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A brief quotation from Matthew 6 33 urging priority of Gods kingdom over earthly concerns and promising addition of all necessary things.
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Matt
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1942
Page
4
Drifting Apart As Hitler Seeks Distance From Masses
A correspondent suggests Hitler grows more isolated from the German people through Gestapo barriers. The public sees losses and rising war costs, widening the gap as they realize the regime’s claims of victory may fade and new ideas form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Gestapo
Fuehrer
Jose
Sound Leader Jess Denious Files for Lieutenant Governor Bid
Sound Leader Jess Denious of Dodge City has filed formal papers to seek the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. The state senator is praised for his grasp of statewide problems and thoughtful counsel, with the potential to broaden public service as presiding officer of the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Denious
Dodge City
Denious
Senate
Part Pay in Bonds TI War Debates Soldier Pay
Congress debates paying private soldiers fifty dollars monthly with ten dollars in war bonds. The War Department urges compromise as soldiers already receive food clothing housing and equipment from the government. Critics question allocating civilian wages to bonds and insist on direct pay for soldiers and workers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
War Department
Standard Oil stockholders defend officials over German patent dispute
German patents for synthetic rubber spark a clash as Standard Oil of New Jersey officers express confidence in management. They contend their U S purchase accelerated access and deny payments or personal profit to German patent owners. Government prosecutors push to keep focus on Germany's early process origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
United States
Germany
Industrialists argued over wartime tech transfer to Germany
The text notes that American industrialists gave Germany access to a process that the United States could have kept longer. Without the arrangement, Germany would have retained exclusive use of the method longer, delaying U S synthetic rubber development.
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Germany
United States
War Pups Move to Declare War on Hungary Romania and Bulgaria
President Roosevelt asks Congress to declare war on three small powers Hungary Romania and Bulgaria for aiding the axis. The nations are allied with the axis and supplying men and materiel despite not yet facing American troops. The United Nations must oppose these powers to prevent the axis from winning.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
United Nations
Axis
Air Attacks on Essen and Cologne Signal Axis Threat
The dispatch notes two large Allied bombing raids within a week on Cologne and Essen, each involving over a thousand aircraft, highlighting the rising power of United Nations air forces and the axis war plans. The report also remarks that developments in Europe are of great interest in Tokyo.
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Cologne
R.A.F
Essen
Krupp
United Nations
Axis
Europe
Tokyo
Regional War Production Board gains local approval power
The Kansas City regional office director gains authority to approve or deny within his guidelines without Washington input. This decentralization aims to speed decisions on wartime production and save valuable time in processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Kansas City
Washington
Road to Russia detailed by lend-lease route and resolve
Leland Stowe reports on the arduous path for American lend-lease supplies to Russia from Omaha to Moscow. The piece traces a southern route via the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean, then Teheran to Pahlevi and Baku before rail to Moscow, noting alternate convoy via Murmansk and praising shared resolve of Russia and the United States.
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Omaha World-Herald
Leland Stowe
Chicago Daily News
Persian Gulf
Moscow
Russia
Middle West
Omaha
Atlantic
Cape of Good Hope
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
Gulf of Persia
Mr. Stowe
Teheran
Pahlevi
Caspian Sea
Baku
Kerch
Murmansk
United States
The War Today Openings in German Cities and Allied Bombing
The column surveys renewed Allied air attacks on Cologne and Essen and the growing capability of British and American air fleets. It weighs German morale, civilian suffering, and the risk of retaliation as the war enters a intensified aerial phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Essen
Gulio Douhet
Italy
France
Belgium
Ander
Douhet
Hitler
Britain
Rhineland
Churchill
Royal Air Force
Philadelphia Publisher Annenberg Released on Parole
Washington reports Justice officials say M. L. Annenberg, Philadelphia publisher, is released immediately on parole from the Lewisburg federal penitentiary due to health reasons. He serves a three year sentence from the largest individual income tax case, having agreed to settle tax claims by paying just over $10 million over seven years.
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Washington
Justice Department
M. L. Annenberg
Philadelphia
Federal Penitentiary
Lewisburg
Annenberg
Earhart in Paris as crowds greet famed flyer
Thousands of Parisians welcome Amelia Earhart Putnam upon arrival in Paris this afternoon. A parade of notables, students, and local residents filled streets as reporters noted the event and lingering excitement over Earhart's aviation achievements.
The Run of the House by Charlotte Adams
A review of The Run of the House from Macmillan notes its focus on household management largely assuming servants. It argues the advice suits a subset of homes and may not fit working couples or towns with limited servants, yet praises breezy writing and practical ideas for happy, comfortable households where occupants are masters, not slaves.
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Charlotte Adams
Macmillan Company
New York
Lawrence
Lawrence Housewives
Flashes of Life and Oddities from Small Towns
In New Castle Ind residents flocked to the public pool as heat rose but found it dry after winter theft of the plumbing fixtures valued at 135 dollars. In Ute Pass Colo a cinnamon bear blocked a gravel train, eyeing Engineer Logan’s whistle then ambled away into the timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Castle
Ind
Colo
Midland Terminal
Ute Pass
Canon
J. W. Logan
Logan
Jupiter Arrives in France Under Navy Secretary Daniels
The naval collier Jupiter has arrived in France as Secretary Daniels oversees deployment and logistics, signaling continued U.S. support for Allied operations during the war.
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Jupiter
France
Daniels
Noble Sacrifice Ends in Injury at Seattle Event
Daniel McDonald rushed to aid a friend who stumbled and collapsed. He made a quick grab but fell himself, breaking his leg in the process and drawing attention to the cautionary dangers of helping others.
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Seattle
Daniel McDonald
McDonald
Jardine Pinch H hits Wichita speaker fills in
William Jardine, president of Wichita University and former US agriculture secretary, delivered an improvised commencement address after the scheduled speaker failed to arrive due to missed plane connections. Jardine spoke to the seniors, saving the big moment of graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
William Jardine
Wichita University
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Egypt
Jardine
Help Wanted Classifieds Prompt Help
Classified note asks if extra help is needed at home or in the office and mentions a phone contact for Help Wanted postings. It appears as a brief prompt or teaser for job ads.
Caribbean Crisis Serial Story Prompt
A serialized narrative piece titled Caribbean Crisis by Eaton K. Goldthwaite is credited to NEA Service, Inc. The fragment presents an fictional crisis setup with a central figure and unspecified events set in a Caribbean locale.
Escape and Murder on the Night-haunted Ship Deck
Talcott battles a stealthy attacker aboard a ship after a brutal assault on the boat deck. He fends off the foe, finds MacDowell asleep wounded, and suspects Webber and others in a tangled scheme as clues tighten. To Be Continued.
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Talcott
Halsey
June Paterson
Martha Swenson
Professor Constantine
Webber
MacDowell
World War Headlines From Multiple Fronts In Briefs
Vichy and British forces occupy Androverano Madagascar south of Diego Suarez as troop movements resume on the island. Eden says no proof of German sailors aboard French warships while US aid to China continues. Italian court martial bars nine officers for selling convalescence certificates. Australia weighs importing tools from the US to boost war output. Free French raid liberates about 600 men in Libya. RAF hits Oyster Island off Burma. Reports claim Germans deported 100000 Netherlands citizens to White Russia. Vittorio Emanuele awards Mannerheim the grand cross. A former policeman testifies in Ossewa brandwag treason case.
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Vichy
France
Madagascar
Androverano
Diego Suarez
I O O F Past Grands Night and Memorial Day Observed
The I O O F members held Past Grands night at the hall voting for grand and local officers. Memorial Day activities included grave decoration and field work. Mr and Mrs R R Weakley attended a Harmony Circle picnic at South Park. Mrs H G Van Neste visited Mrs Frank Gee in Lawrences. George Ford visited from Lawrence. Mrs Ford is improving. Kenneth Hornberger and Velma Stumbo graduated from Lawrence Memorial High School and attended the Hoch auditorium exercises at Kansas University. Governor Atner gave a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Weakley
South Park
Harmony Circle
M. E
H. G. van Neste
Frank Gee
Lawrences
George Ford
Lawrence
Birs. C. Co. Miller
Ford
Kenneth Hornberger
Henry Hornberger
Velma Stumbo
E. L. Stumbo
Lawrence Memorial High School
Hoch
Kansas University
Governor Atner
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Kansas City Stations
A dense listing shows Wednesday and Thursday evening radio blocks across KMBC WREN WDAF KIBC and KABC with news, sports, dramas, music from Fred Waring’s Orchestra and Glen Miller, talk shows like The Lone Ranger and Quiz Kids, and special programs including Manhattan at Midnight and Symphony broadcasts. Numerous time slots feature multiple stations, announcers, and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
Brush Creek
WDAF
Jack Armatrong
Btar and Stripes
Fred Waring
Orch
KIBC
Brewster Boy
Hawke Keane
Nelson Eddy
Manhattan
Midnite
Dr. Christian
Uncle Walter
KABC
K.C
Toledo
Shirley Temple
Eddie Cantor
Ransom Sherman
Kay Kyser
Frank Parker
Gabriel Heatter
Amos and Andy
Ramona
Glen Miller
H. V. Kaltenborn
Lou Breeze
Glen Gray
Seeley
Cavaliers
A.P
Newa
Lum
Abner
Terry and
The
Pirates
Jack Armstrong
WWDAF
the World Today
Wdaf—Newsroom
Alf Pearce
Maudie
Celebrity Theatre
Sur Lea Boulevards
Melody Time
Aldrich
Dorothy Thompson
Heart of America
KMBEC
Major Bowes’ Pym
Music Hall
Rudy Vallee
MBC
Frazier Hunt
Newacast
WDAI
Guy Lombardo
Naval Aviation
Tee Tees
Renton
Moonbeama
Spivak
Will Osborne
Val Ernie
Moon River
Tareeews
Af—A.p
KMHG
Graduation Week Reflections and Community Gatherings
A 1942 KU class graduation week featured a splendid address to the graduates on Their Biggest Job. Relatives and friends joined in diploma ceremonies and congratulatory events. Local families and Birthday Club members planned a Clinton Park picnic for members and families.
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Birthday Club
Clinton Park
Mary Rose Davidson
Lawrence
Lyle Weeks
Weeks
Z. H. van Neste
Sabetha
H. G. van Neste
W. R. Colman
Harry van Neaste
Duke Scott
Eudora Sunflower Ordnance
Gardner Sun
University of Kansas
Social Visits and Family Gatherings Across Kansas City and Clearfield
Clearfield residents hosted and visited relatives from Kansas City Garden City and Tulsa over a weekend. Attendees included Rev. C Meeder and Rev C F Weldensaul with family. Dinner and decoration day gatherings featured Alma Breithaupt Lena Breithaupt Ida Baumer Minnie Hausman and Mary Brechelsen among others. Preston Brecelsen of Garden City a KU student joined his grandmother Lena Breithaupt for Sunday dinner and evening visits.
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Alvin Schaller
Kansas City
Ben Brechelsen
C. Meeder
Roy Breithaupt
Minnie Hausman
Ruby Kindell
Tulsa
Okla
Arents
John Selzer
Johnny
Alma @Breit
Ted Brechelsen
Toule Kramer
Melvin
Caroline Byrde
Mras
C. F. Weldensaul
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BY Eaton K. Goldthwaite
NEA Service, Inc
Halcott
Struthers
World Briefs
London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
China
Bern
Switzerland
Bari
Canberra
J. M. Makin
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Charles de Gaulle
French Foreign Legion
Bir Bacheim
Third Indian Motor Brigade
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