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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1941
Page
4
A religious quotation from Hosea 13 3 is presented describing mankind as morning clouds and dew that pass away and as chaff driven by the wind, as smoke from a chimney.
The piece argues that a clash between Germany and Russia may weaken the overall threat from international gangsters. It notes Stalin aided Hitler too much, warns against relying on either Nazi or Soviet leadership, and urges democracies to lead the fight for freedom through careful, united action.
Damascus is now in the hands of the British and the Free French after the fall of the city. The Vichy French withdrew when a viable attack position opened. The British delayed the push, avoiding a siege, and hope to avoid direct conflict with Syrians. The shift follows the Germany Russia breach and may alter Syria’s side-issue campaign.
American Reds once allied with Nazi figures since 1939 may resume denouncing Nazism as their leader and the Fuehrer no longer align, signaling a shift in political stance and public posture.
Farmers face Washington plans to extend a wage hour act covering farm labor, standardizing pay and conditions nationwide. Critics warn of higher costs, more regulation, and loss of freedom as wheat controls and new overseers loom. The tone suggests farmer dissatisfaction with regulatory direction and perceived loss of independence.
Lawrence soldiers from the National Guard went to Camp Robinson not expecting to return home when their year of service ended. The units aimed for duration and the War Department’s request to retain them in service matches the troops’ long held expectation.
In Kansas this year the harvest faces weather that can rain at any time with little warning. Growers rely on AAA forecasts to guide grain collection as the wheat harvest becomes an unpredictable operation.
The piece explains the shift from administrations to offices in New Deal to defense era federal agencies. It lists OPM OGR OPACS OEM OCD and the rise of the NDMB as a key body, noting NDAC’s decline. It closes with a quip from Goodland News about a modern home controlled by a switch.
Governor Harry Woodring says old remedies fail and new ideas are needed in the economy at the Fort Hays frontier park dedication. The German government accepts a one year inter-governmental debt moratorium proposal from President Hoover, with Britain also agreeing.
Miss Helen Deel and Miss Marguerite Allen visited Wichita with Mr and Mrs Philip Barnthouse and Dorothy Anners. Numerous relatives and friends travel for graduations visits and birthdays in Baldwin and nearby cities.
Oto Detjen tried an unusual shot in Tulsa by hitting a feathered friend. The ball struck a bush and a crow swooped down, lifted the pellet, and deposited it four feet from the cup. His opponents ordered a replay.
The scene centers on Edward L. Vetter hosting an open house in Salt Lake City as he prepares to greet friends traveling from Buffalo. The event underscores Vetter as the courteous host welcoming guests arriving from out of town.
Casualty fears voiced over Captain Boyd's command as Mexican forces surround a peaceable party. National Guard departs for Fort Riley drawing 3,000 people. Kansas Guard to entrain for the border. University classes dismissed in honor of KU team. Lawrence approves water works purchase 1110 to 947. Mrs. Jane Rundle Oliver dies aged 89 after 56 years in Lawrence. Anna Elizabeth Savage weds Roy Albert Porterfield in Lawrence.
Elder James M Venordle plans a Lawrence home for the poor sick and strangers. Wheat harvests show better yield than first predicted. David Harshberger reports showers missed Vinland last month. Mrs George Leonard will manage the circulating library. A 100 foot well at West Warren street block grocery struck salt water. Watkins National Bank installs ice water tank for patrons. L O cIntire to return to Rhode Island street homestead after years in Kansas City. Paving eases winter street conditions.
In Waukegan Illinois State's Attorney Harry A Hall once saved others as a teen. Now his son Harry A Hall Jr aged 14 helped three youths when their speedboat overturned on Fox Lake, continuing a family of quick rescues.
Local residents share news of gatherings visits and travel across Hopewell Independence and nearby towns. Attendees include Mrs B L Taul Letha Mae Taul Hazel Gilliland Gilbert, Ben Peters Lawrence Stephenson Jr, and families visiting Ottawa Lawrence and Kansas City.
Reader notice reminds leaving town this summer to have the Journal-World sent to a vacation address and provides a contact phone number for updates.
Angus MacPhillips known as Caliban from Caleb clashes with police after attacking a man in a Greenwich Village lunchroom. He navigates jail, a love triangle with Adoreen Margate, and discovers rival boss Castaloni hides behind alias Fitzwater. The inspector warns of martial law if trouble continues.
A long list of Sunday gatherings and weekend visits across Lawrence Eudora De Soto Baldwin and Kaw Valley communities. Attendees include the Knahe Kasberger Neis Kohler Grob Kurtz Votan Gabriel Deay and Setwald families with various relatives and friends sharing meals and tours.
A detailed list of radio programs across WREN KMBC and WDAF for Monday and Tuesday evenings, including news, music, variety shows, and special programs with times and station identifiers. Notable entries feature Kellogg programs, orchestras led by Gordon Jenkins and Bobby Byrne, and classic acts like Amos and Andy, Blondie, and Fibber McGee.
The Journal World classifieds present the town market hub with listings spanning jobs real estate vehicles and services. Readers browse ads for opportunities purchases and notices shaping daily life.
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