Magnificent Friendship Echoes Pauls Resurrection Power
A quotation from Philippians 3 10 speaks of knowing Christ through resurrection power and fellowship in suffering, guiding believers toward conformity with his death and spiritual endurance.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1940
Page
4
A quotation from Philippians 3 10 speaks of knowing Christ through resurrection power and fellowship in suffering, guiding believers toward conformity with his death and spiritual endurance.
The article argues allied moves were too late in Europe and now Britain faces a final stand at home and in the empire. It notes Hitler's initiative, French surrender terms, and questions American patience as planners seek a three to five year defense buildup amid shortages of men and arms.
The text notes that U S citizens of German origin are being drafted for German military and labor service, possibly targeting the United States. It accuses democratic leaders of broken promises and perjury, referencing Wilson’s fourteen points and implying potential damages collection in the New World.
Henry L. Stimson warned of growing global aggression from Japan’s Manchuria seizure to Mussolini’s Ethiopia conquest and Hitler’s ascent. He urged united action by great powers, but Britain, France, and others failed to respond. The text recalls Stimson’s earlier bids and the League’s limited, negative measures.
Hugh J. Powell of Coffeyville celebrated a 35 year career spent largely in Montgomery Center and Coffeyville. He previously published the Cherryvale Republican for nine years and now owns the Coffeyville Journal and radio station KGGF while managing both full time.
A large audience watches Alf Landon's postcard platform idea unfold with expectations high. Observers wonder if the resolutions committee can restrain itself and speak briefly, avoiding extra emphasis or commentary.
President Roosevelt signals it may be prudent to reshuffle the cabinet by inviting two Republicans. The plan contrasts with third termers who oppose changing horses during the crossing.
A white airplane carried French government representatives to receive the German and Italian terms. It may be the last bright spot the French will see for a long time.
A week marked by widespread optimism and hype triggered by leaders and pundits prompts closer scrutiny. Analysts urge caution as evaluations and forecasts diverge across nations, urging measured assessments amid volatile markets and policy shifts.
An elderly reader recalls confident prophecies about World War II era Germany and predicts domestic policy optimism. He asserts belief in a 42 hour work week and danger of government cuts, urging caution against stampeding into war.
Floor plans for the new Pinckney school were presented and approved at a special board of education meeting last night. The article also notes social and local items including a home wedding, hospital plans, staff moves, and community notices.
Francie Weston and Gusty Gair share a tense date driving toward Circle Hollywood courts danger as a state trooper interrupts their moonlit moment. Gusty defends his pride while Francie fears the ticket loss and the looming path to fame in a dramatic cliffhanger.
Philadelphia June 24 Delegates at the Republican national convention could sample campaign trinkets from multiple headquarters. Campaigners offered items like an Indian feather at Dewey, a red car nation at Taft, and a We Want Willkie button at Willkie's camp. Senator Arthur Capper and editor William Allen White traded quips as they toured the scene.
Dallas officials promised a grand jury probe into the death of Virgil E. Harris 50 of Kansas City who leaped or fell from an eleventh floor hotel room as flames trapped him. Fire Chief Funk said smoke confusion and elevator delay hampered rescue and suggested Harris may have fallen asleep while smoking.
On June 24 in Arkansas City Kansas Mrs Carl Denton and Eugene Brown of Winfield sustained minor flesh wounds from .22 caliber bullets while playing miniature golf. Several bullets hit the course as police pursued the theory the shots were fired by a hunter aiming at varmints.
Local residents share visits from Odessa Ottawa Lawrence and Keefer amid church group meetings. Four Ladies Aid sections plan gatherings with hosts at Keohane Clemons Keller Knaus. Social events include bridge luncheon Billy Carter visiting grandparents and multiple family dinners and summer trips to Pittsburg Toneka Pomona and Lawrence.
The senate Saturday confirmed Kansas postmasters including Edward F. Funke in Burns and Rollie O. Tobias in Liberal.
Portland officer F. J. Cooney stopped a speeding driver who claimed he was heading to a fire. The man admitted he was en route after a telephone call saying his barn was on fire. Cooney led the way to the scene.
Gov. Capper announced the first of two appointees to the newly created state civil service commission. W. L. Burdick, a Kansas University law professor, is named as one member.
Pittsburgh June 24 The Travelers Aid group helped 30 juveniles lured away by a circus last month and also recovered their oldest runaway just 2 years old. The girl had learned about Canada from newspapers and secretly set off to see the sights.
Mrs B L Taul and Letha Mole visited Miss Faye Hagerman and her mother in Vinland. George Mohler of Washington Creek stayed with Delbert Griffin. Several local families hosted and attended parties and dinners. Measles illness touched Frank White and grandson Buddy Reynolds. Lenora Williams plays organ at First M E Baldwin during Prof LeRoy Wright absence.
Radio lineup lists WREN KMBC WDAF and EMBC programs from 6 p.m. to midnight including news casts, orchestras, theater, sports chat, and major acts such as Eddie Le Baron's Orchestra and Charlie Barnet. Highlights span The Green Hornet, Amos and Andy, Glenn Miller, Arthur Godfrey, and Bobby Hamburg.
Corliss of Kenneth Kansas visits John Turner home Thursday. Mrs Sunniag travels to Cleburne Texas for Weather’s Day with J G Clark family. Hoke family from Kansas City visit Turner home with wife still bedridden but improving. Virgil Jordan and family visit Kansas City. Chauncy Bird family travel to Grandview Missouri for Sunday dinner with Moxley and Bird relatives. Bertha Bush of Paola visits Saint home. Charles Bird decorates W H Dent home. Virgil Jordan travels to Kansas City to stay with Edwards family. LeRoy Frisbie family hosts Cana and Sane ny for week with grandparents.
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