Healing Sun Rises With Wings Blessing
A devotional verse cites Malachi promising healing and light to those who fear the Lord as the Sun of righteousness arises with healing in its wings.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1943
Page
4
A devotional verse cites Malachi promising healing and light to those who fear the Lord as the Sun of righteousness arises with healing in its wings.
In a rare public rift Vice President Wallace of the Board of Economic Warfare and Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation clash over control of war and postwar spending. The dispute highlights authority gaps among government czars and unsettles the President's inner circle.
A federal court challenge targets both the Kansas labor statute and the national anti strike act enacted by Congress over the veto. Union spokesmen oppose restraints on workers and support national action to ensure wartime discipline and equal justice.
Malcolm MacDonald, Britain’s high commissioner in Canada, says Allied forces sunk one Axis submarine per day for two weeks. He notes reduced losses from sea attacks in the past month as the convoy system carries more cargo and troops across the Atlantic, heightening fears of attacks from Hitler’s fortress Europe. He warns of massive production of planes and bombs near Europe and implies a looming shift in offensive operations against Axis centers.
A news correspondent turns critical of the Beau overseas policy while back in their homeland. The piece analyzes national stance and media tone as it reflects on international affairs and domestic reception.
Observers note two camps as war ends. One group seeks return to prewar life, opposing sweeping reforms. Others argue for a new world shaped by planners. Returning troops, having seen other lands, weigh America’s value and path forward.
Representative Engle of Michigan argues government focuses on money spent rather than actual output. He highlights wage pattern discrepancies and inflated war plant pay fueling false prosperity. He warns high wages in some sectors raise insecurity in essential work and criticizes administration policy.
Washington planners discover that despite record government outlays last year, not all budgeted funds were spent. Taxpayers anticipate relief as withholding tax begins, while spenders vow tighter control to avoid unspent credits in the future.
In New York two men pleaded guilty within two days after being accused of sending military information to Nazi agents abroad. The FBI had evidence at arraignment, and admissions showed that not all information reached its intended destination.
Britain and allies vow hard actions against Italy while warning Mussolini to surrender. Churchill and Eden call for Italian capitulation as air, sea, and ground forces intensify campaigns in the Mediterranean. Military commentary analyzes fighter and bomber strengths including P-38, P-47, P-39, P-51 and other aircraft.
The Emporia mercury hit 149 degrees while Lawrence topped 108. Rev T H Astman will speak at South Park union service. Prof Earnest Boyce toured Kansas City for business. Lillian Zimmer visiting cousin Fritzi Meyn in Kangas City. Co-Operative club closed its year with a final South Park meeting. Bridge club meeting postponed due to heat. Mr and Mrs George Esterly and Mrs C Esterly head to Estes Park for the summer. Prof and Mrs W R Smith move to the former Bailey home at 1101 Ohio. Lawrence Gun Club shoot set for Sunday at 9, Stockwell and Mrs Stock to wed this evening at Stockwell home. Frederick Jaedicke to Culver Military School for summer session. W R Stubbs went to Topeka on business. D T I C club hosts picnic at Woodland Park tonight. Ralph Ellis arrives overseas in England with the U S Army.
Twenty five years after enlistment Lawrence Gleed first sergeant in the medical corps has reached France. Douglas county is praised as one of four best organized Kansas counties in Red Cross work by Miss Dorothy Lewers, Red Cross field agent, with headquarters in Topeka. A meeting of highway engineers and county commissioners from Leavenworth and Douglas counties in Eudora approved plans to build a permanent bridge across the Kaw river. aha marriage of.
Alook at past events notes warm weather aiding corn crops, a decaying White schoolhouse, flood damage, and uncertain remodeling plans. An accident on the Robinson farm injures a boy and kills a mule after a run away. Perry suffers a large store fire with stock loss and unknown origin. Ottawa residents move Cyrus Richardson’s library house, and a ferry incident saves a team with some goods lost.
Retiring Baldwin Rotary president Dr Nelson P Horn gave his valedictory at the Tuesday noon luncheon. C C Smith became the new president with Virgil Wood vice president and Thomas A Evans secretary. Girl Scouts received a flag from Mrs Edward Kapple in name of the American Legion. Scouts camped at Baldwin Lake with Mrs R F Miller supervising. A potluck supper by the Women’s Auxiliary of the Lloyd Beaton post moved fats salvage to the Scouts. Funeral services were held for Clyde Stewart at the First Methodist church with Rev Clyde W Brewster and doctors Bailey Coldsmith assisting.
Washington reports the tripartite war labor board settled two points in the Connally Smith Harness strike control bill. The act will not alter labor participation roles or interfere with maintenance of membership clauses in labor contracts. The board, with public, industry and labor members, reviewed the measure and sought an attorney general opinion.
Wardrobe and furniture from John Barrymore’s estate were auctioned to defray about $200,000 in claims. The shirt Barrymore wore as Hamlet sold for $7, a tuxedo vest 50 cents, and a gray sack suit $32.50. A zoot suit sold for $2, a homburg hat brought $6.50, and a pink girdle fetched $4.50 bought by Edward Molen who quipped I think I’ll wear it.
Republican senators pressed for a congressional probe into the Wallace Jones exchange over war material control while Democratic leaders urged restraint amid a wider Roosevelt press flap. A war agency row sparked talk of new statutory curbs and possible state department oversight.
In a tense scene, Kathy pressures a wary liaison while Clint Mattison reels from a murderers gaze. A poisoned cocktail and a staged confession push the drama toward a chilling, fatal resolve.
OCR text fragments list station codes, anchors, and program labels across a chaotic broadcast log. Names such as WREN and various code strings indicate a collage of newsreaders, scripts, and channel tags with scattered references to dates, times, and dollar figures.
Advert says harmless medicated liquid Mleerex clears pimples overnight with simple directions. Enthusiasts praise Xeerex for clear complexions and reduced embarrassment. Money back if not satisfied. Sold by Round Corner Drug Store.
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