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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1940
Page
4
A devotional line from Hebrews 11 6 stressing belief in God and the reward for diligent seekers. It emphasizes faith as essential to approaching the divine and receiving rewards.
Two KU graduates vie for Kansas City Missouri mayor in a spring election pitting machine against reform. John B. Gage from KU class of 1907 leads anti machine ticket while Flavel Robertson of KU class of 1910 heads the machine slate. The contest hints at a renewed border feud and inter fraternity tensions, raising expectations for a spirited campaign.
The piece argues Nazi claims about opposing Britain are propaganda, noting Britain’s alleged role in creating strangleholds. It asserts Americans saw through pledges and boundary violations by Hitler’s government and views any offer as a swap that replaces one stranglehold with another, citing Austria Czechoslovakia Poland as evidence of Nazi gains.
The Democratic chairman of the special senatorial committee appointed to supervise elections has received anonymous complaints from Kansas about dirty work in selecting delegates to the district and state Republican conventions. The movement aims to stir dissension within the party, potentially aiding Democrats in November. Rumors of patronage influence in Shawnee County delegate selection have not been substantiated and drew more attention in Washington than in Kansas.
Pressed by new Russian divisions, Finnish troops retreat to preserve organization and maintain defensive lines. The shift signals a new war phase focused on steadying forces and holding key positions amid advancing enemy units.
The report notes Soviet strategy seeks the smallest possible casualties while maximizing ground gained, forcing heavy costs on opposing forces per advance. It emphasizes tactical patience and attrition to erode enemy strength without incurring unsustainable losses.
The week has seen continued Russian pressure on the Karelian isthmus with large troop incursions against Finnish defenders around Viipuri. Despite heavy losses for the invaders, the Russians gain ground but the Finns still resist, holding at the city outskirts as week ends.
The article notes escalating German air and submarine attacks on shipping as spring nears. Allies unable to strike back effectively due to limited German sea commerce, likely foreshadowing a shift from defense to a more destructive, two sided conflict.
An American ambulance driver with the Finnish army will travel to Paris to recuperate from a broken arm and facial lacerations caused by a Russian bomb explosion. The war lines blur for late AEF members as the battle of Paris seems to loom anew.
Germany has promised to guarantee Romania’s boundaries in exchange for concessions. Romanians now must judge the worth of such German guarantees, guided by evidence from recent years about their reliability.
The Chanute Tribune offers a compact proverb noting that the average farmer, given a Cherokee or Indian chance, will persevere and succeed where others would fail.
The piece running in Kansas papers allegedly teaches how to be happy while married on 15 dollars weekly. A teaser suggests the secret is to avoid friends or neighbors earning 17.50, per Jack Harris.
In Topeka Journal Ed Chapman records quotes about remodeling an old house with $500. A novice challenges an experienced remodeler on what money can achieve and how fast changes occur.
Crime reports across the country over the past week note thefts of wool from a sheep, a weather bureau instrument set, an occupied beehive, a large section of Finland, a purse with a rabbit’s foot, and even three wives. The eccentric spree prompts columnist Jack Harris to ask if nothing is safe anymore.
The senior high school auditorium hosts a Boy Scout sponsored minstrel program with adult soloists and chorus members listed. A fire destroyed a seven room farm house near Lawrence from a defective flue. Fourteen Kansas University fans forfeited tickets to a Missouri basketball showdown for the Big Six title drawing about 4 000 spectators. Edwin Hartman visited, Emma Ida Schutz wed Theodore R. Flory at home of Mr and Mrs Schutz, and D H Lawrerice, noted British novelist, died in Nice France.
Ann, an orphan with fifteen a week, moves into Clara Brooks’s rooming house and meets Florabelle, a glamorous roommate who hints at buying status with male generosity. Ann admires a modest future while Florabelle recounts a past of wealth and broken engagement as the pair navigate early rooming-house life.
A dense schedule lists radio programs across stations WREN KMBC WDAF KKGC and others for Saturday evening and Sunday starting at 2:50 PM with music acts, talks, and dramas. Notable acts include Renfrew K. C. Schools program, Guy Lombardo, Tommy Dorsey, Grand Old Opry, National Barn Dance, and the Weather Forecast.
Marion Ellet comments on Raymond Clapper in a railing editorial tone. The piece warns that political power tends to concentrate and cites fear of secret delegate control and primary vote gagging as seen in Georgia. The author suggests November will reveal the people’s ultimate verdict on these tactics.
Resolutions urge city commissioners to let voters decide pool hall fate at spring general election. High school tennis begins with promising players Keeler Briggs McConnell and Ziesenis, coached by Herbert Vaughn, a 1912 1913 intercollegiate champion.
London erupts in relief as reports confirm the relief of Ladysmith. The breaking news sends crowds into the streets with jubilant calls and renewed confidence in the Boer War effort.
David A. Aylward, president of the National Wildlife Federation, names Osa Johnson of New York honorary chairman for National Wildlife Restoration Weeks March 17 to 28. She becomes the first woman to receive the honor. A Boston meeting outlined preliminary week plans as a nationwide campaign begins to fund conservation via wildlife stamps.
Pi Three Kansas national guard officers Brig. Gen. George H. Wark of Caney Col. Harrie S. Mueller of Wichita and Lt. Col. Howard S. Searle of Topeka are ordered to Fort Sam Houston Texas to take part in a school with regular army forces in the third and fourth areas April 14 to 16.
Local residents attend gatherings and visits across Baldwin and nearby cities. Prof Wolf transacted business in Topeka. Baker School pianist Lois Hunt performed in Lawrence. numerous alumnae and members from Alpha Chi Omega and the American Legion era discuss initiations, visits, and hospital stays at KU Medical Center.
A blaze at the Ralph Webb filling station and an adjoining dwelling in Chautauqua, Kansas, today forced owner Ralph Webb and an attendant to escape barely awake as flames engulfed the property.
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