To Win Praise Favor is Deceitful Yet Fear of Lord Praised
A proverb quotes that beauty and charm may fail but a woman who fears the Lord will be praised. The verse highlights virtue as the true path to honor beyond superficial gains.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1944
Page
4
A proverb quotes that beauty and charm may fail but a woman who fears the Lord will be praised. The verse highlights virtue as the true path to honor beyond superficial gains.
Worries of 1937 and 1918 about returning soldiers gave way to ample employment. Many quit jobs from patriotic duty, women resume home life, and postwar expansion follows war time inactivity. Farmers and professionals face hardship while veterans seek roles as business leaders and industry steadies the economy.
A War Writers Board pledge for peace circulates through the Pledge for Peace Committee, claiming five weeks to draft and under a minute to read and sign. The letter argues such pledges bind the nation, warns of entrenched Chicago gang influence, ongoing Kansas City gangster rule, and a USA peril from labor racketeers under current administration. The piece rails at political misdirection and urges defense of democracy abroad and purity in government.
Senator Vandenberg is quoted favoring a higher Social Security tax of one per cent for workers and one per cent for employers. The senator should make public any information supporting this need. The tax has been collected for years but no fund for benefits is accumulated, viewed as another government revenue method.
The text notes everyday use and Social Security funds held as U.S. 100s government bonds. When demand rises, bonds must be sold to raise money for the government's share. It also says income tax forms are simple beside the rest of the government's bookkeeping.
The piece argues against large bonuses funded by borrowed money for veterans. It notes Civil War veterans paid war debts through service and pensions, while current soldiers will backbone postwar America. The author views increasing burdens as a serious issue for a generation.
The piece argues postwar competition will shape world supply and prices without price controls. It warns legislators to act on this issue, noting ships, personnel, food, and goods exist but may be undermined by union leadership and the Wagner Act, urging independence from longshoremen and union influence.
The U S Supreme Court rules seven to two that liquor shipments to Fort Sill are safe from molestation by Oklahoma authorities. The case questions the liquor front basis, but the arrangement remains permitted under the decision.
A 1930s notice states that Kansas City postmen will adopt short sleeved shirts as part of next summer’s uniform. The decision aims to prevent sunburn and provide practical attire for carriers, with female workers already accustomed to the style.
The piece describes Hitler's Army of Ukraine dwindling as Russian advances squeeze the German line. It cites 400,000 to 500,000 troops in peril, heavy losses north toward Romania, and possible German evacuations from ports like Nikolayev and the Dnieper bend. Tarnopol and the Bug river area are highlighted as critical to the retreat. Prince Stirbey is said to seek peace talks in Cairo with British assistance noted.
The item notes Ottawa area events and people: Green Bros Hardware marks 20th birthday, families visit Wichita, new birth announced in Richland, Grange meets at Burnette schoolhouse, Camera Club hosts at Weatherby home, Topeka visitor at Pi Phi, Prof. MacMurray lecture in Hillsboro, SAE dancing party for rushees, Mildred Milter to Kansas City, weather affects oat sowing and potato planting, Ottawa University beats K U 26 to 16, university thermometer reads 451.5 degrees, F D Cosley runs for city council First Ward, Tom Harley in Tanamintan, Collins from Lake View, Harry Dick and J C Lowman travel to Eudora.
In a prior puzzle the theme centers on actor horizons and word clues. The list blends abbreviations and definitions across horizontal and vertical entries leading to names and terms such as US Lyric poem and elements like iridium symbol and tantalum symbol.
The Douglas County Health Unit reports February disease levels with chicken pox six, measles 126, meningitis one, mumps four, pneumonia four, and scarlet fever 12, noting sanitation problems and a satirical verse urging timely income tax filing. The piece blends public health data with a verse about tax season and moral commentary on civic duties.
Rep. Frank Carlson introduces HR 4388 to create adjusted service payments capped at 3500 for home service and 4500 for foreign service with a 500 bonus for war injuries. The proposal, backed by eight reasons, aims to reward all honorably served personnel from private to four star, proportional to service and sacrifice.
A wartime budget idea argues for prudent spending by allowing only one-fifth of the total to be spent yearly over ten years. An incentive to save would apply 3 percent simple interest in the first five years and 3 percent compound interest in the second five years. The total national cost would be less than four months of 1944 war expenditures, presenting the earned-reward method as the American way.
New York March 15 Critics faulted Marjorie Lawrence for her Isolde performance in Wagner at the Metropolitan Opera citing an infantile paralysis attack two years ago that left her unable to move freely. She sang seated and was carried in a scene requiring walking onstage.
Baldwin residents host visitors and attend gatherings as Paul Kendall is wounded in battle. Mrs. Piersol Mrs. Hyder and Miss Jack visit Baldwin with relatives while Rotary speaker Dr. Garrett discusses facts and fiction. Omicron Alpha Chi Omega hosts Baker University faculty. Baker Day festivities near. delegates elected to district convention.
The piece recounts a daring wartime flight plan to ferry P-38 fighters from North America to England via Labrador Greenland and Iceland. It chronicles initial bombers going first facing thick Davis Strait weather, multiple crash landings and rescues, and then the first fighter leg from Maine to Labrador as the project ramped up under urgent orders from Generals Hunter and Spaatz with rapid logistics support.
Mrs Ida Wilson of Kansas City announces the February 29 ceremony in New York City uniting her daughter Norma with Ensign Lester McKenzie. Both Baker 1940 graduates. bride from Cooperette club and groom Co op. McKenzie has spent a year overseas and is home on leave.
Mr and Mrs T and Burendine of Kansas City visited their cousin Mrs Robert Ulrich and family. Bohai Churchtaugh was in town visiting daughter Mrs Willient Flory. Irve Flory stayed with Jack Dillon in Baldwin. Bonnie Jean has measles. Members of Pleasant Grove C P A attended the Kanwaka meeting last week. Lloyd Heserman visited his parents. Mrs C H Marshall of San Diego visited cousin Mrs Robert Veriend. Mrs F W Porer and Irene Daniels of Lawrence visited Thursday. John and Lewis Churchbaugh and Irve and Dudley Piory attended Mrs Van Hoesen’s funeral in Lawrence Sunday. Dudley Fiory’s great aunt attended. Mrs Noelan Robbon received a letter from her brother Ray.
Danlels announces their son Corporal Kenneth Daniels has transferred from the Army Air Field Office in California to Fort Bliss Texas. Rahs Cochran sails Friday to Chicago for Navy Air Corps duty after visiting family. Mrs. Robert Markley remains seriously ill at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with asthma and complications. daughter Mrs. Emerson Ott is with her.
Radio listings for Wednesday evening March 18 show a dense slate across stations WREN KMBC WDAF KMB C and more. Programs span news features musicals weather and serials with artists such as Jack Armstrong Sammy Kaye Frankie Carle and Louis Armstrong among others. The schedule includes early to late evening blocks with concerts, comedies, dramas, and variety shows, plus a late night theater and children’s program segments.
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