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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1939
Page
4
A religious quotation proclaims that the son of man will come in the glory of the father with his angels and reward every man according to his works. The line echoes biblical verses and emphasizes divine judgment and accountability.
The Supreme Court upholds federal and state power to tax salaries, extending the general authority to tax public payrolls. Despite broader reach, deficits persist and those on public payrolls gain little relief while government employees gain awareness of taxpayer burdens.
Governor Ratner explains the new bi partisan board of regents will select a Kansas University chancellor when ready. The process may be by the present or the new board, with no fixed timetable. Regents seek a candidate who is both capable and willing, prioritizing the university and state above speed.
The federal house votes to probe WPA with no immediate Senate or White House action. Administrators split on outcomes while citizens fear a whitewash and hope for a full, fact finding inquiry.
Braniff Airways to receive a National Safety Council special award for seven years of safe operations between Chicago and the Gulf of Mexico. The presentation comes days after a Braniff crash in Oklahoma City that killed eight, highlighting the ironical belief that air disasters cannot be entirely prevented.
An editorial notes Braniff may face an accident on its route despite seven years of safe flying. It argues air disasters aren’t rising with distance, though total numbers stay high as air travel grows. It warns Czechia’s lost cause could spark US tensions as a Pittsburgh movement seeks republic reestablishment, with potential diplomatic fallout.
The Workers Alliance vows a labor march on Washington if Congress delays the 150 million dollar WPA request by President Roosevelt. They pressure officials to secure the appropriation, while critics warn such tactics may provoke public scrutiny of grant practices and motives.
Congress contemplates easing taxes by readjustments as current levels burden the public. Some fear diverting from the New Deal program, while others push a serious attempt at economizing to reduce the tax burden and win broader support.
The piece questions how many new buildings and bridges will endure after the debt used to fund them is fully paid. It contrasts visible growth with long term financial risk, urging scrutiny of public infrastructure investments and their lasting value.
Nevada has no income tax inheritance tax or sales tax. The state’s population is around 100000 and could rise as news spreads.
Army and Navy officials debated a supposed joker slipped into the national defense bill. The amendment would grant the C I O dictatorial powers over defense work and was allegedly linked to a labor peace ultimatum. The CIO reportedly sought $500000 for the 1936 Democratic campaign.
The author aboard a sea voyage to Rio de Janeiro paints a vivid portrait of the Brazilian city. He notes Sugar Loaf and Corcovada, the Tijuca mountains, and the cosmopolitan streets with hotels, casinos, and tramways. He laments the elevator ride, mentions Scoville and the Nieuw Amsterdam visit, and observes local beliefs in charms and magic.
Excavation began for the new Delta Upsilon house in West Hills where two Greek houses Alpha Xi Delta and Sigma Phi Epsilon are also under construction. The old Delta U house at 1215 Oread was sold to Sigma Alpha Mu from 1633 Vermont.
Mrs Eustace Brown newly appointed Dean of Women spoke at chapel on A Family Affair and urged a motherly role toward students. Prof Montravilie from Edison labs gave a Lyceum talk on the ultraviolet ray and gyroscope and subscription cards for next year were insufficient.
Prof. Bailey and J. G. Haskell left yesterday for the east to study chemistry buildings and gather ideas for a new KU campus building. A group of about twenty young ladies will attend the Pickininny Minstrels tonight. The Lake View school house burned last night due to a tramp’s fire in the coal house. Farmers chased the culprit but lost him at the waterworks. the school was a total loss. Joe Wahl was shot in the Philippines. his condition is described as severe. A. L. Hendee opened a new store south of Wiedemann’s offering ladies’ furnishings and dress goods.
A note describes the capital's hot daytime heat and cooling nocturnal winds, noting the attraction cannot be duplicated elsewhere and hinting at openness about the climate conditions.
H Lee Jones argues for ongoing citizen education through Town Hall meetings in Lawrence. He notes 11 sessions this year with 39 speakers drawing 50 to 125 attendees, and urges a broader, inclusive forum to strengthen community loyalty and informed citizenship.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes gout remains prevalent with mostly male patients and attacks often after overeating during holidays. Common in the big toe joints and sometimes kidney disturbances occur. treatment focuses on diet restriction avoiding nuclein rich foods and alcohol, with heat therapy to relieve pain.
In a river dam wreck narrative, Dr. Alan Warren tends injured workers with Farrell while Eric Kane battles to restore power. Emily confronts fear of losing Alan as memories of love mix with danger. A lamp teeters above the operating table signaling fresh peril and a dramatic cliffhanger.
A Lent season message laments global and social discord from national to campus divisions. It urges universal religious unity, ethical monotheism, and inclusive living. It calls for bridges across nations races classes and a broader life view centered on God as father of all.
Radio program guide detailing Tuesday and Wednesday schedules across KMBC WDAF WREN and related stations. Includes times for news, comedy, dramas, variety shows, musical programs, and weather forecasts with numerous named programs and performers.
Wet paving caused a car to overturn on highway 183 two miles south of Hays. Mrs. Paul La Forte, 55, of Mineola, suffered a fractured collar bone and cuts. Her three grandchildren Delores Ann 4 Roberta Faye 2 and a six month old were cut and bruised. Mrs. O. J. LaForte the driver escaped unharmed.
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