Teach the Young Women to Be Sober and Loving
A note on Titus 2 4 urging young women to be sober and to love their husbands and children as a guiding virtue for domestic life and conduct.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1939
Page
4
Treasury deficit still large despite lower forecast
The federal treasury projects a deficit smaller than Roosevelt had predicted, with revenues above expectations and expenditures slightly below forecast. Still the shortfall runs into the billions, and the national debt reaches a new high of 40,062,945,328 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federal Treasury
Roosevelt
Treasury
Should Congress Stay In Session Or Adjourn By June
Senator Bankhead urged adjournment by June 15 sparking debate on whether Congress should stay in session to keep the country out of war. Many members fear losing influence over the President and the European quarrel. Opponents worry about unchecked presidential action if Congress is absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankhead
Alabama
Congress
United States
Europe
Britain plans expulsion of Nazi agents amid growing rift
Great Britain will expel about 50 Nazi agents as Germany threatens reprisals, sending three Nazi workers home and Germany ordering three British subjects to leave. The mutual purge signals increasing hostility between the two nations since the Munich accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Germany
England
Munich
Hitler’s deception cited by Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald argues Hitler has fooled many, from Germans to Chamberlain and Daladier, by promising peace after the Sudetenland and now seeking Polish land. The piece suggests Hitler may even be fooling himself as global trust erodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Ottawa Herald
Chamberlain
Daladier
Fuehrer
Sudetenland
Europe
Poland
Mayor Smith Seeks Permanent Path for Temporary City Manager
Kansas City mayor considers making the current temporary city manager's post permanent. The move reflects ongoing leadership decisions as city governance continues to shape administrative stability.
City official weighs nonpartisan stance in council job arc
The article notes discreet inquiries about politics by a official seeking a nonpartisan approach. Eugene C. Zachman, temporary manager, says his father was a Democrat and he suspects he is too. The remark underlines concerns about securing permanent status for the temporary post with the current Kansas City council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene C. Zachman
Zachman
Kansas City Council
Britain and Russia Consider Anti Germany Working Plan
Britain and Russia weigh a joint stance to oppose German expansion. Suspicion delays agreement as Prime Minister Chamberlain urges discussion on the best form. Both powers seek prudence avoiding deep alliance while facing a common potential threat from Nazi aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
Chamberlain
Army plans on mobilizing a million men in three months
The army planned to have one million ready for the field within three months of war. It doubted William J. Bryan's claim that a million could mobilize overnight, noting that armies are not assembled as quickly as such rhetoric suggests even in a large nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Board hears plan for summer repairs next school year
The board of education met Monday night and focused on summer repair work and other preparations for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Bouquet University Nansan Praises Police Campaign
A Bouquet goes to the police for a campus and Lawrence traffic enforcement drive. The effort emphasizes campus speed limit of 20 mph, driving within city limits, and obeying stop signs. It notes pedestrians crossing without high jumping or dodging knowledge as a safety reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Nansan
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Tax Lessons From Jobs Printers Bulletin
The article argues that corporate policy discourages future growth as profits are redistributed as dividends. It criticizes the undistributed profits tax as a means to tax the rich, while claiming it harms workers who cannot find jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Quote cites White on third term prejudice in U S politics
William Allen White remarks in Cambridge Massachusetts highlight a strong public prejudice against third terms for national leaders. The Starbeams notes he has campaigned on both sides of the issue, suggesting familiarity with the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen White
Cambridge
Mass
Bill
Starbeams
Poles Seen as Negative Factor in Poland Policy
The Wichita Eagle notes a critical view that Poles are proving negative in pursuing Hitler's aims in Poland, highlighting skepticism about Polish cooperation or initiative in the occupied region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Poland
Wichita Eagle
War warnings and press unity voiced in neutrality debate
Senator Gerald P Nye argues against inevitability of war and urges rejection of entanglement while urging the public to reject wishful thinking. John S McCarren emphasizes newspapers as champions of the American people and national responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald P. Nye
Fire destroys hay barn and house on Ralph Standing farm
A large hay barn and the broader house on the Ralph Standing farm, one mile east of town on Ninth street, were totally destroyed by fire this morning. The fire department responded but the buildings burned to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Standing
Town
Ninth Street
Lawrence
Beatrice Belkin
Roxy Theater Musicians
New York City
Harry Farbman
University Auditorium
Miss Belkin
George Abrams
Belkin
Lorado Taft
Henry E. Beck
Helen Ethel
Manley J. Hood
George J. Hood
J. R. Wood
Statements On War and Peace Echo Leaders’ Calls
Roosevelt Hull and Chamberlain address government efficiency and global tension. The quotes emphasize readiness, anti-enslavement stance, and that mobilization means not peace.
Aden Empire’s Gibraltar of the East and its arid vigilance
The text describes Aden as Britain’s strategic gateway on the Arabian coast, a fortified colony near the Strait of Bab el Mandeb with a small European and American presence. It notes its volcanic setting, harsh sun, and monsoon dust, plus its 1839 annexation into British India and its status as a growing colony with its own stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabia
Aden
Gibraltar
Great Britain
Strait of
Bab el Mandeb
Red Sea
Gulf of Aden
Arabian Strait
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
India
Royal Artillery
England
NEA Service, Inc
Health bulletin on dog bites guides rabies prevention
Massachusetts health guidance on dog bites stresses intelligence to prevent disease. Do not kill the dog. tie it up and have it observed by an animal inspector for two weeks. If owner unknown, notify local health authorities and provide a full animal description. Then consult your family physician for wound care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Health
Massachusetts’ Department of Public Health
Board of Health
County clinic aids crippled children in Douglas county
Mrs. Daryl Dodds of the Kansas Society for Crippled Children describes the Kiwanis sponsored orthopedic clinic in Douglas county. The program, funded by federal and state sources, serves under 21 year old patients and can provide operations hospitalization and braces. In December 1938 to February 1939 the clinic treated dozens with costs listed. Arson murder trial opens in Leavenworth as Herbert McCartrey faces charges for a February fire that killed two firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Kiwanis Club
Daryl Dodds
Kansas Society For Crippled Children
Kansas
Wichita
C. B. Francisco
Crippled Children’s Commission
Leavenworth
Kan
Herbert McCartrey
McCartrey
Socials and Thefts Highlight Old Town Notes
Mrs C H Ashton hosted a luncheon for Mrs George Hoxie of Kansas City. The McCookfield office was entered and $80 stolen, an inside job suspected. Mrs Raymond Schwegler and Mrs Wilford Collins Simons hosted a reception for 175 guests with Ottawa and Kansas City hosts assisting. Edith Bey hosted a 75 guest afternoon event. Nearly 300 attended the Sophomore Hop and the farce The Firefly starred Helene Thomas with a full cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Ashton
George Hoxie
Kansas City
W. O. Hamilton
McCookfield
Hamilton
Raymond Schwegler
Wilford Collins Simons
H. A. Dunn
Ottawa
John Reineke
G. W. Jones
A. ©. Mitchell
C. W. Straffon
Olin Bell
M. Briggs
M. Putnam
C. W. McFarland
H. C. Wilson
Beth Dunn
Alice Guenther
Nelli May
Schall
Thelma Welch
Nina Kanaga
Blanche Simons
Edith Bey
Local notes and society items from Forties era roundup
Jaedicke shows a line of hammocks while Mrs. John Charlton travels to Decatur Illinois for two months with her daughter. Dogs and ponies will perform under a tent by the Santa Fe depot on May 8. Prof Gentry reputedly owns a premier collection of dogs and ponies. At the board of education meeting Supt F P Smith and Principal F H Olney were unanimously reelected. Prof James H Canfield named librarian of Columbian University New York City. The Round Table club closed its year with officers elected: President Mrs C E Esterly Vice President Mrs I J Huntoon Secretary Mrs E D O Bryon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaedicke
John Charlton
Decatur
Ill
Elvin
Santa Fe
Gentry
Board of Education
F. P. Smith
F. H. Olney
Smith
Professor Olney
James H. Canfield
Columbian University
New York City
Round Table ‘Club
L. H. Moore
C. E. Esterly
I. J
Border adventure rescue on Barra ranch
Betty Mary Jordan, a Border Patrol secretary, is rescued from Luis Barro by Sheridan Starr and Hope Kildare who disguise themselves to slip Betty from the Barra ranch. Barro plans a mass crossing of aliens by horse to dodge the Border Patrol and vows to recapture her. Betty recalls her past as a Washington society figure while Starr and Hope reveal their feelings as the plan unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Mary Jordan
Border Patrol Service
Sheridan Starr
Hope Kildare
Starr
Luis Barro
Hope
Sherry
Barra Ranch
Betty
Barra
Betty Mary
Barro
Rancho
Gringo Federales
Seguro
Don Luis
Imaybe
el Paso
United States
United States Border Patrol
Rio Grande
Mexico
Rio
Texas
Los Federales
Panchito
Washington, D.C
Washington
Sheridan
Mary
San Felipe Canyon
Marine Thinks Fast Saves Crown Prince Olaf on Visit
An ex-farm Kansas boy in the U S S Tennessee guard of honor saved Crown Prince Olaf of Norway from embarrassment by quickly correcting the inspection as he and the line reversed. The alert marine, unnamed, said he had to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas
Olaf
Norway
Tennessee
Marine Guard of Honor
Convict Bar Break Demonstration At Sing Sing
Charles Atlas, famed strong man, bent an iron bar with bare hands before more than 2,000 cheering inmates at Sing Sing Prison. Officials offered no word on whether any convicts asked to enroll or learn similar demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
Sing Oes
Charles Atlas
Prion
Eudora Birthday Celebrations Honor Mrs Hausman
Mrs Sarah Hausman enjoyed an afternoon at home with relatives and friends who recalled old times and presented gifts. Ice cream and cake followed, with many attendees listed from Clearfield Wells ville Lawrence and Kaw Valley. Iota Phi Phi hosted a Friday dinner then bridge at Miss Henrietta Schubert's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hausman
Henry Deckwa
Theodore Deckwa
Wesley Deckwa
Clarence Hausman
Minnie Hausman
Roy Breithaupt
Clearfield
Herbert Brecheisen
Helen Brecheisen
Delbert Lawrenz
A. A. Brecheisen
Wellsville
Harold Eberhart
John Ott
Ethelbert
Lawrence
Ray Brecheisen
la Loup
Herman Wiechman
Marvin
Kaw Valley
Edward Deckwa
C. F. Weidensaul
Eudora
Iota Phi Phi
Lotz Cafe
Henrietta Schubert
Lillian Fuller
Oscar Lothholz
Homer
Eudora Social Roundup Highlights Meetings and Visits
Community notes detail Leon Durr's legal work for Gerstenberger and prize won by Oscar Loth holz. Upcoming events include a May 14 afternoon bridge at Mrs. Pearl Roseway and a Flower Show at St. Pauls church with a silver tea. Various visits and services across Kansas City Lawrence and De Soto are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Sheldon
Lawrence
Clarice Stealzing
Kansas City
Henrietta Schubert
George Warmker
Andrew Steffanus
Steffanus
Shirley Mae
Los Angeles
Calif
Eudora
Bert Daugherty
Charles Brown
Dewey Smith
D. O. Cochran
Christine
Watson
Ben Bartz
Missouri
Mr. Watson
W. O. Watson
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
John Miller
M. H. Cox
W. R. Garrett
George Everley
Elmer Everley
Overland Park
Radio Programs Schedule May 3 1939 Evening Lineup
Daily radio listings show WREN KMBC WDAF lineups from 5:30 PM to midnight on May 3 including Captain Midnight Newscasts Dance Cavaliers One Man's Family and Lum and Abner plus World Dances and Weather Forecasts with notable acts like Fred Allen Jay Franks and Sophisticated Swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Maurice
Spitainy
KMBC
Mnight
WDAF
Jimmy Allen
Newacast
Dance Cavaliers
Roy Shield
Kmbc—Gang Busters
Lum
Abner
NBC
Horace_ Heidt
Sophie Tucker
Shep Fields
Orch
Harry Owens
Wrien
Gene Krupa
Muehlebach
Wren—Goldman
WKMBC
Bing Crosby
KMBBC
Dick McMillen
Amos
N’ Andy
WDAKF
Bob Edge
Charles Barnett
Wren—Lee Shelley
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Journal- World BY the World Company
W.C. Simons
J. W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence, Kansas
John S. McCarrens
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Cordell Hull
Britain
REG
U. S. Pat
Morris Fishbien
Journal of the American Medical Association
Helene Thomas
Ruth Lillis
Joe Christman
Joe Gaitskill
Nellie Huston
Melvin Evans
Cecil de Rain
Hazel Williams
Border Adventure
Sing Sing
Sneegas
N. H
Marion Orlander
Katie Jones
Womens Missionary Society
Friends Church of
Kitega
Africa
Cox
Argel Cochran
Allen Cochran
Douglas
Kenneth Cochran
Henry Mathia
Alberta
Son
Ralph Bowling
de Sote
Lawrence National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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