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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1941
Page
4
The verse describes crowds bringing the sick and afflicted to Jesus in Syria. People with various diseases and torments, demoniacs, lunatics, paralytics, and possessed seek healing, and he heals them all.
Chancellor Malott proposes expanding deferment to keep in school young men training for vital defense professions. The British system, used as a model, offers broader deferments than the U.S. selective service act which requires individual board decisions and rejects general group deferments. The issue ties to the defense program and the wartime manpower challenge.
The article outlines a new German war tactic using undermining before panzer divisions and Stuka squadrons. It claims Nazi intrigue fuels an uprising in Iraq to seize British oil and stirs a Mohammedan holy war against Britain, noting no Lawrence of Arabia to counter it.
The physician has advised Reed to leave Washington for a period and return to Parjeons for a rest. After his departure, the tension in the area he left behind is indicated as considerable.
The piece argues that Kansans risk losing five million dollars in federal aid if they abandon their local relief system for publicity and spending requirements. It warns that yielding to federal pressure invites further federal controls and harassment, undermining state autonomy.
Carolyn Tyler abducts Bob Hale with the X 999 uranium derivative and heads for Arisons aboard a private plane. As a squalling storm mounts and the ship tilts, Bob urges Carolyn to jump with the cargo while he prepares to force the door. The cliffhanger ends with Carolyn leaping into the raging night.
A quota of 8388 men was assigned to Kansas to be called by July 1 under the selective service act, but only 4421 have been called. If the full quota is issued on time it will drain many selectees. training facilities may be near capacity and may push the deadline beyond the estimate.
The federal price administrator warns that advancing prices threaten stability as strikes push wage demands up to ten percent. Officials note many strikes end with a ten percent wage increase, and further actions are planned, likely driving prices higher.
An expected rise in defense outlays to two billion dollars a month is not a gauge of defense quality. Spending more does not guarantee better goods or services, and questions remain about what the government actually receives for the expenditure.
Kansas City's clean-up Chief of Police L B Reed has resigned and the clean-up forces seek to induce a reconsideration. Other city elements estimate how long it will take to undo the chief's notable reform efforts.
President Hoover told business leaders from over twenty nations that further arms reduction is needed to help global recovery and curb instability. About 1,000 attended the sixth biennial International Chamber of Commerce congress.
A historical novel set around the American Revolution follows Christopher Keene and his mulatto half brother Gabe. The story explores British agents Beaumarchais and Franklin era intrigues, espionage, and the roles of Lees Fitzhughs Washingtons and others, ending with Keene’s return to Virginia with his wife Cynthia.
Earl Hanson selects 23 vivid explorer essays for the Robert M. McBride volume. The 600 plus page book covers world locales with an inside map and features Edward Ellsberg facing danger as submarines are raised from the deep.
The piece catalogs lifetime feats from Desmond Holdridge Winston Churchill and others. It highlights historic moments such as Everest overflight by airplane and the first Arctic ice landing, plus guerrilla warfare, revolutions, and famed explorers like Stefansson Wilkins Shackleton Lindbergh, celebrating bold achievement.
Forty years ago a note indicates the issue had not yet been brought before the state department and remains unresolved. The fragment suggests ongoing questions about jurisdiction or authority, with no formal action recorded in that excerpt.
The novel follows Chris Hallowell from childhood in the upper Columbia river orchard country through love marriage and hardship to fulfillment and serenity. It parallels the author’s life, noting McKay’s varied work and current life on a rehabilitated farm.
A dense listing of May radio programs across WREN KMBC and WDAF includes music segments like Kilmer String Trio and Gabriel Heatter. dramatic shows such as Truth or Consequences and Duffy's Tavern. news updates from AP and KNBC. and orchestral performances from national acts airing throughout Saturday and into Monday with multiple stations and times.
About thirty members of Truth Rebekah lodge attended the fifth district gathering in Kansas City Kansas last Friday. Golden Rule served as hostess lodge. Louise Peterson was hired to teach Mound school for the upcoming year. Mrs. H Harris and Mrs. E E Hoskins hosted the Ladies Association of the Congregational church at Mrs. Harris's home on Thursday afternoon May 1. Read the Journal World classified page for bargains.
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