Truth Among Neighbors in Zechariah Echoes
A brief reflective note cites Zechariah 8 16 urging truth among neighbors and to carry out judgment with truth and peace in daily conduct.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1941
Page
4
Lawrence Set For Busy May With Graduations And Anniversaries
The first week of May signals a packed period in Lawrence as schools finish for the year with promotions and graduations. Commencement at the University of Kansas will mark its 75th anniversary, while Lawrence prepares for the 400th anniversary observance of Coronado’s Kansas visit with an Entrada presentation.
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Lawrence
Haskell
University
Coronado
Kansas
War reaches Deception Island in Antarctica
A returning party from Little America reports wartime activity in the Antarctic. Americans say Japanese and Nazi forces have operated near Deception Island, a frosty outpost that could be used to issue a statement denying further territorial aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little America
Antarctic
Deception Island
Welfare payments may hide recipient details to appease federal aid
Kansas lawmakers debate reform to avoid publicizing county welfare expenditures. A proposed centralized payment system would reduce notices to a single line for totals, while federal officials seek secrecy of recipients and amounts. The move risks five million dollars in federal funding.
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Kansas
Ratner
Topeka
Army maneuvers in Louisiana plan large scale summer drills
The article reports planned summer military maneuvers in Louisiana covering roughly half the state for simulated blitzkrieg operations. Preparations include clearing sites for camps and other necessary arrangements. Soldiers hope clearance will also remove Louisiana mosquitoes impacting the exercises.
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Louisiana
War Materials Reaching Suez Linked to Yugoslav Dispatch
Report from Washington suggests a shipment of war materials at the Suez Canal originated from supplies sent to Yugoslavia. The source notes the transfer reflects wartime logistics and shifting Allied aid routes amid ongoing campaigns.
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Washington
Suez Canal
Yugoslavia
War Materials Shipped to Quiet Fronts Across Egypt and Iraq
In Greece the consigned nations were wiped out before arrival. The rapid shifts in the war are shown by the incident. The vessels' cargoes will be used in Egypt and Iraq, areas of relative calm when they sailed from American harbors.
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Greece
Egypt
Iraq
Washington
FBI
Too Outspoken Muralist Loses Teaching Post in Missouri
An artist described as an outspoken muralist who mocked art galleries and women's clubs lost his teaching position at the Kansas City Art Institute. The fate of his muralism skill remains debated in Missouri and nearby states, but he proves muralists can be too outspoken.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Art Institute
Missouri
Rain Threatens Colorado Irrigation Dams Across Districts
Irrigated districts in Colorado face flood risk as excessive rain could wash away dam and runoff systems that feed crops. Growers fear loss of mountain-sourced water and expect the need to resume storage and distribution soon.
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Colorado
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau promises no immediate new taxes
Secretary Morgenthau said the treasury plans no new tax requests for now beyond the 3 percent billion in taxes requested a few weeks earlier. The public and markets may expect that amount to cover several weeks.
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Morgenthau
Treasury
Hibbs Chosen Speaker for KU 75th Anniversary Dinner
Kansas University selects Ben Hibbs editor of the Country Gentleman as speaker for the 75th anniversary dinner. Hibbs is a KU graduate of 1924 and now directs Country Gentleman. he also sits on the Curtis Publishing board.
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Parsons Sun
Kansas University
Ben Hibbs
Hibbs
Ben
Kansas
Country Gentleman
Curtis Publishing Company
Twenty-Five Years Ago There Is a Probability That a Dip
A fragment notes a retrospective look at events from a quarter of a century earlier. It mentions a possibility of a dip and references unclear implications for local affairs and future actions. The incomplete text hints at statistical or economic concerns without specifying entities or outcomes.
Strategy Would Pivot on Sea Control and Air Supremacy
In this wartime column Dewitt Mackenzie argues that allied victory hinges on two pillars: absolute sea control by uniting the US Navy with Britain, and total air supremacy. He notes Roosevelt’s push for heavy bomber production and predicts merciless Allied bombardment to strangle Germany, followed by invasion once defenses falter. He adds Britain’s challenge to endure the Nazi onslaught until self‑sufficiency is achieved.
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Herr Hitler
Europe
Hite
United States Navy
Roosevelt
Germany
Reich
Britain
Fuehrer
Hitler
Near East
Mediterranean
America
United States
British Empire
Forty Years Ago More of the Fruits of French For
The fragment notes continued recollections of Franco related events and cultural exchanges, highlighting Paris era reflections and ongoing effects on international relations. It mentions lasting agricultural and culinary influences echoed through time and memory.
Antarctic reports reach Boston on European and Japanese presence
United States Antarctic Expedition members aboard the North Star brought back word of German and Japanese activity near Deception Island 500 miles south of South America. They charted the South Pacific coast of Antarctica and Admiral Byrd called the mapping a near final chapter in US claims of 1,000,000 square miles with strategic value.
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Boston
Antarctic
Deception Bay
Little America
United States Antarctic Expedition
North Star
South Pacific
Antarctica
Deception Island
South America
Richard E. Byrd
Palmer Peninsula
United States
Panama Canal
Isak Lystad
The
South Pacific Coast
Byrd
Perfect Dinner for a Celebrity Is Announced
Chicago May 6 The National Restaurant Association issued a special set of instructions on feeding a celebrity starting with a shrimp cocktail and ending with coffee The palate poll of prominent Americans conducted during national restaurant week shows celebrities prefer plain food and Americans favor American dishes with no European specialties winning votes.
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Chicago
National Restaurant Association
Parachute Rescue Leads Carolyn to Blair Arizona
Carolyn Tyler survives a storm plunge and a perilous landing. A kind Blair woman shelters her, calls Boulder Dam, and confirms Bob Hale and the plane are safe. Carolyn returns to work with Bob at the Copper King mine as Leana Sormi looms as a growing threat.
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Blair
Ariz
Carolyn
Boulder Dam
Tyler
Boulder
Bob
Dr. Hale
Carolyn Tyler
Bob Hale
Schoenfeld
Roosevelt tax letter draws fire from Crowther at hearings
Representative Crowther of New York calls President Roosevelt's proposed 3.5 billion tax bill perfectly useless and accuses the letter of offering little guidance. He says it fails to address spending cuts and questions the tax base definition and equity for individuals and corporations.
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Washington
Crowther
R-N.y
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Doughton
D-N.c
Treasury
Vandenberg Seeks Senate Study on Draft Act
Senator Vandenberg proposes a special five man Senate committee to study the draft act and recommend amendments within 60 days. He cites wide variation in local draft board rulings and thousands of complaints from the public and government departments. The panel would be funded with 5000 dollars.
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Washington
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate
Congress
Baldwin Summer Residents and Visitors Chronicle
Baldwin and Lawrence commuters fill the week end and weekday travel pattern with residents visiting kin in Baldwin. Notable locals include Marion Martin and Mrs Mary Martin at home with Mary Martin, Ford Harper en route to Oklahoma City from a national chamber meet, Eugenia Kramer of Topeka visiting, and groups from Baldwin Garden club attending Kaw Valley Garden club convention in Lawrence. Additional visits from Betty Ridgeway of Kansas City, Robert and Mrs Mitchell, William and Mrs Hobbs of Topeka, Claude Beeks and son Bill, Elmer Lynch and Mrs Lynch, and Jane Helen Davies with family mark a busy social week.
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Marion Martin
Baldwin
Mr. Martin
Mary Martin
Eighth Street
Lawrence
Ford Harper
Chamber of Commerce
State of Oklahoma
Harper
Oklahoma City
Washington, D. C
Iss Eugenia Kramer
Topeka
Allan Daugherty
Baldwin Garden Club
Kaw Valley Garden Club
First Christian Church
Betty Ridgeway
Kansas City
Robert Mitchell
William Hobbs
Amy Keohane
Suzanne Ballard
Mark D. Ballard
Esther F. Davies
Coffeyville
Harry Neptune
Jane Helen Davies
Kappa Sigma
John
Gerald O. Me
Radio Schedule Highlights From May and April Broadcasts
Tuesday May 6 evening listings show WREN KMBC WDAF programs across time slots from 5:30 to 12:00, featuring news casts, musicals, comedies, dramas, orchestras, public affairs, and weather updates. Notable acts include Glenn Miller, Bob Hope, Fibber McGee & Molly, and Easy Aces with multiple station crossovers.
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Wren
KMBC
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Lillian Cornell
Elmer Davis
Grand Central
Nickel Man
Glenn Miller
Bob Hope
Henry L. Stimson
Amos and Andy
Fred Waring
Orch
Bobby Byrne
Lanny Ross
Blue Barron
Johnny
Paul Sullivan
Wdaf—Star
U.S
Wdaf—Orchestra
Gene Krupa
Les Brown
Weather Man
Hotel Muehlebacher
WRISN
AP News
Enric Madriguera
KMBEC
John Duffy
Moonbeams
Jimmy Hilliard
Charlie Barnett
Lionel Hampton
United Press News
Press News
Wrieen
Cavaliers
Big Town
Tony Martin
Manhattan
Dr. Christian
Bob Trout
Star Theatre
Eddie Cantor
Pam
Northwestern U. Pgm
Kay Kyser
KMAC
RN Torrone
Mr. Meek
Amos and
Andy
Colony Club Orchestra
Lanny Rosa
Easy Aces
Johnny Long
Howard and Shelton
Lexington
Magic of Music
Gabriel Heatter
WRIEN
Chuck Foster
KMEC
Melody Treasure Club
Muehlebach
Val Olmen
Ace Brigade
Glenn Garr
N.B.C
Birth of a son for Dr and Mrs McCullough of Baldwin
Cullough of Minneapolis announces the birth of a son named Gerald William on May 3. The parents are noted in Baldwin where Dr McCullough graduated from Baker and Mrs McCullough headed the Baker voice department before marriage.
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Young
Lloy Dunn
Youngs
Denver
Colorado
Mary
W.S.C.S
Fellowship Hall
Mildred Hahn
Criterion
Linwood Methodist Sunday School
Kansas City
Baldwin
Austen Room
Harriet Osborne
Quayle
Classified Ad Inquiries At Journal World Page
Daily classified page draws thousands of buyers and sellers seeking. Call 22 to reach the Ad-Taker and place or inquire about ads.
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