Exalted Above All Psalm Fragment
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1939
Page
4
Citizens press for tax cuts and efficiency in Kansas City
The article argues that reductions in tax rates and end to machine politics are promised but won’t come easily. Citizens must organize, stay alert, and persevere to force a municipal shakeup. Momentum grows as more people realize objectives, but progress hinges on public will and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Secret Menaces in Statecraft Warned by Hull
Secretary Hull warns of incredible situations facing the American state department and defers disclosure. The Dies Committee probes something "too highly important" to discuss publicly, hinting at hidden dangers. Secrecy is seen as essential to some FBI operations, while other departments might benefit from more openness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
American State Department
Dies Committee
FBI
Lindbergh Backs Quality Over Quantity in Air Defense
Col Lindbergh told a house committee that America should focus on research to improve aircraft. He urged building fewer planes but ensuring those built are the best and competitive with foreign rivals. His testim ony was well received and could shift defense plans toward quality over haste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
House
America
Hitler Sees French Lines From Tall Tower
The report notes Hitler climbed a tall tower yesterday and spent long examining the French Maginot line and part of the German fortifications. The vantage point suggests the aim of judging borders and potential targets, influencing where he might direct his thoughts next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
France
Japanese Seized Amoy Settlement Sudden Landing Clash
An armed demonstration met an arte demonstration as Japanese forces attempted to seize control of Kulangsu in Amoy China. American British and French ships landed and sailors equal in number to the Japanese landing party asserted the settlement treaty would be upheld. All landing parties returned to ships. The Japanese were evidently
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulangsu
Amoy
China
Government Argument Forms Press the Issue in Diplomacy
The piece notes how various governments adopted a common argumentative approach, pressing their positions through formal reasoning and procedural pressure in ongoing diplomatic discussions. It highlights the strategic use of form over substance to shape outcomes.
Plight of Jews in Palestine Against British Plan
The piece argues Jews push to derail a British backed plan for the Holy Land, which would create an Arab state. It warns riot and disorder imperil any fair hearing while noting Jews lack overwhelming strength to impose their preferred state. It frames the Palestine dilemma as long standing and unsolved due to interracial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Holy Land
Canadians prepare a long cheering section for Royal visit
Canada promises a continuous ovation for the royal party as they travel, with thousands of miles of cheering from relay groups. The sustained reception tests the King's dignity and the Queen's smiles, while noting the brighter aspects of the royal undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
WPA Worker Nap Delays Kansas City Police Call
Four Kansas City police cars and an ambulance raced to a call but found a WPA worker napping. Officials report government and spring functioning as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
WPA
Spring
Unknowns surround Roosevelt third term outlook
University Kansan notes that Roosevelt’s third term remains uncertain with several unknowns puzzling even the President. The piece highlights Air Force, economic, and political questions fueling speculation about his path forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
University
Kansan
Coal Contract in East Crises Labor Row Over Coal
A 1930s comment argues the A F L and CIO fueled the eastern soft coal dispute, blaming labor leaders for halting fuel supplies. It claims the President stepped in, noting a CIO loan and perceived payoffs, while criticizing the public interest handling and the note to CIO going to protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
A. F. of L
C.I. C
Democratic
C.I.O
C.I.0
First American Almanac Published by William Pierce
The earliest American almanac appeared in 1630 published by William Pierce of Cambridge Massachusetts. It marks the 17th century launch of printed annuals in the English colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pierce
Cambridge, Mass
Local social news highlights at Colonial and city events
Major and Mrs J R Cygon hosted a dinner at the Colonial in honor of Major and Mrs W C Koenig who attend the military ball tonight. Bridges and kitchen shower events featured prominent local families and 4-H winners from Sunflower and Meadowlark clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Cygon
Colonial
W. C. Koenig
C. L. de Watteville
the Colonial
Floyd Rankin
Ella Doering
Charles Arnold
C.E. Lindley
W. C. Summers
Elizabeth Goldsmith
Maud Smelser
Laura Neiswander
Lorena Jost
Eugenia Aigner
Helen Titsworth
Amy Piper
Joyce Wethered
Glenna Collett
Ruth Hagen
Meadow
Adela Hale
Hutchinson
R.O.T.C
Oak Hill Bird Sanctuary Noted in Oak Hill Cemetery
Editor notes that Oak Hill city cemetery serves as a veritable bird sanctuary with frequent sightings of many species including robin, cardinal, blue jay, mockingbird, woodpeckers, thrashers, finches, and doves. The piece praises the cemetery’s natural beauty and its appeal to birds and observers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Oak Hill City Cemetery
N. W
Baltimore
Kansas
Charles
Finch
Oak Hill
Stevens
Wm. P. Ames
Lloyd George calls Lindbergh a tool in Commons
Former Prime Minister David Lloyd George denounced Charles Lindbergh as an amiable tool of more astute sinister men. He accused Lindbergh of visiting MPs and claiming to have been in Russia while biased reports questioned Soviet air power, noting Russia’s air force as the finest in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Lloyd George
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Lindbergh
Russia
Hitler
Quotes Across Law, Politics, and War Echo a World Unsettled
A collection of remarks spans constitutional law, a senator’s defiance, a shoeless pitcher’s nostalgia, a Yale scholar’s protest over anti Jewish policy, and Daladier’s warning on modern war. The compilation contrasts American legal minds with European leaders amid rising global tension.
Local Society Notes From Lawrence Area Pastimes
The Lawrence Gun club schedules its first season meeting at Woodland Park tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Lottie Riley Williams, formerly of Lawrence, runs a candy kitchen near Aggietown at Manhattan and is thriving. Sigma Alpha Epsilon buys campus lot for a new house west of the university. K P s and sisters parade despite light rain as 60 candidates receive degrees. Christian church gospel team of six men heads to Williamstown Valley Grove and Sunnyside Sunday with drivers to transport the workers. Mrs Fritz Luckan sells her Los Angeles dressmaking parlor to Mrs O B Gardner. Mrs E M Hopkins hosts a luncheon for Mrs William McDonald of Providence R I. Mrs Stanton Qlinger to entertain Wednesday in McDonald's honor. Miss Cleta Johnson plans a birthday hayrack party May 23 with Grace Brune chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gun Club
Woodland Park
von Williams
Aggietown
Manhattan
Christian Church Gospel
Williamstown
Valley Grove
Sunnyside
M. Clary
Frank Wellman
George C. Foster
E. B. Cronemeyer
William McDonald
Providence, R. I
Stanton Qlinger
Blood loss during fight boosts red cell turnover explains recovery time
The article explains how intense boxing drains red blood cells during a 15 round bout and why fighters need months of rest. It details normal red cell counts for men and women, the role of hemoglobin, white cells, and how exercise concentrates blood, increasing efficiency up to safe limits.
Tiger Loose Aboard Ship En Route To Zoo
Passengers aboard the liner Buiten Zorg arriving in Genoa from the Netherlands East Indies report a tiger loose on the vessel. The tiger killed a Chinese cook in the kitchen before escaping on the forward deck. a thorough hunt found no trace and the animal was presumed to have fallen overboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Buitenzorg
Netherlands East Indies
Marriage License Issued To Huffman and Marquis
A marriage license was issued to Nathan K. Huffman of Lecompton and Minnie L. Marquis of New Lancaster. Also noted, E. E. Myers sold today some homegrown strawberries and Mr. Weidman raised them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan K. Huffman
Lecompton
Minnie L. Marquis
New Lancaster
E. E. Myers
Weidman
C. W. Sillin
Lawrence Drug Company
Arkansas
Lawrence
Dolphin
Professor Evans
Leavenworth Times
Rachel Watson
London
Unity Church
Constance Carruth
Meriel Whitman
Nannie Manley
Augusta Flintom
Harriet Robinson
Death and danger shadow a Paris affair in New York
Mary Franklin writes the French case story while Duke Martin and Janice French linger in memory. Tom Ladd, editor, plans a follow up with Mary as killers loom, and his own past memories mix with professional resolve as dawn breaks over Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary: Franklin
Duke Martin
Janice French
Jim Shirley
Playboy
Mary
Janice ‘French
Dove
Ladd
Central Park
Zelli’s
Paris
Bois
Janice
Goodby
Fifth Avenue
New York
Philadelphia
Harvard
The
Herald
Old World
Sun
Syria
City Hall Park
Gazette
Sam
Yassuh
Tom
Tom Ladd
Crossie
Fenelon
Baldwin News Highlights Domestic Events and Visitors
Miss Charlotte Curran and gym majors traveled to Olathe for a School for the Deaf demonstration. Bishop J. R. Chitambar visited Baldwin and attended Baker University events before heading to Texas. Baker summer session opens June 6 with a noted faculty lineup and visiting professors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Curran
Olathe
School For the Deaf
Methodist Uniting Conference
Texas
India
Baker
W. J. Williams
Education Department
Cecil F. Marshall
William M. Balch
Floyd K. Riley
Harold
Eustatia
Florence Bennett
Mildred Hahn
Ethel Watkins
Bennett
Evelyn Butler
Gerald McCulloch
St. Paul
Minn
Christine Reb
Paul Kochan
H. K.lbright
Colin C. Alexander
Miss Watkins
Miss Butler
James S. Chubb
Robert Sedore
Irving
D. Bartley
Nelson P. Horn
H. K. Ebright
Paul C. Kochan
Harriet Milner
Reading Club
East Park
James Aus
Kansas City
Charles Ruhlen
Madison
Bald Win
Ralph
Baker Faculty Club
Virgil Wood
Harold German
Los Angeles
Mary Martin
Marion Martin
Ewing Rankin
Jean and
Lewis
Katha Jean Guthrie
Shawnee
Laura Ewing
Topeka
Baldwin
I. C. Rankin
Dorothy Ann
Kansas
Radio Programs Friday May 19 5 30 to 12 00
Radio listings by hour for May 19 20 21 show WREN KMBC WDAF NBC CBS and private programs with music orchestras and news. Highlights include Captain Midnight Jimmy Allen Glenn Miller and Gene Autry style acts alongside Weather Forecasts and Newscasts through midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
ABC
NBC
KMBC
WDAF
Jimmy Allen
Ben Bernie
Allen
Radio Playhouse
Clyde Smith
Grand Central Station
Guy Lombardo
WIBW
Fred Hartley
Jimmy Fidler
Glenn Miller
Orch
Amos 'N’ Andy
Lum
Abner
Hotel Kenmore Orch
Woody Herman
LWDAF
Gene Ixrupa
St. Francis Or
WREEN
Wdaf—Safety Council
Wriexn
Rita Rio
KMLBC
Louie Kuhn
Johnny
Tommy Riggs
Brent House
Quizz
Avalon
Honolulu
al Roth
Parade
Arch Oboler
Dick Tracy
al Donahue
Brush Creek Follies
Biltmore Orch
Top Hatter’s
Blue Barron's
Muehlebach Or
Ted Weem
Ray Herbeck
Jacki Tangarden
Nighthawks
George Duffy
Matty Malneck
St., Louis
Father Coughlin
World Today
KKMBC
Ben
Bernie
Ray Perkins
Wren—Watson
Flotsam and
Jetsam
Silver Theatre
Maurice Spitalny
Hollywood
Meta Westlake
Wdaf—Univ. of
K. C
Radio Guild
Charlie McCarthy
WRIEN
Hollywood Playhouse
Walter
Winchell
Irene Rich
Jan Savitt
WMBC
Knickerbocker
Wahren'cherrin
Joe EK. Brown
Larry Wood
Associated Press News
Nohbel Sissel
Vincrent Lopez
Kmbc—Newscoast
Jack Genny
NMBC
Harry James
Count Basie
LDS
Edison
WDAKF
Baldwin Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Community announcements recount visits and travel among Baldwin residents including the Deels, Rankins, Lane family plans to move to Iola, and Dr. Welty hosting guests in Ottawa. Leisure Hour club luncheon at Alfred Leach’s home features fortunes read by Mrs Rankin. Also noted are travels to California, a home sale to Dr and Mrs Flickinger, and miscellaneous regional tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Lane
Frank Lane
William M. Baich
J. F. Mertz
Topeka
Robert McIntyre
Oscar Warnock
John C. Warnock
Kansas City
Leisure Hour Club
Alfred E. Leach
I. C. Rankin
Rankin
Seventh Street
Laura Ewing
Elizabeth Rankin
Traverse
Mich
C. A. Lane
Willis Warner
Floyd K. Riley
Virgil Wood
A. E. Leach
W. J. Williams
Jean Hunter
Fairview
Bernard H. Schultz
California
Louise Stover
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
G. F. Cochran
Victorville
Schultz
Kansas
Lyndon
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Sansome
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
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General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Eee
Associated Press
Emporia Gazette
Butler
American Law Institute
R. R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Durward Hammond
Chattanooga, Tenn
Franklin Edgerton
Yale
Bavarian Academy of ‘Arts and Sciences
Daladier
McDonald’s
Cleta Johnson
Grace Brune
Morris Fishsien
Journal of the American Medical Association
Franklin
Lower Fifth Avenue
Baldwin News
Dominion of Canada
Belgium
Niagara Falls
Sheaffer and Waterma
Coty
Richard Hudnut
Johnston and Whitman
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