Help From the Lord Psalm Verse Cited
A devotional line quotes Psalm 34 6 noting a poor man cried and was heard by the Lord and saved from troubles in a religious verse.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1943
Page
3
A devotional line quotes Psalm 34 6 noting a poor man cried and was heard by the Lord and saved from troubles in a religious verse.
The piece argues management would be quickly condemned for halting production over distrust of the War Labor Board while 50 000 rubber workers threaten wartime output. It suggests the war effort may push young servicemen to demand ending labor-czar dominance in government.
A wartime opinion piece rails at OPA leaders and Washington officials for overreach, claiming home front workers bear the burden of rules and costs. It laments harassment by “little lords of creation,” urging relief for those producing soldiers, food, and bonds.
The article notes readers hopeful for dramatic postwar changes in appliances and automobiles may be disappointed. It argues that high efficiency plastic cars with very high mpg are unlikely to roll off production for months after peace. It predicts manufacturers will resume auto output slowly with first models echoing 1942 designs and highlights the need for home space for growing families.
The passage notes that air vehicles will float around someday but current planes at municipal airports won t satisfy travelers. TV spreads slowly over short distances. Broadcasting firms won t replace millions of sets quickly. Modern integrated kitchens excite, yet rebuilding to free space challenges households. Keep old family bus ice box and radio until the postwar era.
The report notes U S Guyer was ill and in the hospital but is now improving. He is praised for sobriety dependability and strong moral character, with oratorical skill and consistent voting in line with his beliefs despite political trends.
Scarcity of potatoes boosts prospects for Kaw Valley growers who labored many years to improve yields. The article traces the potato’s history from Peru to England and back to the United States, noting its rise as a staple crop and anticipating strong market reception for Kaw Valley spuds.
In Willkie best seller One World the long quiet Lebanon reappears as a topic. The book notes that about one fourth of Lebanon's population now lives in the United States.
Ambiguous yesterday remarks suggest a landing force included a high profile promoter while soldiers used shovels to scoop fish from streams, underscoring the abundance of aquatic life and a future oriented view.
An athletic director notes that modern girls excel in track baseball and basketball but would be out of their element in boxing due to a lack of cover up. He stresses protective discipline and poses boxing as a tougher test for female athletes.
Arthur Erickson husband of Leona Spur geon Erickson died at his Kansas City home after a heart attack. He had visited Baldwin often at the home of her parents, the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Spurgeon. Several Baldwin residents and families are noted in updates on relocations travel and local events.
In a military analysis the defense of Attu shows Japanese tenacity. The piece argues for intensified civilian effort and production to speed Allied victory. It cites Manchuria China Korea and Chungking as sources of Japanese strength and predicts air power as the decisive path to force Japan's mainland capitulation.
Postmaster C B Hosford announced no mail delivery on Memorial day. Dr E R Keith resigns as county health officer effective July 1. One hundred twenty seven rural graduates will receive diplomas June 3. Local residents travel to Topeka and Kansas City for visits and work. Mary Ann Gray hosts the Duplicate auction club with end of year gathering. Howard Esterly sails soon to join the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Don Farley departs for New Orleans to enlist in the merchant marines. Agnes Swanson departs for Washington DC for a government post.
Twenty five years ago J R Holmes who has led the Red Cross auction received a gold headed cane Saturday night in thanks for his service to the local Red Cross chapter. CharlesCher of Watkins National bank presented it. An appeal for total abstinence from wheat and wheat products and limiting meat to two pounds per week per person is being circulated through churches. Miss Abbie Stevens visited Lake View with Mrs L Buerman. All Lawrence barber shops will continue operation per the notice.
The city library closed all day for Decoration Day. J E Ellis suffered a 25 foot fall from a pole near the Home Nurse on the Lake View toll line. Westbound trains were hours late. Hessian fly damages Kaw valley wheat. Heavy rain hit Lawrence. North end of the bridge area saw two families move due to high water. Rock Island tracks three miles washed out near Brookfield Missouri. The river rose higher than this spring with much drift wood over the dam. Haskell Institute students planned to join the Fourth of July parade.
Salt Lake City laundry head Albert Van Cott, who normally employs 175 workers, reports booming business but dwindling staff. Last week he personally ironed 3500 pillow cases to satisfy irate customers while suspending ironing service until help improves.
An automobile driven by Pvt. Loren McMahon on patrol duty collided with a patrol boat. Both units were on patrol, and no further details on injuries or outcomes are provided.
Miss Anna Lewis returns from Holton. Mr. and Mrs. W E Boardman plan to move to Sacramento California by car after visiting Baldwin. Prof. Hiram Weld and Prof Edward Crague speak on stamps at Rotary luncheon. Richard Wright, 14, drowned at Baldwin Lake. funeral held. PEO chapter CE notes state convention report and new members. Family picnic planned for early June.
Farm families across six states evacuated as floods receded process began to reshape summer food production plans. More than 160000 people were displaced with thousands still in shelters. A St Louis meeting led by War Food Administrator Davis outlined restoration of 3 651 000 acres of water covered land in Illinois Missouri Indiana Oklahoma Kansas and Arkansas with farm damage estimated in the millions.
Washington May 27 Rout ed southern congressmen looked hopefully to the senate to kill legislation outlawing poll taxes in national elections. Passed late yesterday by the house 265 to 110 over southern opposition. The bill would affect primaries and general elections and aims to protect voting rights of 10 million citizens including four million Negroes in seven southern states with poll taxes.
Beth parachutes to a perilous island landing after Brit sacrifices flight to shield her. She survives a treetop impact and lands in a tropical jungle, nursing a crushed ankle while fearing discovery by guards and awaiting rescue as gunfire erupts offshore.
Dorsey-Liberty Post of the American Legion offers official service flags to immediate relatives of service members. Each flag shows a blue star per person in service, with a gold star for those who die or are killed. Flags come in sets of one to four stars and are distributed free of charge to order through post members during business hours, with contact numbers for post officials.
A German broadcast quoted by the Associated Press said British planes aided Yugoslav guerrillas fighting axis forces. It claimed some planes arrived, were shot down, or carried propaganda material, with British air support denied by London sources.
A detailed broadcast grid lists programs for KMBC WREN WDAF WDAF and more across Thursday May 27 and Friday May 28. Entries include Armstrong Easy Aces News Newscasts orchestras humor and drama shows with many top acts like Fred Waring Victor Borge and Tommy Dorsey.
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