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Newspaper
Kansas City Star
Location
Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
4
Fewer than 200 of about 500 eligible families have registered for penny ice coupons. Beginning Monday half the city will receive 50 pounds of ice on Monday Wednesday and Friday until September 11, with deliveries by Penny Ice trucks. The other half will get ice on the remaining weekdays via Salvation Army routes.
Kansas City society guests travel to New York Ridgefield and Denver while hostesses plan luncheons dinners and teas. Among events are weddings at Visitation church a grand reunion at Mission Hills Country club and receptions for college graduates with families and friends in attendance.
A wedding ceremony was followed by a breakfast at the bride’s mother’s home and a reception in the evening. The newlyweds departed for a honeymoon in San Diego California.
Kansas State College's journalism department is accredited by the American Council on Education for Journalism. It joins 35 schools nationwide in meeting standards for radio, news editorials, agricultural, and home economics journalism after a two year inspection program. A five year re examination is planned.
A one legged newsboy named Chris Mueller was assaulted near Main street and Missouri avenue by two men who threw him to the ground. He fought back with a crutch and the robbers took $248 from his billfold as he planned to visit the bank. Mueller sells papers near Ninth and Walnut streets.
The golden sun fades as the day ends and the world shifts from work to leisure. Some hearts ache while others feel light as the night unfolds. Plans may form and promises linger, but the central idea remains to rest and enjoy the moment.
In a tense clash, Republicans critique President Truman and his handling of a contentious Congress. Barbed remarks puncture party unity as factions argue over policy, leadership, and the administration’s direction.
Harold E. Stassen told the Senate appropriations committee that President Truman’s characterization of Congress as the worst in history was unjustified and unstatesmanlike. He defended ERP funding while noting Oregon primary remarks by his opponents.
London observers reported the Trooping the Colors parade in Whitehall canceled due to uncertain weather. King George VI, whose official birthday falls on June 10 though born December 14, would have celebrated with a horse guards display as heavy thunderstorms swept the area.
Jake J. Penner reported a theft at his shop on 1211 East Eighteenth Street. Thieves shattered the show window and stole forty pairs of shoes. Police were notified.
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