Dewey Criticizes Free Enterprise Clash in Princeton Lecture
In Princeton on April 14, former presidential candidate Dewey urged restraint in party rhetoric. He accused some Republicans of hiding selfish motives behind calls for free enterprise while defending individual freedom and opposing Democratic big government. Dewey warned that some GOP leaders favor federal power and funds, contrasting with Republicans who prioritize local rule and labor rights.
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Lawrence Weather and Local Happenings Report
Below freezing night in Lawrence with 26 degrees, 23 earlier. Lawn mower and garden tool sales strong as work progresses on Kentucky Street resurfacing. don Gehrmann leads crowd at Kansas Relays with multi college entries and notable distances.
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Markets of Biance Sem Yor Apr 14 report
Kansas City produce market reports show fat hogs steady to higher and poultry prices rise. Eggs and butter edge up with lighter receipts and steady dairy items. corn and cotton hold with narrow price changes amid light trading. Stronger weights in turkeys and ducks noted, while roosters and stags prices edge higher.
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Warner Brothers honors Kansas City executive with film week
The four state region will salute Russ Borg, Warner Brothers Kansas City branch manager and 30 year film veteran, as the biggest man in pictures. The Jayhawker and Varsity theatres in Lawrence join in a Russ Borg Week featuring Warner Brothers films including Ginger Rogers and Dennis Morgan in Perfect Strangers at the Jayhawker on Sunday April 16.
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Oppose Tariff Cuts Draw Senate Protests and Trade Talks
State Department plans for further tariff reductions drew sharp protests from two Republican senators who warn the move will increase unemployment. Democrats urged caution on new cuts as an American delegation heads to the London trade conference to negotiate lower tariffs with other nations. The administration seeks about 2.4 to 2.50 items for reduction in exchange for broader export gains as part of a strategy to avoid foreign aid. The effort targets wool, fish, chicks, tiles, china, meat, and dairy products, with business groups opposing opening U.S. markets to foreign goods. In other brief items, dust storm winds in Kansas City affect municipal crews and a Kansas physician and former medical board president died after an illness.
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Will Write Editorials for Salina Journal
The editorial writing class at the William Allen White School of Journalism, KU, will compose Salina Journal editorials for two weeks. Editor Whitley Austin notes the class, taught by Charles G. Pearson, will write with free rein short of libel and communism. readers are warned of temporary changes.
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Modern canning kitchen planned for summer operation
Mrs. Fred Boyles, chairman of the canning kitchen division of the Service League, announces plans for a modern canning kitchen at 5 Rhode Island Avenue to operate this summer. She urges those in need to apply now for garden produced canning aid, noting many families relied on the kitchen for winter provisions in the past.
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Birthday prayer session highlights Annie Heibeck birthday
Annie Heibeck of Strasburg will celebrate her birthday Sunday with a gathering of Presbyterian friends. She has used a wheelchair for six years but remains determined, calling herself not an invalid. The event includes a new chair and celebration details scattered through local community notes.
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Annie Heibeck
Strasburg
KU to Sponsor Scholarships for German Austrian Students
Nine fraternities and three sororities at the University of Kansas will sponsor a state department backed program for German and Austrian students to study democracy in action. The Institute for International Education and KU figures will provide most room and board for 11 scholars with additional expenses covered. KU groups will select scholars after spring vacation amid current applications from German and Austrian undergraduates. Robert Schnorr and Dr. Werner Winter, Germans at KU this year, are supported by KU military government. Participating groups include Alpha Delta Pi, Kappa Alpha Theta, Iota Kappa Alpha sororities and Avacia, Alpha Tau Omega, Delta Tau Delta, Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Delta Theta, Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Kappa, Phi Kappa Psi, and Sigma Nu fraternities.
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Memorial Hospital Birth Notices and Local Addresses
A list of birth announcements and family notes from Memorial Hospital area residents. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davie and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rothwril with addresses on Foren street and New York Street. Also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Alonna Howard and a daughter born yesterday at 758 Leewst street.
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Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Reports list Mrs Rae Brown of 334 Michigan dying after a home fire at Lawrence Memorial. graveside service at Oak Hill Cemetery. Also noted are funeral plans for Mrs Esther Kell of McLouth, 62, and Quintilla M Hilford of Lost Massachusetts Street, with services and burial details and extensive survivor lists.
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Marriage of Mise Jo Ann Kre hel and Willem Waellborn
A society note from Lawrence Kansas on Friday April 14 1950 reports the marriage of Mise Jo Ann Kre hel to Willem Waellborn. The couple will be married at First Methodist Visent and the bride comes from Wiestaden Germany. The event features the Teta Delta Deleg sorority with Mr Wril as guest. Wellborn is mentioned as a grandson and in charge of Rattle.
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