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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1950
Page
4
A fragment from a Tuesday issue reflects on forgiveness and mercy as a civic sentiment. The text urges readers to remember brethren and seek compassion amid urban life on Massachusetts Street, Rathisas, with a tone reminiscent of local newspaper prose.
A fragmented OCR passage claims that 41 of 1080 percomms to the United States fund civil patrols and public welfare with a total of 417 billion in a year. It mentions Mississippi findings about federal pay and demotion claims, and hints at uneven distribution and state shares, noting broader welfare competition and potential payroll moves.
A Kansas City report discusses calls to ban slot machines where prohibited and to investigate gambling networks. lawmakers weigh a probe into hidden syndicates and the broader push to curb machine gambling amid rising public concern.
The article notes President Truman’s push to bolster public backing as he defends his veto and champions measured action. It mentions self confidence at a high level, the aim to persuade opponents peacefully, and broader international reactions including Australia welcome for Harry Bridges amid shifting global ideas.
A national association report says at least 16 percent of tenants kept the same rents after rent ceilings were removed across the country. Prospects for extending controls beyond the July 1 expiration are uncertain as political calculations unfold around President Truman and the upcoming elections.
A discussion on Senator McCarthy’s probe into alleged espionage in the state department notes tensions over leftist sentiments among government employees. It cites Lattimore writings, Tribune quotes, and predicts Russia's victory as a likely outcome. Kansas City grand jury reopens, awaiting witnesses and a fuller order.
A curio page lists the ten best dressed men and women, ten most popular songs of fifty years, and notable book and film picks. Chronological song list includes Sweet Me, School Days, Shine on Harvest Moon, Let Me Call You Sweetheart, Down by the Old Mill Stream, It Was My Girl, Saint Louis Blues, Star Dust, The Man I Love, and The Things You Are. Also noted: a quip comparing debts and aUS oil rumor in Lyon County and a line from Emporia Gazette.
Secretary General Trygve Lie considers visiting Stalin in Moscow to push for resumed U N relations and expand peace efforts. The piece weighs the risks of Moscow’s reception, the Western stance, and Lie’s mission as a pivotal test for UN diplomacy amid Cold War tensions.
In a Letter to the Editor the Journal World is urged to recognize Kev T Wright for his weeks of effort in arranging the planting of red buff trees around Lawrence and on highway approaches two years ago. The author claims Wright earned full credit for the town beautification rather than the Kiwanis club.
Wal Cochran offers light verse as spring nears with playful lines about neighbors remedies andApril showers. The piece hints at humorous observations on seasonal change and daily life.
A garbled note suggests discussing indoor activities and luck, mentions removing alcohol from radiators and drivers, offers a vacation tip for all family members, and hints at pricing for beds and meals. The fragmentary text is unclear but centers on family travel, comfort, and household tips.
Lawrence students Robert E. Allen Hugh Bruner Winifred Hill Alice Ann Jones Ian Stouffer and Lee Huddleston of Oskaloosa join Sachem and Mortar boards. Betty Jane Christy wed Russell Vernon Houk at Evange lical church in Stull. Herbert Hake and wife announce birth of a son. Mrs. Hake guests with Mrs. Law during Eastern Star events.
Old newspaper notes a judging contest winners from Linwood James Metcalf John Nottingham Lawrence Leonhard Clar ts Springer and Wilbur Hubbard. Miss Janet Simons visits Law rence for a classical conference talk by Gardon Laing. Engagement announced Alice Griena to Maurice Crane. Haskell Indians detained for leaving grounds. Sigma Alpha Epsilon to contest rent with Mrs Ann Brownlee over 1545 Vermont Street. Chris Hunsinger injured in a runaway. Mrs John Usher 92nd birthday celebrated in Mansax mansion on Tennessee Street.
The health department in the Philippines banned sale of all fresh milk after twenty five people became seriously ill from ice cream made with fresh milk containing DDT powder. The announcement came from Baguio, known as the summer capital, as authorities moved to prevent further illness.
In Kansas City area notes Mr and Mrs A LeMaster and daughter attend family events while Mary Booth recounts a church social in Lawrence. Evan chapter Eastern Star members are listed for attendance at the Grand Chapter in Topeka with Dr and Mrs Schwartz noted. Regular community notices include a Mary Beily Booth tribute to Vera Stich and Sunday supper guests in Booth county surroundings.
At the United church outing in early autumn, guests gathered for refreshments after Dr Andre So Niesun spoke on "Places of Historical Interest Around Bastien." The evening featured welcoming remarks, a program of readings, and a fellowship hour with attendees including Mrs Margents and Mrs Tap Kee.
Funeral services were held for Lena J. rn formerly of Boe at Br edsey funeral home in Lawrence with Rev Leland Young officiating. Obituaries note Mrs Nose Loth welz died Friday in Eudora after a long illness. Nods to visits by relatives, a Belle View Home Remonstration unit dinner, and postponed Eastorn Blower meeting due to a club member's death. Local gatherings include a wedding of Melon Bed and more.
Readable letters form a jumble of clues and partial entries. The sheet lists definitions and cross references for baritone, instruments, plants, salts, fuels, and foreign language hints, suggesting a puzzle page with scattered mini entries and thematic notes.
A rundown of radio programs airing across KMBC WDAF WDAK and related stations. Features Johnny Dollar delivery Massie broadcasts Allen Praohtor and a variety of dramas and news newscasts including The Lone Ranger and The Tour Lite with several local and national showings.
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