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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1950
Page
2
Controversial remarks attributed to President Truman discuss a truth campaign aimed at countering propaganda. He criticizes distortions used by Communists and urges Americans to seek accurate information from reliable sources. The text notes concerns about poverty, fear, and public sentiment shaping support for anti communist messaging.
A Lawrence resident notes paving improves traffic flow while a Mars viewpoint event is announced by Prefonor Browey. The Lawrence high school memorial observing dismissal changes, a skating photo from Tulsa is shown, and veterans affairs announce insurance dividends for eligible veterans.
Officials outline a mid June target for an updated district program and facility upgrades. A new teacher salary schedule aims to reach city average pay, while public support and redevelopment plans address class sizes and school resources.
Dr. Kk. Gordon Ericksen will present his paper at the Mid-West Sociological Society meeting in Omaha. He critiques city planners for sacrificing growing business and residential areas to salvage core districts, arguing new highways push population and business outward while leaving lower income residents to bear taxes.
Fifteen members attended the Home Garden club meeting with Mia Pry as hostess. Kate Figgins presented a Birds in Kansas program and shared photos while Lizzie Richardean led a quiz. The next gathering will be May 8 at Mire M Mathis home with Lily Frye as hostess.
Washington April 20 President Truman and Secretary of Defense Johnson will address a unification banquet celebrating the first annual Armed Forces Day on May.
A driver reaching across to close a door caused a collision at Twelfth and Indiana last night. Katherine Morrison, 18, of Kansas Street, veered across the street, striking a parked car owned by Raymond Howers and damaging two more vehicles owned by Charles Rice and Dr. L. K. Zimmer. No injuries were reported by police.
A divorce action was filed in district court naming Clea Irene Vogler Carr as plaintiff and J Marvin Carr as defendant. The filing mentions involvement of the navy league of the United States and the military order of World War II air force sponsorship in connection with the case.
The page records Farm market tones with notes on grain prices and corn futures. It mentions warmer conditions, varied receipts, and a steady prairie grain market with price signals. The section closes with a reminder to check the Last and Found column on the classified page.
In loving memory of Harmal Roselle Robinson a dear mother wife and family member passed away one year ago in April 2019 her memory remains sweet and true cherished by husband and daughters who miss her daily and keep her close in heart.
The Hebe soft silhouette of a sheer shirtwaist dress gains definition when lined with silk organza. Dior designs a two piece dress featuring a straight narrow skirt to emphasize a casual clean line.
A rose chiffon shirtwaist with full sleeves tight cuffs and a rose organza backing features black piping at the collar pockets and cuffs. Cinched waist via a calfskin belt balances a double layer chiffon dress with a grey silk underlayer and a crushed raspberry chiffon sash accented by a black feather belt.
A chaotic report details a medical student killed by a train amid a sequence of legal and state actions. It mentions the estate, contested property, and investigations tied to a broader shipping and tram incident. The narrative references legal figures and a mayoral context without clear, cohesive outcomes.
Dr. Sames French dean of faculty spoke on general ideas at Maat University. Chancillor Deane Malort hosted a luncheon in the Memorial Union honoring him. University deans and professors attended as plans for conferences on education were announced.
Aconall audience attends the IUK premiere of Whe Anatrian Student Nevill nap present Ehebe putes 4! neg red Beem Viet Hoch audtorian test met. The show in Vienna featured German dialect, costumes led by Dr Susanna Polsterey, and a 17-voice chorus. Felix Molzner directed the music with Karl Santer and Dr Polsterer overseeing production. The troupe heads to Kansas City for additional performances.
Members of the University of Kansas mathematics faculty will appear on the program at a joint meeting in Pittsburg of the Kansas Association of Teachers of Mathematics and the Kansas Section of the Mathematical Association of America. Prof. Guy W. Smith will report on mathematics coordination efforts. Ulmer, editor of the Bulletin, will discuss the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics meeting highlights. Separate meetings are planned for Saturday afternoon with sessions on state teachers’ college engagement.
Everett Daniels received a $100 fine and 30 days in jail for driving while drunk. He was with three others also found guilty of drunken charges on Highway 59 near Baldwin Junction. Arthur Daniels and Henry W Dunn were fined $25 each along with John R Dunn who faced an $810 fine for open liquor in the car. All four are from Tulsa. Sheriff’s deputies nabbed them Tuesday night.
A confused court record shows testimony alleging deception connected to political figures and business interests. Witnesses mention Milwaukee figures, the Democratic party, and ties to Allied Malesera Co of Perth Ambry, with Harold Ross and General Harry Vaughan named in the proceedings.
In Washington in April 2009 Representative introduced a measure reducing a proposed funding for congressional printing by 510000 from an 8500000 appropriation. The move aims to trim costs and reflect spending oversight.
Emma Newman 75 of 431 Clinois Street dies at home. Survived by husband Samuel, three daughters, three sons, 14 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral plans pending. James Hackley 31 of Lawrence dies after wartime service and longtime work at Lawrence Paper. survived by daughter Thelma, sister Mire, four Hackleys, two grandchildren and other relatives. George L. Hunter 47 dies of heart attack at 712 Rhode Island Street. survived by brother Albert. wife predeceased him. Funeral services at Rumsey Funeral Home Saturday at 1:30 p.m.. burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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