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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1947
Page
5
Clarence Hagerman and Roz Hawkinson joined a group of telephone operators traveling to Turon last week for an imp refinement event. The delegation aimed to discuss exchange rank status and related duties.
The article details Senator Vandenberg's stance on aid to the Soviet Union and the failed push to renew lend lease shipments. It notes Michigan figures' opposition, the Senate and House committees withholding clearance, and the broader tension over honoring or breaking contracts. The piece discusses Dean Acheson and others advocating keeping commitments, while practical funding and legal approvals stall action.
Creator of Little Squeegy Chicken Chick Rosy Nose will visit Lawrence elementary schools Thursday to present 30 minute story telling sessions using colored slides. Bernard Martin of The Martin Brothers Press Kansas City will address ACE at The Hearth and Home meeting and discuss their public action in children’s theater and school programs.
Lawrence residents may attend two demonstrative talks tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Community building. Prof. P. D. L. Mackintosh of the animal husbandry department at Kansas State College and Mary G. Fletcher of the extension service will demonstrate proper methods to prepare meat for freezing and storage.
A messy OCR fragment mentions Chinese snatch pe tnday and tactics by Kai-shens tactician troops. It references adoption of armed squads and incursions into northern areas and a Tegian secure by national armies months ago. The text is unclear and relies on garbled names and events.
In Jersey City the Colgate clock, the world’s largest, looms over the harbor as technicians prepare for the daylight saving time shift. Harold J. Scheer oversees the operation with a crew that climbs the clock’s inner framework to replace bulbs and adjust the mechanism. The two dial hands, one exceeding 20 feet, signal the hour change while the clock’s emergency power preserves operation for days.
Mr. Ted Crady recovered from chickenpox. Mrs. Rose Stone returned to Willow Run after a stay. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sturdy and family moved to Bubard from Oresen. A visit to Mr. Minick and care details noted. Stevens left for Dalles, Tennessee.
Regular Vinland grads meeting notes Miss Nore Vict hired as teacher. Board director Merie Ennis Fred Gottstein and Mrs Mary Mevens named main officers. Merve Hoskineon delivered cement for barn and house improvements. Clarence Hagerman and Gilbert Sherman family moves from Sunflower to nearby home.
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