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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1950
Page
4
The article reports diplomatic set back as the Viet government faces rejection from the U.S. State Department and mentions renewed speculation about future Amers government policies. It discusses potential severance impacts and hopes for opportunities through continued diplomatic efforts.
Visitors witnessed a student talent exposition on the hill showcasing a wide range of subjects. Faculty credit the student body’s ingenuity and industry for the creative displays and effective demonstrations. The Relaye parade Saturday morning featured groups organized by the Create club and their floats, drawing public interest.
Kansas City residents face a decision on continuing open town status amid calls for tighter law enforcement oversight. Governor backed police department operations while residents cite unresolved murders and fear liberal policy. Public sentiment favors stricter measures to safeguard community interests.
The article notes the Midwest faces possible reduced crop yields and lower agricultural returns for the coming year. It warns that weaker farming output could depress related industries and overall production, with several unfavorable factors risking a slower industrial pace despite some demand for products.
Garden City Telegram editors seek gubernatorial support for county manager governments but face no takers. Kansas Press debates the proposal and notes that changing county charters requires legislative action or voter approval. Community events draw limited attendance as voters weigh the big statewide issue against recreational and irrigation plans.
A humorous snip mocks social vanity and fashionExpert bars clever quips about girth and timing. The piece playfully imagines epidemic gout as a remedy to curb kicking and public fuss, with a tongue in cheek blitz on married men.
A fragmentary text urges cautious housing buying, advising readers to look before you leap and maintain ongoing scrutiny. It hints at skeptic peers offering ancient guidance on property purchases, though the overall message remains unclear and informal.
The piece notes anxiety over Western reactions to Russian strength and the impact on allies. It quotes Secretary of State Acheson warning of serious tensions without expecting immediate armed conflict. Observers broadly deem war in the near term unlikely.
A reader criticizes the new economy approach in the Post Office Department, favoring prudent spending but warning against sales pitches in politics. The letter uses metaphor and humor to urge vigilance and to call for focus on productive reforms rather than slogans. The writer hints at broader political stakes and questions potential partisan advantage.
One hundred eighty one ninth graders will move up to senior high this spring. The death of Lloyd Duffee on April 12 marks a local historical note. Jilenn E Chariton elected president of the Chamber of Commerce today, succeeding Charles O Radcliffe. Mrs Elizabeth Houne hosted Monday party for her son Jerr Leroys first birthday. Miss Marie Hunter returned to Oxford School duties after weekend visit with her parents.
Twenty five years ago the first banquet of the University school of business drew about eighty attendees at Firat Presbyterian church. Fort Welland of Topeka gave the address with Parker Watson as master of ceremonies and remarks by Chamber of Commerce leaders. Other dignitaries included Chancellor Lindley, Dean Stockton, and Alex Young, with Emma Emery of Baldwin traveling to Liberty, Missouri.
DeWitt Mackenzie reports on a Moscow led war of nerves against the West. Moscow aims to break morale through aggressive acts, from provoking U N tensions to a Baltic air incident and demands over Trieste. The piece notes Prague moves against U S information libraries and consulate closures as part of the broader strategy.
Burglary in Newton Kansas Friday night left the treasurer’s office untouched but 813.08 was taken from other offices in the Harvey county courthouse. The courthouse is located a few yards from the county jail.
Rowe Fartusch born in Davinport Iowa December 37 1860 came to the Eudore community with her parents Robert and ed lartusch. She married Willan Jathhols in ints and he died in 1d. They had no children. She was the oldest member of St Pauls church by continuous membership and a charter member of the Rebekah Lodges and Flower society. She died after several months illness. She is survived by her two aona.
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A fragmented obituary and funeral notice record from Texas and Indiana veterans, listing services at Pash Evangelical church in Eudora with Rev Karl Baur officiating. Interment followed at Eudora cemetery. Mentions Berial Perry born Seymour Indiana, death in 1950, and family ties to Kell and Perry families across McLouth and Lakeport.
The article describes a Methodist church dinner at the Methedia church with Eva Gremor and Honey Frye hosting. Attendees include Mrs. Darien Demerniit, Mra. Frank Sorters, and Mra. Anie Stadler among others. Meals feature mashed potatoes creamed chicken and colon, with decorations and orchid arrangements noted.
The listing compiles radio program timings across stations WDAr ti, WREN 100, WAP 1igat 1p and others with shows like Lone Ranger and Railroad Hour. It also includes a Cary Council Meeting notice for Tuesday April 28 and local civic items from Benewah and Allen areas.
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