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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1946
Page
4
Fragmented historical clipping cites Associated Press attribution and republication disclaimer. It mentions a religious verse from Corinthians and references a daily publication with archival notes about copyright and reproduction limits.
The Australian delegate proposes a United Nations investigation into Spain with likely support from the American delegate. It acts as a substitute for Poland’s effort to end UN relations with Franco. The council weighs sensational charges lacking proof and notes Iran’s agenda as Russia withdraws troops.
Jack Harris reports from Europe on the Nuernberg Trial and the defense aim to present their side and the record. Observers warn against kangaroo methods and ex post facto concerns while some expect the defendants will be hanged after the case. Harris notes disputes over historic aims and the record’s ultimate shape amid political reaction. Mexico plans to welcome U S tourists as American made goods flood border markets. Officials say some union leaders fear being frozen out while others forecast lucrative bets in big games. A Truman invite to Stalin for Missouri talks remained unconfirmed.
The column discusses postwar power strife among Stalin Churchill Mussolini Trotsky and others, noting covert liquidation tactics and a book delay. It also covers a Fitchburg Kansas marriage and frontier migration tied to freedom, plus reflections on Russia's U N stance and Western anxieties ahead of a foreign ministers conference.
Mary Frances Fitapatsick hosted a birthday dinner on her fifteenth birthday with guests including Dorothy May War rene Spaulding Margaret Panny Jean Edmiston Regina Allen Rosemary Kendall Patricia Riggs Ruth Rodgers Betty Jean Abels Gertrude OBrien Nana Mae Hartley Inez Hagenbuch Phyllis Wherry Victoryetta Dawes Ten Lindquist Lou Lohman Arlene Auchard Mary Lon Hutton Betty. A crowd gathered at the Williams Metcalf home in Mickey district Tuesday evening to celebrate the newly married James Metcalf and Bonnan.
Twenty five years ago Mayor George L. Kreeck reported no promise from President Harding for a fall visit to Lawrence if the President attends the American Legion meeting in Kansas City in October. KU announces Patsy Clark as head coach for football and baseball. Local social notes mention Daisy Lyon Parker Lyon Edward Brass Wilma Johnson and others on a Kansas City day trip. Edwin Fletcher Price Jr. born to Mr and Mrs Edwin F Price. Floyd Finch returns from Manila, son of Mrs C S Finch.
Forty years ago Mrs Mary Lamount was surprised yesterday afternoon by the ladies of the Women's Relief Corps with a party. Mr and Mrs Will Lescher entertained friends with a gramophone concert last night. Miss Ozee Hughes and Miss Isabell Keeler will give a linen shower Monday evening in honor of Miss Naomi Curry. Will Spurgeon went to Kansas City today. Mr and Mrs F Woods who have been in Winfield for some time arrived home today. Mrs Julia A Fullerton and daughter, in San Francisco during the earthquake, arrived in Berkeley Sunday and will head home this week. Robert Rose has gone to Excellent Springs Mo for a few weeks.
In Washington Errett Scrivner argues the wartime OPA should curb profiteering without wiping out profits, stressing that business needs reasonable profit to spur production. He cites Congress and the 12 percent rise allowed for overalls, urging focus on production and fair prices while noting wartime cereal and recipe mentions.
War department invites honorably discharged soldiers on or after May 12 1945 to enlist in regular army in qualified MOS. Grades based on prior MOS length of service. Apply before June 30 1946 at the Lawrence Kansas Army Recruiting Sub Station for full details and training benefits. The piece also notes the origin of the term restaurant in America.
A compact list of crossword style clues covering various definitions. Includes entries for animal names beams relatives concepts symbols elements and categories such as Grandparent symbol for iridium and phrases like Put up with and On account. Also features clues for locations countries and objects like Swiss city and Instrumental compositions with several abbreviations and prefixes.
A fragmented crossword style clue set lists numbered hints and partial solutions such as 44 Snare 29 American 45 Weary humorist 46 Girl's name 31 Tavern 48 Norse god 32 English river 49 Native of 36 Mediterranean island 37 South African cerium Dutchman 52 Total amount 40 Earth's 55 Candlepower satellite air 41 Arm bone 59 Symbol for 43 War god nickel 7 [8].
Frankfurt reports Gen Joseph T McNarney ordered a disciplinary crackdown on all American troops in Europe due to deteriorating discipline. Orders issued to unit commanders call for reestablishing discipline amid rapid demobilization and frequent moves, citing drunkenness, AWOL rates, accidents, venereal disease, and lax military courtesy as key failings.
The text notes large numbers of new arrivals and four low discipline standards risk extending to newcomers. The theater nears stability as excuses about officer turnover end. Commanders must restore discipline and esprit de corps and fulfill military phases. General Narney will disclose actions tomorrow at a news conference.
Dayton resident Thomas B. Talbot returns from Korea after serving as a captain in the military government. Chapter CK of PEO meets with new president Mrs Chester Gate presiding as 20 members respond to roll call. Memorial services for Mrs James M Counts held in Baldwin with burial at Oakwood. Honors and social visits include Mrs Harry Barnett's birthday dinner in Wellsville and F C Leitaker hosting a family dinner for a birthday.
Fairview residents hosted a birthday supper for Mrs Pine with Mr and Mrs Eugene Peary their sons Norman and Hatpa in White district Mine. Funeral services for Mrs RT Wedmes were held at Church of Christ in Vinland. Seventh grade pupils Mildred Sinks Dolores Strimple and Warren Parker sat for exams at No 11. Pearl Knehier, recently in Alaska with WAC, arrived in New Hampshire state expected to be home by April. Annual school meeting re elected Ed Howard director and Mrs Ernest Ralston clerk. Fay Hagerman Desy hired as teacher for next term. Guests Saturday included Will Walker Mary McClintock Will Leary and George Hunsinger.
Local social notes list Sunday dinners in Lawrence with Mra and Mra names including Alma Nottingham and families. Mrs Nottingham prepares to leave for Germany for two years with her army captain husband. Other items note Ottawa visits and a segue to the Lost and Found column.
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