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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1950
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Miyde Ta an nounce the marriage of their daughter Frases Wagner of Leonard Sparks Route five to James A Sparks of McLoath. The ceremony occurred April 22 in Bentomville Ave. The bride has worked as a sample cleaner at SHO Kiess store for ten years. The couple planned to live in Lawrence, Hone and Mos.
Proposals to ban fascist propaganda arise in a human rights covenant being drafted by the United Nations. Mrs. Roosevelt, chairing the human rights commission, cautions that both proposals could threaten freedom of expression. The vote nears on a covenant seen as pivotal amid global debate.
An American Indian, Mohawk veteran Seleran Cook, will receive Cornell University doctoral degree in Ithaca New York. He served in World War and pursued studies in agriculture and related fields. The ceremony marks a historic milestone for Native American alumni at Cornell.
Fragmentary OCR reads rough tennis notes and names with scattered phrases about Viet Nam era population and a list of individuals. Reading indicates garbled sports and historical references without a clear event or outcome.
Community building event outlines a stage show titled Hepert for Childeen's Wame scheduled Friday at Aptasth. Local organizer invites families to attend, promising entertainment and a gathering for neighbors.
Barforth Chapel on the campus hosts an organ meditation hour at four with Jerry Hates. A student gathering aims to discuss positive steps for a birth centre and records. The national archives have added a million cubic feet of documents, with many more awaiting transfer.
Apr 29 report notes widespread key issues as UPK seeks to reorganize city access. Public Works announces a $15 changeover and Leopards remain at home while the city authorizes security adjustments.
Washington reports a federal agency chief urged a sharp reduction in paperwork expenses. The top official cited about 40,000 dollars spent on filing cabinets in 1949 and called for streamlined forms and processing to cut administrative costs across government.
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