Lawrence Daily Journal World Classified Rates Notice
Lawrence newspaper lists subscription and advertising rates with dates and office address for 722 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas and mentions Associated Press rights and circulation audit details.
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the World Company
SuMons
J. W. Munnay
Dotry Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Associated Press
Iteien
Dowglas
Atternree Vy Ee
Tee Posttice
Kansan
Kansas primaries shape campaign into fall contest
After Tuesday's primaries the scene shifts to November as Republicans nominate Arn for governor and Carlen for U S Senate with clear party support. Democrat Carl Rice failed to head the ticket, losing to Paul Aiken who has ties to Washington and the national administration. Federal interest looms over Kansas races, possibly boosting Democrats in statehouse contests as recounts in Oklahoma yielded no statute to pursue.
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Arn
Carlen
United States Senate
Bertiee
G.O.P
Carl Rice
Kansas
Paul Aiken
Kansan
Long
Washington
Quirts East
Pohiew
Soviet Policy Unchanged at UN Security Council
The UN saw no shift after the Russian delegation returned to sessions. Malik chaired with force, refused Nationalist China recognition, and denounced the United States as the Korea troublemaker. Soviet behavior mirrored a satellite being coerced, but the tactic failed to yield expected accommodation.
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United Nations
Korea
Eecurity Council
U.N
Russia
Security Council
Malik
China
United States
Meeting in Europa rejects Malik ruling amid Soviet chair
Delegates in Europa vote down Malik ruling. Those versed in parliamentary procedure refuse intimidation as difficulties in handling the Korean issue are highlighted by a Soviet Russia spokesman presiding. The attitude toward the United States is clear. Seekers of friendship must look elsewhere.
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Europa
Malik
Russia
United States
Memorandum and Cold War tensions cited in 1947 review
A 1947 MEMORANDUM by Senator Ferguson criticized the State Department for protecting communist personnel and weakening security. The piece notes espionage trials later removed figures like Alger Hiss, asserts Moscow knew about U.S. planning, and accuses leftists of attacking Asian leaders while praising Moscow aligned figures. Chiang Kai-shek and Syngman Rhee are referenced in this political critique.
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Senator Ferguson
Michigan
State Department
Thia
General Marshall
Ferguson
Alger Hiss
Moscow
Chiang Kai-shek
Syngman Rhee
Emporia flour relief for Russia in 1922 reprinted
The Emporia Gazette reprinted 1922 paragraphs detailing local efforts to ship a carload of flour to Russian relief. An Emporia miller offered milling at cost and the Chamber of Commerce planned a $2000 raise to cover milling costs. The note highlights fading memories of humanitarian aid amid postwar turmoil and national debates on federal funding.
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Jakob Malik
Security Council
U.N
United States
Emporia Gazette
Emporia
Chamber of Commerce
Russia
Old Home Town A Geophysics President Named Dean
Johnay Jakosky, president of International Geophysics, Inc. of Los Angeles, is named dean of the school of engineering at the city of Kansas. W. E. Kennard hosted a luncheon and bridge yesterday in honor of her niece, Mrs. Hodnik of Chicago. Roberta Kackley to be presented in a piano recital tonight.
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Johnay Jakosky
International Geophysics, Inc
Los Angeles
Citt
Kansas
W. E. Kennard
Hodnik
Chicago
Roberta Kackley
Dell Davidson
Florence Tavidson
George Davidson
Robert McFarland
Fred Meer
Henge
Euereald
Barr
Twenty Five Years Ago In Lawrence News Summary
A fragmentary notice recalls Lawrence happenings from twenty five years past. Mentions include trips to Buffalo Missouri, Green Mountain and Colm locations, with several named residents and brief travel plans. The text is largely garbled with names and places difficult to verify.
ONE LETTER COUNTRY They destroy batter country, heavenly
In Manitou in the coming weeks Dr HM E Wolfe and family depart for Green Mountain Falls Colorado. Luther Gustafson travels to Chicago for engraving studies. Dr Emley and family and Miss Eva Whitney return from Boulder. Miss Sylvia Alford plans Salt Lake City visit to Dr Joe Alford hospital head. Miss Ruth and Esther Wilhelms head to Jamestown North Dakota to see relatives. Minnie Moodie leaves for Bellingham Washington to visit Leslie Moody. A Washington operative doubts a capital bomb plot, noting an old Ural chemistry theory.
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Manitou
HM. E. Wolfe
Green Mountain
Falls
Colo
Luther Gustafson
Chicago
Emley
Eva Whitney
Boulder
Sylvia Alford
Salt Lake City
Joe Alford
Ruth
Esther Wilhelms
Jamestown
NN. Ya
Minnie Moodie
Bellingham
Leslie Moody
Thanking the kind reader for thinking and voting views
A reader thanks a lady who used the Journal World’s pages to give him credit for thinking. He mocks a critic who favors moving troops via Moscow to Korea, notes the burden of thinking, and reflects on politics, voting, and city halls with a humorous edge.
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Journal-World
New York
Moscow
Korea
Kremlin
Food Waste Sparks Hunger Aid Plan Across Kansas
The Journal-World reports farmers near Lawrence will ship up to 40 carloads of potatoes to aid hungry populations. Organizers argue prices stay high and surplus produce should be redirected to relief efforts via coordinated distribution and aid campaigns across Kansas.
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Lawrence Hearly
Journal-World
Leopold abdication seen as prudent but uncertain
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes the Belgian crisis as King Leopold forfeiting personal rule to Crown Prince Baudouin amid strong popular opposition. He argues constitutional monarchy limits divine right and credits Leopold for transferring powers to preserve Belgian unity, while noting risks if reform stalls in a tense Atlantic alliance context.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
AP Foreign Affairae
Leopold
Sharon
Danii
Hinkell
Kaiser Wilheha
Germany
Alexander MacGregor Rose
Montreal
Kaiser
Europe
London Times
Belgium
Kmntefact
Lenpald
Abus
Junior Stepping Out On Wedding Anniversary Night
Philadelphia report describes a young couple dining with their three year old in a night club. They faced curious stares until hostess Robby Drake confirmed their table. The groom explained they came for an hour to celebrate their anniversary without a baby sitter.
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Philadelphia
Liftle
Robby Drake
New Zealand Faces First General Strike Since 1913
The national executive of the waterside Workers union says a nationwide strike will proceed in New Zealand. The walkout follows an employer refusal to let dockers take their morning tea together, marking a historic disruption in Auckland and other ports.
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Wilk
Auckland
New Zealand
Aus
Wterside Workers Union
New Zea
Ungulate and other clues in a compact puzzle list
A vertical and horizontal word puzzle listing numerous clues across categories such as animals plants measurements family terms nautical items and alphabets providing cross reference hints for entries like demigod yards and Greek letters to solve in a crossword style grid.
Congress Slow to Act on Truman Price and Rents Controls
Washington, Aug. 3. As Congress delays, President Truman seeks broad economic controls to curb inflation. After July 1, he asked Congress for credits limits, raw materials power, and to decide who can work on defense.民主
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James Marlow Washington
Congress
Truman
Democrats
Bernard Baruch
Fragmented Crossword Clue Scramble Remains Unclear
The snippet lists numbered clues with partial answers and odd spellings, showing a disrupted crossword segment. It mentions items like mineral rock zone nostrils and courtesy title, plus unclear terms such as Hawaiian earland and ambary, suggesting incomplete puzzle material without coherent solution.
Congress Debates Price and Wage Controls for Truman
The House and Senate debate bills to grant the president power to control prices and wages. President Truman says standby authority would suffice for now, while a rushed bill prompts criticism over missing text and reader access. Senate committee weighs similar measures as lawmakers push to act cautiously amid current dangers.
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Congress
Truman
Rep. Kunkel
Pennsylvania
House
Henthing
Senate
Few Major Strikes Across Nation Highlight Wartime Era
Nationwide report notes limited major labor stoppages as wartime tensions rise. In Buffalo, 15 grain elevators closed over a wage dispute affecting about 4,500 workers. union leaders predict a month or longer standoff. In New York City, the CSO guild rejected settlement terms in the World Telegram and Sun strike, raising wage demands. Washington observers expect a possible no strike pledge from key unions, which could aid war production.
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Washington
A.F L
Buffalo
F.L. Grain
Owen J. Kavanagh
New York City
C.so
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Korea
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Woman and companion injured in U S highway wreck near city
A car overturn on a curve of U S highway 7 a mile south of the city killed L Noonan E Thon 28 of Anna City and injured a companion. George W Hellicker 20 of Mess City was unconscious with a head injury and taken to Leavenworth hospital.
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Phite City
L— Noonan E
Thon
Anna City
Here
Yesterd
George W. Hellicker
Meas City
Leavenworth
Kan
Radio Programs Across Stations Thursday Evening Lineup
A dense listing of radio programs across KMPRO KMBC KUMO WDAF WREN KCMO and others for Thursday August 3 including family dramas news features music and variety shows. Notable entries include One Man's Family Buck Rogers The Lineup Dragnet Gun chews and News at various half hour slots with hosts and program names such as Bing Crosby Arthur Godfrey and Carroll Ellis among others.
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KMPRO
KUMO
WDAF
One Man's Family
KMBC
KUMGO
Wren
Carmen Cavellero
Guy Lombardo
KCMO
Cisco Kid
KMEHC
America
Somebody
Kowa
Cass Daly
KMEC
K. C
Sahay Dollar
Dutty
Kcoig
al Phillipa
Arey MO
Leon Lecker
WDAP
Bill Smwren
KMNC
San
Tello-Teay
Lone Ranker
Channes
TK Stansell
Matty
Fat Man
PBS
Thin Man
Dimension X
Shawn Murray
Bil Crawford
O—Ray McKinley
KMBRC
Garry Moore
Wren—Allen Franklin
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