Community Church Schedules Across Lawrence Area
Local churches in Lawrence list Sunday services and activities. Ninth Street Baptist, First Christian, Centenary Methodist, and others outline morning worships, Sunday schools, and special programs including guest speakers, music, and nursery care. Several congregations note union services and youth events.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ninth
Ohio
Harry L. Smith
Elen
Minteter
Bernice Bleck
Epesker
Anna Mae Hunt
Kansas
Wumane Millstone
Loi Branch
Centenary Methodist Church
Noah Cilibert
Kenneth Pine
Herbert Nembas
Charles Goble
Ty SQ
MY. Fhow Union Servic
The
Christian Church
Albert
Truman Urges Ed Bill Passage in White House Meeting
President Truman summoned Democratic congressional leaders to the White House seeking approval of the federal aid to education bill. Debate over using public funds for parochial and private schools stalls action in the House Education and Labor Committee. House floor leader McCormack cited Truman’s urgent appeal to fulfill a 1948 campaign pledge.
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Washington
Truman
White House
House
Lesinski
D.mich
House Education and Labor Committee
McCormack
Massachusetts
Topeka Board Orders Chlorine Boost in Water Supply
Topeka reports the state board of health advised 75 eastern and surface water cities to maintain a free chlorine residual through August and September. Residents may notice a chlorine taste but need not worry. The measure aims to prevent disease producing organisms during a period with historical intestinal trouble outbreaks.
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Topeka
State Board of Health
New Commander Named for First Infantry Division
Frankfurt Germany August 5 the First Infantry Division receives a new commander Maj Gen John E Dahlquist will replace Maj Gen Frank W Milburn who will depart for the United States Milburn ends his term as the present commander and Dahlquist will arrive from Washington Sunday Also included Dr OLFE Allison minister of the First Methodist church has returned from Canada with his wife after a three week vacation His Sunday sermon topic is Keeping a Growing Edge Worship service begins at 10 am
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Piret Baptist Church
North Lawrence
Lincoln
A. L. Parker
Moore
Herold Brown
Guam
Corporal Brown
Bir
John Brown
South Side
Mali
North Side
Frankfurt
Germany
First Infantry
United States
Europe
Army
Frank W. Milburn
John E. Dahlquist
Washington
Olfe. Allison
First Methodist Church
Canada
TOA Acm
Reverend Ro Ltoland to Substitute at Lawrence Friends Church
In Lawrence, the Rev. Ro Ltoland will substitute for the Rev. William A. Ralphs during the Sunday morning service as Ralphs takes vacation. The year 1887 saw global nickel output around 2,000 tons, with most production from New Caledonia.
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Friends
Ro Ltoland
William A. Ralphs
Lawrence Friends Church
New Caledonia
Thanksgiving and psychology unite on grateful living
Modern psychology and religion agree on the value of thankfulness as a mental antiseptic. The piece links gratitude to calmer thinking, positive action, and renewed optimism, citing Bible verses, hymns, and a Sunday School lesson to argue that starting the day with thanks fosters discipline and resolve.
Troops Block Reds At Paris Protest Involving U S Chiefs
Two thousand police and soldiers in full gear surrounded Place de la Concorde to block a communist march against U S defense talks. The scene preceded discussions at Fontainebleau with Gen. Omar N. Bradley Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg and Adm. Louis Denfeld meeting Western European leaders led by British Marshal Montgomery.
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Faris
Western European Union
Union
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Lord Montgomery
Hoyt Vandenberg
French War Ministry
Vandenberg
Tito warns of provocation as Yugoslavia stays alert
In Skoplje Tito denounces Soviet dominated neighbors for spreading rumors of a red army invasion. He says Yugoslavia will defend Marxist principles and safeguard peaceful reconstruction, with troops ready to confront any provocation and bloodshed already seen in Macedonia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tanug
Macedonia
Balkan
Bulgaria
Albania
Greece
Tito
Cominforr
Communist International Information Bureau
Red Army
Moscow
Teto
Tanjug
Skoplje
Yaroslavia
Uravia
Plan Oil Hearings At Walchita This Month
Washington reports a House subcommittee will hold an oil hearing in Wichita Kansas within two weeks with August 17 possible if members can travel. The session will assess oil imports and their impact on domestic production requested by the Kansas Independent Oil and Gas association. Subcommittee members include Representatives Keough Riehlman and Mansfield.
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Washington
House
Wichita
Kan
Altho
Congress
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association
Keough
DN. Y
Riehlman
Mansfield
D.-Mont
Films At First Christian Church Visual Education Project
The First Christian Church will show motion pictures on the life of Peter and Paul during August. All ages will meet together in the basement at 9:00 a.m. each Sunday to view Cathedral Films depictions of Palestine in the First Century, produced with the Bureau of Visual Instruction at K. U.
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First Christian Church
Renturay
Hom. Sippel
Mabel Ann Kirbascacn
Regsaid Stra
Maurice (Iarkson
M.S) Fenny
Ernest Ai Caper
Retianwus
Peter
Sippel
Bei
Roepe
Mra Forrest
Pringer
Ippottert Dsanof
Peter and
Pat
Cathedral Films
Palestine
Paul
Bureau of Visual Instruction
K. U
Wheat acreage allotments spark confusion in Kansas
Kansas PMA officials explain that individual wheat allotments vary by county and farm history. The nationwide 1949 allotment stands at 68.94 million acres with a 17 percent cut. Kansas totals 1.92 million acres, a 14.6 percent reduction from 1949 planted wheat. County adjustments consider soil, topography, crop rotation, and war crop credits.
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Anhattan
Kan
Kansas
Production and Marketing Administration
Saline County
PMS
PMA
Western Handicap Open draws 500 marksmen to Wichita
About 500 shooters from at least a dozen states arrive in Wichita Kansas to compete in the Great Western Handicap Open singles. Morning rounds and preliminaries start today with afternoon events including handicap and doubles through Sunday.
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Wichita
Kan
Aue
First Steel Nails Made in This Country in 187 Percent
A historical note states the first steel nails were produced in this country in 187 percent, marking a milestone in early metalwork and industrial development.
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