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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1952
Page
8
In a provocative column the author argues women use inner anger as fuel to overcome tedious chores and advance, citing examples of household struggles and a husband’s tactic to coerce punctuality. The piece contrasts gendered motivations and ends with a universal note that both men and women rise by creating the right fuel within themselves.
A four member KU visiting committee briefed in Chicago on the ongoing fieldhouse project noting a 90 day steel delay due to a mid summer strike and continued uncertainty over when Allied Steel will deliver the fabricated beams. Officials expect a formal announcement soon.
San Francisco socialite and performer Francis Van Wie, known as the Ding Dong Daddy of the TD Car Line, is jailed in Oakland on bigamy charges after police served a warrant at a burlesque theater where he was appearing. He posted no bail and faces a return to court. The article notes his prior bigamy sentence and a stray line about U.S. dairy plant numbers.
A federal suit in Wichita challenges the validity of grain bonds issued by Central Surety and Insurance and Trinity Universal Insurance tied to Garden Grain and Seed Co. The case seeks to settle about 417 dollars and lists around 100000 dollars in claims against the bonding firms by Kansas farmers and several lenders and corporations as creditors.
Wichita report states John Fox of the force aided by fellow officers arrested a suspect after a disturbance at a house described as occupied by death threats. A car-older motorcyclist, identified as Haney Jr., briefly assisted before the confrontation, with a Bible presented during the incident.
Salina Civ Military Council reports public housing admission units exist but government delay blocks approval of required 50 000 dollars to rehabilitate the dwellings.
Arthur J. Stanley Jr., Kansas City attorney and former state senator, was elected chairman of the Wyandotte County Republican Committee on Wednesday. He defeated John E. Blake, who had chaired the committee for six years.
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