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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1951

Page

4

Journal-World Local Notice of Subscription Rates

Office address 722 Massachusetts Street lists subscription rates for Perrier carrier one month 31.00 year in advance 10.40 and regional rates for Douglas and adjoining counties per year 5.00 six months 3.00 beyond Douglas and adjoining counties per year 7.00 11 months 4.00 Entered at the post office Lomrents Kanin as second class mail under March 3 879 Journal-World Lawrence Kansas dates Tuesday December 4 1951 AP news service noted and exclusive to republication local news and AP dispatches

Massachusetts Street Mat Payanie Douglas Couners Liomglas Femcies Postotiemm Lomrents Kanin Claet Alter

Modern Piracy and the Hungarian Detention Incident

Two weeks after a saucering event the four man American plane crew detained by the Hungarian satellite government are held for ransom. The Americans radioed for help before losing their course while flying from Germany to Belgrade. The United States must confront a stated piracy act masked as a diplomatic dispute, with broader concerns over postwar international relations and concessions.

Germany Belgrade Hungary American State Department Iabert Vogeler Idk

Cooperative Weather Observers Praise Public Service

The Government Printing Office issues The Cooperative Weather Observer praising long serving volunteers. One woman logged 58 years and 21,000 daily observations. Observers, unpaid, gain only the satisfaction of useful public service while others in government face corruption probes.

Cooperative Weather Observer Government Printing Office Weather Bureau Cooperative Service Sears Hentia Jie Boller Spirin

Free press under fire across nations and Korea truce debate

Outcry over deportation of an Associated Press Cairo chief and a U S reporter linked to Truman on Korea peace talks. Argentina suspends La Prensa, owner ousted, front group runs paper. Critics warn governments curb press to hide moves, clashing with self government. Korea factions push for a 28th parallel truce line, Allies skeptical.

Associated Press Bureau Cairo Egyplian Associated Press Badt Presiddent Truman Korea Peron Argentina la Prensa Wm Frce Press Rede

Oregon bid: W Leo O'Daniel may seek Democratic nomination

The article notes W Leo O'Daniel once a Texas senator hopeful of running for US president via Oregon's May primary. It cites 1,000 petition signers as the entry threshold and mentions European interest in Eisenhower as a potential president. It also covers British Labour rebels opposing Japan peace treaty ratification.

W. Leo O'Daniel United States Texas Pappy Oregon Northwest Labor Party

Engagements and local notices fill Old Home Town page

Agnes Conger announces the engagement of her daughter Rex Marie to Robert E. Mason. Various local moves, visits, marriages and society events are listed including Phyllis Weibel to Robert Pauke, Alice Lemon pledged to Alpha Omicron Pi, and Miss Rose Hammig to Herbert Nehrbass. The column notes a resignation at Haskell, a birth, salary raise, and upcoming weddings and funerals.

Agnes Conger R Ex Marie Robert E. Mason H. M. Mason Woodrow Miller Hilda Sty Arthur Banks Banks Kansas City Ed Blevins Oskaloosa Blevins F. Blevins Phyllis Weibel Della Weibel Robert Pauke Larned

Common Heritage Garth Mine Ang Ths Fullne Thereat

Fragmentary OCR text shows a garth and mine reference with unclear context and numbers. No clear person, organization, or place names are readable. Summary concentrates on salvageable terms and notes the fragmentary nature of the item.

Garth

Edwin L. James Dies Former New York Times Editor

Edwin L. James, managing editor of the New York Times for 19 years and a Times staff member since his death last night, had battled kidney surgery followed by a heart attack in June. He died at Harkness Pavilion after a relapse, ending a career that began with the Baltimore Sun in 1910 and included overseas war correspondence and chief European reporting.

New York Edwin L. James The New York Times James Ife Harkness Pavillion Columbia Presbyterian Hospital Baltimore Sun Pittsburgh Dispatch Albany N. ¥., Knickerbocker Press Times Paris

Courtly Robber Passes Up Money in Safe

Philadelphia reports a polite robber entering John H. Mallon’s office and asking to open the safe. He declines to break in, noting no money is inside though Mallon says about 200 dollars may be in the gate. A separate notice announces Lt. Col. Wilbur E. Showalter's talk on Unconventional Warfare at Kansas University tomorrow evening.

Philadelphia John H. Mallon Eable Mallon Malion Wilbur E. Showalter Command and General Staff. College Ft. Leavenworth K.U Showalter

We Are Learning Now Tax Increases Hit Americans

A California banker argues taxation reveals government costs and urges modest earners to bear the burden. The new income tax law effective Nov 1 raises withholding taxes by 11 percent and lifts excise taxes on autos and cigarettes, shifting more cost onto the "little guy" while the rich have faced heavy taxation already.

Emporia Gazecia California Tiose

Barbs by Hal Cochran on fire alarms and speeders

A humor piece quotes Hal Cochran about not blaming firemen for false alarms and a motor club official criticizing speeders. It notes broken fences and telephone poles seen by travelers, suggesting more work and earnings if drivers slowed down.

Hal Cochran Auto Club Motorigia

Unclear Text Fragment Summary Card

Fragmentary OCR text presents no clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or events. The readable portions suggest fragmented discussion of time use and questions, but no coherent news item or identifiable subjects to summarize.

Truman resurrects FEPC with government contract committee

President Truman revived the Fair Employment Practice concept by creating a government contract compliance committee. The body lacks enforcement teeth and cannot compel action, relying on persuasion and reporting to influence contractors with government deals. Southern opposition and past filibusters underscored political stakes in civil rights policy.

FEPC Key West Truman Roosevelt South Truman Democrats Senate House Trnmanites Mr.Truman

Fragmented Phrase From OCR News Item

A damaged OCR fragment from a local newspaper mentions a dongs sety eron the dente Buiek at BE ae the Peieides with unclear context and no decisive facts.

Forcement Panier Peieides

Ten Montoya Children Adopted After Family Tragedy

Ten Montoya children have found new homes after their parents, Mr and Mrs Philip Montoya, were deceased. The siblings Ray and Ted, Dorothy, Betty, Phillip, Tris, and others moved to new households in Denver and California. Funeral services for the parents were held yesterday at Steamboat.

Phisden Calo Pew Aepberrer Mathien Tata Bory Ray Ted Heros Dorothy Helen Bueas Betty Phillip Triscilia Dane Meo Paul Olivas Denver Mary. G Ales Sran Hedelste Cali Philip Montoya Steamboat

Kansan Names Amid Korea War Casualties and Wounds

The Department of Defense released the names of Kansans killed in action in Korea. Sgt Elmer J Burokay Lt Robert M Stor Winfield Gaul Valley Falls and Pvt Walter J Baxter Jr Stalford died of wounds. Wounded: Pvt Richard W Booth Alton Pvt Kenneth Tarpoon Oliwa Pfe Francis J T Jay son Wellington Pfe William D Riggle Independence.

Department of Defense Elmer J. Burokay Robert M Stor Winfield Franklin Gaul Valley Falls Walter J. Baxter Jr Stalford Richard — W. Booth Alton Kenneth Tarpoon Oliwa Pfe Francis JT Jayson Wellington William D. Riggle Independence

Baldwin News Notes and Local Social Highlights

Mrs Lalian Snyder stayed in Baldwin as guest of Mrs Clare Kerns and resigned her art teaching post after years. Rev Clare Hayes and Pat Beadles attended a Lawrence Rotary meeting with Solan Ayers speaking. Leisure Hour club hosts a noon lunch at Mrs Joyer Wilson’s home. Mr Harvey Booth and son Ronnie visited Kansas City for checkups. Booth in clinic, Ronnie had hip surgery last summer. Mrs Bernard W H Schultze received Anna Morgan Anderson’s Back to Kansas and Other Poems, Exposition Press published. Aileen Wilson hosted Mrs Lillian Snyder and Mrs Clare Kerns at Sunday dinner. Mrs Mary Martin dined with son Dale in Osawatomie. Mrs Webb Fenton attended Alpha Delta Kappa installation in Lawrence. Bela Tau Kappa Sigma members at Founders Day dinner in Topeka with Thomas A Cutting speaking. WSCS and Wesley Service collect Federtown Sunday event for pistol fundraiser with Mrs Clare J Hayes. Christmas Vespers set for Sunday afternoon.

Lalian Snyder Baldwin Clare Kerns Snyder Jas Rity Perpeses Hl Heal Providteane Hospital Kassas City NBC Clare Hayes Pat Beadles Yow! Eirbridge Solan Ayers Dashell Leisure Hour Club Joyer Wilson Wilson Harvey Booth University of Kansagy Medical Center Kansas City Booth Ronnie Mitchell Bernard WH. Schultze Kansas Anna Morgan Anderson Weellsville Jastwook Exposition Press New York Anderson Schultze Baker Aileen Wilson Lillian Snyder Mary Martin Dale S. Martin Osawatomie Webb Fenton Lawrence Alpha Delta Kappa National Teachers Sorority Women's Club Bela Tau Kappa Sigma Topeka Thomas A. Cutting Fort Smith Ark WSCS Wesley Service Calid Clare J. Hayes

Unclear text fragment hints at historical figures and places

Incomplete OCR passage mentions individuals and locations such as Lawrence and a hospital context, with garbled terms like Satelite and Freak Faved Malitess. The readable bits suggest a historical note or obituary style, but key names and events are too distorted to confirm specifics.

Eudora Family News And Holiday Gatherings Report

Local notes recount visits by Terry and family to Wis grandparents, dinners at the Abel and Melville homes, and a Christmas luncheon planned by the Ninteen Himired and Nese Chih group. Several residents travel to Kansas City, Biloxi, Gulfport, and Denver for family and holiday engagements, with social calls among Carlsons, Otts, and Melvilles.

Radio Programs and Schedule Snippet

A cluttered listing of KsBC and KMBC radio programs for December 4 detailing show names, times, and station IDs. References include The Cisco Kid, People Are Funny, Bob Hope Show, Broadway, and news briefs with multiple local stations such as WDAF KMBC WREN and KE K.

KMBC KFKU WWDAF Bix Town Broadway Fe WRKEN KCMO Wayne Kimi Oal Seshalee

10 Highlighted Radio Programs and Hosts Across Stations

Snapshot of a listing featuring Sarah Churchill at Shore 43, Camel Newsreel News, Bene Lion 10 Fireside Theater, Circle Theater W Ted Mack, Studio One 110 Weather News Sparl. Channel lineup shows Western Series and daily program slots across networks with brief program names and host initials.

Bynerasins Heart of America Newasres Sarah Churchill Tyink Shore Camel Newsreel Wi—Sinton Bene Lion Fireside Circle Ted Mack Studio One Sparl

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