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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1947
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references the Act of March 1978 and a religious message about receiving power from the Holy Spirit. Mentions a Friday December 5 date and a city, with garbled words making specifics unclear. Source quality prevents precise names or events.
The piece argues against quick passage of a 93 million dollar relief bill for Europe. It says money cannot deter Soviet power, that hunger relief is the primary aim, and that only dollars will not curb Russia's four and a half million armed men. Statesmanship is needed to keep Russia within limits.
Reports from Moscow describe shortages and price hikes as devaluation rumors spread. Citizens rush to buy durable goods, while outside observers question government intent and the feasibility of controlling economic laws under the communist regime.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr cites Collier's view that American radio and press content fail to reach many in Western Europe. He says false communist rumors spread loudly and believed, while some Europeans accept American medicine and progress. He urges energetic outreach beyond shortwave broadcasts to give Europeans a fuller picture without apologies.
Surging officials report peace officers aiding late night activities in Ellis County. Attorney General Ars eyes enforcement, aiming to curb liquor infractions. Hays once rapid now struggles to match steadier nearby towns, while the urge to ease tempers moves into warmer seasons.
A leading Democrat from Emporia argues the United States should avoid a single party system and suggests Republicans must adopt a liberal, constructive program free of Taft and Hooverian elements. He contends real change requires a new administration and policies not tied to past New Deal approaches.
Kansas reports show the wheat crop saved once more with estimates differing on whether this marks the second or third rescue. Local officials note ongoing drought challenges and variable yields across counties.
A Topeka State Journal piece cited by Pittsburg Headlight notes politics as funny business where influence stems from what people know about a candidate. It recalls a truism that some are strong or weak because of public knowledge, with an English family story about a candy box tied with a ribbon used as hair decorations.
The Augusta Gazette notes that a difficult phase in parenting arises not when a child asks questions but when the child begins to question the provided answers. The piece emphasizes thoughtful guidance and patient dialogue in early development.
A Life magazine excerpt analyzes Edward VIII’s shift from abdication to author, noting his charm and wartime standing. The piece recalls Britain’s golden age at his birth, the abdication shock, and public mixed feelings. It weighs potential influence despite constitutional limits.
Dr Raymond A Schwegler dean emeritus of the University of Kansas school of education will headline a personality clinic sponsored by the Ottawa board of education on December 9. He previously served on the Ottawa university faculty and will address students parents and teachers with the public invited to attend.
A garbled item notes a small compliment swelling egos and mentions seven watches found in a Texas pickpocket's pocket. It hints at someone wasting money to prove wealth and compares costly pipes to the furnace, implying a cautionary or ironic take on expense and vanity.
Genieve Landon wed Vernon Landon on August 4 at Ottawa. Mrs Deal presided at a recent benefit event for Lawrence Children's Theater. Elnora Wilson of Osborne welcomed a niece. I D L Hour Club met at Mrs Rankin’s. Armstrongs of Open Colorado announce birth of Virginia on December 2. This week’s movie lineup features Grandma's Boy, Broadway Rose, Ebb Tide, and Just Tony.
A sorority house was robbed last night with an intruder entering unseen near an anomaly in KU surroundings. Police report a break in occurred, details scarce, investigation ongoing.
Forty years ago Mrs J J Russell and Mrs Harry S hosted a thimble party yesterday noon. Mrs Geo Hurd entertained the young ladies of the Leader on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Edith Laming entertained with guests Miss Gertrude Sparks and Miss Lucy Hocker of Kansas City. Mrs Lapham visited Kaous Cy.
Washington report details the National Association of Real Estate Boards disowning the National Home and Property Owners' Foundation on the eve of battles to extend rent controls. The split exposes funding and lobbying links, with figures like Arthur W. Binns and Herbert A. Nelson pushing for independent support while DoJ antitrust suits surface.
By MAL BOYLE New York argues that hermits escape social pressure while others bear burdens of taxes, inflation, and labor disputes. The piece mocks urban life, praises solitude, and notes hermits’ carefree existence away from public responsibility and worldly fear.
A zoologist compiles a playful cryptic list linking terms to an African city and compass points. The puzzle presents clues for words like detest, exist, marsh, wing shaped, and spicy stew, plus a notary abbreviation and various abbreviations and oddball terms.
A speaker argues that hermits threaten civilization and must be forced back to society. They advocate for mandatory social norms including matrimony, parenthood, proper dress, voting, public transport, and routine work to prevent a drift toward living in the woods and abandoning duty.
The University of Kansas tea ceremony honored Locksley Hall and Kappa Alpha Theta with cups for academic leadership in 1946 47. Kappa Alpha Theta posted a 1.84 GPA for 54 members in Panhellenic, while Locksley Hall averaged 1.67 for 40 residents among dormitories. The Inter Dorm Council and Panhellenic Association hosted the event at Corbin Hall.
Kansas City visitors bring daughter Carol home to Baker after divorce news. Prof John Strmont speaks on Communism at Centenary Hall with four years in Italy cited. Baker quartet performs on WDAO Kal. Rebekah lodge Christmas program featured with hostess Nettie Parde. Alpha Delta bigma initiates listed from University of Warmsas. Baldwin Music Club hears Christmas carol origins as Miss Jean Frances Master leads singing. Funeral services for Alva L Winters at Stanley Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood. Winters survived by daughters and brothers. Mrs Henry Allen of Wichita donates Baker University paintings. Allen, Baker alumna, is wife of Henry J Allen.
The Baker board of trustees unveils a new addition to the Case Library with works by Howard Cook, Jonathan Stuart Thomas Hart Benton, Grant Wood Higgins, Berger Sand ten, John for Arms, Karl Mattern, and Jonah DeMartelly. The enhancement is praised by faculty, students, and alumni for enlarging the art collection.
Thanksgiving gatherings filled the area as families hosted relatives and friends. Numerous names from Grosdidier, Gustin, Grosdauer, Grosdidier of Boies, and nearby towns attended dinners and overnight visits amid festive travel to Kansas City, Garnett, and Garden City.
A dense listing of 1968 radio slots across WREN WDAF KMIC WHA WDAF KMRC and other stations detailing programs from evening through late night. Entries include newscasts entertainment shows weather reports and music programs with multiple host and program titles such as Grand Ole Opry Your Hit Parade and The Theatre Guild alongside sports and world news segments. The fragmented OCR presents a busy grid of time slots names and show topics across several networks.
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