Voter Duty and Consequences Voiced in Post-Election Reflection
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1949
Page
4
Byrnes Stand Seen Shaping 1952 Election Significance
The Columbia Mo Tribune argues James F Byrnes opposes big spending and big government, presenting a potential factor in the 1952 election. It notes Republicans risk demagoguery and metooism while Byrnes embodies a liberal New Deal background, appealing to both parties' debt and deficit concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
Columbia
Tribune
James F. Byrnes
Old South
The
Republican Party
G.O.F
the Tribune
James F Byrnes
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Lawrence Daily Journal World Dec 6 1900s Local Notices and Social
A dense page fragment details community events in Lawrence including a luncheon at Mrs Evateuer stenberger home, table arrangements, and several social visits. It also lists church activities, family visits, and community gatherings with numerous names and addresses.
Christmas Present Kansas City Long-Awaited Gift
A long awaited holiday gift brings excitement to Kansas City as residents anticipate a memorable Christmas present they have awaited for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Openings Stir as Truman Faces Federal Board Vacancies
The death of Laurence Clayton of the Federal Reserve leaves President Truman to fill a high salary post. With Clayton gone, seven board members earn 16 000 dollars a year and an opening may come for a new 14 year term with Draper’s term ending January 31. Potential successors include a midwesterner, southerner or southwestern appointee, with geography limiting board members to one per district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Laurence Clayton
Federal Reserve
Truman
Reserve Board
Clayton
Ernest G. Draper
Draper
Atomic Energy Commission
David E Lilienthal
National Security Resources Board
Senate
Cone
Boston
New England
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Missouri
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Dallas
Texas
Arizona
Louisiana
Attack by Squirrel in Pasadena
Laura Waugh, a 42 year old Pasadena housewife, fed a squirrel in her yard and was bitten and clawed as the animal chased her. She telephoned police. officers shot the squirrel on the porch. She received hospital treatment for bites scratches and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Laura Waugh
Controversy Over Hopkins Role in Atomic Info to Russia
The article questions Harry Hopkins involvement in transferring atomic information to Russia via northwest air lines during WWII. It notes conflicting statements from an army officer and officials, and references past debates over what Russia received at Yalta and Potsdam. It discusses the wartime air route and allied shipments linked to Soviet military use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hopkins
Rusia
Northwest Airlines
Russia
Yalta
Potsdam
United States
Canada
Hopkins
Surflower
Spelling Bee Offer Reveals Salina Journal Interest
Salina Journal proposes a $25 prize for a city high school spelling bee to boost seniors interest amid editor Whitney Austin’s frustration with misspellings in staff copy. The item notes his ties to Kansas institutions and his aim to recruit well educated applicants through accurate spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina Journal
Salina
Whitney Austin
Journal
Austin
Tee
Jem Vedi
Faw
University of Kansas
Kansas State
Putte Salida High
Kansas
Dry weather and supply strains touch cities and farms
Eastern cities and farms face water shortages amid emergency measures. The piece notes a dry, sunny fall with firm footing and impending weather could bring clouds and light snow before year’s end, hinting at a price for the dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Kansas
Groundbreaking for Kansas City Hotel Amid Christmas Decor
Ground was broken for a new hotel in Kansas City Kansas on a Sunday set against Christmas decorations. The ceremony featured local officials and business leaders signaling a boost to regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Christmas Shopping Rush Drives Urgent Entries
Christmas shopping rush spreads across all points as shoppers race to check off the Christmas list before the deadline. The shopper faces a challenging assignment to complete rounds without getting overwhelmed by the crowd.
Critics Question Papal Tone In Newspaper Reporting
A 12 year old magazine attack on press style targets phrases like informed quarters experts and authorities as pompous. The piece satirically questions the masters and suggests readers would rely on direct quotes from concrete figures such as the tugboat master rather than generic experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eCity Ransan
Astyle
Batoau
Community backs liquor ad ban in Journal-World
Letters from Fairview church members praise the paper for refusing liquor ads and keeping homes free of alcohol claims. Editor notes that this policy has cost over $1,000 monthly in potential advertising, stressing long term community and newspaper welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Fairview
Earl S. Cowles
Charlie
Eugene Hayden Leary
C. L. Penny
Edwin C
Ernest Sample Leary
Mabel Peters
Eugene M. Leary
Edwin C. Sample Oakes
R. Ernest Leary Temple
Frank Horrell
Rebecca A
Journal World
Barbs and Blunders From A Wry Gossip Page
The column jokes about a mix of mishaps and quirks. A bigamist receives a light sentence for a mop and broom task in jail while a dentist in Oklahoma escapes serious harm after being run over by his own car. Indiana hair trimming takes a prize in a humorous note.
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Oklahoma
Recital by Rita Moten Highlighting Ottawa Event Tonight
Rita Moten, an OU graduate and nationally known pianist, will perform at the Ottawa Memorial auditorium this evening. The report notes other local items including a federal grand jury impanelment in Kansas City, and several social events with Lawrence residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Moten
KR. OU
Ottawa Memorial Auditorium
W. KR. Dalton
Federal Grand Jury
Kansas City
S. FE. Barton
Michigan Street
Yvesterda
Tonga native Misa Ella Phenecie to wed Earl Wilkinson
Twenty five years ago Misa Ella Phenecie of Tonga noxie chose December 31 as her wedding date to Earl Wilkinson of Oklahoma City. Mr and Mrs Ira Hoggs announce the birth of son Mervin Eugene on December 5. Miss Marguerite Hill weekend in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Godfrey Reetz Linwood announce birth of daughter Melba Jean on December 3. Reetz was formerly Alma Seele of Lawrence. Miss Betty Lloyd Leavenworth hosted a house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ella Phenecie
Tonganoxie
Earl Wilkinson
Oklahoma City
Ira Hoggs
Mervin Eugene
Marguerite Hill
Topeka
Godfrey Reetz
Linwood
Melba Jean
Reetz
Alma Seele
Lawrence
Betty Lloyd
Leavenworth
Deming golden wedding reception planned in town
Forty years ago Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Deming will host a reception Tuesday afternoon for their golden wedding anniversary. They were married in 1859. Mrs. J. H. Evans visited Perry over the weekend. Mrs. J. M. Hunts returned to Pleasanton after visiting her daughter Mrs. H. L. Porter. Mrs. C. B. Root visited Kansas City. William Stadler of Eudora was in town. "Bunny" Hanlin spent Sunday in Baldwin with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Deming
J. H. Evans
Perry
J. M. Hunts
Pleasanton
H. L. Porter
C. B. Root
Kansas City
William Stadler
Eudora
Bunny” Hanlin
Baldwin
Quintuplets born to Maria Arroyave in Angostura
Five boys born to Maria Arroyave in Angostura, Colombia. The births were reported by telegram from the Angostura mayor. The babies are named Fermin Ramiro Rodrigo Nabor and Francisco. Father is Alfonso. The governor ordered mother and children moved to Medellin for medical care.
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Medellin
Colombia
Maria Arroyave
Angostura
Fermin
Ramiro
Rodrigo
Nabor
Francisco
Alfonso
Antioquia
Here
U N Indignity to British Lion Causes Empire Tension
The U N assembly backed new measures seeking more information on self governing peoples, provoking British anger over interference with colonial prerogatives. London may resist UN ideas while seeking to inform the world of Britain's colonial achievements and investment aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.N. Assembly
Hector McNeil
Lord Beaverbrook
London Sunday Express
U.N
Britain
London
England
America
Manchester
Guardian
U. N
General Assembly
the Guardian
Truman
Pattern sales in 1948 predicted to exceed 200 million units
The article projects pattern sales for 1948 to surpass the 200 million unit threshold, indicating strong demand and optimistic market conditions for textile patterns next year.
Canada Produces More Newsprint Than United States in 1945
Canada’s 1945 newsprint output exceeds five times the U S production, marking a dramatic shift in global paper manufacturing and signaling Canada's dominant role in forest product supply during the postwar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
On the Air Waves HORIZONTAL Depicted actress Jane
The puzzle lists clues across various lengths with numbered entries. It includes references to a depicted actress and a grid of topics like Natives of Morocco River islet Greek letter Connecticut and other words such as Arabian gulf Diminutive of Edgar and International language. The clues cover synonyms and abbreviations spanning daily puzzle themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Morocco
Connecticut
Arabian Gulf
Puzzle Fill In Answers From Clues Sheet
A word puzzle list asks for multiple clue answers including symbols for money and elements, with entries like 50 Eggs, Lincoln nickname, and selenium symbol. The scattered OCR reads as a crossword style clue set asking for numeric or lettered solutions and actor descriptor.
Gardner Doctor Killed in Highway Collision
Dr. T. W. Reid aged 68 of Gardner Kansas died in a collision on U S Highway 50 when his car struck a loaded cattle truck driven by James Duncan of Great Bend who was uninjured. Reid, born in Slater Missouri, studied at the University of Missouri and practiced medicine at Wellsville Kansas before shifting to oil investments then settled in Gardner in 1933 and practiced there thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Kan
T. W. Reid
James Duncan
Great Bend
Reid
Slater
University of Missouri
Wellsville
Wichita, Kan
Social Visits Across Town Highlight Weekend News
Eudora residents Mr. and Mrs. George Schubert visited Ganiner and hosted Mr. and Mrs. KE Forsythe for weekend suppers. Lena Wilson returned from Overland Park after a weekend with her daughter and family. Albert Walters of Santa Ana California stayed with aunt Mrs. Sarah Hausman. Mrs. Hausman learned her brother Charie Weil in Overland is very ill. he will be 92 in January. The Jolly Dozen Club entered a new phase of activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schubert
Ganiner
KE. S. Forsythe
Lena Wilson
Eudora
Overland Park
Janee McDonald
Albert Walters
Santea Ana
Calif
Sarah Hausman
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