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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
4
Lawrence Daily World lists classified rates and local notices with partial illegible text. It notes a one month rate of 1.00 and references a March 5 act. The masthead includes Sacona as president and Z. W. Muanay, with service in Lawrence Kansas and AP affiliation.
The pamphlet says the Korea mission mirrors wartime duties while denying a war label and naming North Koreans as the enemy. Omaha World Herald counters that fighting without declaring war, defining an enemy, or clarifying aims defies ordinary rational understanding.
As truce negotiators spar over disputed points, raids along the east coast of Korea disrupt red communications and hamper supply lines for communist forces. The battle front remains chaotic with bursts of action and long stretches of non engagement. The raids cause few injuries, with no casualties reported, and highlight the risky planning behind beach landings and uncertain enemy countermoves.
A Kansas proposal for yearly legislative sessions is under study by the legislative council. Public opinion ranges from support for continuous sessions to opposition due to fear of amplified government growth. Gervais Reed of the Garden City Telegram urges constitutional revision before action to curb expanding government at all levels. Reed warns that larger, more complex government complicates regulation and threatens democracy.
The Telegram editor argues that proper checks could end annual sessions and educate voters. He faults current tracking of legislative activity as nearly impossible and suggests the public could absorb more legislative discourse. Missouri reports growing fatigue with long sessions and questions if voter education is improving.
Senator Kefauver addressing Seattle says this is not MacArthur's war and not the U S war but free men everywhere telling Stalin. The piece notes limited impact on Korea policy and criticizes Kefauver as lacking stature, while also reporting Kansas forestry revenue from Skelly oil, a mule advertising anecdote, and wheat crop status as winter approaches.
Old Home Town We and Mrs. Paul Papenhausen announce the birth of a daughter this morning. Epsilon Sigma Alpha officers were named Katharine Heck president Cleo Grimes vice president Dorothy Jewell recording secretary Mildred Petefish treasurer Bunn. Miss Fredericka Hodder named principal of Holton Arma School in Washington DC. Junius Dyche of Oklahoma visiting father George B. Sheets. Golden wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. HH Knabe with 20 relatives. Various births and social visits noted among local residents. A trip to Manhattan awarded in a corn judging contest at the Farmers Institute. The wedding of Miss Helen Tanes and Jack Harris planned for Williamsburg tomorrow.
Reports from Paris and Washington describe heavy American presence and overgrown bureaucracy. Analysts note army manpower comparisons between today and World War I and warn against expanding state control as a cure for national issues.
Humorist Hal Cochran complains of a lack of new tricks and plans a meeting with Junior and his kin at a Southern reformatory that provides television for inmates asking if this counts as extra punishment.
The readable fragments suggest preparation for 1982 goals with a morning event and a banking reference. Names and specifics are unclear, but the snippet implies an early day plan involving an employer and a person named Gregert.
Robert Ruark criticizes the Korean War as a political folly misnamed a war. He argues commanders are fired for trying to win, cites shifting tactics and pointless casualties, and questions the conflict’s purpose and outcome. He calls it a muddled police action with little achieved.
Washington reports on how IRS scandals affect morale among more than 50 000 employees and how distrust spreads. A bureau insider notes neighbors now doubt colleagues and that workers may shift to saying they work for the government. Also mentions Lakewood High football fan reactions and a new town project near Jakarta responding to population pressure.
Washington column details bottlenecks in defense production as new radar gear and jet engines lag, delaying aircraft deliveries and tank readiness. Officials cite engineering curves, testing glitches, and shifting goals while forecasts project multifold increases in 1953 deliveries and a $100 billion defense program.
Robert Shaw led a 30 singer and 17 instrumentalist chorus to a record season highlight Tuesday night. The program ranged Mozart to Gershwin with a Mozart Requiem centerpiece and Brahms Ravel and Porgy and Bess encore selections. Solists Yvonne Clannella Hallie Nowland Evelyn McGarrity Raymond Keast Peter Maravell stood out. conductor’s lively cues elicited vivid responses from the ensemble.
A dense listing of radio programs across stations SMBEC 970 ECMO 810 WDAF and others for Thursday and Friday December 6 7. The schedule mentions shows such as Dragnet Gregory Hood Kane News World and Meet Mr Biualo along with various theater and news segments. Multiple stations provide newscasts musical programs and entertainment slots with time cues and program titles including Defense Attorney Forward American and War broadcasts.
Homemakers can vary roast chicken stuffing with finely chopped parsley or chopped pecans. Create fruit cups with orange sections sliced pears and seedless grapes, serve with ginger ale in sherbet glasses as a first course or dessert. Don’t overlook cauliflower and boil the head gently for about 20 minutes. Dip kitchen scissors in water when cutting dates marshmallows and use them to trim parsley. Flavor tapioca cream with orange rind and serve with a touch of whipped cream.
Henry Hall of Sheet Harbor aged 93 remains active behind the wheel in Nova Scotia. The eastern shore resident, Nova Scotia's oldest licensed driver, has survived with minimal incidents in 36 years of driving, the lone mishap being a hub cap loss while passing on a narrow road 35 years ago.
The station lists WDAF TV programs for Thursday December 8 including 4idu-dowdy Doody and Heart of America News reel with various segments such as News Weather Forum and football ratings. A Friday December 7 lineup mentions Gary Moore First Hundred and Christmas watches with America News and regional town features.
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