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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1946
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows a republication disclaimer and postal notice language referencing second class matter and the March 3rd 1676 act. The fragment includes a biblical quote from Corinthians 3:18 and scattered references to the Audit Bureau of Circulation and standard newspaper copyright notices.
The piece notes a push by new congress members to reduce government oversight and speed up decision making. It argues a June completion of core legislation would restore public confidence after years of perceived overreach by officials.
England faces food shortages but an agreement allows 104000 tons of wheat and flour to be shipped from the United States by January 31. Strikes had slowed transport and threatened a bigger shortfall, prompting a British food minister’s planned appeal and a later increase in allotment.
Douglas county hosts a protest meeting against the state school reorganization law as part of a statewide movement. Critics seek full repeal or amendments to exempt rural districts from consolidation. Legislators expect lively debate as supporters insist the bill aims to improve rural schools and critics seek to show flaws in its provisions.
Harold E. Stassen announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in 1948. He plans a Washington office to boost his chances, stresses liberal policies likely to be denounced as reactionary, and aims to revise labor laws to curb special privilege in government.
The fragment suggests a purpose connected to aiding motive of the nest president, indicating possible context of organizational aims or leadership intent. No further readable details or entities are present to specify names, places, or dates.
The Bilbo hearing reveals complex political crosscurrents over war plant funds and their alleged diversion to nondefense uses. The investigation faces tough questions Senator Bilbo must answer. Separate reports note threats to bomb British public buildings via telephone, with unclear intent or danger.
President Truman warns Chinese factions to unite and proposes a half billion dollar incentive for cooperation. He signals US support through the United Nations, notes rapid repatriation progress, and critiques Japanese-occupied forces while urging a broad national front against communism. The policy shift aims to stabilize China with an inclusive government and continued strategic pressure on Moscow.
Hal Boyle humorously contrasts Manhattan to the Midwest noting friendlier faces, clear speech, plentiful ice cream, thicker malts, and open spaces. He observes polite servers, honest strangers, straightforward clocks, and neighbors known by first names, highlighting regional quirks and warmth.
The War Assets Administration announced nearly all of 77 surplus buildings from Camp Phillips Salina Kansas will be used for veterans housing. Bids came from over 200 miles, structures include barracks mess halls and a post office. Purchasers have 60 days to dismantle and move materials. some units go to churches schools and farmers. A second post holiday sale by WAA is planned. The British plan to interchange war goods with the United States is noted.
The column lists engagements such as Dorothy Marie Dreyer to Fred Rumsey and a 50th wedding anniversary for A. K. Hayden. It notes travel plans to Pelham Manor New York and Youngstown Ohio, visits to Oberlin College, and trips to Richmond Texas and Fort Crockett Texas for holidays and family events.
The University building committee has submitted its recommendations to the chancellor outlining proposed projects and funding needs for campus facilities. Details include potential renovations, new construction, and phased timelines to support academic growth and student services.
Forty years ago Friends of Samuel Daniels gave him a surprise party at his home 130 Maple Street in celebration of his 92nd birthday. Mrs. Daniels hosted a dinner for Herschel Buck and McCann couple. Mrs. Berry of Troy visits sister Mrs Tapley. Helen Johnson visits Clara Fleischman in Topeka. Ralph Rogers travels to Moreland. J R Bechtel moves into new Tennessee Street residence.
Inyokera California on December 12 1946 plans are announced for a 100000 foot ascent into the stratosphere at the naval ordnance testing station. Aimed at cosmic rays and new particles including a mesotron scientists seek energies far beyond atomic bombs. If achieved it would beat the 73595 foot 1935 record by U S Army ballonists.
Independence Kansas publisher Herbert A Meyer departs for Washington to be sworn in January as representative for the Third Kansas district. He pledges support for labor policy and remedial legislation to shield the public from strikes and economic disruption. He names Ivan Gillett as congressional secretary and places W H Baker in active management of the Sedan Times Star during his absence.
An affidavit in a Nuernberg trial alleges hundreds of killed prisoners were used for medical research in camps. Signer Joseph Kramer, former Belsen commander, says bodies were gasified or poisoned to supply a skeleton collection and other projects. The 28 doctors face war crimes charges for cruel experiments.
Oklahoma City report shows Scot touring parks on the wrong side of the street. R S Dunlop walked into the police station with an illegal parking ticket and said it was the proper conduct.
A man from New York to California, Dunlop, received a first tow of a $1 fine for parking on the street's right side and a second ticket for parking in front of the police station, with Priest granting the first but not the second.
The second issue of Your Business from the University of Kansas Bureau of Business Research outlines federal government commerce access, cost ratios by sector, and local metrics. It notes July farm receipts at 161 771 000, rising tax and bank activity, steady oil output, and employment gains in 1940 base terms.
A mixed crossword style listing clues for horizontal and vertical entries with numbers and partial hints for a music themed puzzle. Includes definitions for common words and some multilingual abbr. references.
Brief syndicated items report a San Francisco clash over a weapon, a cafe encounter in an Omaha incident where a bartender reacts, and a Mont interaction about a mouse shooting tale. Also notes a Nebraskan student challenging school smoking rules with a city solicitor quote.
One hundred cases of misbranded beer from Gold Medal Distributing will be salvaged for Christmas delivery to the aged instead of being destroyed. Federal District Judge John C Collet approved consuming the contents and salvaging 3,024 glass bottles that would have been smashed.
A historical note states that about one in twenty workers in the cotton textile industry are menage earners, reflecting employment roles within the sector and the distribution of labor among specialized positions.
Tue Lower Club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs Perce Edelbrooks home with a covered dish luncheon. Attendees enjoyed decorations, centerpieces, carols, and a gift exchange, with speeches by the president and committee chairperson Bertha Perschel.
The Baldwin Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a Christmas motif supper and annual business meeting with Mrs. Chester W. ard presiding. Miss Anna Lewes led the program while Miss DeEUen Trugs attended from Pleasanton. The group sang carols and decorated a Christmas tree as parts of the evening.
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