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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1951
Page
7
Modeled for sophistication, New York reports bold resort plaids in Dan River cotton. Dark and light combinations like beige black white appear in shirt waist dresses and sleeve less dresses with matching bolero. White accents on cuffs and lapels enhance the look.
Miss Lois Ann Fuller wed Mark Q. Moore at Plymouth Congregational Church with Christmas décor and organ music. A reception followed as townspeople assisted, guests from Topeka, Los Angeles, Emporia attended, and the couple planned a Lawrence home after January 1. Separately Jayhawk Chapter aided Wadsworth Hospital patients with holiday treats purchased from blue forget-me-not sales.
Miami dispatch reports investigators stalled in the Moore bombing case as police warn of hysteria. A honeymooning bridegroom allegedly set off an aerial bomb in Hialeah, blamed on celebrations, while authorities pursue clues across multiple dynamite incidents tied to Carver Village, a synagogue, and other sites. Rewards totaling 6,000 were posted for information leading to arrests and convictions.
Alf M. Landon former Kansas governor and 1936 Republican presidential nominee told a Rotary Club in Oskaloosa on December 28 that Russia is unable to wage war due to shortages of free materials and urged the U N to impose complete sanctions against Soviet Union and its allies.
Mr and Mrs Fred Ellsworth prepare to leave for Fort Belvoir Va. Frank Harbaugh of St Louis formerly Lawrence, visits with Anna Harbaugh and Ezra Freeman family. Clara Evans Topeka and Gale Evans Kansas City join Christmas gatherings. Forrest Smith and son Brent Beloit visit Journal World staff, Smith teaching in Beloit High School. C W Redpath holidaying in Kansas City with daughter. Mrs Evans from Topeka returns from four month Clifton N J trip. J C Ross of Topeka gravely ill after brain hemorrhage. Mrs Lydie stays in Topeka with parents. Hazel Fritz back from Oklahoma City holiday with Truax family. Kermit Clinton of Laramie Wyoming visits Hursell family.
A Washington weekly issue dated December 28 reports the United States Chamber of Commerce starting a new publication. The release outlines the chamber's plan to distribute business news, policy updates, and industry notices to members nationwide.
The report states the staff will be the same as that which has edited the smaller weekly bulletin Business Action, issued by the Chamber for the past eight years. The note ties the new weekly tabloid to the existing action bulletin and retains its editorial team.
State treasurer Richard T. Fadely distributed quarter ending Dec 15 liquor enforcement tax revenue. Douglas County received 3371.46, Jefferson Leavenworth 3217.60, Johnson 6845.24, Franklin 2481.93, Osage 1141.93, Shawnee 11366.31.
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