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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1947
Page
2
Fragmentary report recalls the death of Italian ex king in exile at 78 after a tumultuous reign and postwar upheavals. It notes his succession to power, attempts to resist Mussolini, and mixed reactions among peers and the public as Italy shifted toward republican government.
A fragment from page 1 shows Mott praising peaceful outreach over argument in the Soviet Union era, noting religious diversity and internal communism debates. He, at 32, is highlighted as the sole participant at multiple Student Volunteer Movement quinquennial conferences, emphasizing hope for peace and global goodwill.
Beatrice police charged Roy Greases Jr and Joha Cooper, ages 24, with armed robbery. The men were arrested after a burglary claim tied to a recovery of $996.69. The incident followed the earlier death of a brother involved in related disputes.
Three meetings are set this week with speakers including Congressman Water Juda and Dr Edward Asirvathen. A panel discussion will precede Judd’s address featuring Tuivoni and Abe Clark. Women’s overflow session to hear Winifred Anthony and others at the First Christian church.
Funeral services for Frank R. Krwee held at Funk's chapel with pallbearers listed. Survived by wife and daughter. relatives in Manhattan Coffeyville and Lawrence. Also funeral for Mrs. Marie L. Wiggins on Christmas day at Riverbend Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill.
The report describes dining at a hotel with green and white decor and a menu shift including tenderloin steak for junca, plus notes the Miami Beach track with a dog race meet at Christmas Eve. It mentions orange bowl attendance, high school football at the Orange Bowl, and local figures in sports and police matters.
A Chicago radio address by Wallace argues for peace through defense of American homes and accuses the House committee of fomenting anti Americanism. He denounces communists and Republicans while urging a third party path, hinting at potential political damage to Truman and the Democratic ticket. The remarks were delivered at a Tulsa Alpha Phi Alpha convention after travel disruption from storms.
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