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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1945
Page
4
A December page in the Journal-World features a Bible verse from Proverbs 2.20 about walking in the path of the righteous. The page notes publication details for the Lawrence, Kansas paper and includes standard masthead information for the World Company.
A historical note on Adolf Hitler's political testament written before his disappearance. It argues the document offers little value to the world while predicting hatred will be renewed. The piece contrasts perceived failed promises with calls to cultivate useful, peaceful outcomes.
The National Labor Relations Board faces about 600 petitions from unions to conduct strike votes but lacks funds to act. The public and industry see government support for strikes as a major disruptor to postwar production. The piece argues neutrality could spur faster output as supplies run scarce and markets await goods.
The piece argues wage scales should reflect ability to pay and denies union willingness to accept lower scales. It claims American labor currently earns the highest pay worldwide and shares in rising production from technological progress, warning against agitators threatening the system.
Senator Clyde M. Reed notes talk on inflation dominates discussions. A January 14 to 19 local week will focus on price controls as a farmer against inflation. The plan aims to spark thought and identify possible actions, though it remains uncertain how effective it will be.
The text argues that inflation risk is seen too late for effective counteraction. It notes many warnings issued, but public and private programs have not been adjusted to treat warnings as serious. The piece critiques complacency over inflation dangers.
Iran charges Soviet veto blocks troops to quell revolt in its northern province near Soviet border. London talks on January 10 could test UN Charter in practice and shape fears of Soviet territorial aims in Iran and Turkey.
Business leaders in Salina press for the Veterans Administration to assume the 2000 bed air conditioned Camp Phillips hospital rather than abandon it. They argue the VA could obtain a fully equipped facility ready for years of use, a more prudent move than building a new hospital elsewhere. Government response remains unclear.
The Abilene Reflector Chronicle notes about 40 000 brides of service men who married in Europe during and after the war will come home next month. GIs will welcome them, joined by thousands of American girls curious about foreign spouses and the babies many brides bring. War changes families and communities as troops reconnect with loved ones.
The Arkansas City Traveler notes that the top prize for best dressed woman was earned with a very small wardrobe. The piece jokes husbands can console themselves by reminding their wives that fewer clothes may help reach fashion peaks.
Stockton Record asks where residents found housing before the shortage hit. The piece surveys living arrangements and temporary shelters used during the housing crunch, highlighting affected neighborhoods and local responses to housing pressures.
Western Kansas and eastern Colorado wheat remains in fair to good condition on established ground while sown stubble fields suffer extensive damage. Reports of blowing, dying out, and even sprouting failures are common due to surface moisture shortages.
London report surveys postwar Britain as it endures rationing and housing shortages while embracing a cautious socialist experiment. It notes a determined recovery mood, public anxiety over reforms, and expectations of improved living conditions alongside signals of a left-leaning shift shaping politics and economy. In Poland, Polish troops guard trains to deter bandit attacks in Red Army uniforms.
A roundup of local happenings includes 515 highway refund claims signed at the county courthouse, a 65th wedding anniversary dinner for the Toppings, births for E S Dillon and Edward Dodson, travel and family visits around New Year’s, a Beaty Island tragedy involving Shinzaburo Gato, and engagements and weddings among local families. The current Bowersock attraction features Mary Minter in Anne of Green Gables.
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs Frank Hickock Walter Hitchcock Ray Johnson of Kansas City will arrive tomorrow to spend New Years at the home of Alva Petefish Aliss Hattie Kiser who has a position in Oklahoma City is spending a two weeks vacation at her home there Mrs R C Rutter and daughter Esther and Mrs E A Treworgy returned today to Kansas City after spending Christmas here with Mrs W K Edgar Among those from Lawrence attending the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity convention in Kansas City this week are Clarence Gorrill Calvin Penney Jerry Penney Dave Mackie Paul Friend Russell ey Tommy Constant Harry Laci Mr and Mrs James Rich Top wing celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary February January 1
A fox hound owned by James McKissack of 341 Lake Street attacked Mrs. Will Martin before turning on its keeper. The dog was shot by its owner. Nearby residents Mona Eberly and Jane Adams hosted friends yesterday. Prize winners in Whist were Anna Troutman and Oretta Moore. Elizabeth Keneaster left for Kansas City to visit friends. Maude Hunter traveled to Vinland to see Mrs. John Rumsey.
This OCR segment lists horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbered entries including about habits and items such as dry Scots caps pouches and a Cameroon town. It also includes chemical and geographic hints like fire and lutetium as symbol and English admiral.
The entry lists clues with numbers and words hinting at a crossword style solution. It appears to be a coded answer key linking terms like bomb enemy tree regret and others to correspond to a final solution phrase or theme.
Topeka reports that winter wheat seeding in Santa Fe states shows a larger 1946 acreage. U S agriculture data estimate total U S winter wheat planted at 36 991 000 acres in Santa Fe states, about 71 22 percent of the national total, with a forecast of 455 474 000 bushels for Santa Fe. Dry spells and a late fall have raised anxiety about harvest prospects despite promising early conditions. Snow has helped eastern areas but overall the belt remains dry, requiring moisture to ensure a normal crop.
Washington LP reports a reduced schedule for weekly withholdings from pay and salary checks effective January 1. The column lists withholding amounts for single individuals and various married groups with different numbers of children, reflecting a tax cut impact across family types.
The text lists numerous Christmas day and holiday dinners and overnight visits in Lawrence and nearby towns. Several households host relatives from Kansas City Topeka San Francisco and St Paul including the Moll, Neis, Pence and Born families, with multiple named guests and extended family gathers across dates and locations.
Baldwins residents share Christmas visits and family dinners. Major Ray Baker returns from service for holidays with relatives in Baldwin. Miss Merle Fischer in Manila with Red Cross work reports assigned luggage duties and jeep at her office. Mrs. Frank Mevlure hosts guests. Grace Irwin spends vacation in Lawrence.
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