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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1948
Page
4
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The Attlee government advances drastic measures to curb inflation and protect the pound, seeking public cooperation amid looming shortages. Experts warn reserves may run dry by early next year, risking a barter economy and shifting global power dynamics toward the United States or the Soviet Union.
A State Geological Survey report by Ada Swineford details cemented sandstones in the Dakota and Kiowa formations across 10 counties in central Kansas. The study tested 31 samples, identifying concrete aggregate riprap and railroad ballast uses and noting alignment with Army Engineers searches for durable rock for irrigation and flood control dam construction. The counties include Clay Dickinson Ellsworth Kearney Lincoln McPherson Ottawa Rice Saline and Cloud. Later, a wire service item reports President Truman and daughter on a train to New Orleans to christen the cruiser Harry S Truman, returning by Monday.
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An official of the Retail Machinery Association told the Senate Foreign Operations Committee that if the United States ships machinery to European farmers, a locally drawn staff should be provided. The practical issue is that American power equipment cannot be efficiently used on many European farms, where average farm sizes are small.
The Chicago Journal of Commerce questions the public appetite for Eccles on the Federal Reserve Board, arguing voters should recall government actions and resist “crackpot economic liberalism.” It warns that pushing unorthodox debt policy could doom the New Deal’s Keynesian blueprint and lead to fiscal chaos, with little chance a party platform will reflect this shift.
A speaker urged Western Kane residents to mobilize gumption and courage to prevent a repeat of dust bowl conditions. He warned prevention is limited by larger forces, but emphasized that survival hinges on local effort and learned soil-protection methods to endure drought and safeguard the land.
The Des Moines Register questions democracy in China while noting the constitution aims at a representative system. Civil war, poverty, and mass illiteracy hinder its real application, with parallels seen in Russia and other nations. The piece contrasts formal ideals with lingering semi feudal conditions and political practice.
Farmers discuss farm machinery costs as essential modern farming, noting city views lag behind reality. An observer cites rising back-work and investment needs, while individuals hope for better years ahead amid lean times.
A satirical note on noisy arguments and a night club charging seventy five cents for milk. The piece also jokes that cows are contented and that men embrace 1818 fashion styles, stealing the new look.
The Zodiac club celebrated its founding anniversary with a University club party last evening. Mrs. M. E. Rica is president. Several local engagements and weddings are noted, including Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schaake’s daughter visiting, and marriage licenses secured by Anita M. Greiner and Hillary Pierces Vental. local social updates from Linwood to Topeka and Eudora.
Forty years ago Mrs. Cooper of Winfield to visit next week at Mrs. Spurgeon’s home. Mas Belle Schell’s friends surprised her with a popcorn and candy party on Pennsylvania street. Mr. and Mrs. Folks celebrate a marriage anniversary with a visit from daughter Mrs. Jones of Meste. Priscilla Embroidery Club to meet at Mrs. Colling’s 19 West Quincy. Winfield Scott hosts a 6 o’clock dinner at 624 Louisiana street. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy present themselves before a ceremony at Episcopal church with Rev. Baxter officiating.
A reader argues the United States risks being drawn into a broader conflict through aid to Greece and entrenched war powers. He urges open government, exposes military moves, and questions whether aid is charity or a military instrument while noting global tensions and policy failures. Dr Warren H Cole named senior scientist attache to the U S mission to Britain for science and technology.
North Lawrence residents report hospital updates and family visits. Cecil Austill and family from Leavenworth visited the Lees Colburns and others while Rachel White remains in Memorial hospital. Earl, a son from Beaverton, Ore., is staying to support her. Also noted are Cub Pack 62 activities, community dinners, and several Sunday gatherings with relatives from Kansas City Perry Gardner Eudora and Gardner areas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Est Shaw spent time with relatives, Louisa ah underwent hospital surgery, LeRoy Crocus and Osee Joseph visit, and many families attend dinners, hospital runs, and weekend trips. Several moves, guest visits, and illness updates are noted, including Brune and Perkina family postings and residence changes.
A weekend gathering of families and friends featured ice skating on the pond and a social evening at the Methodists church. Couples and children enjoyed games, bingo, and shared refreshments while neighbors visited, with updates on local residents and a note on upcoming events and a basketball trophy competition.
Dire. Maery Meter of De Bom attends Sunday service. Mr and Mrs Kieth Cotman and Carolyn visit. Dr. Delmar Spitzli returns home after hospital stay. Mr and Mrs Groh announce birth of son David Pru on January 3 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, weighing four pounds at birth. Herbert Knate reports Grob family improving.
Baldwin residents attend meetings of the Baldwin Rotary and music group while Baker and University of Kansas students pursue studies. Local sorority members heal events, and a Palmyra district conservation meeting is noted. A forthcoming February 15 paper at Mrs Claude Besks’s home is announced.
A cluttered page lists radio programs and newscasts for Thursday evening through Friday, naming stations WDAP Kouwndiadle KNBC KMUC KNNC WTA M REN DAR and hosts like Harry Kogee Leary and Frank Morgan. It notes a note on music history: the word music derives from a Greek term for arts of the Nine Muses.
Deafened adults may soon hear faint sounds with a palm sized device praised by the American Medical Association council. The unit eliminates bulky battery packs and wires, offering a thin, powerful, adjustable aid that targets comfort and ease for wearers. Call Beltone Topeka for details at Jayhawk Hotel suite 511.
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