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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1952
Page
3
A truncated TV guide fragment lists programs for February including The Handy Doody Show Dinah Shere Show and Circe Theatre segments. It mentions Weather Newsreel and multiple show names with varying times and channels, reflecting a chaotic schedule page.
James Marlow explains changes for self employed workers before March 1 and after, detailing Social Security tax, Medicare, and how net earnings from self employment affect tax and coverage. The article cites forms, earnings thresholds, and lists groups exempt from public official classifications.
The commission named Wieden Engen ey as traffic coordinator succeeding Brean Wilson. The appointee, linked to the Ammen Ante miniale Association in Maliisan, Wis, is a Nebraska University and Yale Highway program alumnus.
Lawrence Kansas newspaper page reads 1952 edition with pricing plans for subscriptions yearly six months and per seat options. Publication details list The World Company editors and contact info. A standard post office registration note appears with second class matter status and Associated Press affiliation.
A government inquiry reveals storage contracts between the Community Credit Corporation and grain programs costing millions. Critics say officials sought favors, with questions over misused funds and whether War Administration dealings could have saved public money. The public grows weary of protracted debate as calls for accountability rise.
A columnist observes allies grow stranger as Georgetown University hosts Lingela's birthday event with a mixed program including operatic tenor, a marching band, and entertainers. The piece argues politics now blends with entertainment, with citizens feeling deprived if a rally lacks show elements, signaling a shift from serious political focus to entertainment driven gatherings and debate on public debt and taxes.
The article reflects on Harold Ickes as a polarizing figure whose blunt rhetoric defined a rough political style. It notes his restraintless tongue and tendency to wound with phrases, shaping a era of harsh public expression.
The article discusses disputed assets in the Hi Peeling area amid tensions over Antarctic shares and local authority actions. Argentine officials report decisive moves while climate and territorial claims influence regional policy.
Kane City residents attend visits and weddings while Elks lodge prepares for a war aid event. Local births, appendectomies, sewing rooms, and school programs are listed, alongside community thefts, robberies, and theater notes.
The homemaker outlines a plan to handle household chores with a modern vacuum cleaner and its attachments. She argues that regular floor to ceiling cleaning, organizing drawers and cabinets, and tidying rooms can reduce seasonal upheavals. The piece emphasizes personal efficiency and continuous upkeep as essential.
A fragmented report mentions Kansas City political turmoil with references to fraud allegations and figures like Tom Clark and Cheetos Ereregam. The text cites a defense of voting integrity, court scrutiny, and supposed connections to national figures amid a chaotic local scene.
Fragmentary notes attribute sharp quips by Hal Cochran about speeders and wake up calls. The text also references a judge’s view on political campaigns as educational and includes disjointed remarks about meeting nice people. The source is largely garbled and incomplete.
A fragmented reflection notes that Lars are not necessarily fishermen or doomed. It claims the easiest way to invite trouble is through harsh criticism. It argues people may disagree without hostility and mentions Pope Gregory II introducing the Julian calendar reform in use today.
The Army and Air Force education program provides off duty courses at 28 accredited civilian universities in the Midwest Army area. Over 100000 personnel have earned certificates for course or test completion, aiding career advancement within the service and earning civilian recognition. Enrolled officers and enlisted personnel pursue civilian schools while serving.
Mrs Wimona Starkey, a long time extension worker, receives a new appointment as home demonstration agent with duties across counties. She previously served as county home demonstration agent in Franklin County and as home agent in Cherokee County with headquarters in Columbus, after earlier roles as emergency assistant in Riley County.
Obituary notes the life of Les Marvin Alles Chiles Marvin Caliendo born in an era unspecified, with mentions of moves across Oklahoma and California, lasting service and family links. Surviving relatives include daughters and siblings, with scant precise dates or locations due to damaged text. The item records a death and a brief family notice typical of an obituary page.
The fragment outlines a local Eudora gathering with pinochle played for prizes, names of attendees including Mrs. Winter, Mrs. Tall Treheen, and Mrs. Wolf, plus events at Minetown Tundeed and the Now Club. It mentions PTA members, library activities, an upcoming forum on Famous American Quotations, and planned meetings at various homes with multiple officers and attendees.
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