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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1952
Page
7
A brief verse note attributed to James E. O'Baton lauds maternal devotion. It imagines praise as endless and childlike admiration, suggesting the mother’s role is central though expressed in whimsical, affectionate terms. The fragment reads as a poetic toast to maternal care.
Advertisement rates per issue listed with limits for three line texts plus additional lines. Rates include 30c per extra line, 20c for outside Lawrence, and 35c per word for outside the area. Minimum per issue is £1.00 in the business guide.
A collage of small business entries lists Abstracts of Title and Insurance by The Banks Company and John C Emick, plus auctioneers C G Skiles and Thomas Auctioneer. Chiropractors Dr Marian L Brogkway and Dr G, Albright are noted with phones. Decorator Ollie Peters paints interiors, while keys cut and auto parts offered. Tax returns prepared at home with local contact numbers.
Federal agents shattered a major counterfeit operation described as one of the nation's largest. More than 2.2 million in fake ten and twenty dollar bills were produced over four years. Five Chicago men were seized, with further arrests anticipated. The gang may have tied to coin deposits at City Service Company banks. William Skally, 42, identified as plotter and sales manager, led the ring.
Muh A Tele, a resettlement officer, outlines a plan to bring expellee farm workers to U S farms via the Displaced Persons Program. About 5000 farmers lack labor in agriculture, with counties selecting six trained agents to match expertise in dairy, grain, and flirt farming. Sponsors must provide prevailing wages, housing, and transport from debarkation to resettlement, with mid January filing. Farmers should contact county extension agents or the Displaced Persons Commission in Washington for details.
A pistol slug struck Charles Green, 29, in Dallas, amid a May incident at a tavern. Green, injured in the brain, remains under care as investigators try to piece together how the shooting occurred and who was involved.
Fragmented OCR item mentions Italian saucers, ToS, security Ad- ANF MSA pluminter, Nathan dollars, naval slaps, tiki chasers, beloved Fea Traliin shiploads and American European affairs seated.
A scrambled list of crossword like clues and word fragments from a vintage page, showing numbered hints for across and down entries. The pieces include references to a vocalist or horizon theme, random two part phrases, plus several cryptic style definitions and partial answers. The text mixes historic terms, potential names, and puzzle fodder without full solution context.
The text lists a set of numbered crossword clues and partial answers. It includes references to a 32 Volcano in Sicily and a 35 Fixed Jook, with other entries like 38 Harder and 40 Heavy hammers. Additional items mention a 7 Retinue and a 49 Young oyster, plus 40 Tramp and 58 Snick. The fragment ends with clues for 60 Exist and 62 Symbol for thulium.
The readable lines suggest a clash or call involving poets and forces near Atkintecs. Exact names and places are unclear, but the fragment shows historical text about poetic resistance or marching orders. Further context is needed to fix events or participants.
The piece discusses budget proposals with focus on state chamber figures and federal funding shares. It cites the Douglas county estimate of estate totals, a formula based on population and taxes, and calls for public demand for budget redirection amid extensive spending.
A garbled report from Great Bond cites Dr Hugh Hope's possible termination from the hospital staff after months of unclear events. The piece mentions staff presence, medical boards, and actions by hospital authorities amid confusion.
Judge Eugene J. Sarto ordered Carl V. Rice and Wayne E. Limbecker to repay 60000 to shareholders Clarence M. Brown and Charles M. Trumble. The Missouri Diecasting Co. executives allegedly diverted company funds for personal use including 17400 for unperformed legal services. A receiver may be appointed if funds are not returned within 30 days.
Farmers in flood damaged lands and USDA workers adopt deep plowing up to 24 inches to lift productive soil. Guidelines revised with field experience. plowing near loose stabilized dunes discouraged without vegetation or mulch. Government covers up to 80 percent of costs, with county PMA approvals required. seven deep plow outfits operate in Kaw Valley.
Community notes cover a meeting with Mrs Lord Punkep on Feb 7 at UB Church Night Feb 5, with Sunday School entertainment by Mrs Loyd Dunlap and refreshments by Mrs Ben Empry's class. Also mentions visitors and weekend travels of locals, including plans at home demonstrations and visits among Hartman, Hartman family, and nearby towns.
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