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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1949
Page
4
An archaic notice notes a Saturday event on February 13 and a Banner of Truth by Thew Root. It mentions fear, truth, and misstatements, implying a sermon or public display stressing steadfast belief amid controversy. The fragment preserves names and a date for a historical gathering.
Winter has worsened pavement conditions in Lawrence with ice and snow masking deterioration. As thaw reveals holes and uneven brick and sand base surfaces, city leaders face extensive repairs after years of neglect. Law-rence joins a statewide push to address aging streets promptly.
The article discusses postwar wage and price level adjustments, noting the recession fear and public denial. It advises readers to stay occupied while waiting, suggesting mortgage payments and saving a dollar for a rainy day as practical steps.
A Lawrence man at two municipal meetings argued that officials push for new tax sources while taxpayers face burdens from county state and federal taxes plus death and inheritance taxes. Kansas considers revising assessment and taxation to relieve the system, though motives of revisionists are questioned.
Workers in Bulgaria face charges of acting against state interests by engaging in espionage for the United States. A Hungary style trial may follow in the Soviet satellite. The Mengarien cardinal was accused of trafficking with this country. Contact with foreigners is deemed subversive by regional leaders.
Amid dismissal of three University of Washington faculty for Communist affiliation protests urge open proceedings. Dr. Raymond B. Allen defends academic freedom as more than absence of institutional restraints, urging protection from political coercion and party dogma.
AP report notes charges of spying and treason in Hungary and Bulgaria. Acheson condemns Soviet backed persecutions against Cardinal Mindszenty and Bishop Lajos Ordass, framing religion as a battleground against communism. The column argues Bolshevism aims to kill religion and density of anti religious offensive is global, including the United States.
A federal jury in Muskogee Oklahoma found Sheriff Eddie J Briggs and two co defendants guilty on whisky conspiracy charges in a case involving U S Internal Revenue laws. Jed Payne and Harley Greenwood also convicted on conspiracy and related counts while three others were acquitted. Briggs faces up to two years and a 10000 fine. Payne up to 15 years and 26000 in fines.
Mrs. Anna Clark left for Wichita after three months with her sister Stella Batterson. Mrs. C. A. Wilson hosted a Valentine party for daughter Evelyn and Kata. Legislative wives in Topeka attended an operation at Memorial hospital and are improving. Wakarusa Tribe 7 Red Men celebrate sixth anniversary at I.O.O.F. Hall. Br. W Wilfred Grenfell, missionary to Labrador, drew 2,000 last night. Hawker bench team lost 28 to 26 to Washington University. Mr. and Mrs. EW Mercer of Lake Street celebrated wedding anniversary on February 10 after farming at Governor Robincomb place. Bela De crepon and Frenddengi plan celebration. Mrs. David Krehbeil and Irene spent today in Kansas City. Joe Hazel Allixon and Miss Wilhelmi went to Columbus this morning.
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs John G Stutsond Griffith began a life together as this morning at Simmoce hospital. Mr and Mrs A G Ranedell attended the motor show in Kansas City today. Undersheriff Ralph Lawrence went to Baldwin this morning on business. Mildred Seaman underwent a procedure and was listed in stable condition.
Two reader questions address manners and group dynamics. The first asks how to exclude a domineering husband from shared gatherings without harming his wife and why not exclude both. The answer advocates leaving both out or inviting them both with patience, noting the wife’s harmless status. The second questions why youths failed to rise for an elderly guest. the response affirms courtesy to elders and praises the observer for the correct behavior.
The phrase Martyrs of Jehovah is identified in the United States as Jehovah's Witnesses, a religious group. It notes the historical naming variant and the modern designation used for members of the faith.
Mrs C EB Prancia visited Lawrence Thursday for dinner with James K Francis family. Multiple local residents attend gatherings, celebrations and visits in Lawrence Ottawa Edgerton Kansas City and Coffeyville. Dr Charles W Bailey celebrated his 21st birthday with family in town and many relatives gathered for the centennial year events.
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A reader notes rude behavior at a date night club and the escort fabricates stories to secure a table. The response condemns the tactic and advises a dignified approach. Another exchange discusses proper technique for eating artichokes and asparagus, recommending use of a fork and fingers only in private settings.
Wayne King the Waltz King returns to KMBC tomorrow at 3 30 p m with a half hour program featuring King arrangements and new hits. The Wayne King show includes Nancy Evans and Larry Douglas as vocalists. Also listed are Farm service broadcasts by Phil Evans and a KMBC theatre feature Sitting Pretty on Monday at 8 p m. Arthur Godfrey and Walter Cronkite are part of KMBCs daily offerings with Cronkite’s Sunday report at 9:45 p m.
Radio programs listed for February 18 and 13 across stations WDAF WREN KMBC KCMO KMSC KMBC KMBC and others. Includes Lincoln’s Birthday Pro Crime a Losing Game Kay Starr Gene Autry Judge trials teaching programs and various variety shows with times noted.
A jammed list of radio programs across stations WDAF KMBC KCMO KNBC WREN WBAF and others for Monday evening February 1. Highlights include Amos and Andy Fred Allen and The Lone Ranger with times ranging from 6 to 10 PM and various continuities like Cavalcade of America and Theatre programs.
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