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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1948

Page

2

Truman Presses for Price Controls in Inflation Fight

President Truman reiterates support for continued price controls and standby power to combat inflation. Senators Sparkman and Maybank weigh in on inflation dangers, while Republicans push for repeal of wheat reserve provisions to keep U.S. prices aligned with world markets.

Washington Truman Coshman Wejratt ReMi Ho Congress G. O. P. Nepate Pheer Dia Trusian All Americana Benator Sparkman D-Alw Hut Hedhe Senator Maybank Maybank Young Rushford U.S

Wichita Couple Found Dead From Carbons Monoxide Poisoning

Wichita Kansas February 13 Charles L Patrick 62 and his wife Susie 79 were found dead in their home by a neighbor who saw Mrs Patrick through a window Dr Lang F Bowman Sedgwick County coroner said the couple died of carbon monoxide fumes from poor ventilation with ice on the windows and a four inch pile of coal in the flue indicating late Thursday death likely caused by blocked venting

Wichita Kan Charles L. Patrick Susie Patrick Lang. F. Bowman Sedgwick Renunty Cmple

United States Aid for Europe Highlighted in Speech

Dr Sherwood Eddy urged that three percent of U S income could fund European relief under the Marshall plan. He noted the U S had gained $52 million from the war while Europe lay in ruins and criticized inaction. The talk at Taberty Memorial High School tied to World Brotherhood week in Lawrence.

United States Sherwood [Eddy Taberty Memorial High School Europe Shyrick

U S Drops Objections to Early European Recovery Meeting

Washington reports the United States has withdrawn objections to an early meeting of European recovery plan nations. The State Department said British and French ambassadors were told the U S had no objections to a meeting after February. A reconvened 16 nation conference was discouraged last month as not in suitable form for consideration.

Washington United States Mate Department Roger Tubby Senate Truman Pans Marshall Wallacy Wallace Tiw

Disposal of Lots In Douglas County Court Advances Sale

The Douglas County district court moved closer to disposing of about 40 delinquent tax lots tied to urban and rural tracts. Sheriff delays and legal steps foreseen with May sale, back taxes, and court costs. several meeting dates expected as deeds, notices, and foreclosures proceed.

Doulas Algent Ernest Klos Wwe West North Law ES Baldwin Lawrence Enders

Captured Marine Dies of Wounds in China

The report lists Marines including Corporal William Lir Follard of Fort Worth and Privates Carroll Wy Dickerson, Hubert Hart, and Thomas Kapetrtria from Buffalo, Pittsburgh, and Olathe. It recounts a Chinese propaganda broadcast criticizing U.S. actions in China, alleging Allied forces defended rail links and encroached on liberated areas, and calls for withdrawal of U.S. troops and support to Chiang Kai-shek.

Cpl Wiliam China United States U. S Peiping- Mukden Chiang Kai-shek East Hoper Shantung Penint Peoplex Peoples Liberation Army

Wint Smith Opposes Marshall Plan and Universal Training

Congressman Wint Smith urges European nations to provide inland Caribbean assets or raw materials if Marshall Plan aid is approved. He says he would vote against the plan and against universal military training, arguing funds should go to a stronger, modern defense with better weapons and research. He cites experience as a World War veteran and favoring stockpiling materials domestically.

Washington Caribbean Wint Smith R.kan Smith Congress France England

Flood Control Meeting Draws Kansas River Plan Support

An open flood control meeting is set for Lawrence at 2 p.m. Monday February 16 in the chamber of commerce office. Attendees from Perry Linwood Eudora and DeSoto are invited to gather information and plan the case for the Washington flood control hearing. Wichita City Manager Jones appointed to replace McClure who resigns March 1 after five years as city director of finance. Vote-Carl Friend state senator.

Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Hedrick Perry Linwood Eudora DeSoto Washington Wichita Kan Jones van Pan Real Commission E. McClure Lure Dayton

Kansan gas shortage prompts school closures across state

Kansas schools including McPherson Linda borg Marquette Galva and Abilene districts shut down to conserve fuel for heating as a wintry spell tightens fuel supply. Some towns began holidays midweek with plans to resume Monday if weather improves. local facilities such as the YMCA American Legion hall and Elks club also closed.

McPherson Kan Kansas Lindaborg Marquette Galva Innasin Kansas Power and Light Company Salina Abrene Board of Education

Kansas faculty join Topeka high college day events

Fourteen University of Kansas staff attended Topeka High School's annual college day. Representatives from KU listed include Tom Yee James K. Hitt Gilbert Ulmer J M Swarthont Willis Tompkins George Baxter Smith Edna Hill Venf Elmer F Peth Mattie Petersoun William Staupson Astry Dassch James Maloney Don Wilson.

University of Kansas Topeka High School Topeka Ind Vida Cole Hleges Kou Tom Yee James K. Hitt Gilbert Ulmer College of Uberal Arts and Sciences J. M. Swarthont Senio of Fine Arts Willis Tompkins George Baxter Smith School of Education Edna Hill Elmer F. Peth Wellage Department of Journalism Mattie Petersoun Willam Staupson Astry Dassch James Maloney Don Wilson

Conference Planned on Proposed Bus Rate Hike

University of Kane will hold a conference with the Kansas Corporation Commission to consider a proposal by Sunflower veterans groups to oppose a Santa Fe Transportation rate increase. Irving Youngberg said the hearing on the Laverence to Sun Crower Village route is set after talks with W F Turrentine, the commission secretary. The Santa Fe request seeks higher bus rates and a hearing is scheduled for March.

University of Kane Sunflower Santa Fe Transportation Company Kansas Corporation Commission Irving Youngberg K. A Youngberg Veterans of Foreign Wars American Veterans of The Santa Fe Laverence Sun Crower Village

Deaths and Funerals Read Like Local Obituaries

Mrs. Anna May Michael 58 died yesterday at her Perry home leaving husband Marshall and seven children. Survived by eleven grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Mrs. Caroline M Hyland 71 former Baldwin resident died at Northeast Hospital in Kansas City. Funeral Monday at 10 from Church of the Annunciation Baldwin. Burial in Baldwin cemetery. Survived by daughter Mia Jean Hoskinsor and son Fd Hyland and brother Harry Frauenfelder. Mrs. Margaret Tenpenny 92 died yesterday morning. services Sunday 2 PM at Lecompton United Brethren Church with burial in Underwood Cemetery near Willow.

Anna May Michael Perry Marshall Michael Charles U. S. Navy Pensacola Fla Robert Carl Esther Nina Hunter Topeka Lorena Jonson Portland Ore Virginia Stancliff North Sixth Street Caroline Hyland Caroline M. Hyland Baldwin Kansas City Church of the Re Annunciation Loren Reith Eudora Hyland Mia Jean Hoskinsor Vinland Fd Hyland Harry Frauenfelder St. Louis Margaret Tenpenny Marret Elizabeth Tenpenny Ed LaMont Lecompton

Bradford at Colby Banquet Highlights Kansas Football Links

Bradford told about the slim chances of top high school players earning regular berths on college teams and urged effort to justify consideration. Vic Bradford of Kansas State University spoke at the Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet in Goodland, with about 125 attendees, noting his move to Annapolis as Naval Academy backfield coach alongside George Sauer. He cited Lynne McNutt and sons who played in various bowl games, illustrating ongoing family football ties across programs.

Goodland Kan Menber Vic Bradford University of Kamax U. S. Naval Academy George Sauer K.U Nave Freeman McNutt Coolhy Lynne McNutt Jerry California Alabama Bob Nebraska Cornhuskers Stanford Tanne Kansas Georgia Tech

Lawrence county tax revenue and voter registration note

Douglas county January cigarette tax revenue totaled 2. Meore by counties lists Franklin Jefferson Osage Shawnee and others with shares. bg wick received 17070.02 and Stanton 107.62. Voter registration efforts at city hall faced a second night of low turnout for the March 2 city primary. no council candidates announced yet.

Douglas County Franklin Jefferson Hehe Sou Osage Shawnee Bg Wick Stanton County Harold Fisher

ARTHUR ARN COMMENDS RUSSELL COUNTY OFFICERS

Topeka February 14 Attorney general Edward Arn praised Russell county law enforcement for the past two months. The note singled out County Attorney Richard M. Driscoll and Sheriff Francis E. Goulman. Driscoll’s resignation taken to take effect March 8 is under review by Judge A Spencer. Arn had previously criticized local enforcement after a liquor and gambling raid.

Topeka Edward Fo Arn Russell County Richard M. Driscoll Francis E. Goulman Inodman Wav Frank Carlson Ted Ile Vrnscoll Russel County District Arn

Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Listed

Memorial Hospital records show admissions for C. D. Kochan Baldwin Mrs Ar lena Romero Santa Fe Houres and others at various addresses. Dismissals include Carl Reber Topeka Duane Duguid and several with babies. Birth reports note a son to Mr and Mrs Don Fambrough and a daughter to Mrs H Marietta, plus a son to Mrs B B Hodgen.

C. D. Kochan Baldwin Arlena Romero Santa Fe Houres Harry Winters Connecticut Deborah Pyles George Fallis Oread Avenue Carl Reber Florida Street Duane Duguid Topeka F. A. Ireland Baby West Ninth Streets Paul Collins Sharon Edwards Ane A Sunflower Orval Hixon Route 4 Don Fambrough Sunnyside

Chicago Board of Trade Ends Turbulent Session With Mixed Closings

Wild price swings on the Chicago Board of Trade left wheat mixed and corn down several cents per bushel while oats held firm. May and July corn finished lower as rapid trading pushed prices to the daily limits and overall declines widened from January into February.

Chicago Board of Trade Corm

Mrs L E Morgan Returns From West Coast Visit

Mrs L E Morgan came home from the west coast after leaving December 20 by car. In Vernonia Oregon she visited her mother Bernice Middl...wart on a mink ranch with her daughter A W Ryan and Mr Ryan. In Portland she saw two sisters. In Riseville California she stayed with her brother Eugene Middlestart and in San Francisco with sister Mrs Harry Politis. In San Francisco she also saw youngest daughter Mrs R C Cook, formerly with Morgan Mack Motor Co.

L. E. Morgan Aip West Coast Vernonia Ore Bernice Middleawart A. W. Ryan Ryan Portland Riseville Calif Eugene Middieswart San Francisco Harry Politis Morgan R. C. ‘Ook Cook Morgan-Mack Motor Company

Market News Local Market Wheat and Hogs at Glance

New York and Kansas City market notes show wheat May weak while corn and oats move mixed. Livestock demand steady for cattle and hogs, with steady to uneven pricing and limited top prices. Cattle calves and hog receipts seen, with cash grain bids and futures quotes indicating modest shifts across wheat corn and rye sectors.

New York Kanena City Livestock Kansas City USDA Wale Harley

Kansas City Hay Market Mixed Receipts and Prices

Kansas City report shows two day hay receipts including alfalfa, prairie hay and regrowth with mixed prices and steady demand. Market notes mention quality variation from good to damaged, with potential dragging and movement constraints.

Kanese City Kansas City Ana Peioeer

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