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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1952
Page
4
Lawrence Daily issues subscription rates and delivery terms. Rates include one month for $1, six months for $3, per year $5 in advance, with local addresses in lawrence Kansas. Post office classified second class under March 18 act.
In a February 20, 1952 Chronicle note the Pennsylvania primary set for April 22 shows MacArthur’s name entered by supporters. A letter asked withdrawal and a statement asserts he is not a candidate. still, the ballot allows write ins, leaving some uncertainty about control.
Diplomat John Foster Dulles argues in bleak terms that the Cold War years are costing the United States. He criticizes the negative approach to policy, cites Korea, and says even an armistice may fail to resolve core issues. He warns of ongoing casualties and uncertain prospects.
The year sees numerous seagoing vessels breaking in two during storms prompting inquiries into shipbuilding. Steel hulls were thought stronger yet many modern ships, still reasonably new, snap apart. Strong bulkheads save some wreckage but survivors' fragments highlight design flaws.
General MacArthur stands out among potential presidents for actively quelling prairie fires. His aides have left, and he continues to organize efforts to prevent fires wherever they start, marking a singular distinction.
Report notes ongoing effort toward a Korea armistice but cites no agreement on handling prisoners of war or supervision. Allies push for full return of POWs to South Korea while Communists resist. They demand Russia be named a supervising power. Also mentions a dubious parking lot scheme and Russian leadership purges. Britain to test an atomic bomb in Australia.
The first surplus community distribution provides raw fruit and rolled oats to elementary and Junior High schools, with about 10 pounds of apples per child monthly. Uncle Sam's Victory Lunch program starts at the high school. Rationing may raise cafeteria demand and reduce lunch prices to 12 to 13 cents per meal. Births announced for Egbert and Mrs Haller. Social events include showers, birthdays, farewells, and a political note: Mayor Holliday seeks reelection and primary election officials are listed.
About 9 000 Prudential Insurance Co agents returned to work today after 81 days, ending a lengthy white collar strike. The AFL union led walkout affected roughly 15 000 agents, who sought a $14 weekly raise and a union shop. They accepted a $5.56 raise and binding arbitration on grievances.
A Indiana town declares war on loud noises prompting residents to curb disruptive sounds. The humor column notes women playing pool, married couples, dieting slips, and political declarations, with a wry take on social trends and public behavior.
The Salina Journal weighs the Universal Military Training bill, arguing it would extend selective service rather than provide universal training. It questions six months of training as enough for modern warfare and urges studying the plan in peacetime, noting a need for a strong professional core plus selective service.
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt arrived in Karachi on February 20 for a seven day visit. A welcoming procession of 127 camel carts and 10 000 people greeted her at the airport. Thirty five social groups and children from Karachi schools joined the reception before she dined with Prime Minister Nazimuddin that night. She will travel next to India after a Middle East tour.
Pendleton Dre Feb 2 report: a girl born with abdominal organs outside the body has been restored to normal. Dr Clifford Wagner treated Deborah Kaye Warren, daughter of Arthur and Mrs Warren of Tone Ore. Surgery placed organs through a side incision. infant at home and resting, reportedly in excellent health.
A statement from the campaign mentions reviving membership in another organization through an international button initiative. The remark signals strategy to restore engagement by redirecting supporters to a different group.
Washington in February 2017 report says some lawmakers urged the Citizens Committee for Hoover reports to continue after May 31. The nonpartisan group backs government reform and argues current savings and reforms warrant ongoing advocacy. The piece notes bipartisan support and questions about future public voice in government efficiency.
Tehran Feb 20 Two high officials of the International Bank left for Washington after a partial Iran government agreement on resuming oil exports. Robert L. Garner vice president and Hector Prudhomme consult ant will seek temporary Bank management of the industry to restore revenue while a final settlement with Britain is reached. Details of acceptance were not disclosed byPrime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh's government.
The House approved a bill authorizing 125 million dollars in direct VA loans for veteran home purchases. The roll call was 340 to 10. Loans carry 4 percent interest, with a $10,000 cap, expanding a 150 million dollar prior authorization to extend the Veterans Housing Loan program through June 30, 1953.
New York February report states Sumner Welles, former undersecretary of state, is elected president of Freedom House to replace the late Robert P Patterson who died in a plane crash near Elizabeth New Jersey. Patterson had led the group for three years as a wartime public affairs nonprofit. Freedom House, formed in 1941, promotes democratic ideals.
Tec Sgt Arthur Grosdidier and relatives from several states spent the weekend at home with the Grosdidier family in Eudora Texas and neighboring areas. Salem Evangelical Women's Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs Harry Hagenbueh for February. the March meeting will be with Mrs Willard Fitzgerald and Mrs Joe Strobel as lesson leader. Devaux Kohler marked 60 years of membership in Eudora IOOF No 42 with a card shower. the lodge ordered an Odd Fellow pin. Little Six League Forsenic Festival in Wellsville saw Eudora High students Rosalie Hagerman, David Hanson, and Don Schehrer place in ratings.
Eudora basketball team will meet Baldwin Friday night February 22 at Baldwin. Local social notes report visitations, parties and family gatherings across Eudora and nearby areas, including hospital recoveries, Valentine activities, and community events with numerous residents and kinfolks mentioned.
A clipped radio programming page lists many stations and times for February 20 and 21. Program titles include The Gildersleeve, The Breakfast Club, Jack Benny, Burns and Allen styled shows, news bulletins, and musical segments across KMBC WDAF WREN WDAS and others. Several named hosts and programs appear with varying hour marks and network cues.
A historic TV schedule lists programs across hours including Howdy Doody and Studio One. Newsreels, boxing bouts, sport spots, and variety shows line up with Camel Newsreel, Kraft Theatre, The Weatherman, and The Big Payoff.
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