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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1952
Page
4
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World announces publication details for January 5, 1952 with author and staff credits. It lists pricing for subscriptions and delivery, the paper’s mailing and office addresses, and notes Associated Press and Audit Bureau affiliations. It identifies editors and publishers and notes copyright and licensing statements.
Government faced a deficit exceeding seven billion dollars despite tax hikes in 1951. The administration professes balance but continues spending, eroding money’s value. Inflation looms as a corrective action is debated while the Moretti company signals how poor plant relations push employers toward closing operations.
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Baldwin residents share holiday visits and events. Socials include Kensington Club gathering hosted by Mrs Gilbert Ganilor, and the 4‑H cherry pie winner Mary Emily Booth heading to state. Births announced Mary Barbara Jane, Barbra Elaine, Gay Flavin. Church and school groups meet, ministers wives retreat, and local volunteer groups publish notes and visits.
A dense listing of radio programs across multiple stations KMBC WREN WDAF KMO KFKU and others for a weekend and upcoming week. It includes show titles hosts times guest stars news segments weather and market updates with numerous station identifiers and program names. The listing reads like an internal schedule digest with frequent cross references and multiple day parts.
The Omaha World Herald notes Maxim Litvinoff, the old Bolshevik, died in Russia this week after surviving purges that felled many early revolutionaries. His longevity, outlasting Soviet opponents, is highlighted as a remarkable feat from a tumultuous era.
The John Morrell packing company reports 1923 earnings of 1.53 a share despite the Topeka plant closure and flood losses. The Topeka site had been blamed for layoffs and worker-management tensions, yet annual results show profit gains after absorbing the plant loss. Reports note ongoing disagreements between workers and foremen, with a history of bickering affecting operations.
The polio fund drive plans no solicitation in North Lawrence as flood recovery continues. The committee notes many residents were affected by the flood and will be offered support, while college enrollments drop and armed service enlistments rise.
Marriage announcements for Betty Parker and Ross Moon plus Vera Rose Gerstenberger. births, moves, and wedding news across Baldwin Lawrence and Topeka areas. Philippine guest Henderson Martin at Cosmo politan event. Leap Year party hosted by Lawrence high school girls. Navy hero Evans related tributes and local community events noted.
Mrs Jackson and Mr 7.1L Jackson hosted a holiday luncheon for Miss Glanehe Adley and 12 friends including Grace and Sarah Tandy and Miss Rebreca Passon. Towden sisters and Miss Elizabeth Towden attended. Guests included Patti Hintt Helen Syaar Oreta Moore and others as Mrs George Kirchhoff Jr and Mrs E L Welch hosted for the Wichita visitor.
C C Gaston of Axtell was elected president of the Blue River Water Shed Association of Kansas Inc at a meeting of the organization. The group has led opposition to the proposed Tuttle Creek Dam in the Blue River Valley with local officials and area residents participating in the discussion.
A column of quips humorously weighing crime and leisure. A girl with a fortune hopes her husband stays through hard times while many people joke about staying in or going out. The piece notes that six months cannot swim but many will wear bathing suits this winter.
A Letters to the Editor from Independence Kansas argues for individual liberty and moral governance, denouncing dictatorship and bureaucratic overreach while defending separation of church and state and free enterprise. It also notes Mercy Hospital births and mentions Labrador exploration of the Hamilton River’s falls.
Detroit Jan 5 a fire destroyed a village and rail line damage included a passenger train freight car and a street car line. John Dre trapped smoke in his bedroom then escaped through a window with a witness helping. An elaborate miniature railroad model town was wiped out with about 80 loss.
Sunday dinner guests of Dr and Mrs J W Heaton and sons included his brother Clarence Heaton and his wife and their son C J Heaton, all of Garden City. Several Baker students assisted the pastor at the First Mercedise Church. Mrs George Tamblyn and her son Gregory visited Baldwin from Kansas City. The Rev Javee Wilson attended funeral services for Mrs Albert Ray at Wilsey. Mrs Mildred Reid, Tri Delt housemother, returned from Atlanta after holidays. The Rev Douglas P Coole attended Evanston, Illinois event Friday.
Saturday and Sunday program grid from WDAF Television listing multiple segments. items include Artn-Kate Smith Stink Sapir dre Nava of Ing, Pansidine at Hollewcod e-News, Theatre Komfert, Check 41 30 Racket Squad, Hollywood on the Line, Adventures in Gand, Mradinws, The Ramblern, Talent Secute and The Weatherman. Broadcast times span morning to late evening with varied entertainment and news segments.
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