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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1951
Page
4
A brief notice reports a member audit led by Buresa of Circulations on January 10, 1951. Details indicate organizational review and internal colleagues involved in the process.
The analysis argues the message touched only highlights of the international situation and fails to reassure on security and defense spending. It notes disputes among Acheson Hoover and Dulles center on preserving representative government, democratic practice, and national unity under strong leadership.
Edward F. Arnons brief gubernatorial address outlines a cautious program for Kansas. He pledges vigilance, tight control of state programs, and avoidance of new costly projects amid national and international uncertainty. He emphasizes maintaining improvements and facing upcoming burdens with realism.
In the Korean conflict a vast wave of refugees travels southward amid cold, hunger, and shelter shortages. The UN commander decries the scene as one of history’s greatest tragedies, with no relief in sight as battles continue and safety remains uncertain.
The Garden City Telegram critiques a proposed five million dollar state emergency fund, warning about cuts in agency appropriations and urging Republicans to reconsider. The Omaha World-Herald criticizes Tafts foreign policy speech as miscast, arguing such talk should come from the President. The piece notes renewed talk of a Nicaraguan canal and doubts enemy success in canal knockout plans.
The state highway department will continue to take research data on the five mile stretch of experimental road on highway 10 immediately east of Lawrence until June. Elementary students may now check out art reproductions from the school diary, supervised by Miss Mauud Ellsworth. Helen Hay and Jack Richardson announce their engagement. Clinton Nes and John C Frye families welcome births yesterday.
At the annual meeting of the First Christian church last night 165 new members were added to the rolls for 1925. Performances featured solos by Margaret Dyennon, Mrs H Dunn and Mrs E B Stouffer. The New York Union of KU Alumni Association planned a poetry scholarship at the University of Kansas in memory of Sam Herbert Car rut h, former vice chancellor and German head.
A kansas church committee lists John Shea Edith H Snow EB Wi Murray Florence Finck Kelley Stuart Henry Gertrude Hill Spronger and Carl L Cannon as officers. Buddy Rogers of Olathe a former student at the cruity of Kansas has been cast as John in Beau Geste and will depart January 30 for Morroco to join the cast with his parents Judge and Mrs B H Rogers of Olathe receiving the telegram.
Forty years ago the Minervian club hosted members and ex members with piano, readings, songs, and a duet. New Woman's Relief Corps officers were installed led by Ida Bailey and Mary Nadelhoffer. Jolly Eight club hosted by Mrs Green. others visited Kelvin, Arizona.
Chicago police hunted for clues after a gunman shot and wounded a business agent of the A F L union in a style ambush. Al Ceaz, 42, was struck seven times as his car was targeted near his West Side home while driving to a union meeting. He was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
The writer compares politicians to a cat tormenting a mouse, questioning sympathies for the cat or the mouse and criticizing calls for parity prices amid inflation and price controls. They ask how long Americans will tolerate political acts and wonder about farm program offices and relief agencies, ending with a quip about trust.
A witty Barbs by Bal Cochran notes a scientist warns winking over staring as risky for girls in the leap year ahead. A dietician comments on ten ways to serve spinach, sparking potential dislike among children.
A humorously phrased reflection notes how some avoid morning labor while a writer comments on popularity and winter dangers. The piece mentions icy pavements and odd imagery about spare heads to critique speed and risk.
The piece argues public discussion on the communist offensive must be restrained to avoid inflaming emotion. It notes leaders disagree on inevitability of war, cites Korea as a hot spot managed by the UN, and warns inflammatory speech harms negotiations while urging careful, factual discourse.
Ottawa Kansas January 1949 Franklin county commissioners create a county court the first major judicial change in county history Floyd Coffman probate judge named presiding judge of the new court also serving his other duties the county bar association backs the move andJoy Peti?
An engineer cites tests by Giese showing woven wire corners and ends must have tension braces and properly braced spans to resist load. He notes over-tight wire weakens crimps, tension springs on barbed wire, and wrong brace placement can cause posts to loosen or fail.
Unemployment compensation claims rise as GM in Isags City reports 15 percent of workers seeking benefits. Affected sites include Lawrence and Sunflower plants with 19 job openings listed, including six stenographers waitresses and three secretaries among others.
A compact listing of crossword style clues with numbered across and down entries. Includes bird terms like heron and eagle nest, plus various common words and terms across themes such as units, tools, and regional references. Contains many traditional cryptic style hints and definitions.
A compact note listing puzzle prompts and clue types such as etree style, city hints, and word endings. It references numbers like 30 31 45 35 48 36 50 41 53 42 43 and terms such as Eritrea and egg. It reads like a crossword style prompt collection for a cryptic puzzle.
A listing of radio programs for January 10 and 11 across WDAF KMBC KCMO WREN KFKU and other stations. It notes shows from Beulah Allen Franklin Lorenzo to The Rogues Gallery and Life Can Be Beautiful with times and brief program notes.
In Philadelphia a teenage girl’s eye donation follows the death of seven year old Stephen Kollgaard killed by a car. His parents consented to donate his corneas to restore sight, enabling Dr Harold G Scheie of the University of Pennsylvania to perform a corneal transplant, likely today.
Ernest Sewell retires as Citizens National Bank president after 28 years at Independence bank. He served 53 years with the institution and will be succeeded by H C Bergman Jr who has been vice president for 28 years. The change follows Sewell's long tenure and Bergman’s long service.
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