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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1948
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text from a newspaper page mentions Giving Thanks and may refer to dates or dedications. The readable items lack clear events, names, or locations to form a coherent news summary. The piece resembles a ceremonial or religious notice with uncertain attribution and incomplete details.
The United States has spent money on recovery programs amid complex aid efforts. The report outlines payment flows, political tensions, and budget debates involving agencies, ministers, and officials.
General Eisenhower's attitude language unsettled plan makers as campaigns form nationwide finance and support. Despite interest from many politicos, he remained independent, making his own choice, maintaining respect from friends and the nation.
The Georgia public service commission grants a rate hike for Southern Bell telephone service. The decision notes the rise based on company reliance and references payments to the A T T parent. The commission did not prove the cost and necessity of these parent payments.
The transactions between Southwestern Bell and AT and T will also figure in the application for increased rates in Kansas.
The columnist argues for choking off Palestine warfare by halting arms and materiel flowing to Jewish forces from New York. He connects Zionist funding in the United States to broader civil strife in Palestine and notes a push toward nonviolent solutions amid international tensions. He links Cominform stirred strikes in Germany to Europe’s aid programs, criticizing occupation authorities and the limited gains for Germans under their rule.
A brief note recalls a politician who would not accept a nomination to a high office, remarking he would not seek the post. The article mentions familiarity with the man who spoke and references Eisenhower, noting careful language was used and no concealment of intention.
A Fort Sill soldier, reportedly intoxicated, seized an opportunity to drive a Qb-ton self propelled howitzer during a boisterous outing. The incident reflected lowered inhibitions as the vehicle was used to ramble along the road, drawing attention from onlookers.
The piece marks a century of St Marys and the School of Divinity at St Lewis University now a faith education hub. It notes Jesuit ties to Kobe Japan and missionary training extending from Raw Valley to distant fields after ordination. The article frames a centennial celebration amid Kansas town pride and regional religious education growth.
A columnist recalls Philip Noel-Baker's warning to the United Nations about the India Pakistan Kashmir dispute risking a war of unprecedented scale. The piece contrasts a Hindu ruler's stance, Muslim majority regions, and the dense village life across the subcontinent, highlighting communal strife and the potential for vast devastation.
A Kansas judge rules on pet allowances in apartments, touching on cats and dogs amid broader social debate. The piece notes the end of heavy shopping and hints at shifting interests as people adjust to new norms, with references to style and public reaction.
Miss Helen Wagmtall takes leave to study at Columbia University. Martha Rorz and Fred R. Boyer marry in Atchison. Mr and Mrs ELV. Twichell announce birth of a daughter in Baldwin. Happy Hour club hosts by Mrs Hallenbeck and Mrs Millerett. Parke Olmstead family return from Kansas City. Mrs Olmeau visits Minnie Wood. Kansas Editorial association session in Topeka. Mrs Lyman Reid travels to Clay Center. Women council attendees in Topeka. Mr and Mrs T D Funk host Bernice Ladd of Cedar Rapids as guest reader.
Twenty five years ago two and one half years as police under Geostt L Kreeck and two years as chief under Mayor Francisco C M Pat Fisher will go Smith of Lawrence were married yesterday afternoon by Judge Mercer N Flint chairman of the K I department of journalism and J W Murray managing the Journal World tended he.
Fort y years ago Roy Pouglas went to Kansas City this morning. James Fitzpatrick traveled to Kane City in his automobile. Mrs ingrove of Reno is shopping in town today. Liva McKenzie came from Lecompton to spend Sunday at Mieses Edith and Edna Thrall remain in Kansas City for the day. Miss Jessie Lindley returned to Eudora after visiting Lawrence. Mrs Lyman McCurdy went to Kansas City for the day. Mrs Laura J Cowles visited Kansas City to remain over Si T.
Former Assistant Secretary of War J John J McCloy testifies that Western Europe is rebuilding its economy postwar. He cites rising population, above prewar industrial output in Britain and continental Europe, with coal and steel still below peak but improving. He argues aid should fund expansion and higher living standards, not just prewar levels.
Washington reports Eisenhower's withdrawal from GOP presidential race sparks talk of Senator Vandenberg of Michigan as a potential third man. Sparkman and others weigh Vandenberg as favorite son or draft option, with laboring doubts about his willingness to be drafted and possible party support in Michigan, Oregon, and beyond.
Washington warns taxpayers to delay filing 1948 income tax estimates until the last minute, March 15, as Congress may revise personal tax law this year. The recommendation aims to avoid unnecessary estimates and later amendments if exemptions, income splitting, or rate changes occur, amid presidential election year uncertainty.
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National Draft Eisenhower league leaders outlined uncertainty after General Eisenhower's statement. State chairmen await reaction before deciding on withdrawing from the March 9 New Hampshire primary. Nebraska senator Tobey hints at a ballot push despite the general's remarks, while Senator Butler calls for Willie to appear on the April 12 ballot unless courts act.
Baldwin residents report a busy week with social visits and family news. Notable items include a wedding party, a Baker University connection, and the passing of a former Baldwin boy linked to local churches and schools. The community notes also cover club meetings, host dinners, and upcoming events at the Eastern Star and Garden Club.
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An American Medical Council on Physical demonstrates that deafened people can hear faint sounds and whispers from five feet away with a tiny Beltone hearing device. The device is fingertip controlled, battery-free in use, and worn discreetly. Beltone offers a free descriptive booklet and testing opportunity from its Chicago address.
Radio listings show WREN 114 and WDAF and WLAF with evening headlines and supper programs. Mentions include KNIC WDAP WHES WAP and WREN Primecone coverage of music, news, and mixed content. The schedule references Tuesday evening entries and regional orchestral segments.
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