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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1948

Page

9

New Social Service Kitchen Nears Finish at League Center

The Social Service League reports the new 30 by 44 foot canning kitchen at 995 Rheve Tatand Street is approaching completion with roofing done and plumbing underway. Expected to open by April 1 the facility will aid two low income families by preserving produce and providing stocked foods. The league notes potential funding shortages and appeals to Lawrence residents for gifts while detailing ongoing aid programs and veteran family support efforts.

Walla Social Service League de Ureler League Center Rheve Tatand Street Tvo Familias Erie Directa Owire Seni Center Re Veble J. W. Hartley Lawrence H. B. Harnar

Lumbermen Warned At Southwestern Association Session

Kansas City January 29 Lumbermen at the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association opening session warned the industry would price itself out of business unless the market stabilizes. Association president Walter A Lambert of Leavenworth urged steps to lower rising member prices as 2500 attendees from multiple states listened. He cited looming congressional action and government housing costs as factors shaping demand and urged restraint to prevent further price hikes.

Kansas City Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association Walter A. Lambert Leavenworth Kan Lambert Hille Congress

Oil and Gas Journal predicts record drilling and pipelines

The Oil & Gas Journal foresees 1948 as a peak year with 36,612 wells reaching 131,744,000 feet total depth and an average depth of 3,598 feet. Wildcat drilling rises 15 percent to probe new areas while known-field work grows 9.4 percent. U.S. daily demand is set at 6,152,000 barrels, imports rise 13.2 percent, and exports fall, turning the United States into a net importer by about 75,000 barrels daily.

Okla Oil & Gas Journal United States

Dam to be built for flood control and irrigation

Kansas City January 29 The FRA contract for construction of the Harat j county Nebraska flood control dam on the Republican river was announced by Col W E Potter district engineer The dam will regulate floods and serve as irrigation storage for about 90 000 acres across Nebraska and Kansas between Naponee and Kan It will require completion in about four years with work starting within 15 days after notice A separate note reports about Japanese printers striking for higher pay in Tokyo involving over 8 000 workers the first such action in a government agency

Kansas City Harat J County Nebr Republican River Col W. OE. Potter Dstrict Kan Issuuri Coretess Nea Naponee Nebru Potter Republican City Ty Dam Orleans Ebr Tokyo

Arkansas Newsman Dies in Jonesboro at 77

William Troutt, veteran Arkansas newspaperman and Associated Press member, died at 77 from bronchial pneumonia. He co founded and served 45 years as editor and chief of the Evening Sun in Jonesboro, leaving a lasting imprint on local journalism.

Arkansas Newsman Jonesboro Ark William Troutt Pioneer Arkansas Associated Press Bhisiahare Evening Sun

House 6.0 P Undecided On Compulsory Training

Washington January 29 The House Republican leadership has made no decision on compulsory military training and is not likely to decide soon. Speaker Martin R Maas told newsmen the status of UMT ram urged by President Truman and approved by the House Armed Services Committee has not been raised.

Washington Martin R.maas House Martin Truman House Armed Services Committee

Coffee pricing and bag weights from a historic ad

Readable fragments show coffee pricing with several bag sizes and unit prices. The text lists mild end mellow coffee and multiple weight options including 1 2 and 3 pound bags with prices around 40 cents and 19 cents per? unit.

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