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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1950
Page
4
The Journal-World from Lawrence, Kansas, with Associated Press content notes daily publication, subscription rates and legal notices. The issue includes religious references and miscellaneous items such as names, events, and poetry excerpts from Ephesians.
Moscow's answer to the American note on Soviet cooperation in stamping out the Korea fire sticks to a nonintervention stance. Russia blames South Korea for starting the trouble and calls into question the UN resolution under which US and others act. Moscow aims to shield the invasion and opposes moves that could hinder its advance south of the 38th parallel.
The AG in Muianouri states taverns cannot renew licenses if located within 100 feet of a church or school. In St. Louis a Baptist church built near a tavern, which had operated for years, prompting the liquor control supervisor to refuse a new license dating from July 1.
NY placement bureaus report this year's college graduates value job opportunities over salary. The trend matches narratives from other regions, showing graduates prioritize securing any position and proving themselves. Early hires may start low, but strive to rise as better opportunities appear later.
The Yugoslav representative abstained on a U.N. vote to intervene in Korea, signaling Tito’s attempt to avoid opposing Russia while Moscow presses near eastern Yugoslavia. Tito portrays himself as a communist yet remains wary of Moscow’s reach as allied troops loom just beyond the border. Meanwhile a warehouse incident led to ten thousand bushels of wheat spilling into a Manhattan elevator, with grain scattered on nearby floors.
The communist press denounces United States actions as war mongering and questions the UN resolution’s legality while defending Korea invasion as necessary to protect democracy. It argues UN authority is limited and predicts more criticism as Communist forces press influence. Formosa support for peace is attacked as American aggression.
A columnist faults General MacArthur for not knowing when North Korea would strike as border clashes rose along the 38th parallel. Dispatches quote him saying action depended on Washington, while Roosevelt and Truman toured California and debates over Truman’s 1948 campaign role lingered after the last Democratic convention.
The Kansan State Board of Health urges caution for Independence Day with safety tips for swimming supervision water breaks after eating watching children around water boating life jackets car checks and careful travel. Counterfeit currency resembles the 50 cent coin circulating per Wichita Eagle report.
President Truman has sent to the Senate the nomination of Joseph F. Coyle for postmaster at Kansas City. The letter discusses skepticism toward non communist pledges and atheism in public debate, contrasting moral expectations with actions like horse theft and national policy meddling.
Man and his wife were caught robbing a store in Indiana. The item hints at a fan’s swell ball club winning one day and the lover’s lousy club the next.
A Massachusetts postmaster with three decades on the beat has grown weary of the routine. The item notes the long tenure and the humor of reading postcards as part of daily duties.
Mr and Mrs Carl Evans of Perry announce the birth of a daughter today. A surprise party was given Catherine Luckan for her birthday. Miss Helen Dreher and others returned from a short Ot Ozarks trip. Joe Fleer, 16, left home hitchhiking to California sending postcards from Colorado and New Mexico.
Twenty five years ago the home of G J Webster at 718 Alabama suffered a burglary while Mrs Webster on the porch heard nothing. Bloodhounds failed to locate the robbers. Mrs W C Verney hosted a bridge party for Mrs W A Verney of Miami Fla. The Bowersock theater will close July 18 for a $10000 remodel, manager Glenn W Dickinson said today. Lawrence Driving Result for Morse breeders was organized with officers: President Charles Sianstead vice president Josh Clevenger secretary Ben Lohman treasurer Harve Hertzler. A marriage license was issued to Noble P L Sheewond of Lawrence and Miss Mary E Kepner of Abilene. An officer tailed a mother’s plea to watch her baby. the car doors were left unattended. A passerby teased the officer, who joked about rioting alarms. Ross Huey, 14, injured in a collision with a buggy, broke an arm. He is son of Mr and Mrs M B Huey of 152 Re Jersey Street, delivering the World.
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes President Truman’s authorization of U S ground troops and air missions in Korea as a necessary response to Soviet‑led aggression. The piece notes Seoul’s fall, armored North Korean advance, a blockade, and the wider communist drive in Asia. It critiques Allied wartime pacts and the split Korea under a Southern Republican government.
In a dated analysis, the piece links Soviet pressure and North Korean aggression to a strategic plan. It traces troop withdrawals by Russia and the United States from 1948 to 1949, warning that Moscow’s gain could threaten wider Asia. The author argues Western powers must counter the spread of communism despite heavy costs.
Horizontal and vertical crossword entries list dog breed related clues. Includes Egyptian depictions, eye drops, fabrics, metals, cauterizes, sports terms, symbols, hosts, and other scattered word hints across two grids.
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A fragmented page lists radio programs across KBNC KMBC WDAF WREN KOMO and others. Entries include The Cisco Kid Dimension X Harvest of Stars Mother’s Husband and Hit Parade among many shows with varying times and hosts.
KMBC rolls out an extensive summer schedule featuring Church of the Air Invitation to Learning and Sunday at the Chase debuting. Jay Flippen hosts Earn Your Vacation with Ray Middleton guests, plus Much About Doolittle with Jack Kirkwood and We Take Your Word with Abe Burrows Lyman Bryson and John McCaffery. New weekday shows include Rosemary Clooney Tony Bennett, World Tonight with Eric Sevareid, Broadway is My Beat, Granby’s Green Acres, Too Many Conks, Leave It to Jon, It Pays to be Ignorant, and Friday features Cloud Nine Topms and Up For Parole. Saturday adds Family Party Pursuit and T-Man with Dennis O’Keefe.
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