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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1952

Page

4

Primary fight looms in Kansas lieutenant governor race

Lawrence Daily Journal World notes the 1952 Kansas GOP primary contest centered on the lieutenant governor seat. Fred Hall faces Wayne Ryan and John C. Stewart amid Eisenhower Carlson momentum and CIO opposition.

Eisenhower Frank Carlson Carlson Senate Ed Arn Arn Kansas Fred Hall Hall CIO Western Kansas Dodge City Faily George Melvin Lawrence Wayne Ryan Clay Center John C. Stewart Kansas City Ryen Freddie Hall Ryan Ve. Hall Gray Ryan

Central Park Changes Stir Residents Over Park Rock Garden

Longtime city residents dislike the removal of the rock garden in south Central Park. They view dumping piles as vandalism, a memorial from the Lawrence Flower Club to the late Robert Manley. City officials say the plan serves future progress.

Central Park Rock Garden South Central Park Lawrence Flower Club Robert Manley

Volunteers urged to donate as bloodmobile faces staff limits

The Red Cross bloodmobile runs a two day drive with today’s walk ins filling slots but tomorrow’s schedule far from full. Citizens are urged to report at the Community Building to bolster Korea era support and help frontline medical efforts.

Ret Cross Korea Norea

UN hears 100000 Korean War POWs oppose repatriation

The United Nations reports that about 100000 prisoners of war held by Chinese forces in Korea oppose repatriation. They say enforced return could be as deadly as a death sentence, and vow to resist, escape, or self-harm rather than be sent home. The stance complicates truce talks and faces Soviet propaganda rebuttal.

United Nations Korea

City council denies vacation pay to departing employees

The city council voted against vacation pay for workers who leave to join Sunflower. Several employees resigned abruptly, creating staffing gaps. The Douglas County Chautauqua opened at Woodland Park with the Virginia Jubilee Singers and notable acts scheduled over two days.

Sunflower Misa Leona Ellen Smith Bruce F. Harrell Chicago Harrell Te Navy Pier Franz Wiedemann Ruth Elaine C. Ellsworth Stephens Jr Camp Carson Colo Mary Holtzclaw Sabetha Lorea Norrie Cowden Memorial Hospital C. C. LeSner Bolivar X.Y Jean Stevenson Mise Betty Stevenson Turan Virginia Hutson Vinland Ladies Aid Douglas County

Local Notes and Visiting Friends in Lawrence

A survey of brief notices from Lawrence includes Dudley Hoskinson and daughter Minnie of Vinland visiting, Mrs Theodore Parier of Burlington, Iowa, visiting relatives, Prof J Johnson and family returning from South America, Minnie Wilbur back from Chanute and Iola, Lena Badsky planning a Nashville trip, and Lucene Spencer visiting Miss Bernice Barker with other town arrivals.

Henry Dudley Hoskinson Minnie Vinland Lawrence Theodore Parier Burlington Iowa J. Johnson South America Minnie Wilbur Chanute Iola Ay Rothrock Bakivin Wannah Mitchell Canada Lena Badsky Nashville

Safety Films to Be Shown by John W Harvey in Lawrence

Industrialist and Kansas Motor Carriers secretary John W Harvey will present a safety program at 4 15 PM Wednesday July 23 from the band stand at South Park Lawrence Sound and color movies A Days On Court and Pipeline on Wheels will be shown The Lawrence showing is sponsored by Lonie Kuhn and Harold of Reafe Truck and Tractor

John W. Harvey Kansas Motor Carrie Sociation Lawrence South Park Lonie Kuhn Hirardy Reafe Truck Aml Tractor

Barbs by Hal Cochran Prompt Fresh Quips

Commentary by Hal Cochran notes even youths say no all night and raise a ruckus. The piece drolly questions why change would be novel and comments on a bull thrown at a congressman amid unclear poison ivy cases.

Hal Cochran Cain

Local folklore on worms and family Sunday drives

A whimsical fragment notes worms emit a low moan, amusingly linked to domestic moments when a mother asks a father for help around the house or considers where to take the family for a Sunday drive. The text reflects playful rural sensibilities and wordplay.

Mom Dad Feoliah

Saving Castles in Spain St Paul Pioneer Press

The Madrid Society of the Friends of Castles in Spain aims to rescue Spain's historic castles in Castile and Andalusia from ruin. The idea links to a long tradition of dreaming and romanticizing castles, suggesting they fuel imagination and cultural legacy even if their real existence is uncertain.

Spain Madrid la Fontaine

K U Graduate Publishes Her Fifth Mystery Novel

Mildred Gordon, a Kansas native and Earl Nixon’s sister, publishes her fifth mystery titled Campaign Train. Written with her husband Gordon Gordon, the book follows a presidential campaign train setting inspired by Gordon’s Dewey Warren campaign experience. The Gordons reside in Los Angeles. Gordon is a former speechwriter for the Dewey Warren organization.

Mildred Gordon Eustekia Earl Nixon Miss. St Gordon Gordon Gordon Dewey-Warren Hamilton Severy Burlington University of Kansas Ernest Johnson Chanute Tribue Los Anerles Crime Club Book ‘Group

World Today South Has Demo Party in Tough Spot

Chicago analysis notes the Southern Democrats may withhold support for the party nominee, echoing 1948 split that cost Truman electoral votes. Eisenhower seeks Southern votes, while civil rights plank tensions complicate convention dynamics and Senate filibuster leverage limits.

South Chicago Democratic Party Eee Cong Senate

Former Haskell Principal Dies in Pawnee Oklahoma

Lawrence reports the death of W T Johnson of Pawnee Oklahoma from a heart ailment. He served as principal of Haskell Institute for years after leaving in 1940 for Carter Seminary Ardmore then Pawnee two years ago. He belonged to Seowish Rite Masonic body and Cooperative Club. Survived by wife Louise Johnson two daughters in Johnson County and a stepson.

Lawrence W. T. Johnson Pawnee Okla Johnson The Indian Service Haskell Institute Carter Seminary Ardmore Old Cooperative Club Sertoma Club Louise Johnson Samblers Thomas S. Bateairie Johnson County Floyd Hammett Alamogordo N. M

Toll climbs to 26 as weekend crashes mount

Five weekend traffic fatalities were listed by the Barsaz Highway Commission, bringing the toll for the 67 period to 26. The count shows an increase from a year ago during the same period.

Topeka 1 Barsaz Highway Com

Democrats try to avert split as DNC axes Monday showdown

The Democratic National Committee ordered a cooling off period to avoid a floor fight between Northern and Southern factions over credentials and platform. A move delaying Tuesday’s session aimed to prevent a split similar to the Republicans. Kefauver aides suggested a battle over contested delegations was unlikely, while Moody outlined plans to challenge Mississippi and Texas loyalties. An ostrich egg note about weight ends the piece.

Chicago Democratic National Committee Adele Sen Kefanver David Lawrence Pennsylvania Toaier Texas Mississippi Kefauver Averell U Blair Moody Michigan Rules Committee Franklin D. Roosevelt II New York Roosevelt Harriman

Musical Maids Puzzle: Horizontal Clues Gathered

A cryptic list of crossword style clues spans numbers 1 through 69 with entries like Jenny, Farrar, Lincoln, and Tanguay. The grid hints at themes of names, weights, and measures, plus terms for lace edging and honey components, suggesting a themed puzzle.

Makier Farrar Mohammed Lincoln Ronald

Fragmented Word Puzzle Clues Highlight Unclear Grid

A scrambled vertical list of clues spans multiple entries from ships records to poetry muse and musical terms. The readable items include references such as average play pole sheep and decipher with scattered numeric markers and partial cross clues.

Fatzer on Gambling Attacks Privilege in Law Enforcement

Kansas Attorney General Harold R. Fatzer challenged special privilege in enforcing gambling laws at a National Association for the Advancement of Colored People convention. He condemned funding slot machines from private clubs and racketeers, urging citizens to back officials who uphold laws. Melton H. Stevens was re-elected president, with R. J. Adcox as first vice president.

Parsons Atttorney Harold R. Fatzer Fatzer National Association For Advancement of Colored People Melton H. Stevens Independence R. J. Adcox Junction City

Home Garden Club Holds Annual Picnic at Dillard Home

The Home Garden Club held its annual picnic on July 16 at Miss Mamie J. Dillard’s home with 10 members and guests including Mrs. Cordelia Hatchel Gazell Newman Mrs. Ora Newman Mrs. Carrie Davis Mr. Spencer Mrs. Dora Dimery lvonna Frey and Anetta Hill, the granddaughters of Mrs. Pearl Frey. The next meeting is scheduled for the first Wednesday in August.

The Home Garden Club Mamie J. Dillard Cordelia Hatchel Ats Gazell Newman Ora Newman Carrie Davis Spencer Dora Dimery Lvonna Frey Anetta Hill Pearl Frey

Radio Programs on WDAF and Affiliates Deluge 1930s Guide Card

A dense OCR listing of station airings across WDAF KMBC WREN WDAP WDAR and related networks. Entries include show names hosts times and program notes such as Double or Nothing Road Hour Voice of Firepter Lone Ranger and Talk shows. The fragment catalog includes dates July 22 and mentions of Rover broadcasts and Teledhione Hour alongside various band and musical features.

Stero Rich Jack Berch Cony Covearse Wenmack Peppar Youn KMBC Rhymaine Matines Hackstags Wits Timnexit Wren Songa Ronnie Kem Wnar Wilder Brown Ic—Kuss Morgan Wwren—Hig John Ani Fulk Bonga Af—Top Feere Evening Wren—The Lone Ranger Too Horatio Orbioner WDAF Rairoad Wren—Dem Voice of Firepter RMEC FOO WDAP Teledhione Frank Jones Tueaday WDPAF Ales Dreier Preachfest Arthur Ged Ray

Bell Adds 419 000 New Phones in Three Months

Bell System operations report strong demand for telephones in the second 1952 quarter. The network added 419000 new phones in the three months ended June 30, bringing total lines to about 38400000 and marking a gain of 975000 since January. More than 700000 applications remain unfilled.

Watt New York Bell System

Methodist Lay Leaders Stage Baldwin Meeting

The Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church laid activities board met in Baldwin on a weekend session attended by five district superintendents and about 20 lay leaders. Reports included the International Methodist Conference in April at San Francisco.

Kansas Baldwin R. Ernest Gordon I Topeka Harry Ritter Emporia T. Russell Reitz Manhattan Collins F. C. Leitnaker

Hard to Forg Vancouver Golf Mystery

A Vancouver boathouse tenant told police he heard a splash and saw a car speeding away after a golf bag weighted with stones was found tossed into the water. Police recovered the bag full of clubs, indicating a suspected attempt to dispose of evidence in a rapid escape.

Vancouver

Television schedule highlights for July 4

Monday listing shows M Todes Fee and Love of Life at 10 15 Dem Conv 10 4 Feminine Touch and Guiding Light 10a Groom Rich Barrington News Updates with F Jansen Weather and Midwestern Hayride Keep Forted Boss Lad Unity Forum Dangerous Assignment News R Jesse ph Weather Bincks a French.

M—Todes Dem Guiding Light Rich Barrington R. Jesse Ie Unity Forum F. Jansen R. Jesseph Weather Bincks

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