Gememmer thy creater in the daye et thy youth
Fragmentary biblical verse citation Mecocianies 12 1, noting a call to remember God in youth. The line appears as a historic religious quotation fragment.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1949
Page
4
Canadian oil scheme warned by U S fraud order
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce cautions investors about a Toronto based oil promotion calling itself the best gamble with promises of tenfold returns. The U S postmaster general has issued a fraud order against the promoters, making it likely that money sent will be lost. Oil prospects in Canada face structural challenges and cold climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Toronto
Canada
Hetter Business Bulletin
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Uu.s
Variqus
Churchill Speech Frames Tory Path in Britain Crisis
The piece reviews Churchill’s critique of Attlee’s Labour government, arguing his warning that the socialists’ program risks a police state and loss of liberty. It notes the Conservatives’ hope to reverse nationalization, while acknowledging postwar austerity and the need for a stronger, thriftier Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Britain
Attlee
Winnie
Churchill
Socialiste
Notheing
Uhurchirly
Great Britain
Education on Taxes Initiative by Kansas Chamber
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce forms a board to educate Kansans about taxes and empower action. Economists say taxes rise from faulty theories. a local taxpayer found he spends two months annually on state and federal tax returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Franklin county HDA play day draws 180 attendees
The annual Franklin County HDA play day on the Ottawa University campus drew about 180 farm women. Mrs. Phillips' play Opportunity Keeps Knocking won the state contest and was shown at a recent state meeting in Manhattan. The event followed a tragedy involving Wichita North athlete Zollinger during a gym activity incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kattan
HDA
Franklin County
Ottawa University
Manhattan
Zollinger
Wichita North High School
Gerald Geisdorf
Major shift of U S personnel moves to Frankfurt and Bonn
Berlin reports a large reallocation of American officials from Berlin to Frankfurt and Bonn as the four power zone consolidates. About 200 officials will move by August 10, with 15 remaining in Berlin to handle Russians and German questions, plus 100 city employees. The 16th Infantry is expected to transfer, while constabulary units may stay in Kassel or Bonn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Frankfurt
Bonn
Bertinkfurt
Ard Benn
Radio Programs List From July Broadcast Schedule
The page lists radio shows and times across stations WREN KCMO KMBC WDAF and WAPOA for early July. Programs include The Lone Ranger, Hollywood Studio, Breakfast with Bur, The Harmonaires, Straw Hat Concert, Inquiring Parent, Health and Happiness, and Sunrise Roundup with various hosts and time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
Arthur Uodirey
WDAP
Caroline
KCMO
Wren
WDAF
Howe
Ciave Toiay
Mathete
Corbin
Rro
Holstor
Thea
Lewis Larne
KCOMO
Srings
KCM
Staceeld
KCMOQ
Lone ‘Ranger
Hollywood
Onseerie Family
Raltrogi
Firestone
RCM
James P. Kerno
Joan
Norman
Bur
Harmonaires
K3tec
WAPOA
RCMO
Aue Dickey
Slow Senate Pace Marks Atlantic Pact and Arms Debate
The article notes sluggish approval of the Atlantic pact and warns the same cautious approach should guide arming Western Europe. Senator Vandenberg urges minimal or token arms, citing immense costs and uncertain gains, and favors improving Europe’s situation without a large arms program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Vandenberg
Japan
Europe
Expensive Peace And The Debate On Government Spending
Opinion pieces from various sources reflect a split over reducing or increasing government spending to secure peace. Some warn against retrenchment, arguing defense and aid programs must continue, while others urge economies to ease burdens on populations, noting the impracticality of peace being cheaper than war. A Kansas apple buyer notes the fruit’s high quality, imagining a twist of fate toward abundance.
Welsh farm girl compares soil conservation in Parson sim
A Welsh farm girl spoke in Parsons yesterday and compared farming practices in her homeland with those in the United States. She said Britain is ahead in soil conservation, noting centuries of crop rotation and careful land use, while the U S lags in preserving soil for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons Sim
Parsone
United States
British Isles
Law rence Library Bald Cypress Demand for Community Action
Letter to the editor laments pests killing a bald cypress tree at the Lawrence Free Public Library corner and calls for local clubs or organizations to save the historic tree. The author notes neighboring horse chestnut may also be harmed and urges community involvement to preserve a local symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Womans’ Club
Lawrence
Lawrence Free Public Library
Ben
Emporia Plans Tax Shifts With Higher School Levy
Emporia Kansas proposes budgets to cut city levy while raising school levy. The school budget totals 504,908.84 with an 82,000 increase due to higher teacher wages more teachers and new equipment. The city budget 627,799 aims to reduce the levy by 4.48 mills from 1948 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Wlm. Richards
ALF
TAM
Ottawaan Wins National Play Writing Contest
W J Phillips of Route 4 Ottawa Kansas won a nationwide play writing contest sponsored by the National Home Demonstration, with a winning entry titled Mee and judged by K Burtis of Yane. The contest drew entrants across the country and highlighted regional talent in dramatic writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kan
Aly
W. J. Phillips
Marart K. Burtis
Y ‘Ane
Local society notes highlight weddings and entertainment
The column reports Alice Trivett’s engagement to LeRoy Higgins of Lawrence. It notes dinners for Judge Hugh Means and others, a bridal shower for Mildred Williams and Mina Ruth McKone, a marriage between Marguerite Bor Bower and Garethe Dake, and various social events at homes of the Radcliffe and others plus a dance in honor of Miss Flizas Meth Smiser of Warrensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Trivett
Alice
LeRoy .Higgins
Lawrence
A. J. Anderson
Hugh Means
L. N. Lewis
E. FE. Asyles
Mobile
South America
Owen Edgar
Edgar
Wilbur Wright
Bob Korff
True Jman Myers
Hazel Froeliger
Dorothy Kewler
Mildred Williams
Mina Ruth McKone
C. D. Maier
Hutchinif
F. H
Levi Bower
Dahlene
Merchants Bank
Pep Club
C. P. Radcliffe
E. Ri Hess
R. M. ‘Junkine
Mary Allen
Misa Flizas Meth Smiser
Warrensburg
Fortieth Birthday Observed for Charles Achning
Forty years ago Charles Achning celebrated his eightieth birthday on Thursday. The report notes local concerns as two tattlemakes were killed on South Tennessee Street in the past week and mothers fear letting children play outside. Dr G A Hamman plans a Chicago business trip early next week. Mrs Katherine Shannon and family move to 1208 Tennessee Street. Holland Wheeler city engineer suffers from bi poisoning. Miss Cora Dolbee who taught last year at Norton accepted a position in Salina for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Achning
South Tennessee Street
G. A. Hamman
Chicago
Katherine Shannon
Kansas City
Tennessee Street
Holland Wheeler
Cora Dolbee
Norton
Salina
Youth Drowns in Wichita Lake District Incident
Floyd W. Zollinger 18 of Wichita died after drowning in Lake At ton southwest of Wichita. Firemen recovered the body with grappling hooks late yesterday. he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Hoy Way
Wichita
Kan
Floyd W. Zollinger
Lake Atton
Ernest Zollinger
Clinic plans to be announced at Wednesday meeting
The Douglas County Health Advisory Council will outline a guidance clinic program Wednesday evening at the Hotel Eldridge Grill. The mental hygiene committee, chaired by Mrs. Ogden Jones, will present the plan, and all interested persons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinne
Douglas County Health Advisory Council
Eldridge
Ogden
Jones
Modern manners dilemma and advice from a social note
A porch gathering ends with a blamed vase breakage and a guest’s apology. The piece advises restraint and forgiveness, noting etiquette for handling accidents and avoiding public shaming. It shares reader questions on wedding gowns and address changes with brief, practical replies.
Pravda Questions U S World Leadership After Truman Speech
Pravda challenged U S leadership claims following President Truman's Chicago speech, accusing him of distorting truth about Soviet relations and UN unanimity. The piece notes alleged U S bias and cites a London departure of Louis Goldblatt, a Longshoremen union official, as a supposed communist agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pravda
United States
Truman
Staeeh
Chicago
Daily News
Journal of Commerce
Pravile
United Nations
Louis_ Goldblatt
San Francisco
England
Lansdon
Paris
NEA Telephoto
Turtle Returns From Three Long Absences
In Los Angeles on July 25 AP tells of Big Boy the turtle whose life spanned three four year absences from Mrs. Craig’s Highland Park yard. He was chained and restrained, broke free, and returned each time with worn shell edges as proof, leaving questions about his adventures during the years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Big
Big Boy
Marrtin Craig
Highland Park
Mrs. Cr
Obituary Roy Orr of Meriden Kansas Dies at 58
Roy Orr born November 28 1890 in Lakeview Kansas died June 17 1949 at O Reilly hospital Springfield Missouri after five months illness. A World War I veteran he lived in Kanwaka Meriden and Lawrence with two marriages and two deaths in family. Survived by wife Edith Mize of Meriden mother Fannie E. Orr sister Hazel Orr and one surviving grandchild Augretts not present. Burial at Memorial Park Lawrence with American Legion graveside rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Lakeview
Kansas
Osene W
Fanni R. Orr
O'Reilly
Meriden
Roy Orr
Meriden Church
Memorial Park
Lawrence
American Legion
Fannie E. Orr
Hazel Orr
Hogs Get New Vaccine Protection Against Cholera
Kansas City reports veterinarians praise a new Jen-Sal Hog Cholera Vaccine after testing millions of doses. It claims to prevent cholera without interrupting feeding, reduces contamination risk, and gains government approval for market release through veterinarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
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Wach
Cently
U. S
Near
Geen
Lexy
Dawn
Ottawan
Mee
RCA
Marria
Misa Marguerie Bor Bower
Garethe Dake
Green
Che
Shaw
Mrs. Shaw
Tre
Bettie
Vermont
Peards
Pris United State
Turtle
Roy
Hi” 4
Paene
Skinner
Berti
Kirkpatrick
Mupssanunatts
Samyiles
Phoas
Hanna's
Joe Geiaeer
Sas
Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher
Glass—Glass
Auto Wrecking & Junk CO
Smith Electric Company
Nerstere
Conamere
Aves Lite
Batterisa
Cabies
Sendia
Eee
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