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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1946
Page
4
The Journal-World transcript covers editorials and opinions about Russia, its feared influence, and Western reactions. It notes a cautious view of Soviet conduct, with commentary on alleged deceit and the era’s geopolitical tensions reflected in editorials and public discourse.
United Nations faces debate as Stetlinius removes a key religious policy stance amid calls for detente. Observers note divergent opinions on Rieti’s influence and the ability to prevail through diplomacy. The assembly presses for a clearer state position while examining competent policy shaping amid international relations.
European elections show varied outcomes with communists losing to moderates in France and debates on Italy’s republican future while eastern Europe shows limited freedom. In Douglas county, wheat crop yields match last year but per acre average may drop. farmers increase wheat planting despite a less favorable season.
The piece recalls Marie Antoinette's cake quip and hints at substitutes for bread amid shortages. It notes public figures like Calonel Peron taking office in Argentina and hints at U S response, mentions parking meters in Wichita and a maritime union’s stance, and reports bread weights and bakers' strikes with a wry view of national mood and guidance toward a “more abundant life.”
A fragmented Kansas history notes Coffeyville and northeastern towns as ahead in settlement compared to the southeast. It cites Montgomery county’s 1870 establishment, Osage treaty timing, and upcoming centennial marks for Eryparis and Coffeyville. The piece mentions reshaping counties in the 1880s and identifies Chautauqua and Elk as among the youngest in the state.
Ernest Bevin in the House of Commons denounced Soviet aims to wrap the world in Communism arguing Russia’s security rests on global adoption of its system. He warned Western democracy and Communism are incompatible and urged a balanced path while noting Moscow’s drive to expand influence and potential dangers to peace.
Professor and Mrs J E Hankins sold their home at 2118 New Hampshire street to Roland A De Watteville and will travel with their sons Tom and John David and daughter Margaret to Sate View Washington for visits, then to Oxford Maine to visit Mrs Hawkins parents. Mr and Mrs E F Huddleston celebrate their 25th anniversary on June 7. Mr and Mrs B V Hampton announce the birth of a daughter yesterday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mrs Clarence Smart and sons of Washington DC who had been visiting her brothers Leslie Demeritt Old Belvoir and Fred Demeritt Stull returned home yesterday.
Census figures reveal only a net population increase of 14 since last year. Several local moves are noted: A Enlow family arrives at 1117 Kentucky street from Macksville. Claude Dicker departs for Millerton to oversee an Indian school near Wheelock. Mrs W A Macrubrie and daughter Billoween head to Omaha to join Mr Macrubrie. Maude Lucille Garrett marries William Patterson in Minneapolis on June 1. Catherine Pauline born to J W House Route 7 on June 1.
Verl Sow questions veterans returning home and the governments plea to house them. The writer laments hardships of single veterans and families, criticizing communal housing plans and fears of change. The piece contrasts veterans freedoms with current support, imagining how soldiers would react if they abandoned their posts.
A garbled puzzle page lists clues and partial phrases such as Sea eagles Manutady and Guido's scale. Readers get a vertical themed set of entries with hints to chemicals, animals, and measures alongside fragmented words and nicknames.
A fragmentary editorial voice warns that agitators and radicals risk inflaming a polarized United States. It cites railroad workers leader Mr Waitney threatening to exhaust funds to oppose President Truman and antiwar senators and congressmen, urging restraint amid the heated climate.
The editorial warns of rising radical influence in both parties as coal strikes loom and June primaries approach. It condemns foreign control, government overreach, and calls for Americans to unite, defend the republic, and support decisive action against perceived threats to the nation’s economy and constitutional order.
Western Union to raise rates about 10 percent within 30 days after court action to ease a financial emergency. The Federal Communications Commission approved a one year rate plan and authorized revisions, citing a need to cover operating losses and fund improvements. The decision notes a reported 1946 loss and cites a national war emergency as context for relief.
Radio listings show WDAF WREN KMBC and others with a mix of news, dramas, and music. Notable names include Max Falkenstien and Jack Carson with reports on politics and local affairs. Sprinkled program notes mention candidates for governor and Kansas supreme court.
State Sen. Roy F. Bailey of Topeka and the secretary of state have fled with a candidate file for the Republican nomination in Kansas sixth district Congress race. Bailey is third candidate to file to succeed Frank Carlson of Concordia, the Republican incumbent.
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