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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1946

Page

2

Senate Banking Committee Approves Amended Price Control Bill

Washington June 6 The senate banking committee approved a drastically amended price control extension bill to extend controls to June 30 next year. The panel, split and without a record vote, proposed curtailing the measure with a decontrol board and reduced subsidies, while restoring agriculture controls and ending new price items. Major features include ending control on livestock and farm products, a nonOPA decontrol board, repeal of the map price order, and cut subsidies from 2.0 billion to about 1.1 billion with no food subsidies after May 1 1947.

Washington Senate Banking Committee Senate Barkley Bia Millikin R.cole Banking Committee Chamber Wagner D.-N.y Althe Teman House Chester Kawies Secretary of Agriculture OPA CFA OLA

May rainfall sets state record with scattered heavy totals

Topeka reports Western Kansas received the most rain in two years, with eastern areas showing 3.54 inches on average and Junction City totaling 10.45 inches. Dodge City had the least at 1.56 inches, while May was the coolest since 1985 with overall state temps about three degrees below normal.

Topeka Kansas S. D. Flora Oshorme Russell Junction City Dodge City Bay Preyacoke Tribune John Bull John Arbuthnot

Musical America polls name top on air artists at University Concert Course

The third annual Musical America poll ranks performers heard on the University Concert Course. Marian Anderson tops Women Occasionally Heard, James Melton leads Men Regularly Heard, with Casadesus, Iturbi, Rubinstein top pianists. Heifetz, Kreisler, and Francescatti lead violinists. E Power Biggs leads organists.

Musical America Iladys “Swarthout Marian Anderson Helen Praubel Hoth James Melton Robert Casadesus Jose Iturbi Artur Rubinstein Heifetz Kreisler Francescatti Kurbi E. Power Biggs Hoch Auditorium Kansas American Guild of Organists

Little Legislature Drops County Officials Salary Review

Topeka June 6 The Kansas legislative council voted to drop consideration of salary adjustments for county officials. Rep Lutz chairing finance committee said rising cost of living may affect future pay and no salary scale could be set now. The report left open a temporary upward revision for 1947. Abele and Holmstrom proposed studying sales tax collection to avoid duplication and rewarding timely tax reports with a 2 to 3 percent deduction. A general school transportation law was also slated for drafting.

Topeka Kansas Legislative Council Lutz Sharon Springs Finance Edwin F. Abele Lawrence John A. Holmstrom Randolph

Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Nearby

Multiple obituaries and funeral notices across Kansas and Missouri with details on survivors, service locations, dates, and times. Mrs. Sarah Leary Rumsey of Kansas City, Dr. John M. Rumsey of San Diego, and other relatives are listed, alongside Willard Mose Samuels in Tucson and Mrs. Charles W. Sparr in Florida.

Sarah Leary Rumsey Kansas City St. Luke's Hospital Stein and McClure Gilham Plaza Oak Hill Cemetery Emil B. Frye John M. Rumsey Lynn Rumsey San Diego Calif Earnest Leary Lawrence Willard Samuels Williard Mose John L. McCurdy J. Frank McCurdy John L. McCondy San Die-Ge iDarelock Mely Estella Wildar Lawrenes

KU Juniors Initiated Into Sachem Honorary Fraternity

Eight University of Kansas junior men were initiated into Sachem, the men's honorary, during a candlelit ceremony on Mt. Oread. New members include George Caldwell, George Worrall, James Waugh, Richard Hollingsworth, Donald Ong, Owen Peek, Arthur Partridge, and Pylon Schuerman. Hollingsworth is chief sachem, Schuerman chief warrior, Ong secretary-treasurer. Ceremony featured ceremonial Indian blankets, headbands, and Dakota fire ritual revival open to the public.

University of Kansas Sachem Hock Mt. Oread George Caldwell George Worrall James Waugh Richard Hollingsworth Donald Ong Owen Peek Arthur Partridge Pylon Schuerman Lot Hollingsworth Schuerman Warrior Ong

Housewife Confesses Sugar On Hand Under Wartime Rationing

Lawrence letter reveals a housewife admitted having five pounds of sugar when ration books began. The confession follows an earlier request to declare sugar on hand, aiming for accuracy in wartime sugar allocations. The item precedes local notes on a baseball guest night, chiggers and oats, extreme heat, and garden blooms.

OPA Price Administration

KU plans summer admissions and orientation schedule

University of Kansas will accept summer session applications through registration days June 20 to 22. Registrar James K. Hitt notes no rejections among the first four admission priority groups including Kansas veterans and high school graduates. Undergraduate entry on June 18 precedes a three day orientation, with classes starting June 24 for the eight week term. Also a curious note mentions a house at a four corner meeting point of Utah Colorado Arizona and New Mexico.

University of Kansas James K. Hitt Kansas K. U Hitt

Officials Boost Expectation of Argentina Recognition

Washington officials say they expect Argentina to be recognized by the Reds. A Soviet delegation visited Buenos Aires around Peron’s election, signaling Moscow’s aim to bolster influence and security by formal diplomatic ties.

Washington Wey Soine Kuselan Lavy Peron Argentina Inau Ted Teron

Long obituary fragment from Oak Ridge area newspaper

Fragmentary obituary notes a Mrs Provck ton and Mr Brad Teotiquewort of Topeka, detailing family members, services, and a funeral scene with many names. The text references a large family, community members, and several individuals linked to a memorial tradition, though many lines are garbled.

Perafy Elerted Hebl Brad Teotiquewort Topeka Leon Bellanie Serviers Mra Provck Menitey Vas Bet Ernie Erg Mienil Grant Tesa Faruy Wong Bere Seg Nas Feniyi Tani Rome Erwin Mr den Shewie Winnan Clausterer Peter Bert Simers Bloward Gey Cope Charlie Hireted Shaw Sul Cedhert Suniadis Font

Woodstock church service attendance and harvest notices

A Woodstock church service report notes attendance at a MeLouth Merhadtier church event with Ryan as superintendent speaker. The gathering featured a strong turnout, with a solemn scene described and plans for 1845 functions announced. Farmers discuss planting progress and wheat expectations as the community prepares for summer work. The November drive to the home of Mrs Jel KE Wereltiee involved a gathering of about 40 members on Mix 28.

MeLouth Merhadtier Ryan Distri Apeak Hainverk Reine Remiantier Paviene Conser Nobenbarhood Crete Jel KE Wereltiee Arnt Schael Hag Ft Pitens Jon Poetical

Market News and Wedding Notices From Local Ledger

The page blends livestock market reports from Kansas City Hay Market with receipts and cattle prices, followed by social notes on upcoming weddings and local gatherings. It records Beecher Countys and Lawrences communities with names like Opal Wei, Mrs Champion, Miss Lenora Ether, Rev. G. cent, and Laing family, detailing a May wedding and home arrival.

Whi Singh Opal Wei Tven Gerd Nthe Atu Tae Wei Ant Dom Blackard Otter Rajariver Ie Geanie Stevens Menauth Nhe Wit Fos Tysing Marie Lawrences Sanders Robert Bhast Wellman x Harry S A Laing Mra Lawrence Rev. G. Cent Laine Laing Tie Zwak Berne Milas Jean Nunsas Cire Chyria Robert Dim Pauline Zook Aloth Gea Laing Robert Laing Dauacter Linda Howant Taine Walter Stina David Laren

Unclear fragmented market text with produce and prices

Fragmented OCR style notes list produce items such as potatoes eggs butter poultry and turkeys with scattered prices and receipts. Mentions Kansas City produce and New York references, but many words are garbled. Summary cards capture dominant items and vendor terms while preserving uncertain phrases.

Kansan City Kansas Turkar Ve Bene Tom Turkeys Ruinens Furmbo New York

Central Southern Pacific Names and Localities Noted

Fragmentary OCR lists entities including Central Southern Pacific Northam Bethlehem and phrases such as Teas On Wyan oeca and Aster acne roy fedne as Acreraty Abgarta. Keane ake art.

Central Southern Pacific Northam Bethlehem Teas On Wyanoeca Aster Acne Roy Montasenery Acreraty Abgarta Keane Ake

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