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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
4
In a June 8 Lawrence paperReflection on politics and biscuits recalls the era of plenty. It notes Mr. Daniels's Texas rise and a campaign slogan about passing biscuits as a playful political message. The author suggests a renewed biscuit pledge could boost an election landslide.
A 1948 editorial argues for broader selection of appointees beyond Washington insiders as President Truman shifts top personnel including Fred Vinson to chief justice. It notes liqui dation of the reconversion office and questions the system's handling of labor and politics in Kansas Sixth District congressional race chatter surrounding Frank Carlson’s seat.
The article notes President Truman’s nominee Fred Vinson for chief justice is not seen as a top legal authority yet, but expected to lead the Supreme Court toward stability. It reports a divided court with Liberal and conservative factions and waning public confidence, suggesting Vinson’s talent to work with differing minds could help heal the rift.
A wartime looting story centers on the Hesse jewels in Germany with officers linked to theft. The loot, valued at a million and a half dollars, has been recovered. The piece discusses looting in wars from Napoleonic times to WW II, Italian politics, and bread harvest hopes, noting confidence in a quicker harvest this year.
A historic shift emerges as India’s Moslem League and Hindu groups agree to negotiate with Lord Wavell and the British government. Gandhi approves the plan, princes signal federation, and a constituent assembly would shape a federal constitution amid cautious optimism.
Mrs J B Watkins donated another dormitory for self supporting women students at KU marking a ten year tradition. A rural eighth grade class received awards for perfect attendance from Liberty Memorial High School as Dr James Chubb spoke to 176 students. Dr Naismith and Mrs Naismith set off for Dallas en route to Europe with Berlin events to witness. Ida Carr and Claude Marshall Scott wed in Anthony with Scott serving as county commissioner. A Samuly reunion hosted by the Hadl family in Kaw Valley. E L Haynes and family attended Ottawa University alumni dinner with Brewster and Jenning spouses. Mildred Clark and Ivan Snyder married at the Clark residence. Mrs W W Russ returned from Memorial Hospital after a broken arm. Mrs Harold Brownlee of Chicago visiting Ulrichs in town.
Twenty five years ago Minnie Arta cene Testerman wed Benjamin La Roy Holland at the bride’s parents home. ceremony conducted with family present in a intimate setting.
Forty years ago out of town guests, Frank McCandless of Chanute and Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn of Pittsburg, attend the wedding of Miss Eda Pryor and Arthur Stanley with Alberta Clarke of Sioux Falls also listed. Elsie Barton and Edward Shepherd wed at the Barton home on Tennessee Street with Nelle Potts as maid of honor and Lee Braerton as best man.
The speaker notes that people have lived together peacefully in villages and served in the same forces. He cautions that difficulties will arise as they form a new government and begin moving forward. Yet he believes, despite grievous obstacles, they can eventually succeed.
A survey by the United States Employment Service forecasts a labor shortage in Lawrence with employers needing 740 to 800 full time workers by September 15, contingent on settlement of industrial strife and material availability. This exceeds seasonal grain and potato harvest needs. During the war week 833 applications were made. last week 751. Applications in the past two weeks fall more than one third short of April and early May levels. About 200 percent of last week’s applicants are veterans planning to join IKU for the summer. For the week ending June 7, 171 workers were referred and 178 were hired, with veterans comprising 51 of hires. As of this morning 116 job openings exist, seeking 311 women and 85 men.
Four power deputy foreign ministers agreed on restitution of all property and rights seized by Italy from United Nations nationals. Authorized French source says deputies plan for second Paris meeting of their chiefs opening next Saturday.
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Kansan official council and nine federated associations will gather in Topeka June 25-27, convention chairman Guy Schultz said. About 1,000 county officials are expected to attend the convention, with the meeting decided in a conference of the council's executive committee.
Eudora visitors including Harley Davison and family attended the staff and command school graduation of Major Clif ford Davison at Fort Leavenworth. Decoration day dinner guests included Kansas City residents and relatives, with travel from New Port Beach and Palgerain to visit and help family.
Radio listings show WREN and KMBC broadcasts through the day including schedules for The Barn Dance, Rhythm Riders, Golden Bantam Revue, Eric Smith News, Sports Arena, Church Page, Baseball Scores, and various orchestras and talk shows. Notable items include Sunday night lineups with Charlie McCarthy, Crime Doctor, and Dawn Gardiner, plus hourly newscasts and special musical programs.
A string of social items from Lawrence and nearby towns notes a Monday concert by the K U Symphony Orchestra, a Trinity Lutheran wedding, many out of town funeral attendees, and visiting relatives from Colorado Omaha and Kansas City. Also mentioned are Decoration Day visits, dinners, and ailing Carl Pryger showing improvement.
Listed stations WDAF KMBC WREN broadcast a June evening schedule featuring Armstrong jazz, Crossroads programming, Melodies and Newscasts. The lineup includes orchestral pieces, talk by Vance Oren, Barry Wood and Mendelssohn excerpts, with CBS News and sign offs noted.
A brief note asserts the policy focuses on fair labor charges, minimal tasks, high quality service, and proper equipment maintenance to ensure good repair work. The guidance emphasizes performing only necessary work and maintaining reasonable costs.
KMBC plans a well balanced daytime program from 9 a.m. to evening meal with informative shows like Happy Baits Kitchen and Women's Club, farm talk by Phil Evans, Bob Riley Marketcasts, and audience participation segments. Music blocks and drama are carefully spaced to sustain listener interest.
The Trail Scout story notes Tim West closes the season as The Big Brother Club pauses until July 1. The program will return at 3:30 p.m. with a new format and a focus on youth activities, guest artists, and prize box plans for 40 000 Big Brothers.
The text lists radio acts including Tatham of the Rhythms Riders and Colorado Pete at Rhythmelodic Matinee and Early Bird Jamboree. It notes KMBC personnel Lee Stewart joining Sam Molen and Eric Smith on a sailing lst, mentions Bill Downs' visit, and hints at pre atomic bomb prep coverage. Dial 980 for more.
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