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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1947
Page
4
Report mixed with unrest as some miners walk out in protest against a new labor bill while others stay at work under union pressure. Government action, past union leadership troubles, and regional responses color the response. Quotes and weather notes conclude the item.
Indian representatives, including Nehru and Gandhi allies, debate partition terms at a United Nations session in Lake Success. The All-India Congress and Muslim League factions seek a nonviolent, negotiated settlement while tensions along the borders and within Indian society loom large, with leaders mindful of religious and political dynamics.
A historical overview traces the move from animal and human labor to mechanical and electrical energy. It notes 1900 as a pivot point when machines surpassed animal power, highlights Edison era output, and cites rising productivity, lower costs, and wage growth driven by invention, science, enterprise, and better tools amid industrial progress.
Three Republican senators from New Hampshire Michigan and California called for a full scale investigation into reports that the United States redeemed millions of dollars in German occupation money printed by Russian authorities. They said plates and tap marks were supplied by American officials and questioned how the money was printed distributed and redeemed. The panelists emphasized public entitlement to know how such currency entered U S channels and the scope of any planned or completed redemptions.
Reported confusion surrounds the Mirsburg Poachers College project labeled a darnitory at the college. Officials claim delays due to federal and public health orders, with review of air frame safety and access procedures underway.
A collection of radio program listings shows segments on WDaAF U15 WREN 1250 KMEC sH0 and other stations. Entries reference hosts like Jack Carson Dinah Shore and Danie, with event notes for June 10 and 11, including Evening shows, dinners, bands, and talent segments across multiple stations.
Politicians gauge public sentiment through special congressional elections. Republicans won in Washington State's third district, backing Truman foreign policy and tax and Tabor revisions. The Democrat on the left, allied with Wallace forces, failed to unite enough support. The result suggests broad public reception of labor and tax positions nationally.
Frank K Cree donn housing expeditor forecast a million homes this year if federal controls stay. The committee sees signs of housing activity but predicts changes in building material and costs. They urge stripping the expediter of the post as not producing results.
The article notes a shift in vacation trends toward tranquil getaways away from city noise. Transportation and travel services prepare for a surge in travel as people seek undisturbed scenery, with many opting for quieter destinations closer than distant peaks.
The trash boxes are back after years of absence and residents must relearn their use. A passerby placed a paper cup in a box, recalling bygone care for gum wrappers and cigarette stubs. The town should look better once boxes are routinely used again.
Eleven Yokohama Japanese were fined between 20000 and 30000 yen for unlawfully buying American cigarettes. The messy OCR notes reference lingering smoking bans, sports misstatements, and a brewery fire in England where 480000 bottles exploded, with nostalgic remarks about domestic production.
In this essay AMUEL B. PETTENGICL argues civilization advances by moving hard work from people to machines. He contends mechanization lowers costs and poverty more effectively than welfare or politics, and that living standards depend on available mechanical horsepower driving industry and daily life.
J B Lippincott of Los Angeles was a guest at Mrs W E Tenny's during commencement to attend the 50th reunion of his class. Lester Scott underwent a mage operation Monday morning. Prof and Mrs A T Walker left Tuesday for Newfane Vermont. Mr and Mrs J S Stover will drive to Daling Texas to visit their son Rolland Stover and family for two months.
Miss Edith Evans hosts a Minchaha Camp Fire Circle gathering from twenty five years past reimagined as a yesterday afternoon event. Virginia Quinlan and Margery Gaunt entertain with a tea party for Miss Dorothea Engel, ahead of her Monday wedding. Katherine Stuart, daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Stuart, to graduate Tuesday from Rogers Hall Lowell Massachusetts.
Forty years ago Mrs J W O Bryon sprained her back when the O Bryon car swerved in a deep rut near Robinson Rum on the KU campus. A horse frightened by the morning light threw Mrs David McCloud in North Lawrence. Social events include dinners hosted by Rand and Guy Bigsby and visits from Californians L F Hughes and family. Lucille Evans spoke at the Christian Endeavor convention in Kansas City. Elizabeth Strickler visits from Glendale Ohio. A human arm was found torn from a body in a churn in a 900 block Massachusetts Street basement. the churn vanished with its contents days later.
Dr. 10 Relief MPuffep 12 Royal Inlian family name 14 Learning 16 Poker stake 19 Decay 20 Seat anew 22 Indian timber 7 Staggers 7 Leathe thong. 24 Heron 29 Universal language 30 Continually 31 Benumbs M4 Pastime 24 Taut 39 Mustering mammal 40 Bitter vetch 41 Allotment 46 Fish 47 Filip 49 Disembark 50 Accomplishes $1 He is an expert on malaria- $3 Platform 58 Expunge 5qCut VERTICAL 15hackie 2 Girl's name 3 Electrical unit Remove Withered 6 Gens of shrubs 7 Parent 8 Greek letter 6Melt down 12 Work units 14 Classify 13 Bone 17 Story 14 Former 29 Rechiner 21 Perfidy
Firemen respond to a Charleston alarm after reports of steam from a shower. A tailor shop owner fined for refusing inspection. boiler certified fit for a $3 annual certificate. Kansas City council debates limits on miniature aircraft operations and field fencing in parks. Rotary convention mystery involves two Lyle Browns from Pacific Telephone and Southwestern Bell. Tornado count cited as 139 annually in the United States.
Topeka housing officials say many builders and applicants misunderstand recent relaxations in the Veterans' Housing Program. Permits for new houses are discontinued from June 1, and floor space limits rise from 1500 to 2000 square feet with bathrooms no longer restricted. Non residential work remains limited though small job allowances increase, and rent control allows a $5 monthly rise per $21,000 spent on improvements.
A Wichita branch official announced that ration credit through trade channels has replaced ration bank accounts. The national order closes accounts for retailers, industrial and institutional users, and wholesalers, affecting thousands of entities across Kansas. Burglars may face long vacation after stealing 1500 dollars in fishing and hunting gear from Jerry's Army Navy Store in Salem.
A fragmented Baldwin news item recounts local family ties with many names from the Oe Leeie Han and related households. It notes a church service, a baptism, and a memorial week with visits to Topeka and Lawrence, plus an operation for a local patient and a lightning fire damaging a residence late in the week.
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered names and places such as Valin, Listerie, Yor op ponds, and individuals like Jarton and Niele Wanela. The text resembles a partial public notice or memo with multiple unclear references and incomplete sentences.
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