Britain’s Labour party halts European unity push
Western capitals react with shock as Britain’s Labour party calls for delaying further European political and economic union until continental nations adopt socialism. The move strains Schuman plan hopes, prompts questions on sovereignty, and risks injuring Britain’s coal and steel interests amid postwar integration efforts.
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Britain
Schuman
Europe
Attlee
House of Commons
Wiys
United Kingdom
Labor Party
Commonwealth
Lawrence Journal World 1950 Edition Reflected Amid Classified Scrawl
A June 14 1950 Lawrence Kansas page shows garbled lines from ads and notices with scattered prices and rates. It includes references to advertising offices and circulation audits, plus a misaligned religious quotation and a plea about giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-W Journal World
Lawrence
Kansas
Lamwrenes
Esacnam
Reence
Postoffice Problems Highlight Political Interference
A historical discussion cites two main post office issues: improving mail handling and removing politics from management. The Hoover report’s recommendations face resistance as officials curb service to pressure Congress for more funding. Widespread dissatisfaction grows as delays and reduced mail service appear in major cities, with examples of delayed letters and late advance publicity mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Jesser
Hoover
Computasion
Pa- Tennane
Davide
Hoover Commission
Post Office Department
New York City
Journal- World
Washington
Masons to Honor 25 and 58 Year Members at Meeting
Lawrence Masonic lodges plan a joint dinner at the Masonic Temple to award gold and silver buttons for 50 and 25 year memberships. Grand Master Lynn R. Brodrick and H. Herbert Taller will present the honors after the 6:30 dinner, with Kansas Grand Lodge officers invited.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Lodge No
Acacia Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Lynn R. Brodrick
Kansas
H. Herbert Taller
Marshs
Radio Programs on KCMO and WDAF Airwaves Tonight
Radio listings reveal a dense Kansas City schedule with WDAF KCMO WREN and others airing a mix of dramas comedies and news. Programs include Jack Berch Richard Diamond Duffy's Tavern and Johnny Dollar alongside sport and music segments featuring local clubs and amateur hour.
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Wemarenay
Dixie
Ondersheare
Kemo
Halla
Ann
Murray MO
Sherrock Holmes
Rimes
Muaia
Wren
Chanducokes
Kiernan
Aletrich Attomep
Jack
Jones
Marriea
Newacaat
KCMO
Ratner Carelisre
Kaon
KMBC
America
Raitt
Johnny Dollar
Dranet
Kuso
Duffy's Tavern
Gregory Hood
WI0
Kcmo—News
WDAF
Saras
Private Coner
Fran Warren
Neant Kare Ra
Allan Franktis
Rent Controls and Inflation Shape Postwar Housing
A discussion on ongoing rent controls and inflation outlines potential effects on landlords and tenants. It notes that new construction rents will reflect higher building costs, while old properties retain wartime baselines. Congress is cautioned against lifting controls as inflation persists.
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Renta
Congress
Socialist stance on Western Europe coal and iron pooling
The socialist movement rejects a pooling proposal for Western Europe coal and iron as they fear private enterprise would exploit the plan. They argue Russia remains non cooperative and Britain wavers between reliance on private enterprise aid and socialist ideals, creating a triple knot of conflicting interests.
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Britain
Europe
Socialist Povertiist
Atin
Socialist Party
Russia
America
Amerasia Editor Silent Amid Prosecution Quiet on Documents
Philip Jaffe, editor of Amerasia, blocks sharing name and residence with the Segate inquiry into hundreds of confidential military and diplomatic papers found in the magazine’s office in 1945. He faces possible contempt citations as investigators press for truth about the elusive Amerasia documents and the ongoing inquiry. Witness refusals fuel belief that a significant case is developing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerasia
Philip Jaffe
Segate
Les
Amerasin
Jaffe
Topeka Night Club Rules Spark City Debate
Topeka officials review new rules for large city night districts as St Marys Star covers concerns over nightlife and public order. Citizens weigh impact on business, safety, and city growth with stakeholders from local clubs and community groups.
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Topeka
St. Mary's Star
Local notes mix civic data and society events
A Douglas County census variance is reported with 26 421 residents in the county by tax assessors versus 25 136 in the federal tally. A sidewalk project by WEA will start in two weeks. University alumni James L. Postma of Lawrence is youngest life member. Evelyn Swarthout, daughter of D M Swarthout, will recite piano at the New York World's Fair. Miss June Ulm wed Francia Thudium of Baldwin in a Wednesday ceremony with attendants and ushers listed. Family gathering honors Fred Nehrbass descendants and birthday party for a son is noted. Aleene Carter returns from Smith College. Etta Lown and J J Lown visit Mt. Vernon, Miss Maria McMahon. Mrs Henry Werner badly burned when her clothing caught fire due to a discarded trash scene and gasoline in a waste basket exploding.
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Douglan
WEA
University Alumni Association
James L. Postma
Lawrence
Evelyn Swarthout
D. M. Swarthout
June Ulm
Francia
Baldwin
Veraline Ulm
Willian
Lester Scott
Mari Nebrass
Fred Nehrbass
Delbert Green
Foe Son
Junior
Marion Decker
Joyce Bleck
Elen Hungerford
Viola Schaake
Mary Nell Hamilton
Aleene Carter
Moyne Rice
Mary Sisson
Virginis Arnold
Huberta Russell
Rose McColloch
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
Etta Lown
J. Lown
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Maria McMahon
Henry Werner
Twenty Five Years Ago Enrolls Summer Session at KK U
Enrollment for KK U summer session opened yesterday with 1350 students as the city honors dedicate Red Star route from St Joseph Missouri to Fort Worth Texas. Chamber of Commerce luncheon to discuss the event. A surprise gathering at the Country Club celebrated Mr and Mrs J D McNeill who plan to move to Healy next week. Mrs McNeill has served as deputy in the probate judge office for six years. Mrs Rose McCulloch hosted by Miss Hubert Ragnell then left for McPherson. Mrs L H Emmett, formerly Miss Grace Blair, wed yesterday by Methodist high school girls. Present were Miss Cho Rose Josephine Klein Virginia Hutson Esther Johnson Ruth Wellman Emma Emley Thelma Edmonson Josephine Hosford Olive Riother.
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KK. U
McNeill
Rose McCulloch
Mise Huberta Ragnell
Lan
McPherson
L. H. Emmett
Mise Grace Blair
Methodist Sunday School
Blossoming tree marks second bloom in Vinland Forty years ago
In Vinland J Griffis reports a tree bearing both blossoms and walnutsized apples. A Messer infant born at 1324 Pennsylvania Street. Frances and Florence Black depart for summer in the Wear. Aviator J C Mars records a crosscountry Curtiss bi plane flight with engine trouble and repairs, landing rough at times before reaching Kansas City.
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J. Griffis
Vinland
J. A.son
Ij. A. Messer
Pennsylvania Street
Frances Black
Florence Black
Wear
J. C. Mars
Curtien
Mi 1
Garvin
Reid
Lawrence Befors
Kansas City
Topeka
Horizon ta 18 Depicted insect and clues
A crossword style clue list with numbered entries including insects, abbreviations, and various definitions such as a boy's nickname spectral term and ship references, presented in a vertical themed puzzle format with multiple cross references and hints.
Auto Workers Board Clears Vice President Gosser
Detroit June 14 UP The United Auto Workers executive board exonerated Vice President Richard T Gosser of all accusations from an insurgent faction. After a five day investigation the board called the charges reckless and based on rumors gossip and hearsay with no supporting evidence.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Executive Board
Richard T. Gosser
Toledo
Knights of Columbus Elect Officers in Newark Meeting
The Catholic men’s Knights of Columbus group elected officers to take office July 1. Named were chaplain George Towle grand knight Dr John A Albers deputy grand knight Ralph Van Handel chancellor Jim Hausman recorder Charles Sherrick financial secretary Joe Malone treasurer Harry S Sommer warden Harold McAdam inside guard Joe Lesch outside guard Kenneth Neff three year trustee Don Carlos two year trustee George Jennings one year trustee Clayton Stone. Newark New Jersey June 14. Police hunted a man who bit into teeth found embedded in a tree trunk.
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Knights of Columbus
George Towle
John A. Albers
Ralph van Handel
Jim Hausman
Charles Sherrick
Joe Malone
Harry S Sommer
Harold McAdam
Joe Lesch
Kenneth Neff
Don Carlos
George Jennings
Clayton Stone
Sculpture and Silver Display at U of Spooner Art Museum
The U of Spooner art museum Smithing exhibit runs July 15 to August 15 in Thayer hall with director John Maxon announcing. Elden Tefft graduate student supports the display featuring Sphergoid a boy figure that won honorable mention at the Nations Ceramics show in Syracuse. Two other figures Anonmy and Spherou are shown alongside the prize piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Art Museum
Spooner- Thayer Hall
John Maxon
Elden Tefft
Nations
Syracuse
Gullersea
United States
Hoya
Anonmy
Spherou
Plane with Hughes aboard clears harbor landing claim
A twin engine amphibian flown to harbor landings by Howard Hughes aboard last Saturday did not violate laws. Police airport and C A A officials dismissed a resident complaint that the plane flew dangerously low over Long Beach California. Hughes, noted aircraft and film maker, was a passenger.
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Long Beach
Calif
Orune
Howard Hughes
Koreans Honor Yank Brid. Gen Roberts With Plaque Quip
Seoul June 14 Korean officers and men presented a silver plaque to Brig. Gen. William L. Roberts chief of the U S military advisory group to Korea. Roberts quipped I thought we had this damn stuff beaten down. He will leave for Tokyo then Yokohama June 23 for San Francisco and retirement. Professor Emeritus Dies Stillwater OK Professor Emeritus Bob Makovsky of Oklahoma A and M College died at 72. Born in Bohemia in 1878 he came to America at 17.
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Seoul
Korea
Stillwater
Oklahone
Bob Makovsky
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Makovsky
Bohemia
America
Hadacol Promises Relief for Tired Nervous Men
Conway Duncan recounts using Hadacol to combat tiredness nervousness and poor appetite. He credits better sleep appetite and energy after daily doses and recommends Hadacol for anyone with deficiencies Iron and zinc. Trial bottle costs 1.25 with larger sizes 3.50. Photo credit 1984 LeBluns Corporation.
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Mr. Conway Duncan
Rt. 2
Boz 426
Blytheville
Arkenass
Mr. Duncan
Reat
LeBluns Corporcrion
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Joke Sith
Luther N. Lewi Anh
Galo
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Auto Workers Board
Catholic Church
Newark
N. J
K. U
Sculpture and Silver Smithing Art Museum
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Crosby Square
Oxfords
Gordon
Dress Sox
Moss
Brig. Gen. Roberts
Kukla
Fran and
Olle
Roberta Quinlan
Arthur Godfrey
Kay Kyser
Fran
Ollie
Studio One
Wayne King
HANNA
RCA Victor
Motorola
Chevrolet
N.Y
Berman
Conway Duncan
Hadacol
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