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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1952

Page

4

Flag Day Reflections and National Policy Debate

Lawrence edition recalls Flag Day roots and the flag as a symbol of freedom and power. It surveys Eisenhower’s Abilene address aligning with Republican policy statements on foreign policy, taxes, and government roles, plus Truman’s steel seizure stance and Taft Hartley law debates.

Abilene Eisenhower Congress Republicrs National Committee Coffeyville’ Journal Mocow Brannan Ceterard Mauris Truman

Kansas Shows Lowest Draft Rejections in Nation

Kansas records the smallest draft rejection rate at 20.6 percent, while South Carolina leads at 62.2. Montana follows Kansas with 20.9 percent. The piece argues Kansas youths are fit for military service and peaceful pursuits, stressing the state’s stake in national policy decisions and the value of letting young people serve their time in peaceful ways.

Kansas South Carolina Montana

Heat Wave Impacts Crops and Work Pace Across the Midwest

A heat wave affects crops and worker efficiency as the region endures a dusty, scorching spell. The text notes people adapt by conserving energy and planning effort for peak times, with many enduring the hot season as the days grow intensely hot.

Atchison

Old Home Town Couples Tie the Knot in Family Home

Old Home Town reports a wedding at the bride’s parents home for Miss Alice Ann Jones and Dr Wayland A Stephenson. The scene includes a dancing party hosted by the Jones family and notes on guests and other local engagements, birthdays, and faculty changes at Kansas University.

Alice Ann Jones J. O. Jones Wayland A. Stephenson Calif C. C. Avey Clarence J. Tinker Forney Dtasseltinet Tate Midway Ernest H. May Dorothy Robert FE. Pine USNR Albert R. Pine Shirley Jean Pontius Harold Pontius Dennis Darlene Stone aJnice Jeannine Stone Anita Sue Burton’ Pontius Molly Nancy Tommy” Dixon Tody Youngberg Valera LaMunyon Martha Kay Hammig Dean Pontius

Conference wordplay shades the Panmunjom talks

Fragmented remarks from observers note a rare moment of argument at Panmunjom with generals MacArthur Clark and Kim Il Sung referenced. The piece suggests brinksmanship and a conference as an outlet for aims, while calling for restraint amid ongoing hostilities and a city revival in Wichita.

Oxtaneman Panmunjome Driva

Barbs by Bal Cochran on May Fever and Napa Champagne

A fragmented column by Bal Cochran questions May fever remedies and suggests champagne as a home remedy. The piece playfully wonders how restaurants will respond and hints at a playful critique of current trends.

Untidy OCR fragments describe a game event

Fragmentary text mentions shirts and a game, with unclear names or dates. No coherent actions or outcomes are discernible.

New Books at County Library Display June Week

The county library shelves will welcome new titles during the week of June 16 with public viewing invited. Books enter circulation the following Monday and include The Duke of Gallodora by Aubrey Menon 1952 and The People of the Deer by Farley Mowat 1952 among others.

Gallodora Aubrey Menon Deer Farley Mowat Canada C. S. Cody Edwinn Tunis Donald Wetzel E. L. D. Seymour U. S Waller _ Baxter

Connecticut Tour RORIZONTA 1 Connecticut 'mm State

Connecticut state themed puzzle entries list various clues with answers including state symbols and related terms. Includes references to World War I, numbers, and several short definitions.

Connecticut

Lord Alexander says Red push in Korea would fail

British defense chief Lord Alexander warned a renewed Communist offensive in Korea would suffer terrific losses and likely fail to break through. He said UN forces could advance toward the Yalu River on the Manchurian border but only with heavy casualties.

Lord Alexander Korea Alexander U. N Yalu

Possible to Reap 300 Million Bushel Crop

Kansas could reach 300 million bushels of wheat this year says Leonard Schruben of Kansas State College. He cites Agriculture Department June forecasts showing a 6 percent underage likelihood, with a June prediction of 283,764,000 bushels and a possible total near 300,789,840 bushels, noting the state record was 286,52,000 bushels in 1847.

Manhattan Kansas Leonard Schruben Kansas State College Department of Agriculture Schruben

Means of Producing Food To Keep Up With Growth

Scientists in Manhattan described using radioactive isotopes from atomic energy to measure mineral digestion in animals. University of Tennessee expert Sam L. Hansard said this technique could boost meat and feed efficiency, increasing production and economy in feed lots and the national food and feed supply.

Manhattan Sam L.hansard University of Tennessee

Busiest Dragonfly in New York

A dragonfly swerved in front of five year old Rose Appice causing her to bump her mother Marie Appice who stumbled into a scene where two pots of molten lead used by a cable splicing crew spilled. Lead splashed on three people requiring hospital treatment.

New York Rose Appice Marie Appice

Flight to England by 20 bombers announced

The air force will send 20 Convair B-38 bombers on a round trip training flight to England next week. The planes will depart Carswell Air Force Base Fort Worth Texas about Wednesday, flying a few minutes apart and returning about ten days later.

Washington Air Force England Carswell Air Force Base Ft. Worth Tex

War debt payment keeps Finland from default record

Finland has sent the United States 3142,127.18 to retain its status as the only country never to default on repayment of World War I aid. The payment preserves Finland’s record in the postwar debt settlement.

Free United States Congress Republic Washington Finland U. S

Radio Program Lineup Sunday Schedule

A fragmented broadcast listing for KMBC WREN WDAR WDAF and other stations outlines programs across the day. Mentions include news segments, weather, music, concerts, and talk shows with various hosts and topics.

KMBC Mews Owdar—Dewnhewers A - America Wren—Navy Mosia Truman WDAF Guneem Actry Easbero Ralph Fiver Fai Judy Canora Eisenhower A Wda Omer Vaughn Mostoe Adelphus Oreh Jack Valyear Fin Arts Wren Thorne Rani Thanier Pearson Irma Chorallare NMBC Hymalioe IBC Caroline Elta Bryant Wrem Sureas Hilltop ABC News

Television schedule jumble stirs local viewing doubts

Fragmented notes from a identified TV guide list planned programs across June dates. Entries mention Friends Irma 446 Paul Whiteren, Karnival, Parise Parla citizen, City Government, Theater, Future shows, and several time slots including 11:00 and 11:15 with titles like What's My Name and Ford Fastivel.

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