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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1947
Page
4
A compact wartime style notice notes public authority and citizen reaction. It juxtaposes regimentation with liberty, citing Proverbs and reflecting a community read of governance. The piece frames welfare concerns as a shared duty and a test of democratic values.
The federal house fell short by ten votes of the two thirds needed to pass the tax reduction bill over President Truman's veto. The senate shows no rush to vote as the veto stands, leaving high income tax rates in place. The burden remains on working people, including veterans and returning servicemen, who helped win the war and seek relief in peacetime.
A summary of debate over union spending on political influence. The article notes figures suggests unions devote large funds to sway elections and policy, while manufacturers face more scrutiny for similar tactics. It questions accountability and advocates for oversight of such expenditures.
The speech argues gifts to the University of Kane bolster education beyond legislative funding. More money raises expectations and responsibility for educators to improve learning in a growing, complex society. Higher demand for qualified teachers exists, and current measures show progress yet the college system remains stressed and challenged to meet public needs.
Reports from parts of the state describe the rear of the ear-locust and other pests in evidence. The last alarm yielded little, but earlier outbreaks caused damage. Green bugs and the Hessian fly harmed western wheat counties while chinch bugs are also present.
A cautious review notes how 560 plus princely states, ruled by autocrats, may drive India toward self-government. Many minor rulers resist change, while powerful states like Hyderabad and Travancore hint at declaring independence or aligning with Hindustan or Pakistan. The piece warns of potential strife and the central role of the Congress in shaping outcomes.
An article reports Sulyok facing a hostile audience as he and a young United States newsman are jeered during a protest scene in Hungary. Police guard the crowd while readers and officials witness a tense confrontation tied to the resignation of Premier Ferenc Nagy and alleged communist influence. A photographer is struck by a heckler as Sulyok denounces interference and a nationalist mood grows. In a separate note, the Karva family marks a swan song of service as Anton Karva retires after 80 years and son John enlists.
A garbled radio log lists WDAF 6 WREN 120 KRNBC RFKU iMo and Weerenday Evening with Jack Carson. It mentions acts including Rhythm and a segment about “Art of Naming Heirs” and a TMation Pease.
In the June 18 1947 Lawrence Daily Journal World a report notes rumors of imminent war between the United States and Russia being circulated in Germany with authorities vowing arrests. The piece discusses how rumors spread via congressmen flagged by war monger allegations while denying any real basis for conflict. It comments on fertile ground for rumor mongering amid postwar unrest. It references the Frankfurt mayor ordering arrests to curb rumors amid the tense climate and notes similar patterns appearing in the United States.
A fragmentary meditation contrasts platypuses with modern life. The creatures resist human crowds and umbrellas, curling into themselves when exposed to civilization. The piece hints that mutual disdain may exist as platypuses avoid living in a world shaped by people.
The column questions whether John L Lewin will obtain the mine safety measure he demands and whether the Lewin union aids enforcement. It cites a recent Allinoia dictator disclosure showing lax union oversight despite claimed miner welfare, suggesting safety talk outweighs action. Mayor Curley loses rehearing on mail fraud conviction, creating city hall embarrassment. American relief to Hungary advances despite a red coup, urging readers to study the papers.
Mr and Mrs B Murphy Route 3 announce birth of a son with reception for Nancy Wilson of Horton activities include upcoming marriages such as Noble Sherwood Jr and Nancy later. Mrs James Mott hosts luncheon for Betty’s birthday with invited guests listed. Bids for a Pinckney Park house for tourists and a later pool project to be discussed by the city commission. Various engagements and showers: Bernice Grimaley to Howard D Ege, Flavia Maloney and J S Tobler honor Miss Mable Griffith, Thorn Tin Egger born to A F McClanahan couple, and more social events across local families.
The page details two car incidents, a parking violation crackdown in Seattle, and a humorous scene among residents. It also notes a Spokane dispatch about June 15 reporting Hiramy R. Gale, a 16 year old Civil War veteran, presiding at a Washington Alaska Grand Army of the Republic convention and nominating himself.
Charles Wesley Haas born August 1881 near Kansas died in his home after a long illness. Survived by four brothers and six sisters living in Nevada California and Texas. Funeral services were held at the Assembly of God in the May afternoon with Reverend officiating at Dark cemetery.
A garbled description explains a process for removing stains from milk, oats, cream, meat, and cheese using pepsin. The method involves applying pepsin powder, dampening with water, letting it act for about thirty minutes while keeping the fabric elevated, then sponging and rinsing.
Puzzle clues mix across a grid with horizontal and vertical entries. Several entries reference capitals, chemical terms, adjectives, and historical notes, forming a word-fill style puzzle page with scattered definitions and cross references.
Fragmented OCR row presents a list of lexical items and numbers. The reader encounters terms like Sorrow Chilly Ocean Guide's scale and Swine conference alongside numerals. The text resembles a crossword style clue grid or index with scattered phrases and numeric references.
Veterans and their advocates including Ada ts pred aration fore and Sherwin Derby Lawrence VA today urged early enrollment planning. They warn crowded deadlines and advise making arrangements soon to secure certificates and benefits from National Service by Insurance policies. The deadline is imminent.
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