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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
4
Chester Howls and Wilson Wyatt unveil a plan to enable industry to reach and sustain full output. They seek a ne phike pledge from organized labor after prior no strike pledges failed. The piece questions the plan’s value as strikes continue and officials call walkouts unofficial.
The Kaw Valley faces a greens push as spinach rivals potatoes in prominence. Kansas papers note spinach potential to rival California and Ozark quality with Kaw River production expanding toward greens. Local editors debate Swiss chard as a worthy rival to potatoes.
The Kansas Electric Power Co. provided space to keep Priebe Poultry and Egg Co. operating after a major fire in Parsons. The community's prompt action, highlighted by The Parsons Sun, shows a strong civic spirit as local utilities and businesses cooperated to prevent disruption and support the local economy.
The exchange of American made trucks for Argentine products is seen as not an American deal but one routed through Russia via lease lend. Argentina ships goods to Russia, bolstering their closer business ties. The development unsettles U S officials who fear long term dissatisfaction as earlier scrap iron to Japan did.
The piece reviews Moscow's counter to Ameri can atomic energy offers, noting distrusts and the risk of long negotiations. It cites Truman's stance on negotiation, the UN commission, and the rival aims of Russia to destroy US bombs versus US willingness to relinquish them after international control is created. It concludes with doubts about cooperation and the broader Cold War tensions.
The Columbus Foods Corporation supplied 1 704 000 cans of peas in the past season. Grant township begins potato harvest with an indicated yield of 100 to 200 bushels per acre. Prices stand at 275 dollars per hundred on board corn. Mrs. W A McAlearney hosts a family picnic for Eunice Hunt Omaha Ned Edith Wolgamott and P W Pennington guests. Mrs Clyde Browning travels to Salmon Idaho. Mr and Mrs Herbert G Allphin plan departure for New York City to sail on the Aquitania June 27.
Twenty five years ago Mrs Ed Replogle of Cottonwood Falls visited Mrs Tanner. Miss Anna Earle spent the day with cousin Miss James of Star and motored to Lawrence. Henry Fizzino and Miss Carrie Havermanor of Linwood wed at bride’s home. Mr and Mrs George Stuart visited Baldwin. Mr and Mrs Clarence Slusser announce birth of a daughter. Cloyd and Jay Hanselman stay with uncle Sam Bucheim at Kanwaka while mother visits California. Earl Armstrong of Bowling Green Ohio visits uncle Beatty Armstrong family. Mrs H E Varnum visits Wellsville. Miss Nellie May Grimm and William Green married at St Paul’s Kansas City. Grimm attended by Q I Hensley Kep Merry Roy Grimm George Jones. Lena Beard will be guest of honor at a shower for upcoming marriage to Earle Richey Clendenning of Kansas City. Will Gorrill left last night for her. Mrs C C Burnett meets children Donald and Katherine returning from St Jose. Miss Louise Blodgett leaves for summer in Deer Lodge Arlene Montana. Mrs Frank Hartman of Overland Park to visit in Lawrence two weeks. Mrs Charles Lathholtz spends day in Lawrence. Cand Waiter and family plan extended visit. Mathering and ton, Pa.
A Kansas Chamber of Commerce meeting heard that inflation could hit veterans hardest as agriculture feels the pinch. Dr. W. F. Grimes warned that economic forces threaten labor, with veterans already bearing much sacrifice. Directors elected include Fred Stein Atchison Topeka John B Neodesha H D Arend M F Gill Wichita Pays Woolwine Prati H Shimlah.
Nuernberg dispatch reports Erika Krebs, a 20 year old German girl, facing trial for the murder of a sergeant. The proceedings note signs of pregnancy and a possible motive tied to a forced exile from Czechoslovakia. The mother and daughter reunited briefly before the court session.
Goodland and Topeka lists include H Briggs W Garden and Krehbiel as directors with Mt Haris and others, spanning Clay Center. The roster features Martin and Fred as cited participants at the gathering led by Topeka and Balderson figures.
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Manhattan Kansas June 23 President Mihon Eisen announced promotions among thirty two Kansas State college faculty members. The list includes new associate professors and other promotions across departments.
Justice Jackson returns to active prosecutorial duties in the United States case, with trials set to proceed in September and verdicts anticipated soon after. The proceedings focus on earlier questioning and witness testimony as the legal process advances.
Local items report discharge of an individual after a year in company with Richard and Mar family. Rosa Barkley to Topeka visit brother Raymond Barkley and family. Lennard Robison to fly to join husband near San Diego then Texas camp en route overseas. Nancy Robison to stay with grandparents Virgil Wood. Dr. Dayton Durbar and Mrs. announce daughter Pat to Robert Tuute. Griffiths wedding in Kansas City at Country Club Christian Church. Omicron Alpha Chi Omega member bride a Baker graduate. Land Club meeting at Mrs. George Hoggett’s home with Miss Julia Miller song and devotional led by Mrs. Philip Miller. birthday gifts for three members Fer, Betty Ehart, Leka McConnell. note mentions trip to Florida.
Radio listings from KMBC and WDAF detail schedule blocks including Deuce Orchestra and When-Hassee programs plus news wraps. Local notices record weddings in Baldwin and Lawrence churches, with attendees from Kansas and Pennsylvania and reception hosts at high street homes.
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