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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1947
Page
4
President Truman backs a new rent measure aimed at balancing rights of renters and owners, easing controls where not needed, and reducing distortions in housing investment. The plan expects to end harsh rent rules that discouraged investment and address shortages affecting families, while preserving protections in an adjustment move.
The record reports a 1823 Monday June 23 item noting discussions in a legislative body about delaying votes and the meaning of actions. It questions the value of prolonged debate and the reach of rhetoric as a public record, with unclear details about attendees or outcomes.
The text outlines uncertain postwar alignments in Western Europe and the Soviet Union. It mentions possible moves toward social and political agreements, with references to Germany and the United Nations, and hints at Western, Allied, and Soviet obstruction influencing peace efforts.
Radio guide lists WHAF A WRES AMAC KER broadcasts with music talk and weather notes for June 28. Station listings mention evening segments and a power of 3 OME and Mire Wat Ave ty.
The Chicago Tribune renews its push for a speedy U.S. return of occupation forces in Germany amid mixed views on duration. The piece notes Truman era questions, Marshall's economic recovery plan, and Britain France discussion with William Clayton in London, aiming to ease postwar Europe while Russia’s stance remains sought.
The heated dispute over school reorganization cooled as the legislature allowed a more flexible process. Local initiative gains protection from central decisions, and constructive talks replace controversy. The change signals a shift from centralized control to stronger local self government in districts. Also noted are cautious views on James A. Farley s reminiscences of the New Deal era and the rivalries around F D R.
A fragmented critique of FDR and the Roosevelt name runs through a newspaper debate. The piece notes Colier's controversy with Farley and Pegler on Roosevelt coverage, while acknowledging shifting opinions and the era's evolving political tone.
Seven thousand workers and their families are to be flown from England to Canada to relieve manpower shortages. England is overpopulated while Canada has work awaiting workers. Removal would improve conditions for those remaining and provide opportunities in the new country.
An executive from a department store declares the greatest need in plastics is disposable dishes to relieve housewives of dishwashing work, a remark met with skeptical backlash from consumers.
KU reports record enrollment since June and a packed slate of events across campus. Highlights include changes in leadership roles, grants from federal agencies for science and medicine research, and ongoing campus projects.
The article analyzes whether Soviet participation in the Marshall Plan would undermine Western unity and accelerate communist expansion. It contrasts Western hopes for German and Austrian rehabilitation with Moscow’s aim to expand influence, questioning if Russia would cooperate or pursue broader expansion.
Mrs Ivan Rowe and Mrs Otto Fischer hosted tea for Mrs Robert Mason of Latvia and Mrs Daniels of Pelham New York. Henry Holtzclaw Jr entertained boys for Richard Claassren from Ithaca. Guests included Richard Classeen Jerry Sisson Billy Kopp and others. Mrs Ed Anderson and Miss Minnie Scott attend a Kansas City home economics conference as Red Cross hostesses. Marie Deibel heads to Lake Taney Ozarks. Mrs Callahan and Vera Lear plan a Los Angeles visit. Miss Hazel Lynn spent the day in Endura.
Twenty five years ago the feature The Rosary is shown at Varsity and Bowers this week with players Lewin Stone Jane Nowak Wallace Beery Robert Gordon Eu.
Mr and Mrs George J entertained friends with an evening of cards at their North Main Street home Tuesday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Oberholater, Mr and Mrs Waldo Durr, T Kraettli, Zimmerman and Pringle of 302 Walnut Street. A shepherd dog on the W Broat home Eudora road was killed by lightning. White of Lawrence Hughes wed Sunday in Portland Oregon.
A garbled Meora school event notes Dean Stockton of Seb's recognized amid winter athletics and student awards. Mentions alumni and a donor gift, with references to ceremonies, faculty roles, and campus activities.
A compact puzzle clue set lists horizontal and vertical entries. It includes an army leader in Germany, various wordplay hints, and references to numbers and classic crossword staples.
A fragmented list of cryptic items shows mixed terms including numbers, metals, language notes, and a Norwegian king reference. The sequence resembles puzzle-like entries with partial words and symbols, suggesting a wordplay or code puzzle from an old publication.
Flashes of life fashion note from New York describes trends and items, interwoven with fragmented mentions of individuals and events. The text references burglaries, arrests, and political affiliations with unclear details and dates.
Local Eudora notices describe a busy week with church and library gatherings, student entertainments, and community committee meetings. Highlights include the Eudora Library event, a weekend church appearance, and Mrs Roe’s hosting of guests at the Votaw home.
Beltone of Montana announces a new hearing device approved by the Council of Medicine of the American Association. It features a compact single unit with a separate battery pack and ear wire, designed to be lightweight yet effective. Shae Wrth St Chicago offers a free descriptive booklet and full at home demonstration with no cost.
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