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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1946

Page

2

Lawrence Council Approves One Way Alley Traffic Plan

Lawrence city council approves a two street alley traffic regulation in the blocks between Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire and Seventh to Eleventh streets enforcing one way north to south and south to north flow with penalties up to 100 dollars or three months in jail. The meeting also photos memorial burial ground for World Wars I II veterans at Oak Hill and authorizes notes for storm sewers. Fire department adds two WWII veterans Warren K Rogers and Clayton Tow with a day off weekly. aerial ladder truck damaged. two trucks contract awarded to a Dodge dealer. Lyons street paving approved. Leer license revoked for Lewis Trusty. rainfall eases pumping but water supply plans continue. short term notes up to 48000 dollars proposed. fire hydrants request referred to water committee.

Massachusetts Vermont New ‘Hampshire Lawrence Seventh Street Eleventh Street New Hampshire Oakill Norsey-Liberty Post Themerican Legion Fire Department Warren K. Rogers Clayton Tow Dodge Lyons Street Third Fourth Lewis Trusty Water Department Ways and Means Belmont Streets Huidranta Cemetery Road Water Committee

Sally Rand Charms Crowd Then Faces Indecent Exposure Charge

San Francisco police charged Sally Rand with indecent exposure after a fan and bubble dance performance at a nightclub. She was booked as Helen Rack, aged 42, released on 300 dollars, to appear in court. Manager L S Belling dismissed pictures claimed by police and noted murals in the club.

San Francisco Bally Rand City Prison Helen Rack Chicago L. S. Belling Miss Rand Belling

Mission School Speakers Highlight Kansas Conference

Bishop Mondol of India and Mary Shannon will be featured speakers at the third annual Kansas Conference school of missions and Christian education in Baldwin from July 15 to 19. Officers include Rev. Sam Hedrick, Rev. H Rupert, Harold L Soulen, and Mrs James Fox.

Baldwin Shot K Mondol Methodist Church In India Mary E. Shannon Isabella Thoburn College Lucknow Kan‘sas Missions Christian Education Sam Hedrick Baldwin TB Harold L. Soulen Topeka H. Rupert Ola

Draw Time Chart For A Bomb Test Continued On Page 1

The document describes drone retrieval from the test area at Eniwetok and Roi, with safety checks for radioactivity. Navy drones will be recovered by ships and radar control, then observers return to Bikini lagoon in seven waves starting within 24 hours of detonation. Waves include monitors, safety parties, landing craft, firefighting, boarding crews, salvage units, technicians, newsmen, and observers.

Eniwetok Roi Bikini Lagoon

Insurance course draws 150 attendees at KU Memorial Union

About 150 persons from Kansas and nearby areas attend a three day fire casualty and marine insurance course at the Memorial Union building on the University of Kansas today through Thursday. The Kansas Association of Insurance Agents and University Extension sponsor the program with lectures and discussions led by Lee Gemmell and Oscar Reling among others.

Memorial Union University of Kansas Kansas Kansas Association of Insurance Agents University Extension Division Lee Gemmell K. U Gales Oscar Reling New York City Pendleton Miller Corlett Cotton E. C. Buehler Forrest C. Allen Guy Keeler Gordon Kellner Kansas City The Union George Sauer C. Quigley University J.C. Ambrosia Wichita Marine Insurance P. J. Lees Chicago Harry Hoffman Kermit Hill George W. Brewster Topeka EK. B. Dade

Governor Schoeppel to Aid Lawrence Bakeries

Topeka June 25. Governor An drew Schoeppel said he would investigate OPA rulings today over bakery shortages in Lawrence. Rep Edwin F Abels of Lawrence said local bakeries Brinkman Drake Zephyr and Eakin faced shutdown without more baking materials. Abels added Kansas City bakers previously supplied Lawrence, now disrupted, leaving residents without bread for weeks. He planned to confer with H O Davis OPA director to obtain details of refusals.

Topeka Andrew Schoeppel OPA Lawrence Schoeppel Edwin F. Abels Brinkman Drake Zephyr Eakin Abels Kansas City H. O. Davis Wichita

Six Marriage Licenses Issued by Douglas County Probate

The Douglas county probate judge issued six marriage licenses yesterday. Recipients include Earl M. Whitney and Irene Hullinger of different states, Ralph Linstrot with Agnes Rapp in Lawrence, Johnny Robert O Berg with Elva Ruth Abel from Temple and Riverside couples, Jake Surnell with Mildred Tutt in Lawrence, and Daniel A. Mitchell with Gloria Mae Jackson from Lawrence and Kansas City.

Douglas County Earl M. Whitney Los Angeles Calif Irene Hullinger St. Louis Ralph. Linstrot Agnes Rapp Lawrence Johnny Robert O’berg Temple Tex Elva Ruth Abel Eudora John J. Visnosky Riverside Dorothy Dale Roberta Oakland Jake Surnell Okmulgee Okla Mildred Tutt Daniel A. Mitchell Gloria Mae Jackson Kansas City Kan

Truman Expected to Sign OPA Bill Amid Compromise Provisions

Conferees endorse a 30 day revisit price adjustments for remaining unpriced goods under a compromise OPA bill. Substantial food subsidy limits are set at 1.0 to 1.1 billion dollars with final caps tightening to 624 million for the current year. House leaders push swift action while President Truman’s veto risk remains uncertain.

OPA Senate House Barkley

Approve Loan to Plan Lawrence City Garage

The Federal Works Agency at Kansas City approved an interest free loan to plan the Lawrence City Garage work. Lawrence voters approved a $51 000 bond in a special April 2 election. The federal funds cover planning only. construction funds would come from a city or county bond issue. Harold Fisher reports a check for planning the garage was received. The bond issue for the new garage was found invalid and the council will seek state legislative validation.

Federal Works Agency Kansas City Law Lawrence Harold Fisher

Wheat yield 6 bushels per acre reported near Winfield

Josh Wallace reported a GP-A wheat yield of 6 bushels per acre from an 11 acre field in the South Bend neighborhood south of Winfield Kansas. The land had grown alfalfa for several years prior to the current crop.

Winfield Kan South Bend Josh Wallace

KU summer recreation program announces varied activities

University of Kansas summer session advertises a week long schedule of evenings with dances at Robinson Gymnasium, color homecoming film showings, intramural leagues, and sports including golf tennis horseshoes and badminton. Prizes include a sterling silver baseball and individual trophies. Reginald Strait directs the playground with facilities listed across campus.

Kansas Breezes Kanasas University of Kansas Robinson Gymnasium Lynn Craig Skyliners E. C. Quigley Fowler Grove Henry Shenk K.U. Physical Education Department K.U Hubert G. Foster WO Pam Potter Lake Memorial Union Hoch Haworth Halls Reginald Strait

Fire at Ferry House on Staten Island Kills Three

A massive nine alarm blaze destroyed the St. George ferry house on Staten Island. Three people died and 32 were felled by smoke while 14 were hospitalized. About 500 passengers had just been evacuated before flames halted ferry service to Manhattan. Fire crews from Brooklyn and Manhattan converged, with Holland tunnel detours to reach the scene.

New York Staten Island St. George Ferry House Brooklyn Lower Manhattan Manhattan Holland Tunnel Hudson River New Jersey Kenign

Lawrence Notes Mix Cheer And Weather In A Summer Saga

A Lawrence column blends humor from Tom Collins with civic talk on hometown cooperation. Fireworks legality, cirrus sun halos, and trash container proposals highlight city life, while Orville Wright’s back injury limits travel and wedding news adds local color. A June 25 federal employment note ends the fragment.

Byrnes Molotov Hold Private Confab on Trieste Pace

At Luxembourg palace Byrnes and Molotov met privately then joined a council session with no agenda. Reported progress on Europe peace, possible focus on Trieste. Senator Connally said some progress was made but gave no details. Molotov also met Barnes privately at the American hotel.

Paria James F. Byrnes V. M. Molotov Luxembourg Palace Foreign Ministers Council Europe Trieste Byrn Molotov Barnes Tom Connally Tex

Deaths and Funerals for Dave Dodson in Emporia

Dave Dodson died at 66 in Emporia hospital. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Emporia with graveside rites at 12:30 p.m. at Memorial Park cemetery led by Rev. Alfred J. Beil. He lived near Lawrence before moving to Emporia 20 years ago and is survived by wife Lola Dodson, three stepchildren, and several siblings and nieces and nephews.

Dave Dodson Emporia Memorial Park Cemetery Alfred J. Beil Douson Lawrence Lola Dodson Maw Willer Donald Simrock Denver Colo John Simrock Seattle James Rufe Dodson Allen Dodson Los Angles Calif Ben Dodson Noble Kla Thomas Dodson Pasadena Lucille Switzer Kansas City J. D. Knight el Dorado J. D. Brooks

U S Loses Fight for News Freedom in Romania

Acting Secretary of State Acheson said the United States failed to win relief for Reuben Markham of the Christian Science Monitor after Soviet and Romanian officials rejected protests over his expulsion. He noted US objections were registered in Moscow and Bucharest a month earlier but were denied.

Washington Acheson Russia United States Romania Reuben Markham Christian Science Monitor Markham Moscow Bucharest Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Market News Marks a Glance from New York to Kansas City

Market notes from New York on stocks and cotton with Declines and rises. Kansas City livestock report shows cattle, calves, hogs and sheep trading mixed with firm hogs and steady to uneven lamb values. Grain and hay markets in Kansas City and Chicago reference futures and spot prices, with receipts and market tone described.

New York New Orleans Kansas City USDA

Market Notes on White Stock and Poultry Prices

California long whites show weak demand as market weakens. Kansas and Missouri reports mix with generally good quality. butterfat and poultry prices vary with hens, springs, and toms showing uneven trends. Overall steady to soft sentiment with limited buying activity and light trade volume across commodities.

Mand California Kansas City Egen Springs Roar

Industrial stock totals show small gains and losses

The market opened with mixed results as many favorites faded after initial advances. By close, declines dominated with modest gains seen in Republic Steel and several others. Transfers neared 900,000 shares as rails and auto names fluctuated amid varied quarterly payments. Entities mentioned include Republic Steel, Toungstown Sheet, Fethlee, Goodrich, International Harvester, Parke Davis, Texas Santa Fe, Southern Railway, Atlantic Coast Line, John Manville Land Union Carbide, Chrysler, General Motors, U S Rubber, Goodyear, Montgomery Ward, Douglas Aircraft, Electric Power & Light, Anaconda, American Smelting, General Electric, and Westinghouse.

Raite Industriata Frage Tne Republic Steel Toungstown Sheet Fethlee Hen Goodrich International Harreaster Parke Davia Texas Santa le Southern Rathway Atlantic Coast Line Vnte Land Union Carbine Chrysler General Motors Rubber Gowlyrar Montgomery Want Douglas Aircraft Electric Power & Licht Anaconda American Smelting General Electric Westeinghouse

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Sally Rand India Bishop Mondol Mary Shannon School of Missions W Vinson Fred Vinson U. S White House Dean Lawrence Groner District Court of Appeals Clark Clifford Vinson Belle Vinson Hughes Huntington W. Va Lawrence Bakeries Journal-World Plaes Truman Lawrence City Garage Acre Conference Committee Interior Department Democrats Indianapolis Clifford Townsend Hartford City Indiana Douglas County District Court Forrest B. Eads Alvina S. Eads Tom Collins Collins Art Weaver Eldon Wotan Hesper Tegal Massachusetts Street Orville Wright Wright Wilbur Kittyhawk N.C Margaret Steeper J. C. Pine California Hot Springs Pine Will Johns’ Rock Garden Nanate Secretary of Labor Packet Coast Alameds Cull Byrnes Sension Gar Kanaas Neha L& A Kanena City Ap-Hda Taroes Wall Street Irentamiy Dewer Luc Mever Denis x aMmung Beth Steel Er Corp Corm du Pont Elec Abc Hercules Kennecott Siena Round Corner Dreg Store Ta Seme Investment Co Lawrence Kansas Lawrence Loan & Finance Co Ins Arut Varsity RENCE
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