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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1947
Page
9
Fragmentary text mentions U S housing, Paris, France politics, and voters or officials, with garbled names and sentences. It references France and American political figures, housing terms, and potential international links but lacks clear events or dates.
A jumble of garbled text discusses new sunglass styles and lens options and weighs practical uses against fashion. It mentions heat, glare, and the need for protective features, referencing possible consumer choices and designer trends.
Reflected glare and sunburn risk are addressed by eye wear with plastic or metal frames. Choose from eight color rotors and snap-on plastic adornments to match outfits, including sea shell decorated frames. Lens choice remains the most important factor for eye safety and clarity.
Rep. Scrivner of Kansas said he faced expected strong opposition for re election due to his Taft Hartley stance. He charged labor leaders would attempt to manipulate the issue while criticizing Truman’s veto message and noting the president could not study the 71 page bill and draft a 1 000 word message in time.
Washington June 30 Senator Capper said in a radio speech prepared for air that acceptance of the Taft Hartley bill would be a test of our form of government He warned opponents not to pursue a discardable method to change the law If there ever was a time when the nation must proceed to the uttermost he asserted it is now
Hutchinson Kansas June 39 The Giang Grain corporation was sold to the Bunge corporation for 5,000,000. President Jorge E. Gane announced the sale. Bunge, based in Belgium with offices in New York and Minneapolis, is a major grain exporter. Gane keeps three wheat farms and a 100 bushel prerevator at Horace Kansas and will stay in the grain business.
Two geologists Bruce F Latta and C Fent resign from the US Geological Survey at the University to form Latta and Fent ground water geologists in Salina. They will conduct water supply surveys for municipalities industries railroads and irrigation and perform water well drilling for foundations and sites.
In Hays Kansas on June 30 1937 the first wheat of the crop arrived by truck and was reported good in test and moisture content. Jaecn Schumacher delivered the first load testing seven pounds with about 12 per acre yield. Fire Wasinger and Mrs Edith Seestad are also mentioned in the report from Kansas City.
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