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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1952

Page

4

Lawrence Daily World ad Rates and postal notice

Lawrence Daily World lists subscription prices and terms, with one month for $1.00 and annual payment options. The notice also states rates for six months and per year charges, along with office address and editor details. The entry appears as an old-style publication line with formatting irregularities and a 1829 act reference.

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Some Shots Go Wild As Campaign Slugfest Rages On

In a Wednesday column, veteran war correspondent Fred Brinkerhoff notes candidates hope for minimal harm from friends while fighting enemies. Taft criticism echoes across California as Eisenhower supporters hurl derision, a familiar campaign pattern. The Red Cross drives its fundraising drive to keep disaster relief ready for needs nationwide.

Taft California Eisenhower Fred Brinkerhoff Pittsburg Brinkerhoff Red Cross

President Truman Sees Long Peace Amid Defense Push

In a talk before Boy Scouts, President Truman voiced confidence that peace could endure for a long time while urging Congress to boost defense spending. An interested reporter captured his outlook, suggesting a formal joint address to Scouts and lawmakers to package his plans. If peace were as near as he believes, he asks for a bill to raise war taxes.

Truman Congress Boy Scouts Mr. Truman

Red Cross Urges Public Help In Disaster Relief

The flood emergency in Kansas shows Red Cross spending over 12 million dollars in the state. The annual fund drive now in progress relies on voluntary gifts from the American people, large or small, to finance disaster relief and relief of want and suffering.

Red Cross Kansas

Induction List and Local Notices From Old Home Town

Local men report for armed forces induction on March 14 including Ernest Landreth and Joseph Simpson among others. Community figures praise Miss Bond and Leland Smith and note Miss Snow visiting. Lawrence ministers and marriages, births, and anniversaries feature in the week’s notes.

Ernest Landreth Joseph Simpson Donald Alexander Robert Collins Vincent Trump Merl Gilbert Hutchinson Frank Hicks Raymond Staneking Walter Randel Clarence Edwin Flory Philip Busick Ronald Mec Gregor Jack Burton James Postme Eldon Tefft Alfred P. Smith The Friends Church Lawrence Ministerial Alliance William Johnson Clinton Iola Belle Clarence Anderson James Anderson Lone Star Wilma Johnson Francis Flory Howard Pine Lisle Eby Cooperettes International Gilbert Hol Indry

High Mark and Local Notes Collide in Kansas Events

The piece notes a Texas sermon on Philippians at the University of Texas and a planned mass meeting at First Methodist in Lawrence about Quincey school conditions. It mentions Agnes and Neile Greenlee hosting a birthday surprise for their mother, Ethel Love of Lawrence wedding to Norman Davidson, and various travel and family visits involving John Tarpy, H D Johnson, Otto Dingelstedt, Lyman McCurdy family, Carroll Teeter, and Edna in Burlington.

Versity Texas Lawrence First Methodist Church Quincey School Andy Agnes Neile Greenleex Topeka Ethel Love Norman L. Davidson St. Louis Eldon Davidson John Tarpy Chicago H. D. Johnson Kansas City Otto Dingelstedt San Diego Calif Lyman—McCurdy Carroll Teeter Burlington Edna

Fire injures six U S airmen at Shaftesbury camp

Six U S airmen were slightly injured when a fire destroyed quarters at a US Air Force transit camp near Shaftesbury England early Wednesday. The incident damaged housing for around 400 airmen and prompted emergency response.

Shaftesbury England U. S Air Force Here

LattiMore ties to Chiang Kai-shek scrutinized by Senate

Senate investigators reveal Owen Lattimore discussed his appointment with the Russian ambassador before public announcement. The hearings cite close contacts with Communist authorities and a article Lattimore wrote for the Institute of Pacific Relations submitted to the Russian ambassador ahead of publication. Critics call the testimony character assassination. The piece also notes Eisenhower support in Dickinson County and a new Egyptian premier suspending parliament to focus on Suez and Sudan issues.

Owen Lattimore Senate Far East Roosevelt Lattimore Chiang Kai-shek United States Hitler Russia Institute of Pacific Relations Chiang América China

Barbs by Hal Cochran on reports and repairs

A quirky column notes many reports of babies swallowing small items, and a mechanic’s garage talk on car repair needs. An Indiana man cites a light bulb lasting 32 years, illustrating oddities in everyday tech and anecdotes.

Hal Cochran Indiana

Law weakening could test Kansas open saloon ban

The Parsons Sun notes the Kansas liquor control act bans open saloons and defines them by sale for on premises consumption. A Wyandotte County judge ruled private club members may be served by the drink, a decision that prompts a Supreme Court review. Public support for the law hinges on preventing a back door to saloons as package stores prosper.

Parsons Sun Kansas Liquor Controact Wyandotte Supreme Court High Tribunal Kansas Kansas City

Pinto Beans Seized From Garden Grain by CCC in Bankruptcy

The Commodity Credit Corporation gained possession of nine million pinto beans stored by the bankrupt Garden Grain and Seed Company. Trustee Frank Lather appeared before federal bankruptcy referee E. R. Sloan and the CCC was acknowledged as owner for storage charges and potential counter-claims. A March 25 hearing in Dodge City will review Advance Seed Company's petition to recover 110000 pounds of alfalfa seed from the same firm.

Wichita Commodity Credit Corporation Garden Grain and Seed Company Frank Lather Cimarron Garden City E. R. Sloan Sloan CCC I Sloan Dodge City Advance Seed Company ‘of Phoenix

Truman To Ask Congress For More European Aid

President Truman plans to send a message to Congress Thursday requesting additional billions for foreign aid to Western Europe. He argues the expenditure is cheap insurance against Communism if it helps build a strong European defense, with France as a cornerstone of a future European army.

Washington Truman Congress Western Europe Sen. Connally France Russia

Enemy Batter Won't Take Any Called Strikes in Korea

United States 40th Division reports a Chinese Communist fighter learning baseball tactics under fire. Infantrymen caught him slipping through barbed wire and began pitching grenades. The enemy reportedly batted grenades down hill with a plank after several safe hits before escaping. Sgt Finn Askildsen notes he was one batter who couldn't afford to strike out.

U. S Korea Finn Askildsen

KU foreign student meeting hosted by KU committee

The University of Kansas foreign student committee will host a regional meeting of the National Association of Foreign Students on Thursday March 14. Benjamin Schmoker secretary of the association in New York City will speak, expected to draw foreign student advisers from Kansas colleges to KU facilities. Film couple married in North Hollywood as Don Alderson Ronald Reagan and Nancy Davis helped arrange arrangements for the conference. the couple wed Tuesday.

University of Kansas National Association of Foreign Students Benjamin Schmoker National Association New York City Kansas K. U North Hollywood Calif Don Alderson Ronald Reagan Nancy Davis IK. U. Foreign Studare Dent Committee Dean Gilm Fof

Reach an Agreement Edward G Robinson Reconsiders Action

Ban Francisco report says actor Edward G Robinson reconsidered his stance after his 19 year old son Eddie Jr eloped with Frances Chisholm two weeks ago. Robinson said Tuesday the boy spent the weekend with his parents and the two men now have their own understanding hoping it works out all right.

Ban Francisco Edward G. Robinson Eddie Jr Frances Chisholm Robinson

Oskaloosa Social Notes Spread Wide

Oskaloosa residents attend and host events with relatives visiting from Smith Center and Topeka. A 4-H Achievement judging display aids by Home Demonstration Agent Donna Kempton in Lawrence. A local church service features Lay Leader John Roberts and choir with noted school and community participants. A WAFFLE festival benefit and Colonial Club meetings add to busy week. A Kilgore farm joins the area, and an eight week government course begins in the high school led by Elsie Wreiman to explore public policy.

Roger Colby Smith Center California Donna Kempton Lawrence Lawrence Gabel Topeka A. W. Hamilton Viola Clendenen Helen Young Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra The Methodist Church John Roberts Gene Cooley Dorothy Trapp Roberts Varige Sutton Beverly Keeling Max Engle Wyatt Gragg Milton Beach Jocelyn Gunselman May Weinberg Helen Metzger Kansas City Carl Eudora Plant Prebyterian Aid Ruth Schoville Elmer Edmonds Ada Langdon Louise Barker Ada Mills Nelle Nincehelser Winchester James Sweyer Harold Baker Mabel Leger Coleen Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Kansan Colonial Club Stephen Yemm Roger Barker George Sands Art Trojovsky Melvin Herbert Adair Edmonds Norman Edmonds Vernon Hundley Verna Mae Elsie Wrelmen Ottawa

Church unions and local visits across towns

The Presbyterian and Methodist groups merged under the Rev. Stephen Yomm assisted by Rev. Drew Hammond. Mrs. Van Bliss visited her husband in Winter Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Perry and Miss Mayme Hamilton traveled to Manhattan to see Ralph Perry and family. Ralph’s wife was ill and hospitalized, their daughter Nancy stayed with the Perrys. Don Simon hosted guests including Guy Goughnor of Alberta Iowa. Dr. Herbert Wright is in Atlantic City for a university meeting.

Presbyterian Church Stephen Yomm Drew Hammond van Bliss Topeks Winter Hospital Arthur Perry Mayme Hamilton Manhattan Ralph Perry Ralph Nancy Don Simon Guy Goughnor Alberta Iowa Herbert Wright Atlantic City N. J

Eudora Social Weaves Family Visits and Birthday Cheer

Mrs Gertrude Hydt visiting in sister in La. Neph ew Eugene McCabria hosts. Kansas City guests William Rutherford family and Bob Long party dine with Clarence Broers. Grandmother Broers presents cake for Stevie s second birthday. Alaska notes join Eudora high alumni link. Lansing to Ogden wedding plans of Lt Melville Barlow. Firemen and families prepare for gathering.

Gertrude Hydt Charles Jit? McCabria Hydt Eugene McCabria William F. Rutherford Steven Kansas City Bob Long Patricia Clarence Broers Litle Stevie

Radio Program Schedule and Local Society News

A listing of radio programs for KKMBC KCMO WDAF WREN KMBC and others shows shows including Top of the Evening and The Lone Ranger with station changes. Local notices recount March pot luck supper at Pioneer Farm News and multiple community visits and Red Cross drive organizers across Eudora and nearby towns.

KKMBC KCMO Wren WDAF KMBC Rie Acu Benton Jim Monroe Wren—Tello Wren—The Lone Ranger KMHC WDAE KMBBC Red Skelton Richard Diamond Bing Crosby WDAR Theater Ecuor Newaland Jemier KNBC Bright Wren—Blue Aibicon Katic Newa Jack Benton Welgwhcherk Sar Montgomery Ksipe Berlad WDAP Frank Jones KMEBC S. C Marchidwest HSGC Dalex Dreierens Newsyast Caroline Eve Arthur Godfrey Wendy Warren Jack Berch Helen Trent Dottle Paige Pioneera Farm News Jonea

Fragmented Radio Schedule List From Local Stations

A jumbled OCR of radio and TV listings shows station identifiers such as WDAF KMBC WREN and KMBC. It mixes program titles like Live Litre chaillionaire Backstage Wife and Space Cadet with scattered names and times, yielding a partial companion to a broadcast grid.

Mason WDAF Kmbi WDAE Halph Edwards KMBC Burton KCMO Chaillionaire Wren Charles Antell KMEC KSEC Hill Top WDA Autorney Fraguet Hollywood Calltogs EBC Holywood Sound Jayhawk Kuso Jim Bronron Gar T Montgomery RENO Beulah

Fragmented Opera Puzzle Notes Seville Hint

A scrambled OCR fragment lists opera titles and clues with numbers and stray terms. It references Puccini and Bizet operas, a Russian town, a Indian city, and various clue words such as Milk curdler Rest and Regret. The page appears to be a puzzle or crossword style vertical clue list.

Bizet Rivera Wagner

Television Schedule Snapshot from a March Week

A fragmented TV listings page outlines Wednesday and Thursday broadcasts including Howdy Doody Action Serial News Rainfall Rescue The Weatherman Sports and various films and talk shows. It references Tomorrow Today Bride and Groom Ameche Langford news and a Parade program plus Weather and Washington Spotlite.

AciNn Now Ranfall Jescue the Weatherman Bride and Gram Ameche—Langford Frank Feeley Howdy Daody Weather Heart of America S—Washington Spotlite Tinah Bhore T. Vv

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