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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1948
Page
4
A crowded sports event unsettled by tense atmosphere and unresolved tensions marked by an uneasy crowd reaction. The absence of key figures and lingering accusations shaped the mood, while players and officials faced mixed signals about postgame conduct and future implications.
Rep Freee DL Strivner examines aged Iroquois and Rom treaties to map tribe recognition. Mentions Shawnees Delawares Beorians Miamis Ottawas with Bar City, Kanaan, Oklahoma as historical references. Notes lesser known Wea Prentaehads Kaskas and Wea territories fading from modern knowledge.
The Iola Register discusses why investors lag, noting that in 1970 there were 107,000 Americans earning over $15,000 yearly with $77.5 billion in net income after taxes. In 1945 there were 20,000 earning $24,000 or more, with billions less buying power. The piece argues that wealthier individuals fuel stock demand, and tax shifts reduced overall capital for 1947, explaining slower investment despite favorable business outlook.
A favorable Mars sighting adds evidence suggesting life may exist there. The text speculates on a Congress bill to fund Martian canal developments, urging early monitoring of potential legislation.
Felix Morley in Human Events analyzes a growing split in the Democratic Party. He contrasts Northern, Southern, and Western factions and questions Truman era unity. Morley suggests party machines and regional aims threaten national self government and foresee a lasting rift.
The piece argues Mihai’s forced abdication binds him little as the new Romanian regime takes power. It urges the ex monarch to pursue work or a trade, suggesting he reinvent himself away from royal claims and stay off royal paths.
The noted denunciation by the United States Great Britain and France labels the new Czechoslovak government a disguised dictatorship. The Taft Hartley Act faces critique for attempting to restore order in a chaotic industrial setting long mismanaged by prior legislation.
The Wrong Date litepennece In a notice from August 11 17& the Mrtiegor Tawa weekly reports unbelievable dry goods ads with prices like sheeting at 1 cent a yard table linen 25 cents yard and oranges at TA cents a dozen. The letter mocks the bargains and warns readers not to fall for the scam.
The report discusses Gertrud t Kirk Heistmeyer and her husband August Heis- meyer, former officers, arrested in Württemberg under assumed names. French authorities press for charges while the piece reflects on Nazi influence, the occupation, and concerns about future alliances, youth indoctrination, and the Allies' need to maintain troops amid a volatile political landscape.
Winners from the University of Kateas, including Kishadden and Wiss, earned multiple prizes at the ninth annual Ube Valey exhibition in Athens. The event, sponsored by Ubu Uay of Athens, highlighted student works from Ohio and Delaware regions amid personal life notes mentioning a divorce claim and a related monthly alimony detail.
Mr and Mrs William Beard of Atlanta Georgia welcome a daughter Carolyn Ann born March 6. Miss Elma Carey, studying at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia, visited weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs A Carey hosted. Mea George Smith of 1043 Rhode Island street travels to Kansas City for a visit with son Donald and wife. Mrs Velentre Ellins hosted the Review on Tuesday. J Tatton announces the marriage of daughter Mary to Fletcher Haskin last December 30 in Peaver, Cote Cox.
Lawrence high school faculty team won last night against Orsote faculty 23 to 1B with players FE. A. Essen Ralph Graber John RB Barnes O K Foartig W sx Scott Ed Mallers and I F Brow. Principal F H Olney has led alumni fundraising for bronze tablet and memorials. Ottawa hosts Independent Telephone Association meeting with several attendees.
A fragmentary 40 year old column mentions Manville sexton selling Maple Grove cemetery property, church committee meetings, and local residents traveling to Kansas City, Arkansas City, Coffeyvale, and California. Upcoming event listed is The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary at Bowr Ranch Opera House on March 10.
Lawrence health director Dr Mott says proving fluorine benefits in water requires at least five years of testing before Kansas state officials can recommend its general use. A survey in Lawrence schools will compare decay in fluorine-free water with fluoridated communities, while Ottawa and Lecompton areas already use fluorine.
Howe gardeners should rotate garden sections to reduce disease. ExKansas State College plant pathologist Claude TL King advises removing and burning vines and weeds after harvest to curb pests. Fertilizer, insecticide use, and well drained fertile soils boost yields. leaflets on gardening are available from the Extension Service at Kansas State College.
In Wellington on March 8 prominent retired Hulmesa man Gene Bowers 86 died at home Saturday night. He served as a director of Wichita and Caldwell financial institutions and spoke on retirement four years after leaving service.
A word puzzle list for a theatrical director themed crossword with clues across and down. Entries include Guthrie linked director hints, various verb and noun clues, and a set of science and alphabetic references.
Washington column notes Henry Wallace’s Senate Foreign Affairs Committee appearance on the European Recovery Program. Wallace touts a UN style recovery plan funded by many nations at five billion dollars a year for ten years, while critics doubt his optimism and fear Communist influence. The speech leaves listeners skeptical yet courteous as they seek real policy.
A garbled news item lists multiple Sunday visits and family gatherings across Leavenworth, Lawrence, and nearby towns. It mentions Mr and Mrs Syd White, Mrs TL Le Ses bolt, Mrs White’s family, and several other households hosting or visiting relatives over the weekend, including Mary, Ruth, and a few unnamed grandchildren. A Lawrence hospital report notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Keith Storkwell near Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
A garbled report notes Mrs William Rahitwater entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of her son Aisl Mieg Beverly Balumninier. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a social event with family.
In a flurry of names a long list of Sunday visitors includes Mr and Mrs G B Bahnnater and others from Topeka and Lawrence. At the Gibbens home several relatives gathered. Lecumpion Rebekah ladies met with Nobbe Grand Mars Noi Larsewell, two applications for Newberstip filed, and a social fine noted. Kathy Richards to host Het Wo meet.
Radio stations WDAF and WREN feature a mix of programs and local community notices. The piece lists multiple stations, personalities and events, including school activities, telethons, and classroom recognitions, with numerous local names and dates.
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