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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1948
Page
5
A lengthy column lists a dozen church and club gatherings in Lawrence Kansas with dates, times and hosts. Include marriages, receptions, luncheons, and meetings of PEO, Womans clubs, 4-H, and church circles along with confirmations of hosts and locations at churches, homes, and the Castle Tea Room.
English fiscal policy and smuggling shaped tea use in the late 1600s and early 1700s. Smugglers supplied a large share of tea as English taxes remained high, influencing consumption and trade dynamics.
Mrs Mildred Lamarre sits on court steps awaiting her federal jury testimony in the Meyers trial. Meyers testified he set up a Vandalia subcontracting firm as a favor to her, a claim central to the case and its charges.
A reader questions driving civility and proposes a road courtesy road test with passengers’ reactions as a gauge. The piece argues manners behind the wheel matter as much as driving skill and cites common offenses from tailgating to aggressive passes.
Mr and Mrs Robert S Ray mond study at the University of London and spoke by long distance with her parents in Lawrence. The younger Raymonds plan a month's tour through France and Italy starting next Saturday. The health news and travel plans accompany other local notices.
Kansas medical center in Kan sas City. Mrs. Dorothy Thermusks turned front Dene where he at tended course iat corals seh.
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The Cocker Spaniel show featured dogs flown in from across the United States. Mrs. Howard Gilpin and her two children stayed with her parents for a few days. Roy Moore and Mrs. Love visited Liberty, Missouri, while Dr. A. M. Tutt hosted them. Domenica Gagnando departed for Manhattan to display Children’s Traveling Books in schools. Glenn Reade is recovering from major surgery at Lawrence Memorial.
Tokyo plans water rationing starting Wednesday as city officials move to curb shortages. Reservoirs in and around the metropolis are reported running low, prompting authorities to restrict consumption and prioritize essential users amid ongoing supply concerns.
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