Journal-World Subscription Rates and Notices
The Journal-World lists subscription by carrier at eight dollars monthly in advance for the Lawrence Kansas edition. National representation is through iworenzen & Tits in New York Chicago and Kansas City. The paper notes rights for republication of dispatches and local news, with daily publication excluding Sundays and a March start.
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Iworenzen & Tits
New York
Icago
Kansas City
West
Associated PR
Associated Presa
Paws
Audit Bureau of
Nations
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
From War to Peace Postpones Atomic Test at Bikini
The article argues the proposed atomic bomb test at Bikini should be postponed and questions whether to proceed at all. Officials hint at shifting toward peaceful postwar ends, urging demolition of wartime practices and rapid move to official peace, war crimes trials wind up, easing wartime restrictions, and enacting the peace treaty terms.
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Hikini Atell
Bikini
Oee
Warning on Kansas Secondary Highways Needs Study
A warning tied to Kansas secondary roads urges careful study before speeding improvements. Overbuilding first rate highways may exhaust funds before linking farms to markets. Boe counties focus on between town roads, risking neglect of farm to market connections.
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Kansas
Boe
Wants What Is Not President Truman's Plea
A Jackson Day address criticizes the administration for not offering a unified postwar program. Truman notes party unity hinges on a clear platform amid public dissatisfaction and internal factional disputes. Hoovers timing on Europe aid is questioned as Europe faces potential food shortages. Local quips about butter, insurance, and humor punctuate the column.
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Truman
What shall we name the new Wakarusa bridge version
Letters to the Editor discuss naming the new concrete Wakarusa bridge on the Lawrence Baldwin road. Citizens recall past crossings and historic bridges, from the Blanton bridge of 1855 to the Blue Jacket Crossing, with nostalgia for old names and hopes for a distinguished title.
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Journal-World
Wakarosa
Lawrence- Baldwin Road
Douglas County
Larnon
A. R. Kennedy
Larson
L. Griffith
Penny
Ed Johnson
Douglas County Historical Society
County Farm Road
Lawrence
John E. Stewart
Blanton
Napoleon Honaparte Blanton
Missouri
Major Abbott
Massachusetts
Bluejacket Crossing
John C. Fremont
Deichman Crossing
Blanton Bridge
Branson
U. S
Abolition Papers
Free State
Eldridge
Quantrill
Walter Schaal
Blanton” Bridge
C. B. Hosford
WPA Work Backs County and Township Road Surfacing
Twenty eight miles of county roads and 26 miles of township roads have been surfaced since last November under the WPA program. Lawrence housewives were busy cleaning homes dusted by last night’s dust storm. Concrete is being poured on East Street between New Hampshire and Massachusetts as widening continues.
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Lawrence
New Hampshire
Massaachusetts
Praf
A. G. Mitchell
K. U. Mathematics Department
Dorothy Wilson
New York
J. J. Wilson
Mackey
J. D.barris
Eudora
Lucille Graham
Topeka
Orville B. Chandler
T. H. Chandler
J. J. Todd
Loretta Miller
Betty Ann
Mary Lou Holloway
Justice
Hugo T. Weddell
Scottish Rite gifts to Stadium-Union fund and hospital
Twenty five years ago the Scottish Rite Masons voted to donate 1000 dollars to the Stadium-Union building fund and 500 dollars to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mrs. John McKone of Reno will Easter with her son County Treasurer W H McKone and Mrs McKone. Mrs J H Driesbach of Tonganoxie will also visit the McKone home. Lecompton Fair Association officers were re-elected Saturday with president G Jahnmaier secretary Elmer Bahnmaier and treasurer Karl Kreider. A two day fair is set for September 29 and 30 at the Springs. Executives named W H Glenn William Geelan A C Walter Elmer Wilson and Georges E Miller. A streetcar trial trip showed a 20 minute round trip from Seventh and Massachusetts to Eighth and Locust. Harriett and Bonnie Jean Daniels host an Easter party tomorrow. Miss Mary Preyer sails Tuesday for Concepcion Chile to teach piano for three years. The Review club met today with Mrs Belle Henderson. Mrs LaForce Bailey hosted a luncheon. J B Hollinger returned to Kansas City.
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Scottish Rite Masons
Stadium-Union Building Fund
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John McKone
Reno
W. H. McKone
McKone
J. H. Driesbach
Tonganoxie
Tthe McKenea
Lecompton
Elmer G. Bahnmaier
Karl M. Kreider
Bie Springs
W. H. Glenn
William Geelan
A. C. Walter
Elmer Wilson
Georges E. Miller
J.B Hollinger
Kansas City
Ernest Mason
Forty Years Ago Photo Studio Sold to Loomis
A Forties item notes Earl Shelly’s photo studio sold to F M Loomis of Kansas City. Other short notices list neighbors hosting gatherings, a May term jury panel drawn from Lawrence and nearby towns, and local names such as Miss Naomi Smith Miss Pearl Sheriff Mrs R C Johnston and Dr and Mrs Wilbur plus families from Cincinnati and Eudora Willow Springs Lecompton and Clinton.
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Earl Shelly
F. M. Loomis
Kansas City
Bob Manley
Ed Brown
Naomi Smith
Miss Pearl Sheriff
Harry Hutchings
R. C. Johnston
Mrs. Wilbur
Mrs
Wakarusa
W. E. Chesley
Lecompton
R. Wiedemann
L. M. Holmes
Eudora
Charles Cox, Jr
William Hilbert
Clinton
Tra Rothrock
Willow Springs
Henry Oberholzer
A. P. Miller
Grant
William, Miller
Nominations Sought for New Name of Route Landmark
Citizens urge a fitting title for the new crossroad near the bridge linking Santa Fe and Qrezun trails. Commissioners welcome ideas from the Douglas County Historical Society and other civic groups to honor landscape decorating and local pride.
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Douglas County
Seeing the World Paris Man’s Peace Outlook on War Risk
The Paris correspondent analyzes postwar Europe amid power shifts. He argues war isn’t inevitable but peace hinges on realignments of influence, zones in Europe and Asia, and Moscow's Austria Turkey Iran Manchuria plans, with Stalin backing the United Nations as a peace tool. The UN's success depends on concord among Russia Britain and the United States.
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Paris
Mar
Europe
Russia
Germany
Italy
Japan
France
Britain
Moscow
Austria
Turkey
Iran
Manchuria
Stalin
Associated Press
United Nations
United Nations Organization
America
Hidden Word Puzzle Clues Mix Prefixes and Ends
A scrambled list of clue prompts covers prefixes suffixes and word parts, with entries like New Cardinal 3 and Repair 4, plus abbreviations and terms such as Runic ab and Hungarian trooper. It resembles a cryptic crosswords style inventory awaiting solution.
Big Three Stand Together to Prevent World Peace Breaks
Observers in Europe are encouraged by united stance of the Big Three in handling postwar tensions. The United Nations faces dangerous waters and Hunger, inflation, and political troubles in India, Indonesia, and China threaten stability. A crucial few months will reveal if any power seeks to extend influence amid crises or if peace endures.
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Europe
United Nations
India
Indonesia
China
Local notices from North Lawrence include military family updates
Local brief items report Cpl Ralph Hubbel now in Saipan awaiting processing homeward from a eight month stay in Guam. Several residents visit relatives in Kansas City Independence Va Alexandria Chicago and Valley Falls with social calls at Brune Bratton Hicks and Mason households. Carnival at Woodlawn school draws a good crowd.
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Henry
Hugh Lipp
Ralph Hubbel
Cpl
Ralph
Hubbel
Gaun
Saipan
States Swan
Harald Beatty
Richard
Gus Brune, Jr
C. F. Bratton
Woodlawn School
Fred Shirk Jr
Kansas City
James Deshazzer
Independence
Maude Ottinger
Thomas Popplewell
B. C. Reynolds
Alexandria
C. M. Popplewell
Charles McBreen
Chicago
Lee Techinor
Valley Fails
Howard Hicks
Albert Brewster
Bessie Mason
Al-So club marks 12th anniversary with luncheon
The Al-So club met at Mrs. Alice Louise Pine's home for a 1 o'clock luncheon celebrating the club's 12th anniversary. Fifteen members and one guest, Mrs. Charles Lowe, attended as prizes were awarded to Vaneta Connole and Mrs. Jen Penfold. The event featured a lace tablecloth, sweet peas, pink and green accents, and pottery tray favors crafted by Mrs. Pine.
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Mefford Whitsitt
Betty
Newton Bate- Sun
John Fincher
Ah Stephens
Topeka
Al-So
Alice Louise
Pine
Carl Amyx
Vaneta Connole
Jen Penfold
Charles Lowe
Mra
Rob Ward
Belleville
A. E. Miller Jr
Land
Mr. Miller
Berryton
Earl Lodge
Mont
Theaver
Kenneth Leonard
Byron Miller
Ronnie
Sandra
Gus Brune Jr
Olinda
Albert Brune
Lakeview
William Findley
Gloria Jean
Manhattan
Roy Miller
Harold Haas
W. Roll
Hutchinson
North Lawrence Christian Church
Ray Helstrom
Billy Amyx
M. Amyx
Oakridge
Will Hayden
Homer Hamlet
Fred Higgins
Navy
Centenary Methodist Church
Roy Adams
Woodlawn P.T.A
Gilbert Yerian
Kenneth Lang
Electa Kindlesperger
Alice Drake
Robert Newell
Robert Laster
Nadine Laster
Wayne Brown
John L. Kennedy
Homer Nelson
Emporia
William Nelson
Red Controlled Polish Regime Aims to Reedress Refugees
Polish health minister Jan Stanczyk urged UNRRA delegates from 47 nations to deny relief to displaced persons who refuse to return home for political reasons and are physically able to participate in reconstruction. The council opened talks on the fate of hundreds of thousands of war scattered refugees reluctant to go back.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Marin
Poland
Jan Stanczyk
Unrra Council
Radio Programs on WDAF and KMBC March Evening Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WDAF KMBC WREN and KMEC for Monday evening March 2 with various shows including Jack Armstrong Big Brother Club Supper Club News and Music programs. Entries mention hosts such as Sax Falkenstien Hedda Hopper and Joan Davis with programs like Vox Pop Cavalcade of America Information Please and The Theatre.
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WREX
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
WDAF
Kanesa
Bs Wrens Sax Falkenstien
Kmbc-Weatern Echoss
KMLC
Newacast
WREXN
Ted West
Range Riders
James A. Moore
Lap—Momento Musicale
DAF
C. V
Screen Guild
Hill Thompson
Wren
SKMEC
War Lee Kirkwood
Jack Smith
WIAF
Barry Wood
KMBRC
Savoy Trailroom Orch
WDAP
Alvino Ray
CBS
KMIC
KMEC
Western Echo
Max Falkenellen
Kansas City
News of the World
Radio and Theater Schedule Highlights Across Stations
A cluttered list of radio and theater listings shows programming across KMBC WDAF WREN and more. Entries include Judy shows, fibber programs, Amos and Andy, Helen Hayes, Red Skelton, Night broadcasts, university round tables, casino acts, and the Muehlebach hotel orchestra. Several time slots and station calls are given with various concerts, news roundups, and special broadcasts.
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Reay Henle
KMBC
Theater of Ri
WDAF
Judy
Wren
Guy
Royal Wdaf
Amos and
Andy
Helen Hayes
Olly
ARMRC
Feopie
Frank B'Annce
Hie Orean
WDAR
Hab Hope
IEMBC
SWAF
Red Skelton
Bierce Returna
Woaroeniiags University Round Table
Meadowbrook Club
EMEC
Wren—Casino
Uardena Orch
Jan Saville
DAF
Muehlebach
Rae—eeeante
New Beltone Hearing Aid Promises Self Adjustment
A new compact Beltone hearing aid, accepted by the American Medical Association Council on Physical Medicine, requires no battery pack or wires. It fits in the hand, offers clear amplified tone, and lets users adjust it themselves as their hearing changes. Beltone offers free descriptive booklets and home demonstrations without cost.
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Council On Physical Medicine
American Medical Association
Beltone
Dept
19Th Street
Chicago
Ill
Adv
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