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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1947
Page
2
In Jerusales on March 28, a Haifa district incident involved a pipeline explosion. Police report chaotic scenes as vehicles sped away and fires spread to nearby tanks and structures. Suspects fled as authorities sought to restore order and control the blaze.
The record shows Assistant Secretary of War Ned doors stating occupation aims and defense funding details. The discussion mentions appropriations through September and reviews of annuities, with focus on aging and poverty provisions and federal payments.
A wide collection of campus items covers dance events, theatre plans, and student council shifts. Recent notes mention the Arthur Murray studio judging a dance contest, an April theatre presentation by the drama department, and a debate on housing choices for Lindley hall area.
A disputed arbitration proposal involving Hebrew Republic faced deferral as newssating reps from the involved parties and state arbitrators voted. Arbitration board members from Arkansas Missouri Oklahoma and Texas weighed core terms, aiming to appoint within nine days and set a no strike period until award.
The readable portion indicates ongoing searching activity with reference to numbers and unspecified targets. Details are incomplete but imply a continuing inquiry or hunt, possibly by authorities or agencies, without clear names, dates, or locations.
Police report notes a church member dies aged 42 with funeral at 2 PM tomorrow. Trustees and relatives listed, with services at the church and burial in Maple. Surviving spouse, siblings, and several relatives named. details appear garbled with multiple misspellings and incomplete lines.
P T A leaders press Carlson to support funding for Hays Public Schools. Superintendent Philipins states the district is short of money and will fall behind other high schools without adequate revenue, urging action at the public meeting.
University law school guest lecturer Bros. Leslie Tupy spoke on maple syrup making at a Douglas County Bar association dinner in the Crystal Room of the Eldridge. James Postma also spoke briefly as about 25 members attended, with Frank R. Gray introducing the speakers.
Miss Lauran Moyer suffered fatal burns when her clothing caught fire from a gas stove in Leavenworth Kansas on March 28. Authorities reported the tragic accident and noted the fiery incident occurred at her residence.
Fragmentary notice from Lawrence reports farms and fields in the valley seeing activity today. References mention resumed work, planting, and weather conditions affecting crops with vague details about dates and local labor.
Bell representatives and Tabeson conferrees resume talks by phone to avert a strike as discussions continue. Unclear details point to an imminent decision before the line of action ends.
Mrs Payne reports a trash fire at 7620 Walnut Street caused a garage blaze and damaged the family car. Firefighters from Lawrence extinguished the blaze. the car, uninsured, was left damaged. Children were suspected in starting the fire.
Mar 2s. C19 H Lester Wich ier and civic leader named vice chair and general counsel of a new education foundation. The group outlines to ascertain state wide prohibition facts, collect comparisons from other states, present findings to Kansans, and make recommendations. Foundation operates as a non profit with support from contributors. Edith Craig dies aged 77 near Tenterden England daughter of Ellen Terry and sister of Edward Gordon Craig.
An emergency daily newspaper in Muskogee, OK, plans to relocate following a fire that gutted the Springfield plant. The notice confirms the Springfield, Missouri operation will supply the city of Muskogee with print editions while the local facility is rebuilt.
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