Journal World of the World Company and staff
The Lawrence Kansas daily carries the Journal World with staff names including President Sthone W Murray managing, and publisher Dolph Stmong. Subscription rates are listed for carrier and mail delivery in Douglas and adjoining counties. The paper is AP licensed and published daily except Sundays with a religious verse for March 29.
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Journal World OF the World
W. Sthone
W. Murray
Dolph Stmong
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansa
Douglas
ES Gamoer
Associated Press
Ted Press
AP News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Kansas
Not Road to Peace Rally Echoes Cold Welcome
A New York peace rally weekend drew hostile crowds and bitter blows to the idea of real peace. Delegates faced hissing, with state department warnings about Soviet-dominated aims proving prescient. The event left the public with the view that lasting international harmony remains out of reach.
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New York
United States
American State Department
Lewel
Opposition to Public Welfare Lien Clause
Critics of restoring the lien clause in the public welfare law argue that forcible lien enforcement would yield little revenue for the state. Benefits lie in curbing public aid rolls initially, with heirs and families bearing responsibility to support aged persons, as without the lien clause there is no incentive for such action.
French elections show DeGaullists lead in gains
Sunday voting in France kept pattern of the first round with the coalition government winning a large majority. DeGaullists drew the most votes among parties while the Communists won only ten seats. Reds campaigned against the Atlantic pact but were rebuffed by the electorate. The French now place faith in the Atlantic treaty as security against aggression amid postwar caution.
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DeGaullists
Communist
Reds
Whose Man Is He The senate leader status debate
Washington writers discuss the majority leader’s role in relation to the White House. Arthur Krock argues the pre New Deal role was a senate spokesman at the White House, while since the thirties the leader has been an agent of the White House. The piece notes calls to restore a co equal Congress. President Truman is reported to be desirous.
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Senate
Washington
Arthur Krock
New York Times
White House
Krock
Congress
Frank C. Hanighen
Truman
President Faces Congress Over Respect and Cooperation
A discussion circulates on the executive branch's posture toward Congress, with critics arguing the president should acknowledge the legislature's equal authority and responsibility rather than merely urging deference.
Easy Money Traps and Veterans Housing Shift
The Parsons Sun and Hays News debate the persistence of sucker schemes, noting slick con artists evolve rather than fade. The Veterans Administration reports 1.4 million veterans helped to buy homes in four years, aiding housing but with foreclosures rising in some areas. News of aviator rescues, miners' labor dynamics, and a satirical jab at fresh federal appointee celebrations punctuate a varied summary of recent events.
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Parsons Sun
Frank Motz
Hays News
Sun
Veterans Administration
Communist demonstrators clash over Churchill arrival placards
The Omaha World Herald notes confrontations as protesters carry anti Anglo American war pact and pro Soviet peace pact signs. It remarks how Democratic leaders feel pressured by Republican criticism of Congress and the President, citing similar peace outcomes in Finland Poland Latvia Lithuania Estonia and Czechoslovakia as context.
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Omaha
Europe Parliament Moves Toward United States of Europe
Recounts ten nations Britain France Belgium Netherlands Norway Sweden Denmark Italy Luxembourg and Eire working in London to establish a Parliament of Europe likely to convene in Strasbourg by summer. Notes Briand and Paure as advocates and links to Kellogg pact and League of Nations, arguing a closer union could foster peace within the UN framework as a step toward a possible one world.
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United States of Europe
Cloeer
Londons
Parliament of
Europe
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Italy
Luxembourg
Eire
Strasbourg
Ariatde Briand
United States
League of Nations
League
Senator Defends Lake Name With Long Native Name
Boston March 29 Senator Joseph A Gibney protests that a legislative document omits letters in the lake name from his hometown Lake Chargoggagogemanchaug gagogg chaubunagungamaugg He quips the phrase means You fish on your side I fish on mine and no one fishes in the middle After debate the bill passes though the lake name stays unchanged
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Boston
Mar
Joseph A. Gibney
D.-Webster
Massachusetts
Gibney
Chargoggagogemanchauggagogg Chaubunagungamaugg
Radio Programs Across Stations on Tuesday Evening
A list of radio broadcast names and times across multiple stations including WREN KMBC WDAF KCMO KMEV WDARRibber Mav KMRC and others. Entries mention programs like Night Time on the Yrat and events by the League of Women Voters. Specific times and program spells are partially garbled.
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KCMO
Jonn Wagaman
Dihatane
KMEV
Bob Hawk
Megee
KMRC
Yrat Wren
Lawrence League of Women Voters
Dar—Ke Town
le Wire P
Kmr Leart
Americ OK Mbc Beulah Kumo—Record Collector
Barbs by Mal Cochran Orneo
Head-hunters are said to be dying off. It is hard to get ahead these days. A dollar bill can be folded innumerable times and still won't crack. The little women would still find it. Safety tip count your fingers after grinding hamburger steak. The world won't wear a path to your door even if you have a trap. Folks wire senators for action but never for sound.
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ORNEO
Old Home Town News Briefs From the Area
W A Dunbar and O S Grant escaped with minor injuries when the Dunbar dump truck was struck by a Santa Fe train at the Poehler crossing. Mrs Gene Saunders hosted a surprise party for Mr Saunders birthday eve. Vernon H Smith and daughter Shirley returned from a 12 day motor trip to eastern points. L E McPreeters went to Kansas City to see the Passion Play at the Music Hall. Louis E Giesey and wife named their son Richard Louis. Merritt Woodward announces the birth of a daughter on March 8 named Thelma May.
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W. A. Dunbar
O. S. Grant
Dunbar
Poehler
Gene Saunders
Mr. Saunders
Mra
Vernon H. Smith
Shirley
L. E. McPreeters
Kansas City
Hassion
Music Hall
Louis E. Giesey
Richard Louis
Merritt Woodward
Thelma May
Fire hydrant erupts after crash at Kress store
A Ford roadster driven by Miss Esther Benander crashed into a city hydrant in front of the Kress store, spouting water for about 30 minutes and soaking Mrs. Arthur Lawrence and her baby as they passed. Lawrence, Topeka and Emporia will drop free camping for simer tourists. Caester Whean announces birth of daughter Denis Roberta on March 26. The Review club met today with Mrs. J. D. Parrish.
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Kress
Esther Benander
Arthur Lawrence
Baby
Lawrence
Kansas City
Topeka
Emporia
Fine Owns
Mra
Caester
Denis Roberta
Wible
Fay Rothrock
Review Club
J. D. Parrish
Forty Years Ago Voter Registration Record Frontier City
Forties era item notes a record 4779 registered voters with two fifths women after poll books closed. Mentions a three story concrete warehouse planned on Massachusetts street by Bowersock mills. J W Haley plans 15 acres of rice corn, introducing grain to Kansas last year. Socials at Penchard home honor Miss Lela Gray. Mrs E H Linton of Chicago visits brother E J Dessary in Tonganoxie. Nancy Fisher visiting Baldwin. Lawrence Vitrified Brick and Tile opens for summer, 25 men employed after winter layoff.
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Massachusetts Street
Bowersock Mills
J. W. Haley
Haley
Kansas
Nellie Penchard
Alice Kuhn
Zana Schlieifer
Lela Gray
W. E. Penchard
E. H. Linton
Chicago
E. J. Dessary
Tonganoxie
Nancy Fisheris
Baldwin
Fred Shaw
Kansas Power and Light Co plans big bond sale
The Kansas Power and Light Co of Topeka seeks to sell 10 million in 0 year first mortgage bonds through competitive bidding registered with the Securities Exchange Commission. Proceeds would finance 24 million in new construction over the next two years and reimburse treasury for capital expenditures.
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Washington
Mar
The
Kansas Power and Tight Co
Topeka
Kan
Securities Exchange Commission
Degrees awarded in Pittsburg college class of 1949
About 500 students in the largest Pratt college graduation class announce degrees for 1945-49 with 415 candidates for bachelor’s degrees and around sixty master’s degrees expected to be awarded. Registrar J I Massey stated credentials are checked and more students may complete requirements later.
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Pittsburg
Kan
JI. A. Massey
Massey
Memorial Window Planned For Aggie Chapel
A stained glass window will be placed in the All Faith chapel at Kansas State college as a memorial to the late Dr HL King head of the chemistry department for 30 years. The announcement was made by Kenney L Ford alumni secretary. After Dr King's death March 11 fellow workers started a memorial fund with an initial agonal of $2.00 toward the window.
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Manhattan
Kan
D. Ao
Kansas State College
HL HE King
Kenney L. Ford
Hope backs 90 percent parity support for basic crops
Representative Hope of Kansas endorses 90 percent parity support on basic agricultural commodities under marketing quotas or acreage allotments. He suggests a flexible scale from 60 to 90 percent after this year and favors 90 percent when the government limits production of a basic commodity.
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Washington, Mar
Hope
R.-Kan
Modern manners on dress and etiquette for women
Classic advice urges women to tailor trends to personality and figure, favoring simple fabrics and careful accessories over excess. It warns against overdoing makeup perfume and flashy jewelry while stressing inner worth and self awareness in appearance.
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CURIE
Aesop
Conflicting Taste In Hats Leads To Divorce
In Los Angeles on March 29 Colleen Gray 24 testified that her husband Rodney Amatenu a writer disliked her acting career. She sought and won a divorce before Judge Wilbur Curtis saying he forced her to discard hats she liked. The couple married in August and have a two and a half year old daughter.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Coleen Gray
Wilbur. Curtis
Rodney Amatenu
Sparatd
Arkansas City Fatal Crash Claim Kills 76 Year Old Man
William McKay, 76, died in a hospital from injuries after an automobile collision in Arkansas City yesterday. His daughter in law, Mrs. William J. McKay, 40, suffered a minor injury. The weekend saw several accidents with five others injured, none seriously.
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Arkansas City
Raw
William McKay
Mra
William J. McKay
Seven B 29 airmen found after plane crash
Seven of nine U S airmen aboard the B 29 tanker Lucky Lady I were located by a ground party 25 miles northeast of Manila thirty miles from here. The bomber crashed March 1 during mid air refueling of the globe girdling aircraft.
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Manila
Mar
U.S
Here
Local Dinner Guests and Community Fundraiser Set in Eudora
In Eudora Mr and Mrs Lewle Kindred hosted dinner with Lindsey Stanley Roger Stanley and Lawrence Wilson families. Plans announced for a county spelling contest in April and a April 1 card party to fund softball field improvements. Several local residents attended Rebekah School of Instruction in Tonganoxie with committee roles noted.
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Lewle Kindred
Lindsey Stanley
Miami
Fia
Roger Stanley
Bebnad
Lawrence Wilson
Larry. Lindley
Wilsons
Lindly Stanley
Bert Chronicrer
Effie Morris
Helen Miner
Jeasie Grimes
Dorothes Olesen
Glen Wilson
al Colemain
Ray Leno
Margaret Westerhouse
Opal Wilson
Bill Mercier
John Kaamaier
Don Joslin
Allen Weaterhouse
K.P Heizer
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ruth Kazmater
Thelma Reusch
Evabell Gerstenberger
Edna
Betty Roberts
Lawrence
Pinckney School
Margean Westerhouse
Weekend notes on Lawrence and Parente Mis obo on Teamment
Fragmented text shows Lawrence and Parente, Miata Mis obo or Teamment, involving Miss Josephine Gilthere, Hemmetin Setubert, and Clarence Ritter. Mentions viewing property, Stink fagon, and various names with unclear actions.
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Lawrence
Miata
Mars
Tosephie Gilthere
Mies Hemmetin Setubert
Clarence Ritter
Boon
Setabert
Datdner
Lewis Stirek
Rmidern
Mia Lawrence Witean
Bo Shia
Dash Ter
Hate
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