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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1948
Page
3
President Truman delivered a sharp critique of Henry Wallace in a recent address, urging voters to reject Wallace’s platform. The remarks touched on foreign policy and domestic goals, sparking debate over the party’s direction and leadership before the upcoming elections.
Kansas Republicans completed a smooth state convention sending the lath delegation to the national GOP in June. Porter, a black leader, was elected as a national committeeman amid a unity showing that ended a potential Darby challenge. Governor Carlson was praised for his administration and the party endorsed expelling communists from government positions.
Washington reports senators clashed over a proposed bill aiding education for states. Kansas and Oklahoma faced questions on pupil allocations as lawmakers weighed the act under a federal education framework.
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