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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
4
The fragment notes a press dispatch credit line to a publication in Kansas City and references standard republication restrictions and Bureau of Audits. It mentions a date in May 2018 and a biblical proverb about those who love wealth.
The Hays News notes population in Hays and Ellis County shrank after wartime growth. War time factories closed, workers left, leaving housing and facilities strained during peak wartime and beyond. The piece argues towns near installations faced overcrowding and that growth could resume only with improved housing and services.
The ailment first reported as polio turned out to be the real polio. Public health resources are mobilizing to check facilities and premises. Communities begin clean-ups to protect general health during the epidemic, noting wartime conditions had reduced health standards and urging immediate action.
The article reports that Congress passed a revised draft law despite President Truman's reservations, hoping for a sign to ease reliance on conscription. It notes teen ages are exempted, age limit raised to 29, and doubts about tapping a larger pool. Troops abroad require training amid demobilization pressures, with July 1 as a likely deadline.
A sweeping critique of the Spanish government in exile reaches the United Nations Security Council, drawing parallels to the Confederate era. The piece notes minimal standing, non acceptance for membership, and ongoing debates over Japan's unconditional surrender claims. Separate items report Detroit unions facing half a million dollars in damages suits, reflecting rising accountability for labor disputes.
In a Madison Era debate Senator Murray of Montana and Senator Pepper of Florida oppose new labor reforms while arguing to preserve the status quo. The Abilene Reflector Chronicle notes calls to curb union bargaining and to cap labor power to prevent strikes and national stagnation. A separate proposed bill would double prison terms for prison rioters, prompting discussion of harsher penalties.
A Prague report notes Slavic nations rapidly forming a bloc near the Soviet Union. It highlights Russia's planned zone of influence across Austria Hungary and the Balkans, with Czechoslovakia's President Benes backing the bloc as political and cultural reality. The piece questions Moscow's limits and the West's fear of further expansion toward the English Channel and the Mediterranean.
The Lawrence high school band earned a superior rating by placing in the second division at a national band contest in Cleveland. Two dozen goodwill ambassadors from the Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce visited Lawrence and dined with local leaders. Several local residents and visitors were noted across town with social events, engagements, and family occasions including a new baby born to Charles Snow and wife.
Twenty five years ago Miss Virginia Quinlan of Lawrence was crowned Queen of the May at a fete on the golf links, with Richard Stevens titled Lord of May. The event was held under auspices of a local club, and several marriages or engagements were noted in the accompanying column.
Miss Pearl Cade of Lawrence wed Harry Schu macher of Bardsdale Calif in Los Angeles. Mrs. Mary Curbey attended a reception hosted by Dr. and Mrs. W. J. New in Ottawa. Dudley Asher injured his right hand while training a colt. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Radcliffe plan to move to 640 Ohio. Radcliffe’s mother Mrs. Foulkes visits from Kansas City. Newlyweds Winter Pontius surprised with a tin shower. guests listed including Pontius family and neighbors.
In a critical argument the speaker says England seeks a four billion dollar loan while Britain previously urged France to repay debts with four hundred million plus two hundred million credit. France owes over four billion from the last war and may receive a further one billion via Export-Import Bank. France recently paid England 160 million and promises 44 million in a few years with gold and securities. The speaker claims American taxpayers fund these transfers and questions the final source of such billions.
A crossword style list mixes horizontal and vertical clues for an atomic scientist and related terms. Entries include pictured scientist, diving bird, Roman philosopher, and various abbreviations and foreign words, forming a themed word puzzle with multiple cross references.
George T Richardson of Topeka was named state securities commissioner to succeed W W Huffman who resigned after seven years to focus on his jewelry business. Richardson has served as Kansas securities examiner for three years.
Fort Scott Kansas May 16 Ernest J Hawkins longtime teacher and principal of Plaza school for negro children died yesterday after a half century in education. He led the school for 55 years and was a prominent figure in local education history.
Hutchinson Kansas May 16 The pony express arrives from St Joseph Missouri bringing letters from the President and other items to boost Hutchinsons pioneer Diamond Pow Wow celebration which runs through the week Diners will see dancing in the street an Oklahoma Indian village cowboys garb of shootin irons and band music The modern riders followed part of the old route passing Atchison Leavenworth Topeka Abilene Salina and McPherson A noon Main Street loge picnic table will be spread today
A historical critique argues that meat per capita is higher than at any peace-time point since 1911 yet 80 percent moves through black markets. It cites licenses, subsidies, and wastage, claiming massive costs exceed billions annually while insulin and other products depend on meat by-products. The piece questions OPA efficacy, cites industry and union voices, and accuses regulators of pressuring Congress to retain price controls.
Mr and Mrs Harry Barnett and son Jimmie visited Mis Donald Coughlin and baby William Howard at Ransom Memorial hospital in Ottawa. Mrs Luther Fleming and daughter Freda Lobingier arrived from Balboa Heights Canal Zone to visit relatives. PEO Chapter CK to meet at Miss Elizabeth Leach house. Reports on state convention to be given by Mrs Chester W Gates. Baldwin community mourns the sudden death of Frank Kerns Lobingier last Thursday evening.
A fragmented page lists radio programs and hosts across stations WDAF WREN XNBC and KMAC. It mentions Abbott and Costello America Town Meeting and other shows with scheduled times, followed by obituaries and local society notes including funerals and community events.
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