RetRIBUTION and Iran in UN era reflect postwar tensions
The Lawrence Kansas editorials discuss Iran in the UN Security Council, noting Russia’s stance and Iran's unclear situation. They reference local issues like Lawrence’s new garbage trucks bought for 1000 less than estimated and a $14000 bond for postwar improvements. Other items include the GI gripe committee proposals on officer enlisting disparities and national food waste studies urging better packaging and refrigeration to reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansan
Ranean
Charles W. Hauck
Ohio State University
Belgium
Holland
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Doctor Hauck
Columbus
A Bad Trade in Labor Policy Debate
A discussion on labor actions notes government power over organized labor remains stronger. Senator Murray proposes a six month strike truce in exchange for vetoing the Case labor control bill and withdrawing draft legislation. The piece argues such a trade is poor and calls for practicable labor laws to restore industrial peace and allow conversion to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Montana
Truman
Carter Glass and the Old Guard Defense of Fiscal Prudence
The article profiles Carter Glass as a steady square dealer in finance who opposed Roosevelt era policies. It notes his support for soundness over risk, his role under Wilson, and how New Deal deficits and welfare programs challenged his Jeffersonian stance. It also mentions Virginia's Byrd backing a restrained national budget amid deficit financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Glass
Federal Reserve System
Glass
Virginia
Changing Lineup and the Democrats Labor Alliance
The piece argues that President Truman will stand by the public interest over organized labor, predicting a breakup of the Democratic labor partnership. It notes potential new lineups inside and beyond the party and warns Republicans against coalitions with labor bosses, as voters oppose such arrangements. It criticizes the long standing alliance that has allegedly worsened conditions and urges ending the partnership regardless of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Democratic Party
National Treasury
United States Proposes Hemisphere Defense Plan
In 1940 commentary urges inter American mutual defense with U S arms transfers to smaller nations. It praises Nimitz and Eisenhower outlining a program to spread defense duties, prevent sole U S reliance, and keep Argentina engaged while avoiding hemispheric militarization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Belgium
Holland
Dunkerque
United States
Congress
U. S. Army
Eisenhower
Nimitz
Argentina
Washington
Uncle Sam
U. S
Missiona
Margaret Truman to receive degree at George Washington University
Washington reports the nation's top girl graduate Margaret Truman will earn an AB in history at George Washington University commencement in Constitution Hall. President Truman will speak briefly as Margaret’s radiating class of about 400 graduates gathers with family visiting from Missouri and relatives in the presidential box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Washington University
Margaret Truman
Paman
Constitution Hall
Cloyd Heck Marvin
George Washington
Margaret
Missouri
Kansas City
Martha Truman
Mary Truman
Grand View
George Porterfield Wallace
Frank Gates Wallace
Frederick
Marian
David
Truman
D. W. Wallace
White House
Will Teach At KU Dr Cloy Hobson to Visitor Summer Session
Dr Cloy S Hobson director of curriculum and guidance for Planeview public schools near Wichita will teach curriculum supervision and instruction improvement as KU summer session opens June 18. He serves on the State Curriculum committee and has taught summer courses at South Dakota Montana State and Arizona State Teachers College Flagstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloy S. Hobson
Planeview
Wichita
University of Kansas
K. U. School of Education
Hobson
State Department of Education
University of Nebraska
University of Chicago
McCook
Kearney
Nebraska
Genoa
Ilineis
Jlaneview
University of South Dakota
Montana State University
Arizona State Teachers College
Flagstaff
Letters to the Editor urges more cooperation for a better world
A Reader argues that greater cooperation and teamwork, defined as doing things together without quarreling, would improve the world. The letter emphasizes collective effort and constructive collaboration as essential for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Rees Prizes A Pen As Truman Signs Pay Bill
Rep. Rees of Kansas receives a presidential pen used by President Truman when he signed the civil service pay raise into law. Rees, a key author of the legislation, witnessed the signing at the White House. Also, James Langrell was fined $10 in police court for reckless driving from an auto crash on May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rees
R-Kan
Truman
House Civil Service Committee
House-Senate
Ich
White House
James Langrell
Maine
The Old Home Town Prominent 1926 Reunion Planning
Lawrence ninth graders hosted promotional events with 192 participants. Charles Springer elected reunion committee chairman for KU class of 1926 to be held in June. Arch Oliver named program chair. Charles Louk in charge of registration. J B. Smith handles attendance promotion. Virginia Hosford engaged to J B Mack Jr. Miss Dorothy Enlow honored at a dinner. Memorial Day plans noted for Frank Morgan visit and Evanston trip. A long list of names follows, concluding with Lawrence Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Charles Springer
K. U
Arch Oliver
Charles Louk
J. B. Smith
Frank W. Hosford
Virginia
J. B. Mack, Jr
J. B. Mack
Maurice Clarkson
The
Colonial
Dorothy Enlow
E. BR. Morgan
Atchison
Frank M. Morgan
Hiawatha
Mary Elizabeth Bitzer
Evanston
Ill
Charles G. Bitzer
Forty Years Ago Abroad Residents Listed in Lawrence
Forty years ago Lawrence residents abroad included Nellie Alving Alice Wilhelmi Louise Barteldes and Theodore Poehler all in Italy Sarah Wilder studying voice in Paris and C J Eriksen in Sweden Margery Bowersock planned overseas trip after June graduation from Wellesley Local church groups hosted events last night with whist prizes to Miss Mary Sweeney and Mrs Kinney May Hoyt hosted Episcopal choir at her home Mrs Alva Hawley will move to Billings Montana Allie Strickler left for Chicago to visit friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Nellie, Alving
Alice Wilhelmi
Louise Barteldes
Louis Poehler
Theodore Poehler
Italy
Sarah Wilder
Paris
C. J. Eriksen
Sweden
Margery Bowersock
Wellesley
Otto Gufler
Mary Sweeney
Kinney
May Hoyt
Episcopal Church Choir
Alva Hawley
Margaret Goodman
Billings
Mont
Allie Strickler
Chicago
Twenty five years ago high school seniors named in class roll
The list of 102 graduates from last night includes Arthur Ackerman Bernice Anderson Nora Anderson George Anderson Barbara Bailey Oliver Barber Harold Beck Mary Beckser Freda Bereiter Fred Boger Alice Bolen John Breakley Earl Berdine Vera Brown Edith Bucheim Margaret Butcher Flora Childers Dorothy Clarke Josephine Clark Martha Cook Alma Cox Rankin Creel William Cunningham Mildred Cutter Helen Dana Veronita Day Margery Day George Docking Lucinda Eaves Charles Eberwein Thelma Ellington Robert Faith Mary Fields Samuel Fletcher Elizabeth Griesa Mildred Gordon Beulah Gowell Hazel Griffitts Helen Harshberger Robert Havenhill Dorothy Henderson William Hill RK Huffman Harold Neidig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tusten Ackerman
Bernice Anderson
Elnora Isabelle Anderson
George Frederick Anderson
Barbara Bailey
Oliver Perry Barber
Harold Arthur Beck
Mary Margaret Bei‘secker
Freda L. Bereiter
Fred Boger
Alice Regene Bolen
John Frank Breakley
Earl Sanford Bernard Berdine
Vera Hazel Brown
Edith Mae Bucheim
Margaret A. Butcher
Flora Mae Childers
Dorothy Alving Clarke
Josephine Beatrice
U S Senator Puzzle Coded Across and Down Clues
A compact puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with mixed wordplay and partial phrases. It presents a U.S. Senator themed grid with numerous definitions, abbreviations, and cryptic style hints to fill a crossword-like diagram.
Siam asks UN action over alleged French aggression in Indo China
New York May 2977 Siam seeks UN Security Council consideration after accusing French troops of crossing the Mekong river and seizing Siamese territory near Bangkok. The cablegram by Pride Panymyong requests sympathy and cooperation from the UN while Britain signals support for Siam’s border dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations Organization
Indo-China
United Nations
World Peace Keeping Agency
Siam
France
U. N
Trygve Lie
Pride Panymyong
Siamese Council of Ministers
Lie
Security Council
London
British
Foreign Office
Britain
Meking River
Panymyong
LA. N
Altho
Bangkok
Laos
Mekong
Kingdom of
Cambodia
Jean Decoux
Georges Thierry D’argenlieut
Saigon
Vichy
Spain asserts right to investigate atomic energy
Madrid says Spain has a perfect right to investigate atomic energy and cannot accept UN competence in matters affecting Spain. A 700 word foreign ministry statement notes notes distributed May 23 to foreign missions. It cites national defense needs and denies claims that Spain is conducting unauthorized investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
United Nations
Foreign Ministry
Althe
Baldwin Friends Welcome Beulah Reitz On Furlough
Miss Beulah Reitz Baker missionary on furlough called on Baldwin friends last Friday. She has been taking a refresher course at the University of Kansas and will soon return to Africa. Local clergy and families hosted and attended church dedications and social visits as part of the Baldwin scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Reitz
Old Baldwin
Miss Reitz
University of Kansas
Africa
B. F. Harman
Zeta Chi
Baldwin
Beulah Harpo O
Harman
Lawrence
Warren Cordell
Edgerton
H. E. McLeod
E. M. Owen
Baldwin Friends
Harold
Eugene Chubb
Baxter Springs
Alva Chubb
Edward J. Cragoe
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Anna Lewis
St. Joseph
Lee Lewis
Elizabeth Bentley
Upland
Ind
Taylor College
Bentley
Albert Carpenter
Ernest Bowlby
Silas
Bergsma
Ottawa
Betty Mathis
Lois Jeanne Dreyer
Alpha Chi Omega
Jayhawk Hotel
Betty Ebright
Final Senior Recital Lucile Rothenberger Delivers Vigorous Tone
The University of Kansas pianist Lucile Rothenberger closed the senior recital season with bracing energy. She offered Bach Busoni in D major, Beethoven’s Absence Farewell and Return, Chopin Ballade in F, and Polonaise in F sharp minor Op. 44 with bold color and mature concert flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Rothenberger
Kansas
Miss Rothenberger
Plains
University of Kansas
Jan Chiapasso
Busoni
Originz
Beethoven
Iss Rothenberger
Liszt
Radio Programs Evening May 2 1930s Musical Panel
A radio program lineup features KMBC WREN WDAF and more with live music including Liszt Etude in D flat and Prokofieff Prelude. Miss Rothenberger performs with Jan Chiapasso. Grieg Concerto opening with audience reaction and floral interludes. ushers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosieff
Rubinstein
Liszt
Miss Rothenberger
Prokofieff
Grieg
Jan Chiapasso
Jo Ann Rothenberger
Maxine Dunkleberg
Julie Ann Cacad
Lois Thompson
China Demo League Talks With Both Leaders Seen
A Pi A delegation from the third party Democratic league arrives in Nanking to open peace talks with the government and Communist leaders over Manchuria. A youth delegate is expected, while Chiang Kai-shek in Mukden reportedly sets conditions for resuming truce talks and edits out recognition of democratic local governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
Democratic League
Manchuria
Chiang Kaishek
Mukden
Ministry of Information
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Program List
The list shows Kansas City area radio stations KMBC WDAF WREN WRAP WREX and KNBO broadcasting May 3 with music, news, sports, and variety shows. Notable items include Baseball Scores, The Jack Smith Show, Countdown to late-night news, radio orchestra performances, and a book review segment from 2:39 p.m. at Haskell Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Arnatrone
Wren
Maz Falkenatien
Jack
Smy
Borie
USA — Baseball
Bob Crosby
WDAF
Wohmbc
Musicawnat
KMBC
Erie
Jack Armstrong
WRAW
Hume
Alien
Bree
County
Netghbor
Dinah Shore
Lum
Abner
EMBC
Andre Kost
Janet
Karl Gndwin
Tho—Wrex
Meteor and
Collet
Hobby Lobb
Jack Haley
America
Inland
Ventura
Abbott
Contetlana
Hudy Vallee
Lanny Ross
Jack Smith
Richard Harkness
KMBCK
Alde En Gate Quartette
ATE Momente Municale
Andheme
For
Thought Symphonetts
KNBO
FBI
New Runemens Newacaat
Ty Ewe Fi
WREX
Mfushlehach
RA Osance Orch
Nat
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World Conections
Boerts
Ron ET
Massachusetts Street
Lorenzen & Thorse York Hares
Michigan
Michigan Ave
West 10Th Bt
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
Arch Nail Eile Deh
Postoffice
United Nations Security Council
Iran
Council
Russia
J.M. Roberts, JR
Gewitt Mackenzie
Wendell Wilkie
Sam
Marcella Rose Morawetz
Ralph Leland Newby
Nora Agnes Norris
Emma Roberta Nottingham
Jeanette Elizabeth Olmstead
Daisy Bell Parsons
Alice Day Perkins
Howard A. Petefish
Eva Faye Posey
Frank Edwin Pringle
Ruby Prancea Provost
Lela B. Pyle
Laura Adelaide Rankin
Fern Maurine Reed
Lucille Rogers
Antonia Maceo Royce
Helen Scott
Lionel R. Lemon
David Henley Strong
Constance Eleanor Stanley
Goldie
Alice Stevenson
Olive Fay Stevenson
Albert Kenneth Stvenson
Burl Stugard
Marguerite Tarpy
John Edward Taylor
Helen Sally Thomas
Ross Herbert Ulrich
Jessie Alberta Uttinger
Irene May Wallace
Samuel S. Weatherby
Tereza Mary White
Merton Essom Williams
Sarah Elizabeth Williams
Ruth Christine Wilson
Lorena Wilson
Lawrence Woodruff
U.S
Winney
Mexico
FEPC
Baldwin News
China Demo League
Fall River
Tulsa
Okla
Arcole Mid-West Construction Co
Kan
C. H. Chorpenning
Beaman
B. G. Gustafson Optometrist Glassen
Bellinger Elec — Norge Appliance Dealer
Mase
Hanna
FEC
Dunham & Thalberg
George Carter
Haskell Institute
Aneahker
1200
N.Y
Sportsman Apparel
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