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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1950
Page
10
Sunday scene notes a teacher and church named in a fragmentary report. Names and places are unreadable.Readability limits prevent full attribution. The item hints at a local event involving a teacher and a church group but lacks clear details.
About 65 amateur radio operators in Douglas and Leavenworth counties are urged to join the Amateur Emergency Corps. Oscar Baker explains zone four includes Douglas Jefferson and Leavenworth counties with many operators already in the Corps. The group aids law enforcement fire departments and Red Cross and proved vital during the 1939 ice storm when phones failed. To join, contact Baker or assistants, fill an application, and get registered.
In Houston a speech warned that price controls must be carefully analyzed before implementation. Syn argued government actions should reflect market conditions and study policies since the outbreak to avoid misreading signals and mispricing. He urged consideration of industry impact and community effects before establishing any price schedules.
A reflective piece arguing that self rule comes from collective discipline, warning that lax family structure and alcohol abuse threaten national stability. It contrasts Western powers with disciplined cultures and stresses the dangers of drunken driving, drugs, and internal weakness over external threats. It cites temperance lessons and notes historical shifts in transportation mileage, linking discipline to public safety.
A fragmented obituary notice recounts Clare Dayes and many individuals connected to Baldwin, including George Owen, Dr Jal Afes, Alma Toicourt, and Ed Napier. It notes travels to Topeka, hospital service in Peking, nursing leadership, teaching in Altamont, and a marriage to a doctor, with scattered details of rail and plane travel and local events.
The readable fragments reference West Johington Feet Lauderdale Florida relations etc. Mentions pallbearers Kyana Carl Batell Fred Molty Virginia interniversary at Mogae and survivors named Mothe Wilken Garrett Hey Parrentauel Prank E Wot. Context appears to be a local memorial with scattered names and kinship notes.
Out of town relatives attended the services including Dr Sargantown W Vet 11 and others from Newton Davenport Des Moines Kansas City Clinton Manhattan Topeka and Lawrence. The Wesleyan Guild held a porluck.
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