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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1948
Page
4
On Tuesday November 16 the Journal-World features a Worthy of Trust column discussing the idea that trust in individuals rests on character and reliability. It emphasizes the need for discernment when relying on others in professional and personal dealings.
Observers expect a leftward shift in U S politics with aims to repeal or modify the Taft-Hartley Act and expand un American activities probes. Administration planners may carve provisions from Taft Hartley into a new act while labor seeks Wagner Act reenactment. Senate votes and Democratic defections shape chances for reform.
A Washington gathering plans a farewell tribute to Senator Capper. The event marks appreciation for his national legislative work and his service on District of Columbia affairs. Westerners in the capital view him as a sympathetic advocate for their welfare and seek to honor a trusted neighbor and friend.
The Hoover streamlining commission recommends bureaus report to cabinet members rather than directly to the President to relieve routine work from the presidency. The plan aims to reduce bottlenecks and balance duties but faces resistance amid post election pigeonholed expectations.
Salina Journal reports Democratic choice Levite E B Davis did not campaign or reside in the district as votes favored a questionable candidate. Davis, once a Fort Hays State College dramatics instructor, had his contract not renewed and reportedly left the district, living in Colorado at times. The piece notes voter apathy as both parties face questions about the Sixth district election results.
Speculation surrounds a new federal judgeship in Kansas as the early work of the incoming congress unfolds. Randolph Carpenter is tipped as the likely appointee, tied by political logic to his role in defeating the Democrat banner for governor. Prominent Kansas Democrats have held appointive offices after prior voter rejection.
The Omaha World-Herald notes that Truman won the corn states like Missouri and Iowa while Dewey carried the wheat states such as Kansas and Nebraska. It points out price support mechanisms and storage claims, and mentions a televised car dashboard display as a modern curiosity.
CEWITT MACKENZA reports on the British royal birth and the ensuing global frenzy. The birth of the Princess’s child shifts focus to succession, constitutional reform, and Britain’s evolving democracy, with speculation on the Prince of Edinburgh potentially becoming head of a transformed empire and a broader Commonwealth.
Old Home Town reports the engagement of Luella Maldived to Riete of Tales and the birth of a son to David Manley in Newanderhi Mes. It notes Miss Evelyn Swarthout to wed at the Kaname City, Sheriff Will fobs shifts, and county events including a chairing by Hellview QM club member Richard Wilann. Also mentions remarks on a county judge’s plans and a pandemic-related citation in department faculty notes.
Forties news item notes dormitory and hospital construction at the university and in the Ropedale area. Mentions a stray dog killed near N. A. Gwin, a doughnut sale by Congregational church women raising funds, largest Lawrence telephone directory issued by World Company, and Roy Woodward's buggy incident injuring no one. Also social notes on Mrs. A. Gifford’s gathering for Miss Marguerite Emer, Ventura club meeting, and visits by Mr and Mrs. Wood. Lovejoys visiting Jefferson Town and Bertha Worthington’s weekend in Manhattan.
An unmarked bandit armed with a revolver robbed the Kaw Valley State Bank in Eudora yesterday morning, taking between 600 and 700 dollars. Otto Durr, cashier, and Mrs. George Gerstenberger, a clerk and the only other person in the bank, were present. Red Roy Rutherford, a former service man, has been engaged by the authorities.
A damaged letter complains about wartime conduct and urges mercy toward civilians. The writer argues responsibility lies with authorities and questions motives behind wartime actions. The piece reflects domestic concern and calls for humane behavior amid conflict.
The piece describes senior senators and representatives, listing figures like Bloom, McKellar, Connelly, and Doughton, noting their ages and roles. It portrays the aging lawmakers as a distinguished group shaping policy, with reference to leadership in the Senate and House and mentions of policy areas and committees.
The article emphasizes parents showing manners by example, such as the mother accepting a gift and thanking the giver to instill politeness. It advises drills and play acting to teach appreciation, arguing that consistent practice builds tact and gratitude as a child grows.
A fragmented notice references a social debutante event with invitations and flowers, plus a separate forgery complaint tied to a local official. Details mention a Captain and air force context, with unsigned or unclear names and dates. The piece reflects mixed civic notices and high society social planning in a garbled OCR.
The readable fragments discuss political experience and seniority in elections, questioning how experience influences outcomes and how districts or committees might decide. No identifiable people, places, or dates are clearly present in the garbled text.
The list of contestants includes Beta Thetabs Wayne Moncert Rob Dare Byron Tent Kabhi Rationfly Hal Fredy Doorrhus Wallace Miben Darrell Brown Vourtas Kent Beles Pive Bradley Dive Nate Friesen soul Don May Luikerin Fordents Hal Miller Lerse Cloud Mickel Vi Delta Theta Marvin Martin Dean Johnson Cheek Wall indy Rusty Raltis Pi Kappa Aunt Baty Flatt Eric Jim Jim Smaller Green Rob Swaim Woody Keller Sigma Chi Teather Seymour Neb Dubor BA Richards son Benny Kampreth Wobbly Warblers Tommy Levitt Laren Rumhelson Dewarne Or rchee ardy Dwight Oaleetoe For Babs Hab Dunell Bar Kite Rely Cased anal Robert Dale Judy Swan ne fow Hae Malet Conferman Betsy McCune is poster chairman A $1 000 reward announced to thieves in Leoti Kansas on November 16 after burglaries at local business and a Backhurdisme store. items including silverware and merchandise stolen.
A compact item lists a radio performer named HorHorizontal 13 with a pictured portrait and brief clues. The entry mirrors a page of word puzzle hints, including references to forefather drunkard and various crossword style entries.
Programs aired November 1 feature Tune Feeney Ye at the War and a North Ward report. The Lone Ranger segment headlines the evening, with news closer to city events and cosmic mentions in the lineup.
A partial OCR reads unclear names and phrases with no clear event or entities. The readable portion offers little concrete detail to form a solid headline or summary.
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