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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1944

Page

3

Bricker urges presidential term limits in Iowa

Ottumwa Iowa October 5 Gov John W Bricker argues the presidency wields excessive power and calls for term limits to cultivate leadership. He criticizes FDR for patronage and seeks support in a one day Iowa tour including Rock Island and St Louis stops. He warns a fourth term would be a reign while praising a sincere campaign. Also Baker University to host recital by Beulah Chiapasso and Margaret Dunn with works by Carl A Preyer and Dunn.

Ottumwa John W. Bricker Republic Roosevelt Bricker Ohio Iowa Rock Island i St. Louis Missouri Harry S. Truman Ohioan Great Britain Kiel Auditorium School of Fine Arts University of Kansas Baker University Beulah Chiapasso Oppratio Baker Margaret Dunn K. U Baker Department of Music Carl A. Preyer Y Miss Dunn

A Kissing Campaign Sparks Baltimore Election Bid

Ensign John W. Benson launches a provocative campaign for Congress in Baltimore offering to kiss every desirous lady in the third district and promising an attractive young woman to kiss every male voter, while lamenting his limited funds and spaghetti-dinner rivalries. He plans to start after a formal meeting and has an extension of leave to conduct his bid. Also noted is a Kansas utilities convention addressing postwar municipal challenges with speakers from Westinghouse, General Electric, and Kansas State College.

Baltimore Ensign John W. Benson Benson Esterey Medi U. S. Maritime Service Thomas D’alesandro, Jr Altho Foreign Sea Service Emporia Kan Kansas Utilities Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities L. W. McLeod Pittsburgh Westinghouse Company Kenneth McFarland Topeka A. G. Ottenheimer Chicago General Electric Company Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Department Kansas State College

One Day Conference on Veterans Training at KU

Representatives from Kansas colleges and veterans groups will convene at the University of Kansas for a one day conference on veterans training. About 75 attendees are expected. Congressman Errett Scrivner will open the event at 10 a.m. in Woodring Hall auditorium. Luncheon and afternoon sessions follow with addresses from veterans leaders and state officials, focusing on rehabilitation in education. Leon ard veterans’ director service at KU oversees the program.

Kansas College University of Kansas Fors Erret P. Scrivner Kangas Congressional Fohus Veterans’ ‘Purenls Wichita Kansasas City Termorial Union Frank Strong Leonard ‘Veterans University ‘Training Listens

Belvoir man buys equipment business on West 26th Street

Carter Anderson of Belvoir neighborhood has purchased the implement company at 520 West 26rd Street from Carl Van Hoesen who plans to move to Colorado Springs. Anderson will continue handling the Massey Harris farm machinery line and plans a shop for general work.

Carter Anderson Belvoir West 26Rd Street Carl van Hoesen Colorado, Springs Anderson Massey-Harris

A and P Store Marks 85th Anniversary

Local A. and P. store staff join in observance of the 85th anniversary of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, a pioneer in grocery retail. The article mentions farm machinery repairs and names individuals connected to the Anderson and Carter families, along with a home purchase at 417 Forrest Avenue. Details are fragmentary.

Lawrence Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company

Mass food distribution methods debut in New York

The text notes the first A and P store opened in 1859 in New York City with George Huntington as a key figure. it mentions changes in distribution and current sales leadership.

Frst New York City George Huntington Ite 3 Ees Dendorf

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