Higher Powers Emphasized In Evening Service
An eastside church invites worshippers for Tuesday October 7 with a sermon on submission to higher powers. The speaker reflects on duty to God and the authorities He ordains, citing Hebrews 13:5.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1947
Page
4
Revival of Comintern Manifesto Sets Smaller European Focus
The Warsaw meeting revived a Comintern inspired manifesto aimed at defeating American Europe policies. It contrasts with earlier world communist spread by focusing on opposing the Truman Doctrine and Marshal Plan backed aid to Europe. The text warns that the dissolution could be reversed by a future resolution and brings the conflict into the open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist International
Aee
Poland
Europe
Rede
Greece
Turkey
Comintern
Feeding the Hungry through Conservation and Shared Sacrifice
The article urges Americans to save food and follow Truman’s meatless days to aid hungry Europeans. It cites a Wet Virginia town that stopped feeding hogs with garbage due to lack of supply and urges nationwide cooperation, renewed plate-wasting discipline, and smaller portions as a contribution to peace through shared sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Virginia
Europe
Russians Vanish After US Technical Training Disclosures
Senator Ferguson warns of possible security gaps as Russians trained in American plants reportedly disappear. Officials lack exact counts and wariness grows over new identities and access to facilities beyond initial assignments. The piece notes potential motives and draws parallels to other espionage methods while citing Dominican regime failures as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Michigan
United States
United Sates
Canada
Parole Sparks Inquiry Into Gangster Set Free
Three Ca peas gangsters were released long before their terms ended amid tax irregularities and a mysterious deposit. Officials face questions as suspicions grow of a special deal behind the early releases and ongoing investigations probe the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pareles
Capeas
Prises Deers
Devising the Future and Civilisation’s Edge
The piece argues Western civilization can rebound from wartime ruin by embracing modern thought beyond theology and biology. It stresses universal access to these ideas, urging politicians and masses alike to grasp a revised future. A brief news note cites two quotes about resilience and naval travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bolshevism and the struggle for Western Europe
The article foresees a Bolshevik push across Europe aiming to threaten Western democracies and reach the English Channel. It argues an effective western European revival is needed to deter communism, warns of a world war, and notes debate on reforming the United Nations to exclude the communist bloc. It mentions U.S. food conservation efforts and notes raisin vineyards planted to maximize sun exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comintern
Europe
Are
Mescot
Tmip
Western
English
Italy
Orient
Americas
English Channel
United Nations
U.N
Bolshevists
Old Home Town notes and local society events
A quota of 23 Douglas county youths was accepted by the CCC for October with colored youths sent to Lone Star Lake camp and white youths to Valley Fall. Lawrence rural teachers elected officers, and Bismarck school pupils visited the Journal-World with teacher Miss Elizabeth present. Miss Fredericks Gufler married William Schehrer at St John’s church with attendants listed. Theatre listings at Bowersock featured several programs. Mr. and Mrs. J L Austin traveled to Holt county Missouri to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
CCC
Lone Star Lake
Valley Fall
Lawrence
Ann Williams
Mabel Shaw
Vivian Shields
Bismarck School
Mise Elizabeth
Journal-World Today
Martha Ann Wise
John Wise
Darlene Althaus
Eugene Althaus
Elvin Davison
Duane Davison
Betty Davison
Juanita Plaisted
Vinita Plaisted
den Hines
Roy Siscoe
John Mannen
Fredericks Gufler
Joe Gufler
William Schehrer
Eudora
St. John's Church
Catherine Siebers
Mies Hilda Zillner
Mise Marie Sommer
Gerald Groedicher
William Goufler
Otto Mienot
Patty Dixon
Flower Girl
C. C. Gersteniercer
Carol Gerstenderser
Caldren
C. BE. Yousw
Kansas
Petting
Catldren
Cc. C. Gersteniercer
Ralph Baker
Dartene
Sunflower
A Whernut Breere
Johns
Alfred Buckner
Sor Fe
Buckner
Kermit Broers
Ner
Recett Pride
Will
Jean’ Readleston
Sam Beadleston
Roy Kurts
Cari Kurtz
May Hadt
John Kurtz
Sophia Kurtz
Minnie Kurts
Henrys Kurta
Qiaver Jo Hess
Jimmy
Ted
Rein Lawrence
Eless”ar
ES Forasthe
Mra Forssche
E KO OS Patten
Junction City
Mra
Robert Wi'swon
Lester Massey
Chidren
Massey
Warsaw
Lewis Massey
Ellen FL Melville i
Celeride Springs
Ed Melville
Karens Rey
Martin Abel
Oanto
Ralph
Michollas
Ray
Mary Allen
Misa Josephine Gilmore
JW Frinke
Pisleres
Kahi
Quexteo
Cart Einwhina
Fesurn Tin
Williamsen
Ross
Francis Grow
Allentown
Quakertown
Local residents depart for distant trips
Twenty five years ago Vickery a credit manager for Water Pear end A W Garvin left Sunday for Minnesota and the Dakotas. Miss Nannie Chaechbang and J R Chaechbang plan a visit to Whittier California. Emme Welch departed last night to visit her aunt and mother in Wharton.
Local Socials and Moves Across Kansas City
Forty years ago Mr and Mrs Gordon Grovernor hosted an elaborate noon dinner for their 15th anniversary. Kansas City passengers and social visits are noted as well as sorority activities and numerous trips to Kansas City and Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Grovernor
Nelse Ockerbdlad
City
University Y.M.C.A
Singer
Ind
D. M. Fraser
Joe Ramsey
Kansas City
J. S. Zerby
Frank Ford
New Mexico
He Jw
Robertson
Mary Johnston
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Ohio
William Jewell
Mise Sallie
Wichita
Mies Mona Eberle
Labengentlab. Com
W. P. Ofte
Roy B. Power
New Hampshire
Frenee
Jehneca
Leavenworth
Madge Holden
Dorothy
Mre
Power
Ee Peart
John Sex Et
Te Ote
Tole
Wisconsin bars purchase of foreign government bonds by banks
Opinion piece blasts Wisconsin banking policy and postwar finance. It notes state bar commission vote banning foreign government bonds, cites past losses from foreign securities, and criticizes wartime salaries of labor union Local 104. It also references international finance, socialized economies, and U.S. budget debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Badger
Bar Eeding Commission
James B. Mulvyn
David
Washington State
Goliath
Local 104
International Brotherhood of
America
Supreme Court of Washington
Barbs in Iowa School Vote Spark Controversy
Readable fragments show a discussion about student dress norms in an Iowa school and a satirical remark on school policy. The text includes garbled phrases about a dinner entry, an importer, and a bus can analogy, but few concrete details.
Iowa farmer sees Europe's despair and hunger in Europe trip
Garner Iowa farmer Jack Dethmers joined 21 others on a month long air tour of Europe spending 1500 dollars each. He returned appalled by Europe’s economic distress and caste barriers. He warned that Europe may need American food aid or risk communist influence as rationing and farm methods lag behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Boyle Garner
Iowa
Jack Dethmers
Dethmers
Europe
France
England
Cryptic crossword style clues partial fill
Puzzle listing with scattered clues about army leader fruits ardor acid, shield, pea points and more read as a wordplay grid with entries like bone bargain laborer and Scottish isle later. It appears as a cryptic style page fragment listing definitions and cross references without full solutions.
Manpower Shortage Reflected on Farm and War News
The report notes 38 men laboring on a 40 acre farm with ten hogs while one man tended the operation. A commentator on Germany observes widespread destruction saying everything is blown to pieces in one day. A group of German majors questions where the young men are and if they work in mines or factories as a mayor laments the situation in late war times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Holland
U. S
John St. Lewis
John i Acans
Congressman Reeves
Missouri
Axtell
Truman
Slaughter
Reeves
Uncle Sam
Germany
Dethmers
Stalngrad
Eudora Social Roundup Sees Local Families Gather
Local notes recount birthdays and visits among Eudora families led by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gersteniercer and relatives. Friends from Lawrence Kansas City and Warsaw Missouri join gatherings during weekends and weekdays with neighbors and relatives, including extended trips to Allentown Quakertown Boston and beyond.
American Legion August meeting notes and officers
The American Legion held its August meeting with Grimes retiring president. Installing officer Mrs J Merpros presided. vice president Mr Gecon. secretary Mrs Chr Semmer. treasurer Mrs Olive Ogden. After the session, the organist played a tune and a brief social followed. Mr and Mrs J A Siler and daughter visited in Columbus and Eudora are en route to new work in Kansas. Mrs Jessie Grimes spent Sunday in Topeka with Mrs Grace Urines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Chr. Semmer
Olive Ogden
Wsturan
Julia Kener
Benefitl
JL. KE. Siler
Eudora
Jeasie Grimes
Topeaa
Baldwin social notes recount gatherings and births
A Baldwin page lists October social events and visits. Mrs Ara Kinsey and Miss Wash attend a Ladies Night at the home of Miss Anna Pierson, with many locals and neighbors noted. A dinner and program by Ivan Best and others are mentioned, plus a new baby, Carolyn Sue, born September 30 at Christ's Hospital in Topeka, with grandparents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Kinsey
Aioe Kinsey
Anna Piersen
Ratsae
Iarfont
Koy Washee
Mocha
Menirick Sane Dee
Triehs
Deatra
Karen Breatfoot
Bunny
Sieedra Hridsar
Elxith Street
Iralkenberrs
Nestea
Desiens
John Miler
North
Mrocatel
Ira Kortherford Netawena
Verda Hern
Baldwin
Mra
ML OW. Las
Burlington
Carolyn Sue
Christ’s Hospital
Topeka
J. Kloster
Ian
Radio Programs Tonight and Much More Across Stations
Radio listings show Tuesday evening schedules across WREN KMBC WDAS WML and WAREUN with programs including newscasts weather reports commentary and headline summaries. The page notes various time slots and program labels for each station with references to news and weather updates and a wildlife note mentioning twenty species of insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibal—Sugper Cuo
WREN
Jisachine Dditica
Kmbc—Weatter
Sowset Saatom
Asters of the Wearw
WDAS
Newa
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Avuén Gureau
Cirevistion
LS Gang
Kawate Ae
New Manifesto
Trajilie
Deep South
Hutchinson News
Navy
Severoon Olathe
Kan
Naval Air Station
President Truman
Citizens Food Committee
Navy Department
Ter Sesson
Bowersock Theater
Ira Lincoln
Emperor Jones
Olgarenee
the White Peacock
Robin Hood
Harry Lauder
Fritz Lieber
the Circle
Irene
Greenwich Village
the Bat
Walter Whiteside
the Hindu
J. L. Austin
Holt County
Sy Samuel FP. Peytingill
Bal Cocheban
Eee
Iowa Farmer
U. S. Army
Rus
Trafalgar
Anowes
Ea Rail Ries
Walt
Son of
Seth
Chad
Ney
Baldwin News
Wear
Wrazn—Izie Ema
RFN
Is¢E
Evaning
Cetsner
MY -Wren
KMBC
Jane
Jack Bear Sea
RFEU
Waeraituy
Ct . ’ Cote
Fem Mack
Musas
Tte
Inetoe Fy
Afmiean Diovdsueseng Mes
N.Y
Wrights
Hanna
G. Gustafson Optometriss
L. T. Harris CO
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Mass
Litk
Insurae Agency
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