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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1947
Page
4
Reassns differ on Palestine partition plan at UN
The United States and Soviet Union back a partition of Palestine into Jewish and Arab states, seeking practicable governance and peace. It notes American in principle support and Soviet desire for stability, while warning of possible instability and strong opposition from both communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Near East
Lewis Defies Affidavit Rule as AFL Union Field Reshapes Leadership
The Taft Hartley non communist affidavit rule faces a setback as John L. Lewis declines to sign. The AFL abolishes thirteen vice presidents including Lewis, leaving UMW head out of the picture while other AFL officers comply. The change aims to protect members while upholding the law and testing leadership’s value to labor and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Laboe
Lewis
United Mine Workers
A.F.L
ALFU
Jssue
Lewin
Food to Europe and U.S. Aid Gathers Support
Congressmen returning from Europe express doubt about how a shipment of American food might curb communist influence. Yet officials urge support for aid as a short term aid to hunger, arguing it serves a worthy purpose and may aid longer term aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Attracting Industries and Kansas Gas Resources
The Hugoton area discussions focus on vast natural gas supplies piped to distant industries, highlighting concerns that Kansas loses a valuable resource without fair return. Jeff Rebert reports on the debate over state economic gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugoton
Kansas
Jeff Rebert
Atomic age shifts in-state industrial prospecting
The piece argues gas derivatives and state natural resources could spur regional industry growth in Kansas. It notes hopes for on-site development and a broader dispersal of industrial impact, driven by atomic-age implications. It suggests locating industries in areas once deemed uneconomic, changing regional economic planning.
Rubber supply worries prompt defense and synthetic plan
A Kansas wheat area note hints at uncertain crops while federal talk grows on a strategic shift. Experts urge manufacturing 100000 tons of synthetic rubber yearly for national security. enforcement not needed if citizens self execute savings. A Philippine base shift signals changing defense posture as Manila Bay roles recede. A West Virginia man, 95, remains busy in the housemoving trade, delaying photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
New Deal
Corregidor
Manila Bay
Geneva as home for United Nations urged in column
The columnist mocks the idea of moving the United Nations to Geneva while defending New York as host. He cites debates in the UN Assembly, mentions Stalin and Vishinsky, and quips about Santa Claus Indiana. The piece ends with a light note on Rensselaer Institute students resisting shaving due to long skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eward Curran
International Catholic Truth Society
Watch Oo
Lve
York
New York City
United Nations
Father Uwrran
Mr. Vishineko
League of Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
Churchill
Gieneva
United Nations Assembly
Sweden
France
Rene Mayer
New York Times
Josef Stalin
Santa
Tito Makes Serbia’s Balkan Power Play in Postwar Era
Yugoslav politics post World War II center on Tito consolidating power. Soviet backing and open aid from the Truman plan shape influence, while Yugoslavia’s nationalization of major industries and seized American properties complicate U.S. relations and wartime lend-lease settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hing Peter T
Tito
Moscow
Macoscow
Soviet
Russia
Yugoslavia
Soviet Russia
Turkey
Greece
Balkans
United States
Albania
U. S
New York
Standard Oil
Two Worlds and One World in Cold War Debate
The piece discusses Churchill and another statesman’s views on two worlds versus one world. It argues Bolshevist expansion must be halted without wholesale war, aided by Marshall Plan rehabilitation of Western Europe to defend democracy. It notes communism’s anti liberty nature and predicts Eastern Europe may seek freedom, shaping a possible peaceful two worlds lead to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Stooges
United Nations
Britain
Russia
Frankiv
United States
U. N
Churchill
Soviet Union
United Nations Organization
Owever
Western
Europe
Baker University reports record liberal arts enrollment
Baliwin Kansas October 16 1947 Baker University announces a fall enrollment of 652 liberal arts students, a new high for its history and the largest liberal arts enrollment of any Protestant college in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baliwin
Kansas
Baker University
Baker
Kansaa
Presbyterians Oppose Universal Military Training
Kansas Presbyterians adopted a resolution opposing universal military training by a 114 to 14 vote at their annual meeting in Hutchinson. They also approved a bid to Europe and opposed repeal of Kansas prohibition laws. Mrs. G A Chickering of Hutchinson was re elected president of the women’s organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas Presbyterians
Europe
G. A. Chickering
Old Home Town Marriages and Club News
Miss Clara Jeanette Hunsinger and Ernest Johanning wed at the bride’s parents home. Attendants were Dora Hunsinger and Adolph Johanning. ring bearer Earl Johanning. Avis Elaine Tyrell engaged to Frank Albert Matthias of Prairie View. Frank E. Jones reelected president of the Associated Garden Clubs of Kansas at Hutchinson convention. Kanwaks pupils, guided by Margaret Fritsel, toured Lawrence industries. Participants included Wayne Hird and others. Mrs A W Detler hosted family dinner for Roy Day of California. Horace Murphy announces birth of son Lee Elsworth, October 12. E L Knapp of Ottawa entertained guests George Hurd of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Jeanette Hunsinger
Ernest Johanning
George Hunsinger
Mias Dora Hunsinger
Adolph Johanning
Earl Johanning
Mra
L. L. Tyrell
Perry
Avis Elaine
Albert
Matthias
Prairie Iew
Frank E. Jones
Associated Garden Clubs of
Kansas
Hutchinson
Kanwaks
Margaret Fritsel
Lawrence
Wayne Hird
David Farrier
Archie Jennings
Jean Button
Jane Teopping
Helen Hird
Evelyn Houk
Doris Haverstock
Jimmie Topping
Glenn Johanning
Nadine Farrier
Mildred Button
Geraldine Farrier
Donald Farrier
Irene Button
Dorothy Farrier
A. W. Detler
Roy Day
California
Horace Murphy
Lee Elsworth
E. L. Knapp
Ottawa
George Hurd
Twenty Five Years Ago A Chicken Pen Com Motion Report
The report describes a com motion in T. E. Griesa's chicken pen last night. He went to inspect the scene and found the animal within the house area while trying to locate the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Griesa
Forty Years Ago Marriage Told In Local Notice
Fort y years ago the marriage of Miss Amelia Denewiler and Edward Stelle was planned for this evening at the bride’s home. Mrs Hattie Tibball hosted a birthday party last night. Mrs George Jewett entertained at cards this afternoon. Mrs A Difford invited friends for an informal afternoon. Members of the Juanita club met at Miss Bina Wisely’s home. Miss Edna Dinsmoor will attend Friday’s wedding of Miss Helen Johnson and Cletus Heaford, accompanied by Mrs E H Pittsburgh, a cousin of Harry in. Mrs J B Shearer traveled to Kenosha City on business this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Denewiler
Edward Stelle
Nts
Hattie Tibball
George Jewett
A. Difford
Juanita Club
Bina
Edna Dinsmoor
Helen Johnson
Cletus Heaford
Opler
E. H
Pittsburgh
Harry
J. B. Shearer
Ken Uns City
North Lawrence social notes honor Mrs Wallace Hamlet
Mrs Beulah Higgins and Mrs Gale Killinger hosted a layette shower for Mrs Wallace Hamlet with bingo prizes and gifts. Dinner guests included Mrs Ernest Mason and others. Several families and neighbors share visits and moves in the community news from Route 3 Beverley Shoemaker to Boone town travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Higgins
Gale Killinger
Wallace Hamlet
Killinger
Hamlet
Ernest House
Vernon Davison
John Murphy
James Mills
Betty Houk
Adam Hicks
Arthur Hicks
Ross Sherwood
Olathe
Leroy Crocker
Garden City
Ruby Cress
Linds
Fred Hiceins
Kathleen
Kenneth
Forrest Whitsitt
David
Mirable
Mefford Whitsitt
Truman Nelson
Billie
Bobby
Edward Hubbel
Bonner Springs
Ruth Shoemaker
Edna Welsh
Shoemaker
On the Air Waves Horizon ta 1 7 Pictured Actress
Clues across a crossword style grid mention figures such as a pictured actress and various definitions. The entry lists words like Nostril, Be carried, Fathers, German river, Dower property, Group of matched pieces, Novel, Observe, Sun god, Forenoon, Powerful explosive, Footlike part, Legal point, Soft mineral, Icelandic ind, Wind indicator patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulet
Community Notices From Oskaloosa and Surrounding Areas
Local residents host and visit relatives across Oskaloosa Kansas City and Topeka. The Cal committee met at Howard Hicks home with attendees from El Reno and nearby towns. Twin girls born at Memorial hospital. Miss Jennie Fleming spoke at the North Lawrence church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hubbe
Bonner Springs
Maryland
Emma Robinson
Garnett
Ora Arthur
Sam Arthur
Topeka
Lyman Jones
Cliford Jones
Kansas City
Jack Popplewell
Thomas Popplewell
Donald Crumet
Ed Crumet
Beverley Sue
Harold Skinner
Pleasant Valley
Hugh Lipp
George Krum
Baldwin
Anna Hicks
Crowder School
Benford Taylor
Memorial Hospital
Taylor
Ruby Shirk
Donald
Jennie Fleming
India
North Lawrence Christian Church
R. C. Swain
Fadora
Wiliam Ports
Ed Andrews
Ottawa
Hicks and Mason Visit Relatives in Springfield
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hicks and Mrs. Ernest Mason spent Tuesday afternoon in Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Holladay home. On Sunday they visited relatives in Springfield Missouri with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hubel Jr. and son Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hicks
Dee Co
Ernest Mason
J. E. Holladay
Kamsas
Haa
Ralph Hubel, Jr
Sen
Michael
Springfield
Farm population shift sparks surplus child debate
University of Nebraska Extension notes economic reasons behind farm family surplus as farm births rise and a portion of young men must leave agriculture for broader opportunities. The trend shows long term decline then wartime shifts, with implications for rural communities and farm labor supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Agticu
U.S
Freight cars derail in Chanute yards. minor injuries
Three cars of a southbound freight train derailed in Chanute yards, blocking track and delaying Santa Fe passenger train No. 47 from Kansas City to Tulsa by about two hours. Railroad officials reported no injuries and called the incident minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Kan
Chan
Kanes ' City
Tulsa
Santa Fe
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Palestine
Reas
West Virginia
United Nations” Home
Samuel P. Pettingill
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Baker U
North Lawrence
Reco Djraetlev
Jo Pw Te
Jesper Semkesh
Oklahome City
Okla
Medicine Lodge
Gale van Sickle
A. B. Miller
Davis
Dwight Kunkle
Leo Wilderson
el Reno
Claude Dicker
Jim
Cottonwood
Floyd DeWeese
Herbert Nehrhass
Leslie Hammig
Frank Jahn
Tom Brennemann
Holywood
Municipal Auditorium
EB. E. Cain
Robert
Utrea
William Potts
J. B. Hillday
Bessie Mason
Helen Mason
Hugh Lion
Connie
Charlton Bartz
Lakeview
Dennis Hubble
John McGinnis
Renzali Drug Store
Bendix
Chanute Yards
WDAF
Yanon Bix Pee Wars
Len
Mole Pier
Tvie Lenure
B. G. Gustafson
RADIO
Hanna
Il A Lawrence
Wrights
Applianes
S46
Mase
L. T. Harris CO
Bess
Peess
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