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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1947
Page
3
Government and market theory clash over food price controls
Debate centers on the voluntary self denial program and the administration's price policy. Critics argue government actions like pork destruction and potato purchases raise costs, while Secretary of Agriculture resists the plan. Henry Hazlitt cites analysts on futures markets as stabilizers, asserting price effects mirror policy choices rather than speculative trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Justice
Mr. Truman
Henry Hazlitt
Newsweek
Atene Agate T
Quote
Seligman
Tausaig
Haslett
Roosevelt’s wartime Russia policy seen through Byres account
James F. Byres portrays Franklin D Roosevelt as hopeful for Soviet cooperation via Stalin but towards his death warned Churchill that only firm action would rein in Soviet power. Public statements hid private anxiety as Allied unity faded and Soviet policy diverged from agreed aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James F. Byres
Roonevelt
Stalin
Churchill
United States
Travel to Europe Stimulus as 220000 Americans Expected Abroad
Travel leaders forecast 220000 Americans will visit Europe on private trips this year, a large volume amid political and economic strains. Despite Europe’s near collapse, business and cultural ties remain strong and attract travelers who view the war as over and risks as manageable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Two Years in Japan under MacArthur Reforms and Home Building Trends
A January to December review notes Japan’s two year postwar progress under MacArthur with moves toward representative government and limited world trade. It argues the record outshines postwar Europe and predicts eventual self sufficiency while criticizing critics. It also surveys farm home plans showing one story designs, kitchen centralization, and basement storage as demand rises in the Midwest and Plains states. Defendants in Kansas City election fraud cases plead guilty, withdrawing support from the theory of Democratic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jegap Genavel
Jepan
Japan
MacArthur
Postowar
Europe
Minnescota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Indiana
Middlewestern
Fartners
Middle States
Kansas City
Fred Brinkeroff
Pittsburg
Summer school offers free tea during exams
The piece notes a summer program serving free tea to students amid exams. It contrasts the idea of bossy control with private concerns and hints at people reading others mail. It also mentions federal authorities probing a source and advises preparation over panic.
The World War of Ideologies Across Asia and Europe
The text argues that China faces civil war and economic upheaval risking Soviet domination. It cites Lt. Gen. Wedemeyer warning drastic reforms are needed to prevent a communist orbit and notes Russia's border proximity and influence in Asia. It frames a broader struggle between Western democracy and totalitarian communism as a two-front world war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burege
Sessia
Andrei Y. Vishnne
Asie
Far East
China
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Truman
John Gardner Coolidge
Boston
Wedemeyer
Europe
Russia
Moscow
Tf Vea
Nehru
India
Bolsten
Ist
Khyber
Afghanistan
Hindustan
Alexander
Orient
Fragmented Radio Schedule Snips From Local Stations
A jumble of call signs and program hints shows a murky late night schedule across KMBC WDAP WREN and others. Mentions of weather reports emcee duties and a mystery segment hint at a chaotic broadcast lineup with names like Kristopher Wests and Walter Winetoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
Fred Alen
SW Wren
Walter Winetoil
KMBU
Coruna
Mans - Gende
Wren
Loussia Pereus
Theaine
Kristopher Wests
Real Estate Officials Announce Licenses And Appointments
Wichita real estate attorney W C Jones was named state real estate commission attorney by Henry A Rubb as 3016 licenses for brokers and salesmen have been granted under the new law. Manhattan association president M Russell Cary urged Realtors to unite for free enterprise amid new housing policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
W.C. Jones
Stath
State Real Estate Commission
Henry A. Rubb
Topeka
Rubb
Kansas Association of Real Estate Boards
M. Russell Cary
Manhattan
Jet Ellender
Wagner
The Rock Island Rocket Starts Regular Service Through Lawrence
The Old Rome Town reports the Rock Island Rocket began regular service through Lawrence this morning though the train does not stop there. The Douglas al as County of Guanes met Saturday with officers named and events noted including marriages and social visits across Lawrence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Lawrence
Douglas Alas
Guanes
Eva Deey
H. W. Miskimen
Clarence Pine
EC. Bussing
P . H. Selzer
Sreeenters
C. A. Myers
Gladys
Dan Springer
S. F. Springer
Goff
Esther Cracroft
J. B. Cracroft
Emporia
Harry Newton
George Newton
Cae Vercy
Allioce
Firet Msth. Episcopal Church
Olive
Howard
Friendly Hour Club
Harry Fit Baldwin
Ax Hetera
Perry Barclay
Lyle Enyart
Montebdelie
Calif
Power networks expand to meet wartime demand
The article outlines how private and public utilities are expanding power capacity and interconnecting grids across regions. It notes efforts to transfer power between New York and San Francisco, and Philadelphia to Washington, plus Midwest links. It reports government acknowledgement of strained supplies and steps taken in Florida and Northern California to keep power flowing during peak loads.
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Aemy
Tee Foresters
Sratruetien Prowranes
Adistions
Iereratinens
Gaede
Sgea
Eterna
Kruin
New
Yokota San Francisco
Dene
Florida
Onorthern
California
Maritime Eon
Pheenis pArizenad
V. Navy Railroad
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Louisville
Midwest
Seven Friends University directors chosen by Wichita Friends
Wichita Kansas October meeting of the Kansas yearly meeting of Friends elected seven to serve on Friends University board of directors. The group includes Sylvester Chance Clare Willcutts H B McKibben Mrs Maxine Ball Edgar N Roberts Bessie Brown and Ray Hays. Miss Brown is a pastor of a Friends church. The longest title note following covers Washington and a legal appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Kansas Yearly Meeting of Friends
Friends University of Wichita
Sylvester Chance
Clare Willcutts
H. B. McKibben
Maxine Ball
Edgar N. Roberts
Fowler
Bessie Brown
Lawrence
Ray Hays
Ringwood
Oklo
Friends Church
Wren Reports And Airing Of KMBC First Nighter
A KMBC radio lineup recap features the Wren team debuting with the First Nighter program. Other segments include jury trial notes, truth of consequences, and a sports law memory feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdaf
KMBUC
Wosther
KMBC
WDA
WDAR
Life of Huey
Wren
Jean Sasioa
Wdab
KMHC
KMRC
Pasmae
Mr Maoce
KM Bc
Vaughn Monros
Wren—Musem
Installation of Lambda Chi Alpha This Week Ends
The University of Barsas begins end of Lambda Chi Alpha installation with officers named including M. Werby president and Dr. Houston To Karnes vice president. Local organizers Leon A. Sherwood Jr and figures from Independence Hutchinson and Chicago helped. Forty one men remain connected to the charter house. Community Chest drive in Cofferville reports $12,009 raised about sixty percent of the city quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Barsas
M. Werby
Houston
Karnes
Deer
Kouwelar Renneta
Peereta Toroptes Varadies
Ralph A. Smith
Sanfond
Fla
Leon A. Sherwood, Jr
Willam D
Fond. Hutchinson
Robert M. Davidson
Chicago
Charter House
Lawrence
George van Feist
Lambda Chi A’pha
Kansan City
Mov
J. Groff Scuner
Kansas City
Cofferville
Chestford
Rhodes Candidates Named by Basel University Faculty
Basel University faculty recommend four Baker University students for Rhodes Scholarship exams held since the war. Named are Mark Rouchk Guthrie Oklahoma Kansas City Massour Wuhan Farr Baker Odessa Mo and Frank Leibac her Je Balgin Ran Selection rests on academics character and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baliwen
Get
Basel University
Volio
Mark Wd Rouchk
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Kk. Tayne
Kansas City
Massour
Wuhan Farr Baker
Odessa
Frank
Government says servicemen dependents allowances continue
A letter from the legal revenue office confirms that family allowances under the Servicemen's Dependent Allowance Act have not been terminated and will continue unless future action ends them. The note counters concerns about cutting support for dependents of armed forces members. Separately CPL Relative Kees of Kansas reports a ban on exporting refrigerators and radios to Europe, arguing funds should go to food and essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and
Air Forcs Recruit Service
Topeka
Olver
Auchard
Recranome
Mueh
Hos
Europe
Young Conductor Debuts With Rome Royal Opera
A youthful conductor made his debut with the Rome Royal Opera, guiding performances that showcase rising talent in European stages. The event marks a notable entry for a promising young maestro amid ongoing operatic seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome Royal Opera
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