27 Sep 1947
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1947
Page
1
The readable fragments describe unfolding events at two breaks widening in a local area. Names and places are fragmentary, with limited clear details and no complete attribution available. The item reads like a brief regional update with ongoing, unspecified developments.
Lake Success Sept 27 A Soviet push led by Andrei Vishinsky pressed the war monger charge against the United States at the UN as Greece and Palestine issues loom. Vishinsky warned Britain risks withdrawal from Palestine backing and linked Truman to potential war incitement in a lengthy statement.
Trustees Baldwin W. Robert Evans of Kansas City Missouri and Dr George Belcourt Baldwin serve on the Baker alumni team committee amid a forthcoming conference as details remain unclear due to transcription gaps.
Report from September 27 notes skepticism among UR Arabs Sows and nine Britons toward British plans in Palestine. British officials in Jerusalem refused betting offers and defended possible UAE moves while Emile Khoury and Arab leaders blamed both sides for tensions.
Washington reports confirm Robert E Hannegan will resign as Democratic national committee chairman October 29. Senator James Howard McGrath of Rhode Island to replace him with McGrath as national committee head and Sullivan to resign. Hannegan remains postmaster general and Sullivan formerly post office aide.
Washington authorized the export of 20 000 tons of steel to support a pipeline linking Saudi Arabia, the Mediterranean, and Syria, while grain market officials urge freedom to curb speculation. Senator Wherry criticizes export measures as a factor in price volatility.
Aboard a Trinity Lutheran church ceremony, M 27 married man from Saran Frandasagine Germany and Kirby Patterson Springfield attorney after a wedding yesterday. The bride’s parents Count Albert Jingren and Countess Lingen of Holotrrax Switzerland offered congratulations. Patterson, a former Springfield city attorney, resumed law practice after 33 months of army service in Europe. He is the son of Mrs. Emily Robards Patterson of Los Angeles and the late Judge Orin Patterson. Motion pictures are called fliks in New Zealand.
A British naval interception off the Palestine coast near dawn left one Jew dead and nine injured aboard a refugee ship of about 450 people. The vessel, described as a landing craft named Exodus 1947, tried to breach the blockade and was reportedly accompanied by Jewish guards brandishing crowbars. The incident followed reports of Italy‑bound migrants joining the exodus.
Final events today center on livestock divisions with sheep and steer judging, plus Patties and other amusements. Two softball games capped the day as Brae presided and Vinland hosted a home talent program at eight in the evening.
Construction crews continue road work at the Tenth Street intersection as part of the Vermont street widening project. Delays are expected through daytime hours with traffic rerouted around the site.
City of Ingalle approves a proposal to operate a project at 640 Kansas City, with assets and costs outlined. The plan includes war assets and related built components, marking a formal acceptance and anticipated implementation.
A brief parish report notes a Baptist convention gathering in Doms Kan on September 21 with a nighttime session. The fragment mentions ongoing discussions and church affairs among attendees from area congregations.
Fashion note describes a shift from backward waves to a forward facing hairstyle with soft loops along the hairline. It highlights a modern, forward view of grooming and personal style.
County Superintendent Mrs. Karel Hurley reports 191k era wage data showing a 14 percent rise over last year. One and two teacher schools average monthly pay ranges from 115 to 157.50 with graded schools at 134.32, while several teachers in one and graded schools reach up to 225 per month.
New Delhi reports both nations face potential war as leaders fear massive casualties from communal fighting. Gandhi urges prompt solution while refugees flee across borders and mobs terrorize Hindus Sikhs and Muslims amid escalating tension.
A terse World War II era briefing states three American servicemen, Cannon youtertny Haenteane Brent Lt, Pfc. East G. i de., Va., and Pfc. Glen A. Meyer, Eaguiay, have been reported freed by opposing forces.
About 350 University of Kansas students will receive roughly $75 to $800 in scholarships, loans, and aid this year. Dean J C Nelson notes funds come from a university committee with Dorothy Haglund as executive secretary. Additional donors and a 1929 endowment support veterans and foreign students.
A report notes four cars damaged in an incident within the United States. Details on location, cause, and parties involved are not provided in the available text.
Fragmentary report details a volcanic eruption in Basavia Java on September 27. Descriptions mention lava flows, ash clouds, a towering plume, and surrounding ash storm affecting nearby areas and observers.
Weather summary reports cloudy conditions through Sunday with chances of showers. Temperatures range from lows around 30 to highs mid 40s in the northwest and southeast regions. No rain reported in some locations while readings varied across towns including Garden City and nearby areas.
A Kansas University junior from Sana withdraws from a study trip to Germany with classmates Verneer Dianco and Rex. The group sails from Newmore Tex Wees. Misa Rick plans to amend an art school in Pars during the coming year. Rex joins the nursing program with Delta Gamma sorority noted at Delta Gamma.
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