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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1947
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text hints at radio programs like Grand Ole Barn Dance and Irwood Jamboree featuring performers in a rural music scene. Details are unclear but imply a scheduled series from Uncle Bob Molten and Blue Ridge Mountain Bays.
A reporter describes postwar tensions within the Republican stance on welfare, state and local control, and federal authority. The piece notes distrust of Truman administration security moves and references Taft Hartley era friction and potential Taft nomination dynamics.
Two Law Fence residents from Topeka will play key roles at the second annual Renees State Chamber of Commerce Industrial Clinic in Wichita on October 23. Dean Frank T. Stockton of the KU Extensions supervises the clinic. Prof. J. A. afetille will discuss Techniques of Visitation. The program runs with the Kansas Manufacturers Show October 22 to 26 and includes talks on community development, industrial sites, and funding. Registration, limited by hotel space, costs 150 and is on a first come, first served basis.
Nationwide appeal mobilizes money and labor pledges to aid rebuilding efforts in Warsaw battered by fire. Authorities urge volunteers and contributions to support reconstruction and relief for residents.
The text notes Nazi levelling and clearance of Polish contributions equipment bound for Keyville Kansas City. It mentions Coffeyville receiving surplus electrical equipment, indicating postwar distribution of resources to cities.
The War Assets Administration announced yesterday a sale at the former Coffeyville Army airfield valued at 99 000. Details on opening bids and terms were provided by WAA officials.
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