Gandhi's Call for One World Amid India’s Strife
The piece traces Gandhi in New Delhi urging Asia to send a message of love and truth as India negotiates independence. It notes Moslems demand for independent state, Hindu-Moslem tensions, and Gandhi’s Sermon on the Mount influence guiding political and spiritual responses during the interim government formation.
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India
Bombay
Cacutta
Jerusalem
Thas
Mahatma Gandhi
New Delhi
Asia
Britain
Gandhi
Fahadda
Praverst
Rogether
Red
London
All India Party
Hines
Salt Nehru
Nehru
Capper Talks Europe Power Politics and War Nerves
In a recent radio address Senator Arthur Capper discusses European power dynamics. He notes rival blocs shape central Europe while the United States remains geographically separated. He mentions potential war nerves, unemployment waves, welfare policy debates, and strategic moves by leaders amid a tense transatlantic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Arthur Capper
Soviet Russia
America
Russia
Ctars
Comintern
Asia
United States
Teotzry
Lenin
Ameri
Radio Programs and City Notes From Baldwin
A mixed schedule of radio programs on stations WNAF WMB C 618 WDAP and others lists era era shows including church Wag in Merely and highway chatter plus local news, sports and happenings. Local notices cover mayoral changes, police judge candidates, new pastor assignments and community events at Centenary Hall Easter egg hunt and Baldwin Music Club plans with biographical notes on residents and guests.
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Ted Wea
Newn
WDAP
WDAR
WDABS
Rent Sablon
Allen Youngs
Kamnc
Ginny Bimme
Wren
Durant Moore
Firat Methnaiet
Ctiawn
Palics
Ten Smith
Merle Hiebewek
Earl Tack
Merlin Ford
Virgil Reaves
J. II
Thompank
Rometimes
P. W. (Buck) Jones
Police Judie
John Kreuzer
Nile
St. John's Erangelical
Worden
Kreuzer
Aveizelle
Baldwin Music Club
Centenary Hall
O’tinek
George McFerren
Kansans City
Pee
Phares
California
Joseph Clevenger
Winkeenes
Baldwin
Benjanmin Dasvtann
Gem Theater
Ward Spielm
The
Gem
Lulu
Disney
Stooges
Glei Hall
Satina
Cecil Palmer
Dow Heighbor
Hall
Australia
Trusteeship plan for Pacific islands after Japan control
The article discusses the proposed trusteeship of Pacific islands formerly under Japan, now advanced by the United Nations and ratified by the United States. It notes opposition and debate, with claims the US sacrifices justify the plan and that trusteeship would aid American defense, amid postwar shifts shaping the region.
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Pacific
Japan
United
Enunel
United Star
United States
UN Takes Palestine Role as It Grows Up
The United Nations faces a major test as it takes on Palestine, handed to it by Britain. After 25 years of administration, the UN offers no extra reforms and fears of backlash persist as observers note the world body’s increasing competence and responsibility.
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Mag
Palestina
TLN
United Nations Organization
Palestine
Unitich
UN Revert
Ptubbens
Essential Principle 6 in congress on United Nations stance
The passage emphasizes the United States support for UN principles against aggression. It argues for aiding Greece and protecting suffering people, noting the UN’s aim to oppose aggression by all means. It reflects on precedent and the need to preserve fundamental UN principles guiding action and safety.
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Congress
United States
Greece
United Nations
Twenty Eight Children At Cordley Pre-school Clinic
Twenty three preschool children were brought by their mothers to the Cordley pre-school clinic yesterday afternoon. Dr. Dick Nelson examined the children while nurse Electa Kinde sperger supervised. Mrs Gevene Brown of K.Uene discussed behavior issues and Mrs Hetty Stevens from the KUL speech department spoke about speech defects.
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Cordley
Dick Nelson
Electa Kindesperger
Gevene Brown
Lewis Faces Fallout Over Mine Closures And Safety Lapses
Lewis avoided calling for the 518 coal mines to close despite Krug ordering shutdowns until safety can be assured. The piece notes lax checks at Lewis headquarters and routine lapses by state and national inspectors, undermining Lewis’s diatribes against Krug and shifting blame.
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John L. Lewis
Krog
Lewis
Krug
Stte
Not Our Aim Crime Rise in Kansas Cited by FBI Findings
FBI findings show Kansas crime rose last year but remains below peak national levels. The report notes Kansans would rather avoid further increases and highlights the state's relative position among other states.
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Kansas
FBI
Old Home Town Spelling Champions at Liberty Memorial
County spelling champions named Lewis Saie Marvin Hird Dorothy Pugh William Hall Jack Hutton Margaret Uehrle in Liberty Memorial high school contest. Lawrence Paper Co records shattered as more than 100 box cars shipped in March. Coach Ad Lindsey directs rapid spring practice for K U grid squad. lone score by Max Replogle on a forward from Don Ebling. Ty and Mrs Harry Kurz of University of Nebraska guests of Dean and Mrs F T Stockton for weekend. Mrs Frank Gosper will be here tomorrow after Vermillion visit.
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Liberty Memorial High Soool
Lewis Saie
Marvin Hird
Dorothy Pugh
William Hall
Jack Hutton
Margaret Uehrle
Lawrence Paper Company
Ad Lindsey
Assssmants
K. U
Max Replogle
Don Ebling
Harry Kurz
University of Nebraska
F. T. Stockton
Frank Gosper
Vermillion
Dinner hosts recall Watson Hartman dinner
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs David Watson hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs James Hartman of Weisport. Mrs Gaores Hood and Mr F Bowersock were to host High School Mothers club Monday with speaker Rev Mark Mohier. C Crew of Houston Texas visited his parents Mr and Mrs R T Crew. Mrs G L Burton spent the day in Kansas.
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David Watson
James Hartman
Weisport
Gaores Hood
Bowersock
Mothers Club
Mark Mohier
Crew
Houston
Tex
R. T. Crew
G. L. Burton
Kansas
Easter church decorations by Claude Gee noted
Forty years ago residents admired Methodist church Easter décor credited to Claude Gee son of Frank Gee. City council health officer duties begin as Dr John Rudolph starts today. Mrs F H Hedger returns from Cleveland and several locals plan travel trips to Kansas City Topeka Fort Scott Tonganoxie.
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Claude Gee
Frank Gee
John Rudolph
F. H. Hedger
Cleveland
Leslie Hill
Kansas City
Paul Luckan
Tonganoxie
Ethel Morrow
Topeka
Marion Thompson
Kate Hart
Fort Scott
F. H. Smithmeyer Jets
Cali
Flashes of Life in Scarcity Era Voice of a City
Fragmented OCR summary references Berglund as a telephone company manager and notes scattered names and events. It hints at language difficulty, social scenes, and daily life moments amid scarcity, with several personal names and places unclear. The piece reads as a collage of overheard snippets and diary-like musings rather than a coherent narrative.
Mise Overell's Nitarmes io Enter Vhi i Murder Frdictment
Mise Overell faces murder indictment as court weighs insanity plea. Her attorney indicated a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity may be entered, with the defense arguing sanity concerns. The case proceeds in the West Superior Court as the judge considers timing and venue.
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Mise Overell
Nitarmes
Gein
Saubeer Ira
Taro
Mies Moereilie
Latin Foundation Behind English and Science Terms
The Department of Dotiesk at the University Kansan shows a notable rise in enrollments this year. Dr Lind suggests Latin as the base for English and many scientific terms, explaining the popularity surge. Fifty two percent of English words derive from Latin and Greek, guiding language requirements and library references.
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University
Kansan
Lind
Basketball Coach Puzzle Clues and Answers
A crossword style puzzle list with numbered clues across and down covering sports terms mythic figures and common words. The grid references include names like Jason and Trojan, along with terms such as window type, window, oak, and region in Attica, forming a themed wordplay page.
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Raaed
Namanian
Attica
Jason
Scottish River
Home building costs rise as labor lags in supply
Fragmented OCR notes cite Hartwig of Home Build Ins explaining slow labor inflow raises costs for small homes at Rorkst e Centre. He compares prewar bricklayer wages of 72 to today’s 490 with costs driven by wage and material constraints amid wartime pressures.
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C. J. Har
Hartwig
Trluk Priv er Killed In Fateful Car Crash
A report from Neodeska notes the fatal car crash that killed Rever Die on a dus ble hattеn form onto a freithy cae hist 1. No witnesses to the accident are recorded. Dickens wae served as adviser for the Care Rock Cred fete company.
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Neodeska
Peat
Dickens Wae
Care Rock Cred Fete Company
Abelian Nabewy
Uiekens
Reptile Curator Miss Cochran’s Life Among Snakes
Washington DP profile of Hoss Cochran longtime curator at the Lei hsse Institute Division of Reptiles and Amphibians. She preserves specimens, catalogs bones, and aided wartime biological data efforts while advancing her studies at George Washington University and Johns Hopkins. She conducted field research in Brazil and earned her Maryland doctorate.
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Washington
Hoss Cochran
Lei Hsse
Nasistany
Division of
Reptiles
Tiffany's
Jong
Pg Tnstitution
Dotis Cochtaty
Ali Raha
Miss Cochran
Bekini
Institution For Stud
Mita
Cochran
Volcanic
Ain
Teonsard Stejneger
George Washington University
Johne Hopkins
the of Maryland
Brazil
Carnegie
Gypsy Leader John Marks Dies After Brief Illness
John Marks, 73, head of a gypsy clan bearing his name and former Wichita resident, died yesterday in Palo Alto after a brief illness. The Serbian holy man roamed America for 56 years and will be buried in Wichita. Members of the clan planned nine days of beard growth in honor, and at the mortuary his hat remained in the casket with a tribal belief he would need it for his journey.
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Palo Alto
Calif
John Marks
Wichita
Kansas
America
Marks
Baldwin News Notes and Local Wedding Travel
Baldwin residents attend family events and a Kansas City wedding. The Rev. Trewster officiated services for Mrs Gehring’s family while Alpha Chi Omega and Kappa Sigma joined a wedding party in Kansas City for Thelma Simmons and Charles Sneebarger at Agnes Avenue Methodist Church. The Sneebargers plan to return to Baldwin soon to stay with Mrs J Fischer for the year.
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Leon Angtles
Calif
Jaeaph Rast
Wellland
Halen
Huneteker
Marcus Willam
Uivde
Salta
Gehring
Vincent Gelirkins
Alpha Chi Omega
Kappa Sigma
Kansas City
Thelma Simmons
Charles Sneebarger
Agnes Avenue Methodist Church
Harris Runian
Wit
Sneebarger
Baldwin
Are
J. Fischer
Sneetarcer
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UNO Family
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Jusie
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Prom Taunding
Cris
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