No Russian Report Arrangements Made for Exchange
The United States Great Britain and Russia agreed on April 1 for filing reports on information exchange largely urged by Soviet Molotov. Secretary Marshall sent the American report to Molotov last Monday, but no Russian report has reached the American delegation in Moscow. The episode reinforces the view that Russian diplomats are slippery and not bound by their word.
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China
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Molotov
Marshall
Moscow
United Nations faces Solomon test on Palestine crisis
AAP Foreign Affairs analysis argues the UN must demonstrate Solomon-like wisdom to resolve the Arab Jewish dispute in Palestine. Britain clings to the mandate, unlikely to fund or deploy troops, while world opinion and a five power veto shape any potential plan. The piece notes fresh UN potential but warns of deep Levant interests and enforcement challenges.
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Cewlt maCkanzis
Anaivet
Solomon
United Nations
Palestine
Peace Organization
United
Britain
America
England
U.N
ER “Jre
Russia
France
China
Levant
Parkes hosts weekly evening musical and news gathering
Community club events list a Monday April 7 program featuring Ted Weet, Kon Hawk, and others with musical performances and news segments. Also noted are Voice of Firestone and theatre hour offerings, plus a 10:00 p.m. KMISC mystery broadcast and WDAR news.
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KMBC
Upper Club
Ted Weet
Kon Hawk
Orld Netehdors
Valoadym
Abner
Firestone
Sherfork Holmes
Thephony Hour
Wi Ah Shaw
Radio Programs and Saturday News Summary
Radio WoAF-419 REN 15s EMBCWs89 RFRU-2250 ning airs programs including musical segments and news briefs. The broadcast references Ramses and other topics, with mentions of AM/FM schedules and a local TV station.
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Woaf
Ning. Apeil
Who is Herbie Kratoskat The Texan Ranger
The radio and screen star Herbie Kratoskat known for guitar and banjo solos on KMBRC Dinner Bell Round-up and Brush Creek Follies is presented as a guest columnist. Arizona legend and one of the original Texas Rangers, Kratoskat joins in offering words to readers.
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Herbie Kratoskat
Herbie
KMBRC
Brush Creek
Arizona
Texas Rangers
Serf
Government may seize telephone system under Truman
Government spokesmen signaled that President Truman could take control of the telephone network if deemed necessary. He avoided committing to a course while evaluating events and continued to press unions to reconsider their strike plans as rail and coal actions set the broader context.
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Truman
City resumes garbage collection under emergency plan
After a Tuesday council defeat on a new proposal, Lawrence voters left a health question unresolved. A return to trash pickup is set for next Tuesday under emergency funding from the general fund and street department, with a permanent system to be developed from experience and need.
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Lawrence
General Fund
Lewis targets cabinet member over dismissal demand
John L. Lewis rails at a cabinet member in a speech that demands the cabinet member's removal. The tirade reveals his limits in naming future cabinet personnel and tenure. The Trinole coal mine disaster recovery may boost mine safety inspections, while Lewis criticizes lax union and government inspection. The original portal pay suit is dismissed by agreement, setting a potential precedent shielding the treasury from further pitb suits by former war workers.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
Trinole
Portal
Treasury
Pitb
Formosa Brutality Under Chinese Rule Reported
Reports say Chinese administration in Formosa after Allied victory is harsh and exploitative, with inhabitants suffering more under Beijing than under Japanese rule. Analysts fault the Chinese government for indifference to human suffering and poor living conditions, while a separate note suggests the attorney general may urge President Truman to seize telephones to ensure communication nationwide.
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Pacific
Formosa
Salls
Truman
Central
Tax Fight voiced on high taxes and buying power
A Tribune summary reflects concerns over confiscatory taxes harming paychecks and private investment. It quotes E. Humphreys urging a tax system that encourages savings and capital flow to productive jobs, warning current levels threaten production and employment. These views appear in a broadcast commentary on national tax policy.
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Eldorado Times
I E. Hump Jr
Rule
Humphreys
Enlarged Fish and Game Activities Now Planned
Wratt Kansas April report from the State Fish and Game Commission outlines plans funded by higher hunting and fishing licenses. The $1.50 license fee effective July 1 will enlarge law enforcement, expand a bass hatchery, boost game bird production at state farms, improve state parks, and upgrade lakes and streams.
Old Home Town News And Community Happenings
Community notes record the gift of a nurses home for the University of Kansas campus by Mrs. Elizabeth M. Watkins, additions funded for Watkins Memorial hospital, and engagements within local families. Also listed are hospital operations, visits, bridge parties, a new community director arrival, and various social updates across towns including Perry and Topeka.
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University of Kansas
Elizabeth M. Watkins
Watkins
Watkins Memorial Hospital
U. S
G. Plank
Herbert B. Hungerford
Helen
Andrew
Hamilton
Mra
B. Hamilton
K. i
Elliott Return Caps Visit to Albuquerque and Lawrene
Forty years ago news notes report Mr and Mrs A A Elliott and their daughter returning to Lawrence after six months in Albuquerque New Mexico. Other items note Skidoo card club hosts Miss Williams Mrs Tidrow Lowman Cole prize winners and seniors party invitations at the high school. Leta Wieko and Maitland Plummer wed at the bride’s parents home and more.
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Mra
A. A. Elliott
Albuquerque
N. M
Henry Hyre
Mr. Hyre
Lawrence
Mra. Dollar
Misa Nelle Williams
F. M. Tidrow
George Lowman
Fred Coleman
Anna Wight
Kansas City
Phillip Elliott
Honduras
I i
M. G. Manley
Waldo Durr
Eudora
Leta Wieko
Maitland Plummer
Easter Prayer Reflections Across Quiet Hearts
A fragmented Easter prayer notes peace and power within hearts. It speaks of reflection, grace, and divine presence guiding thoughts and actions during a reflective season.
Flashes of Life and Oddities from Early News
Short, quirky items from April spanning Oklahoma City meals and a locked drugstore, Spokane birthday party fire rescue, Springfield mayor elect Harry Eielson’s lucky tie tale, and his long political rise through multiple offices with election margins noted.
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Springfield
Harry Eielson
Pan
Army Plans Ready for Deploying Troops and Planes
Washington April 4 71 The Army has plans ready for deploying its troops and planes to fight the first phases of a defensive war officials said today The statements address questions about testimony by Secretary of War Patterson Ke onal Committees the armed services have no overall plan for national defense Joint Chiefs of Staff have developed defense plans approved by the Secretaries of War and Navy and plans are constantly revised based on possible forms of attack by many potential enemies.
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Washington
War Department
Patterson Keonal
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Air
Chester W. Nimitz
Naval Operations
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretaries of War and Navy
Patterson
Aiden
Asume
First Envoy to India Nomination Revealed
Under Secretary Dean Acheson said Henry F. Grady will be nominated as the first U.S. ambassador to India, signaling the start of formal diplomatic ties. Acheson noted the nomination status at a news conference, while Asaf Ali presented credentials to President Truman months earlier.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Henry F. Grady
U.S
Indy
India
United States
Asaf Ali
Trumans
Hood family man linked to secret OSS matchbox camera
Developed by Hood Newspapers circulation, the matchbox camera described by Eastman Kodak in a report credits Henry Hood of Lawrence as a key figure in its development. About 1000 compact cameras were produced for OSS and underground forces with a vest pocket darkroom kit. The devices allowed blurredproof enlargements for resistance papers while staying highly portable. Hood's long association with Eastman Kodak since 1932 ties him to this wartime innovation.
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Eastman Kodak Company
Henry Hood
George Hood
Lawrence
Office of Strategic Services
Uderground
Easter breakfast begins Easter church service at First Presbyterian
Easter at the First Presbyterian Church opens with an Easter breakfast for high school youths, hosted by the Women's Guild calendar groups. The 11 o'clock service features floral decor, a candle lighting, and a sermon by the Rev. Theodore F. Astman titled If We Believe In Immortal Life. Music includes a Youth Choir anthem Halleluia, a duet by Trene Peabody and Helen Foster, and organ numbers by Mrs Ruth Minor, with Handel and Wider pieces enriching the program.
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First Presbyterian Church
Women's Guild
Mra
NS. M. Hough
Theodore FH
Astman
Halleluia
Hera Davidsea
Wider
Handel
Baldwin News Family Trip Report With Flickinger Escort
Dr and Mrs Stanley Fruckinger and children Jack Hs travel with Ph Nixon Futckinger meeting in Morrell after arrival. Miss Katherine Flickinger of Kansas City accompanies them on the trip.
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Stanley Fuckinger
Jack Hs
Futckinger
Met
Cr. Pitckinger
Morrellater
Mise Katherine Flickinger
Kansas
Fragmented crossword clues from historical newspaper page
Puzzle style list of Latin American horizons and vertical and across clues. Includes references to a pictured president of Chile Gabri Gonzalez and scattered terms like ostrichlike birds gods Ireland and war god. Contains abbreviations and cryptic crossword instructions with partial mappings and numbers.
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Chile
Gabri Gonzalez
Ireland
Seth
Free Clinic for Hard of Hearing in Lawrence
A local Lawrence free clinic offers hearing tests and services for the hard of hearing. The article notes ongoing research into hearing aids and the value of early testing, with emphasis on accessibility and public health outreach for underserved populations.
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Lawrence
Note of Thanks to Neighbors from the Editor
A local editor thanks Mr and Mrs Joe Public for their kindness to Herb Kratoska and invites neighbors to meet at Brush Creek Follies on Saturday nights. He jokes about being shy with a humorous tone, shares reflections on editing this week, and notes an upcoming 4 line classified ad for 96 cents.
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Herbie Kratoakser
Joe Public
Herb Kratoska
Brush Creek Follies
Reple
George Washington White
Denny Slofoot
Jed
AAR Amnc-Fm
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