Lawrence Journal-World Ad Notices Fragment Summary
A Lawrence, Kansas print item appears from the Journal-World with references to a newspaper circulation audit, republication notice, and ad notices. It notes dates, postal service handling, and publisher contact details, including Lorenzen and Treenpdem in New York and a Kansas City office. The fragment mentions legal notices and advertisers connected to the publication.
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Maasgechusette
Lawrence
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van Payane
Vond Dougla
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Lorenzen & Treenpdem, Inc
West
North
Michican Ave
Kansas City
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Bamber
Army Day Reflections on Philippine Defense Warnings
A historical column assesses national defense issues around Army Day. It recalls General Wainwright’s description of outdated wartime equipment and mobilization shortfalls in the Philippines at Pearl Harbor. The piece argues for strengthened training, modernization, and preparedness amid international uncertainties.
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Dierussian Prartirn
Americana
Wainwright
Phiippine
Philippine Army Reserve Infantry
New Mexican National Guard
National Guard
Tiree
Pearl Harbor
De Gaulle backs America against tyranny in Strasbourg speech
General Charles de Gaulle voiced solidarity with the United States and endorsed aid to free nations, signaling a stance against communists in France. The remarks echo President Truman's foreign policy and stress fortifying the United Nations framework to defend liberty worldwide.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
America
Truman
Hiastren
Liew
Republican Movement
Communista
Groupe
General de Gaulle
Strasbourg
Jefferson
United Nations
Dellaulie
United States
Tites States
de Gaulle
Washington
Defrau
Detey
Han I Raue
Dow
President Calls For Tax Cuts To Reduce Prices
The piece discusses tax policy as a lever to lower costs and prices, arguing for government leadership to strengthen the economy amid uncertain world conditions. It references President Truman, tar reduction at a proper time, and concerns about rising national debt, with scattered OCR fragments detailing personal names and unrelated notes.
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United States
Truman
Care Tt
Unimpressed by airplane in 1903
A historical account recalls early skepticism about the Wright brothers and their 1903 flight. Reporters and observers doubted sustained aviation progress, while figures like President Hoover and Byron Newton faced scrutiny over coverage. The piece notes tension between innovation and disbelief surrounding the airpower era.
Prolonged Farewell to Kangas Legislature in Turmoil
The Kangas legislature faced days of confusion with many undecided questions and extended pauses. A key issue was school reorganization as weeks earlier lawmakers believed a solution, but later considered circumstances where no resolution exists.
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Kangas
Treasury official fires customs patrol in budget fight
Treasury Department staff dismissed nearly a third of customs patrol officers to meet appropriations cuts. The department chief acknowledges a more drastic action than needed, aiming to pressure Congress for restoration of his full request. The move signals a retaliatory tactic amid fiscal battles.
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Treasury Department
Twico
Whitesale
Treasury
Congress
Bowers
UN Assembly Aims For Late Autumn Session At State College
A note from Manhattan Kansas reports that a general assembly of the United Nations is to be held in late autumn this year. The selection by the constitutional committee occurred after the first model assembly at Oklahoma A and M College.
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Kansas
Stilwathe
Abia
Manhattan
UWAR
Snenadt
Sera Mendes
Ae Membly
United Nations
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Constitutional Committee
Old Home Town and Civic Notes From The City
The town records show a $70,000 addition to Lawrence Memorial hospital funded by Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins and tentatively approved by the city council. J. B. Adams wins a fifth term as Budora mayor. Art Haglund reveals the purchase of "States" at 1031 Massachusetts Street from Sterling Statesman and Roy Orr. A group visit includes Mrs. W. E. Lynn and Miss Nellie Lynn of Wadsworth Ohio. Martha Irwin returns from a three week trip with Dr. A. D. Vail in Quings Mont. Mrs. Sail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jean, plans a week in Texas. Velma Fisher and friends join a group led by Lyaia Wood including Agathe Kiley and others. Lafalot club hosts A. C. Reuter as hostess. A. Whitmire travels to Kan City for a friend visit.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Watkins
J. B. Adams
Budora
Art Haglund
States
Massachusetts Street
Sterling Statesman
Roy Orr
W. E. Lynn
Nellie Lynn
Wadsworth
Ohio
George Lynn
C. E. Irwin
Martha
Vail of
Quings. Mont
Mrz
Sail
Mra
Jean Mra
Velma Fisher
Wesen Brown
Rae ' Nd
Rat Swan
Tne
Lyaia Wood
Agathe Kiley
Marjorie Simmonds
Ruth Gress
Elya Douglas
Mary Jane Dale
Henrietta Gerigueo
A. C. Reuter
Lafalot Club
A. Whitmiyre
Kan
Caty
Vinit
Eighty Four Friends Granted Weddings License in Forties Era Notices
Forty years ago eight four friends were granted a license to wed by Joige Moonaveat. John Gill, formerly of Lawrence, visiting evangelist in Chicago, is here. Mrs CM Doane to Kane City to visit daughter. Mrs S A Herning and Mrs Hemphill enjoy Vinland days. Mrs Will Van Vester visits Baldwin. W B Dorward travels to Neos idesha. Isabelle and Margaret Steele return to Belvoir from visit. Georgia Brown and Zella Burrows seen in Kansas City.
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J. H. Perkins
F. M. Perkins
Mins Nelle Mor
S. A. Herning
Tezac Hemphill
Vinland
Will van Veseter Hee
Baldwin
Vn J
W. B. Dorward
Neosidesha
Isabelle Steele
Margaret Steele
Belvoir
Marya
Florence Phillips
Nellie [Roberts
Kansan City
Georgia Brown
Kan City
Zella Burrows
Kansas City
Twenty five years ago blaze injures many at Elm Street home
A chicken brood fire damaged Harold Dailey’s home at 815 Elm Street during a Saturday afternoon. Mrs. David Dailey, of the Columbia neighborhood, drove to Lawrence on errands. Mrs. A E Owen has suffered two weeks with rheumatic fever. Two Blue Bird Camp Fire groups were started in Lawrence, led by Peggy Kennedy, with members Alice Hosford Juanita Clark Jeanette Hollowas Pauline Laptad Dorothy Hunzickaz Edith Kennedy Marcia Oldfield and others.
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Harold
Elm Street
David Dailey
Columbia
Lawrence
A. E. Owen
Blue Bird
Pegey Kennedy
Alice Hosford
Juanita Clark
Jeanette Hollowas
Pauline Laptad
Dorothy Hunzickaz
Edith Kennedy
Marcia Oldfield
Does Democracy Work in Rural School District Meetings
Karl S. Cowles argues in a Letters to the Editor that democracy relies on citizen participation, noting low voter turnout and absences at rural school district meetings, and questions how democracy functions if people do not attend and engage in public affairs.
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Journal-World
Inday
Critcize
Achoel
Karl 5
Cowles
Flashes of Life and Local Elections In Gardner and Tuscola
Gardner City officials considered delaying a city election after Mayor Charles F. Cramer returned from a three week absence and pointed to a new state law making the election date last Tuesday. In Tuscola the vice president of the National Bank was elected town shift foreman though not a candidate, amid local shifts and routine notices as residents weigh upcoming civic actions.
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Gardner
Kan
Gardners
Mary
Charles F. Cramer
Tuscola
Tuscola National Bank
Robert Bumiv
Fred Trout
Art From the Hills Roamall Exhibit at University Museum
Southern Highland crafts from Kentucky, Tennessee, the Two Virginias, North and South Carolina, Georgia showcase pottery textiles jewelry metalwork and wood carvings. Tiny wand carvings in applewood cherry holly and walnut reflect natural color and animal forms. Weaving from Berea Churchill Penland and others and Jispmnen and Pisgah ware pottery highlight the exhibit in the Museum Main Hall.
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Museum of Art of the University
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginias
Caropat
Chorgia
Taree
Berea
Churchill
Penland
Pisgah ‘Crest
Throckmorton
Carneier
the _MiReUM
Russian Forces Equal The Rest In Germany
Washington April 7 Joseph To McNarnes former Ameriforers in Fourage says Russian occuping forces in Germany are about equal to the combined American British and French troops. He notes ties among the allied powers are strong and expects Russian forces have been reduced to a similar size in recent months. McNarnes spoke at a news conference after returning from Germany and suggested a question about a permanent split of American and British zones if the Moscow conference fails is not seen as probable at present.
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Berlin
Europe
Pittsburg
Seoul
Get
John R. Hovge
Washington
South Korea
Korea
Joseph To
McNarnes
Ameriforers
Fourage
Germany
McNarver
United States
Alan Ora
Crete
Former Senator HORIZONTAL 2 3 Pictured former U S senator from Washington
The puzzle lists a crossword style grid with clues such as former U S senator from Washington and a variety of horizontal and vertical hints covering numbers words and prefixes across a themed grid with many entries referencing common terms and abbreviations
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U.S
Washington
Daniel
Unclear crossword style text fragment
Fragmentary OCR lines reference shore birds stake compass points and French article among scattered terms. Content lacks coherent events or identifiable entities for a proper news summary.
Chief of Chinese Ministry Vet Reorganization Notes
A terse report lists changes in Chinese governance with references to the Chinese ministry and veterinary oversight. It mentions annual matters and leadership roles including a dean at a college, a director of breeding administration, and a chief of home affairs, with several garbled proper nouns.
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Rywaiehow
Mai
Herge Breeding Administration
Chang
Radio Programs War and Mystery Notes
A fragmented radio log lists stations and programs with scattered names and times. It references War themes and mystery items, plus a note about fur coats requiring 35 to 60 muskrat skins.
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