Fragmented Adv Notice Teems With Garbled Rates And Verse
A damaged OCR item shows garbled rate figures and stray biblical verse. It mentions Associated Press, Kansas City, a date in April, and references to national representatives. No clear event, entity, or outcome is readable beyond scattered names and phrases.
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Nationa
Lasol Ees Lse
Kansas City
West
Loth
Sir Mensa
Associated Press
Read
Kansas
Russia Iran UN Case Remains Open Despite Iran Article
The United Nations debate over Russia and Iran continues as Iran asks to cancel its complaint, while Russia seeks to strike the matter from the agenda. The American delegate notes no real change since the London conference urged direct negotiations, with Soviet troops remaining in Iran and no verified withdrawal. The council may keep the case on its calendar pending whether all agreements are honored.
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Russia
Iran
United Nations
U.N
Security Council
War Time Controls Back to Ease Shortages and Stop Black Market
War time controls are to be renewed to ensure a fair distribution of shrinking meat supplies and to curb a growing black market. Bread and bakery products may face controls as wheat and flour are rationed. The renewal stems from wartime policy flaws and rising shortages, with production expected to fall further when controls return after the war.
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Bakers
Enillera
OPA
Mob Terror Grips Butte During Copper Strike Turmoil
Butte Montana faced a weekend of terror as striking miners and non-strikers clashed. Mobs smashed homes and belongings of those who refused to join the strike while police failed to halt the disorder. National Guard is away on federal service and governor hesitates to request federal aid. Unions deny responsibility yet join civic pleas to end rioting amid alleged instigators exploiting labor tension.
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Butte
Mont
Montana National Guard
Eld Lw.w
No Peace in China Battle for Changchun Resumes
Chinese nationalists and communists clash for the son of Changchun as Russian forces withdraw from the city. Chiang Kai-shek had attempted measures to avert the crisis but was too late, with hopes the crisis could be held off until Gen-...
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China
Changchun
Chiang Kai- Shek
Gen
Democrats call for cleansing national party headquarters news
Democrats press for a housecleaning at the national party center after a wave of alleged errors. Southern congressmen protest a national committee publication that denounces them for labor dispute votes. The party debates candidate selection, with locals insisting voters decide, not a top circle.
Glass Waste Problem and Local Flood Control Debate
A Kansas City Kansan editorial laments the lack of a practical glass disposal device and notes crushed glass used to deter rats. It also reports the Turtle Creek dam flood control project’s removal from consideration, the stock valley’s growth intact, and calls out modern tensions between political preaching and religious speaking, ending with a jab at gaudy seed catalogs.
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Kansas City Kansan
Turtle Creek
Blue River
Indian rulers face end of princely thrones in federal plan
Amid talks on Indian liberty, Nehru and the all India Congress favor abolishing most small princely states. The piece argues petty rulers with autocratic power over about 90 million subjects should be pensioned off and absorbed into a federal government. Some major rulers may remain if their people approve. The author admires some princes but decries their wealth and taxes, calling them surviving artifacts.
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Dewstt MacKenzie
all-India Congress
India
Nehru
Arabian Nights
Baldwin Methodist Church Raises Funds for Debt Dedication
Baldwin Kansas April 15 The Baldwin Methodist church led by Rev W Brewster reports sufficient funds to pay the 1930 indebtedness from the burned structure. Bishop William C Martin Topeka will dedicate the church on Sunday May 26.
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Baldwin Methodist Church
Baldwin
Kan
W. Brewster
William C. Martin
Toka
Local notables and students in Kansas City events
Dr Frank B Daing named honorary chairman of Americ an Chemical Society general meeting in Kansas City. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Postma and family. Lawrence doctor George E Kirl has tonsils removed. Jennie Jay Kennedy visits Easter with parents. F Downey returns to Lawrence from Cedar Rapids Iowa. School memorial debate mentions war context. Girls listed for athletic event include Donaghey Mitchell Yost Sabol Selig Olson Henderson and others.
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Frank B Daing
American Chemical Socie
Kansas City
John Postma
John, Jr
Marcil
Indiana
Will Postma
George E. Kirl
Linwood
Lawrence
Ralph Bohnsack
Jennie Jay Kennedy
W. W. Clawson
Piss
F. Downey
Cedar Rapids
L. H. Youmans
France
Eba Donaghey
Miss Mitchell
Little Roe
Agnes Yost
Alma Sabol
Hope Selig
Edith Olson
Hazelderson
Si, Stubeck
Sallie Perkins
Pearl Henderson
Florence Wise
Patience Martin
Mildred Maxwell
Ann
Life of the Party film shown in Lawrence area
Twenty five years ago a smoker will be held for exhibit the American Endscott and ren in charge with Bengoors Altes presenting the Pictures showing in Lawrence por ate The Life of the Party by unknowns.
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Endscott
Ren
Bengoors Altes
Lawrence
Marriages Planned in Abilene Forty Years Ago
Invitations received for the weddings of Miss Thalia Johnts and Ebbert Brady at the bride’s parents' home in Abilene. Miss Sadie Kemp and Arthur Tidrow wed at the groom’s brother’s home. Local social notes mention visits and returning relatives.
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Thalia Johnts
Las Ebbert Brady
Henry Johnts
Abilena
Sadie Kemp
Arthur Tidterday
Grodm
F. F._M. Tidrow
Almon Ory
Belvoir
Iri Isa
Abilene
Stevenson
Gatage Peoda
H. H. Knabe
Rantea Toul
Princeton
Harry
Williams
Otto Fischer
Letters to the Editor on Good Friday Observance in Lewiston
The writer questions the churchs observance of Good Friday, arguing Christians observe the death, burial, and resurrection on the first day of every week. He cites Matthew and Galatians to claim weekly observance, warning against additional Friday commemorations and urging adherence to biblical teaching.
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Journal-World
Lewior Hin
Holy Spirit of
God
Apostle Paul
Church of
Galatia
Prohibition Debate in Fiymesth Congregational Church
A fragmented report notes Foote and Hoesang arguing against saloons during a study at the Fiymesth Congregational Church. Prohibition is discussed with emphasis on reasonable enforcement and opposition to drinking establishments.
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Fiymesth
Hoesang
Niveeska
Rmita
Baldwin News Witnesses Busy Weekend Socials and Church Services
Baldwin notes recount visits by Topeka and Lawrence residents, a Kan Assn of History convention in Topeka, and an American Association of University Women luncheon at Parmenter Commons. The Red Cross and local school events, church services, baptisms, and music at First Methodist and school productions are covered, with confirmations of members and community happenings.
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Topeka
Kanass Teachers of History
Baldwin
American Association of University Women
Parmenter Commons
Frank E. Wolf
Heldwin
James W. Heaton
Dean Grace Irwin
Little Arkansas
Helen Deel
The
Red Cross
A.a.usw
Oliver Crawford
Kansas City
Aaron Nelson
Tribe
Crawford
Mia
Phtilip Bernthowss
Dorothy
Ann Lynne
Barnthouse
National Carbon Co
Carl S. Knox
Lawrence
George S. Counts
New York City
Charlies W. Bailey
Chester W. Gates
W. D. McKittrick
Mary Counts_Mai
Lawren
Elisabeth Bentley
Bethany Phospital Banass City
Maran Hare
First Methodist Church
Clyde W. Brewster
Catherine Adame
Faure
Priors
Baker
Bu Nior
Baldwin: Hia É Pol
Ais
Barl Martin
Pecos Franiee
Democrats clash with national officers over caucus impartiality
Washington reports show House Democrats opposing a delay of an official caucus to air their stance. They plan a resolution urging Democratic headquarters to remain strictly impartial in backing candidates. Critics accuse Chairman Robert E. Han negan and aides of favoring labor-linked groups. Rep. Paul Stewart said to clean out influence at HQ. The caucus, set for tomorrow, followed a letter from the national committee urging county chairmen to back proper candidates. Rep. Boren prepared a resolution directing HQ not to show partiality to any candidate.
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Congress
National Committee
Democrat National Committee
Washington
House Democrats
Robert E. Hannegan
C.I.Q
National
Paul Stewart
D.okla
Boren
D.-Okla
Philadelphia scientists unveil cancer destroying extract
Three Philadelphia researchers report an alcoholic extract that destroys tumors in albino rats and may confer tumor immunity. The team led by Dr. Paul Aptekman of the Wistar Institute, with Dr. Margaret Reed Lewis and Dr. Helen Dean King, warns the method remains in preliminary stages and not yet ready for human testing.
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Philadelphia
Journal of Immunolgy
Paul'Myron Abtekman
Wistar Institute of Anatomy and Biology
Margaret Reed Lewis
Helen Dean King
Sclentista
Aptekman
Local Socials Highlight Community Gatherings and Notices
A busy week of social visits and club events is recorded with dinners, showers, and home gatherings. Mrs. Hausman hosts the Clearfield Women’s Foreign Missionary Society, while Mrs. Walter Pooch receives guests at a personal shower. W.S.C.8 members meet at the Methodist church, Circle Nos 1 and 4 arrange spring activities, and Easter services are planned with Sunrise Breakfast. Several families attend dinners and visits across town, including the Nieder, Moody, and Spitz households, as well as trips to Kansas City for relatives.
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Mae Had
Alfred Tornaden
Linne
Walter Wilson
George Warmker
Jack Hawkins
Dolores
Walker
Oran
Ed Diedrich
Ben
Nels
Hamiod Gabriel
Delmer Spitzadeon
William Spitz
Sarah Heusman
Emma Deckws
Mary Weidensaul
Clearfied Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Chola Breithaupt
Ira Willard
Hattie Harris
Rus
Harriet Scotter
A. E. Olson
A.T. Olson
Lawrence
Gottlieb Nieder
Fred Moll
George Schubert
Gardner
Moll
Fred Pfleger
Robert Spencer
Aon Allen
Veil
Calif
Henry Deckwa
Sarah Hausman
M. B. Starr
John Moody
0.L. Lucas
Harold Sheldon
Anes Holmes
W.8
Stanley Brush Co
Willerd
Salem Evangelical
St. Paul Reformed Church
St. Paul Church
Methodist Church
Circle No. T
Circles Grill
Circle No. IV
Circle No. 3
Kor Ott
Ray Long
Pete Edelbrock
Kermit. Broers
Harry Edwards
Waite
Hanne Od
Astrid Ott
Fern Long
Leon E Edwards
Edna Holmes
Helen Miner
Alvena Steffen
Minnie Edelheel
Jack Hawkine
Norman Cornbest
Abart Grosdidier
Grosdidier
Radio and TV Schedule Fragments From Local Stations
Fragmented pickup of radio and TV listings shows multiple stations including WREX WACE KMBC WTAR and WREN. Programs span news talk music religious services and special segments with varied times and local ads. The garbled OCR preserves station names and rough program ideas, highlighting a chaotic schedule scan across channels.
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Judy
WRENO
Saltoes
Taean
Wren
Hurenie Baird
KMBC
APN
WDAF
Chicago University Round Table
N—Gema
Charlie Aptval
Meadowbrook Club
WDAR
KMHC
Wren—Casino
Gardena Oreb
Ith
Jan Savitt
Wren— Shusle
WOAP
Keystone Gomer Klub hosts meeting south of town
Elsie Gerstenberger hosted the Keystone Gomer Klub at her country home. Prizes went to Hazel Harris Cornbell Wilson Eva Frazier and Nadine Shirk. May 14 the group will meet with Eva Frazier and R L Thomas to spearhead a Lawrence community drive for 50 000 to 500 000 memorial for KU service members including 200 deaths.
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Paola
Willard Fitzgerald
Minnie Jones
Aon Elton
Woodston
Eva Frazier
R. L. Thomas
Lawrence
K.U
Eudoran
Ralph Terrell
Dale Nichols
Wesley Deckwa
Henry D. Brecheisen
Phebe L. Westheffer
Roberta Nottingham
Mary M. Richards
L. le Kindred
WU Gerstenberger
Ellen F. Melville
New Comfort for Deafened Brings Hidden Hearing Aid Advance
A new compact hearing aid eliminates battery wires and packs. Weighing less than typical batteries, it fits in the palm and can be worn on the body. Available in natural flesh tones, it powers whispers and group conversations. Lifetime service guarantees lower long term costs. For free information or a home demonstration, write Bale tone Kansas City Hearing Service at 1001 Grand Ave Ground Floor Dept T-3 Kansas City 6 Meiv.
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Kansas City
Grand Ave
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