Rights and Rates Page Teems With Old Newsprint References
A crammed fragment from the newspaper shows subscription figures, service addresses, and Associated Press notice wording. It lists rates in advance, national representatives, and publication details including the law class entry and a Bible verse quoted near the bottom.
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Ats
Massachusetts Street
Kansas
Teiephone
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
Chicago
North Michigan
Kansas City
West 10Th
Wemser
Associated Press
Associated Preas
Future of the OPA Faces House Debates On Its Powers
The House debates the future of the OPA amid calls to curb its powers and extend life by nine months rather than a full year. A plan to let the CIA expire was defeated, signaling a cautious survival for the agency as war powers are phased out. Public dissatisfaction grows as the agency’s wartime methods face renewed scrutiny and a compromise emerges between immediate lifting and indefinite retention.
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OPA
House
Truman
CIA
Senate
Needling in the Pacific and Iran censorship sparks alarm
The article reports Soviet members of the four power Allied council questioning General MacArthur and demanding explanations, signaling continued Soviet scrutiny in the Pacific. It notes Iran's announced blind censorship of outgoing news, hinting at broader Cold War media control. General Marshall's return to China is mentioned amid escalating nationalist communist tensions over Hangshan.
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Pacific
United Nations
Allied Council
MacArthur
Japan
Europe
Reb Erta
Supreme Headquarters of the
Iran
Russia
Fifth division suffered heavy casualties in European fighting
The War Department report ranks the Fifth division among the most heavily damaged in action, with the 3rd 45th 26th, and others leading assault waves in 1944 southern France and the Italian campaign. The 35th division’s absence from the casualty list adds to Patton's Third Army legendary fighting record.
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Nimandy
Germany
France
Mediterranean
War Department
Third Army
Patton
35Th
Normandy
Price controls urged to curb inflation says Porter
In Circle Paul Porter, price administrator, argues for continuing price controls to prevent rising costs. He warns prices will climb if OPA ends and inflation will prevail. Porter hints at relying on Baruch’s currency ideas or an alibi for anticipated fallout while OTA spokesmen seek relief through more directives.
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Paul Porter
OPA
Porter
Avai
Bernard Baruch
OTA
Doughnut dishes stir a nation and its fads
Belleville Telescope laments modern doughnut trends from rum soaked cakes to fancy plated desserts. The piece contrasts plain friedcakes with powdered sugar frosts and gelatin splinters, arguing such treats erode Yankee spirit and rural pioneer heritage while noting a craze for hillbilly songs selling longer.
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Abllens Reflector
America
New York Times
New England
Dakotas
Iowa
Kansas
United States
MacArthur rebuked as he defends occupation policy in Japan
General MacArthur rejects Russian calls to reexamine allied occupation aims in Japan. Brig. Gen. Whitney warns that Moscow doubts good faith, amid Soviet accusations on U.S. influence in the Philippines and Japan. Byrnes reaffirms no blocs while promising benevolent protection for Philippines and Japan’s postwar reform.
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MacArthur
Japan
Four
Allied Council
Courtney Whitney
Arthur
Whitney
Russia
United States
Britain
Moscow Radio
New Times
U.N
United Nations
Philippines
America
Uncle Sam
Byrnes
Spain
The Old Home Town Earthquake and Urban Renewal
Earthquake coverage dominates the front page of the World with fire follow up. Work crews tear down the 700 block on Ohio street and move dirt to Tennessee street and the city park to create fills for sidewalks. Also notes the Catholic church at Big Springs will be dedicated April 23 and Miss Kate Welter of Williams town visiting Miss Fay Bouton.
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San Francisco
Ohio Street
Tennessee Street
Big Springs
Kate Welter
Williamstown
Fay Bouton
Local notes and events from a Kansas town
Twenty five years ago a surprise birthday party celebrated Miss Sara Marie Conboy. Mrs. J M Boyd returned from Florida. John Gavitt left for the U S Navy. Knowledge Hill school program featured by Lawrence Stowe Kenneth Dial Lula May Thiry earned commendation for perfect attendance The Kansas Players to present The Terrible Meek drama under Prof Allen Crafton for Religious Education conferences Electricity featured at the fourth annual Trade Show by the Chamber of Commerce Lt Col Karl F Baldwin assigned to University of Kansas Four new pupils joined WPA nursery school bringing total to 30 Mrs C M Baker hosted a tea for her mother Mrs William Weeks visiting here Winfield Scott Marshall Terrell visiting from Paris Texas with the Scott family
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A. J. Conboy
Sara Marie Conboy
J. M. Boyd
Florida
John Gavitt
U. S. Navy
Knowledge Hill
Lawrence Stowe
Kenneth Dial
Kansas Players
Allen Crafton
Kansas Council of Religious Education
Chamber of Commerce
National Guard
U.S. Army
Washington
Karl F. Baldwin
Coast Artillery Corps
Washington, D. C
University of Kansas
WPA
C. M. Baker
William’. Weeks
Winfield Scott
Marshall Terrell
Paris
Tex
Je Saneld Scott
Fyington
McLouth
Kansas and the Prairied West of John G Whittier
Cora Dolbee, KU English department and Watson Library staff, compiles a study reprinted from Essex Institute Historical Collections. The booklet, issued by Newcomb and Gauss, Salem, Massachusetts, surveys Whittier poems and writings and highlights the poet’s influence on anti slavery sentiment in Kansas. An illustration is included.
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Kansas and the “Prairied West
John G. Whittier
Cora Dolbee
Newcomb & Gauss
Salem, Mass
Kansas
Prairied West
Salem
Mass
Essex Institute Historical
Department of English
University of Kansas
New England
Watson Library
Whittier
Screen Star Horizontal Puzzle Clues Revealed
A crossword style list presents across and down clues with numbers and hints covering film stars plants animals and places. Entries include items like New Guinea part click beetle sea eagles and sodium symbol guiding readers through a themed grid of wordplay.
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New Guinea
Sea Eagles
Word Cloze Puzzle Clues List
A compact catalog of numbered clue prompts includes sixteen terms and definitions such as nuisance colonizes reflects peruses twenty blemish fondle vehement semitic language deprive of reason lair seasoning palm lily morindin dye feminine name courtesy title knock rough lava father.
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Reason
Lair
Palm Lily
Morindin Dye
Knock
Rough Lava
Father
Cole Seeks Second Term in Republican Congress Bid
Al bert M. Cole of Holton announced for Republican renomination for Congress from Kansas first district. The former state senator, now serving his first term, said he seeks reelection on the basis of his record and ability to serve his district. Cole previously won the nomination over W. P. Lambertson. Buenos Aires, Apr. 18. President-elect Juan Peron called Hitler a brown beast in an interview published by El Laborista, and pledged cooperation to help feed hungry nations.
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Upi
Albert M. Cole
Holton
Kansas
Washington
Cole
Congress
W. P. Lambertson
Fairview
Kens Orthet Girded Balla
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Hitler
Labor Party
el Laborista
States Decide on Voting Age and Tax Powers
The piece argues the voting age and poll tax issues are state matters under the Constitution, with Truman shifting from state autonomy to possible federal action on poll taxes. It questions federal overreach, references Georgia, the Philippines, Roosevelt stamps, and tax avoidance claims, urging consistent policy rather than centralized control.
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Samuel BL. Pettengile
Truman
Georgia
Slesaria
Tewman
Geoogia
Congress
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
W. A. Bird Elected President of Kansas Oil Association
W H Bird of Wichita was elected president of the Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association at Wichita. He succeeds John F O Shaughnessy. Other officers include John M Denman of Sedan Lloyd R Pickrell E B Shawver and Jack Hinkle all of Wichita with A Leon Derby as secretary treasurer.
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Wichita
Kan
W. H. Bird
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association
John F. O'Shaughnessy
John M. Denman
Sedan
Lloyd R. Pickrell
E. B. Shawver
Jack Hinkle
A. Leon Derby
New Job Opportunities For Ex Service Men In Regular Army
The War Department invites honorably discharged ex service men from post May 12 1945 to enlist in the regular army in their prior MOS with grade based on prior service. Act by June 30 1946 for training, pay, and career prospects. Details available at the U S Army Recruiting Sub Station Lawrence Kansas.
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MOS
Mmor
War Department
Army
U.S. Army
Ins Lawrence
Kan
That Shortage A Pittsburgh Apr 18 eviction suit details
An ex glober filing for eviction claimed several reasons to justify occupying a house he bought, noting his wife is pregnant with a litter due June 2. The report also describes witnesses and corroboration about two does and a fawn seen on Mt. Washington boulevard as part of the tale.
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Pittsburgh
J. W. Weixel
OPA Rent Rivision
Bae
James Urban
Witnese
Mt. Washington Boulevard
State Sells Beaver Pelts From Farm Damage Trapping
Pratt Kansas director Dave Leahy announced the Kansas fish and game commission sold 214 beaver pelts for 7000 dollars. A New York firm was the winning bidder at prices higher than last year. Pelts were gathered from areas where beavers damaged farmland along the Republican and Kaw rivers.
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Pratt
Kan
Dave Leahy
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
New York
Leahy
Republican
Kaw
Baldwin News Briefs From March Social Events and Obituaries
Mrs Edward Hislop of Lawrence visits Baldwin with friends. Mr and Mrs Paul Ulrich and Mr and Mrs C Scott Morgan and daughter Mary Marcia spend time in Kansas City. Mrs Irvin Greer hosts a 4th birthday for Deanne at East High home with attendees. Wilson Counts travels to Topeka for his mother’s illness. Baker beman Easter vacation runs. Alpha Chi Omega seniors to dine at H K Ebright home with alumnae initiation. Mrs Heryl Allen Mitchell dies in Ottawa. funeral in Ottawa and burial in Oakwood Baldwin. survivors listed. Miss Mary E Lockwood in Great Bend visits Aunt Maude Stewart. Dr Frank Gleason returns from Denver. office reopen. Philamathean club hosted by Mrs Ted Frazee. Tri Delta Alliance to meet at South Eighth Street. Lampman Bible class elects officers after April 3 meeting.
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Edward Hislop
Lawrence
Baldwin
Paul Ulrich
Imr
Scott Morgan
Mary Marcia
Kansas City
Irvin Greer
Deanne
East High Street
Carlie
Martha Butell
Ann
Lynne Barnthouse
Nancy
Charles
Hugh Greer
Jimmie Barnett
Guild of
Alpha Chi Omega
H. K. Ebright
Hery
Allen Mitchell
Ottawa
Mitchell
Frank Gleason
Denver
Colo
Lampman Bible
First Methodist Sunday School
I Clyde W. Brewster
A. E. Tunin
Samuel B. Longswood
Samuel T. Hughes
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