Stone Rolled Away At The Sepulchre
A brief religious note references Luke 24 2 with the discovery that the stone covering the tomb had been rolled away. The item appears in a historical newspaper page dated Saturday April 20 with Associated Press and Lawrence Kansas publication details.
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Naxionst
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th
Chicago
North Michigan Arena City
Weat Hoth
Associated Press
Allews
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kanaas
Australian delegate plan may probe Spain question at UN
A proposed UN advisory council sub committee would investigate Poland charges against Franco's government. The measure aims to illuminate actual conditions and provide factual basis amid strong security council emotion. Officials warn that current discussions lack facts and rely on prejudice and emotion.
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United Nations
Advisory Council
Poland
Security Council
Spain
Administration Faces Tough Walk on Key Bills
Legislature leaders warn securing congress support for administration programs is hard. Five major measures will get priority before July: extension of OPA and draft laws, regular appropriations, the British loan, and housing program. Other favored bills may be deferred to next January.
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Congress
Stalemate on Coal in Washington Delays Strike End
Coal operators, waiting for another conference with John J. Lewis since April 10, have returned home. Secretary Schwellenbach now holds the remaining options to end the strike begun April 1. An estimated 28 million tons of coal production have been lost, forcing steel works and other plants to close as fuel runs low. The year’s industrial output is hampered by a month of coal mine idleness.
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Washington
John J. Lewis
Schwellenbach
Pacific Allied Advisory Council Faces Doubt and Distrust
The Australian member says the Pacific Allied advisory council could become a laughing stock if supreme command ignores it. He notes MacArthur HQ recalls the council is advisory only, risking its standing. World attention worries it may sow division in Japan’s occupation, echoing Europe’s errors and urging a different Far East pattern.
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Pacific
Allied Advisory Council In
Supreme Command
MacArthur
Japan
Europe
Far East
German pastor critiques Allied occupation plan
Niemoeller, a former concentration camp survivor, argues that the Allied occupation of Germany lacks incentives for Germans to rehabilitate their nation and lacks a sound foundation for reshaping Germany, calling the present program inadequate.
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Germany
Niemoeller
Peace aims and de-Nazification urged for Allied plan
The speaker argues for quicker formal peace treaties and a positive program to de-Nazify Germany. Niemoeller and others join the call, criticizing the current negative approach and pressing for constructive action toward postwar transformation.
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Germany
Niemoeller
Uncertain Fate of Russian Generals and Paris Talks
The article notes that postwar Russia sidelined prominent generals, keeping war chiefs in subordinate roles amid external influence concerns and strict censorship. It discusses watchful measures, the four power Paris conference, and Marshall’s tough peacemaking tasks in China as changes shift global negotiations and regional power dynamics.
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Russia
Looking Back at Meat Shortages and Pigs in History
In early days of the last decade the piece reflects on agricultural excess and its potential benefits if pigs and infant calves had been allowed to live. It credits Hoover and LaGuardia with feeding people, contrasting European aid with domestic relief and noting imagined fuller futures from past choices.
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Chanute Tribune
Russo Polish trade pact reshapes eastern Europe economy
Outlined is a $196 million annual exchange with the Soviet Union likely to secure most of Poland's 48 million tons of coal. The pact signals Moscow's fast expanding economic empire in Central Europe, echoing Hitler era strategies but now under Soviet leadership. The five year plan focuses on rebuilding heavy industry and restoring prewar levels, with coal imports fitting into the broader industrial push.
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Varay
Soviet Union
Poland
Europe
Russia
Moscow
Hitler
Central
Balkan Peninsula
America
Britain
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Germany
Balkans
Nikolai Voznesensky
State Planning Commission
Man seeks name change to Rudy Leu in Wichita court
Wichita Kansas April 20 Rudolph Lewis Musolino 23 petitions district court to change his name to Rudy Leu to avoid confusion with the late Italian dictator Benito Mussolini and says the change would end his humiliation. He notes Leu was his mother’s maiden name.
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Wichita
Kan
Rudolph Lewis Musolino
Benito Mussolini
Rudy Leu
Leu
Old Home Town highlights and social notes in Lawrence
Aaron Cohen won first in extemporaneous speaking at the state high school forensic meet in Emporia. Thelma Oyler placed third in dramatic declamation. Various local residents attended events, visits, or announced marriages and births in Lawrence and nearby areas over the weekend.
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Aaron Cohen
L.M.H.S
Emporia
Thelma Oyler
Willis Painter
W. H. Mohler
Mohler
Mackey
Forty Years Ago Aid Subscriptions For San Francisco Earthquake
Fire department started subscriptions for earthquake victims last night with an $80 check. About 100 citizens attended a mass meeting at the M C A building and raised over $300 for supplies Lawrence will ship by express train from Kansas City tonight. Lawrence high school won the Kansas inter school track championship yesterday afternoon on McCook field. Col and Mrs C E Learnard telegraphed from Needles Calif that they were safe and on the way home. Mr and Mrs F M Rhodes visited DeSoto today. The GOP county convention met at the courthouse. W R Stubbs elected chairman and Ed Charlton secretary. Delegates named to the state convention include B W McFarland and others from Lawrence and nearby towns.
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M.C.A
Lawrence
Ivelief
Kansas City
Lawrence High School
Kansas
McCookfield
J Col
C. E. Learnard
Needles
Calif
F. M. Rhodes
DeSoto
G.O.P
Court House
W. R. Stubbs
Ed Charlton
B. W. McFarland
W. H. Carruth
A. B. McWilliams
J.B. Wilson
Albert Eck
Fred West
Bill Bly
Grant
W. R__Stubbs
Wakeenev
B. Perkins
Eudora
C. E. Stevens
J. P. Bell
Palmyra
Louis Griffith
Marion
C. E. Pearcy
Willow Springs
John Bunce
Locompton
John Moore
Clinton
W. J
Cum- Imings
Kanwaka
Easter Message From Louisa Cooke and Don Carlos
A religious Easter verse reflecting on Jesus, salvation, and the sorrow and joy of memories at Easter. It expresses gratitude for faith, renewal, and remembrance of loved ones, with a devotional tone and references to sacred scripture.
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Louisa Cooke
Don Carlos
Baldwin News highlights from a Baldwin Baker area notices
Local Baldwin notices detail visits and travels of residents from Fort Lauderdale to Kansas City and Topeka. Alumni gatherings at Zeta Tau Alpha and circle meetings at First Methodist church are noted along with Easter plans and university events at Baker University.
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Black
Carol
Alpha Chi Omega
Freeman Havighurst
Baker
Catherine van Kuren
Maine
Hawaii
Helen van Kuren Foss
Elizabeth Maris
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
James
Chubb
Harriett Osborne
Horizonta puzzle hints crossword styled clues
A vertical and horizontal clue list themed as a mixed word puzzle. Entries include streetcar torrid frozen water symbol for ruthenium waste allowance and other numbered hints, with multiple definitions spanning months and nautical terms. The grid appears to combine obscure and common words under a single heading.
List of crossword clues for a compact puzzle
A numbered set of short clues with answers including 20 Began 21 Torture 23 Father 24 Get up 26 Net 27 Late 28 Small flap 29 Island abbr 31 Lion 32 Compass point 39 Astern 40 Dregs 42 Paradise 43 Myself 44 Ardor 45 Roman emperor 46 Malt drinks 47 Legal point 49 Skill 50 Beverage 52 Genus of rodents 53 Employ 55 Palm Lily 57 Hawaiian bird
Albion College Faculty Tour Across Midwest
A brief report notes professors including J Horn visiting Detroit and Chicago, and Prof. Wiliam C Ricewan touring St Joseph Cameron and Hamilton Missouri last week. They gave assembly firegrams for high school students during the trips.
Radio Schedule Crooked Lists Kansas City Stations
A dense OCR listing of radio programs across WDAF WREN WDAR KMBC KMNC and others for April 20 21 with parade broadcasts news shows musicals and serials noted by time blocks featuring hosts actors and show titles from various stations in Kansas City area, reflecting a busy weekend schedule.
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Wwren
Harry Wisner
SISK
Kansas City Dines
WDAR
Hollywood Open House
Auerdepaniente Ahrosdalle
Bas
Golden Bantam Revue
KMEU
Ok Haymes
Fanwus
Triste Ayer
Javiott
Brosh Creek
Tie Hawking
Lincoln Crew
Sinr
Oreh
EU Sims
Innlat
Wu Rmi
World Parte
Poalenbeek
Barnes
Thompson
Wien
Nelson Eddy
Y Lane
Shaw
William J. Shiver
Oake and Tarriet
Wren-Plce Radio
Hall of Fame
Wnhole
Iaby
Harey Usrhick
Orche Ceara McCarthy
Mity Jane
al Allen
Screen
Tramwal
KMNC
Bequest
Merry+Gioun Pune
Usle Atbur Inardla
Liberty
Wren
Jimmy Fidler
Hollywood
Wires —Theatre Guild
Kmpc
WREX
WDAF
Frankie
Hazel Maehtebach
Uegdy Rich
Orch
Jack Armstrong
Shury Nsas
Firestone
Hammett
MBEC
Jill Thompson
Heart of America
KMBC
Lanny Rogs
Millinder
Sanny Tallroom Orch
Mivino Ray
Casino Gardens
KMBC Builds On Early Radio Roots And Local Talent
The piece recalls KMBC's origins twenty five years ago with Arthur B. Chit and a new transmitter, praises nationwide congratulations, and describes KMBC day at a Chamber luncheon. It highlights KMBC programming across home economics, youth clubs, sports, and farm broadcasts, and profiles Molly and Polly, sisters from Missouri with early showbiz roots.
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KMRC
Arthur B. Chit
Signal Corps
KMBC
WHY
Schnectady
New York
Kansas City
Kansan City
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KMEC
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Trail Scout
Bob Riley
Brush Creek Follies
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Polly
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