Fragmentary National News Clipping Cites Agencies and Names
Reading from a mixed newspaper fragment, the item lists agencies and staff such as National Representatives Lorenzen Whorpsen and mentions locations in New York and Chicago. It includes Associated Press credit and Bureau of Circulations reference, with a religious quotation attributed to Samuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Lorenzen & Whorpsen
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North
Michigan
Banana City
Associated Press
Focal News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Post
Drive Against Hunger Urges U S Aid To Europe and Asia
President Truman and key officials outline plans to boost exportable breadstuffs, reduce U S consumption by 25 percent, and ship the balance within four months. A 40 cent per bushel premium is to be paid to bring wheat and corn to market, with relief shares totaling about 44 percent from the United States and other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Asia
Iil
Eerbert Hoover
Truman
Law Guardia
Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson
Monver
Canada
Great Britain
Australia
Siam
Reds in Manchuria Face Shifting Front Lines
Reported fighting in Manchuria shows nationalist forces retreating from Changchun as 4,000 resistors are crushed by a 40,000 strong communist army. Harbin evacuated by nationalists. estimates suggest 80 percent of Manchuria may be under communist control. Russians suspected to be aiding Reds. peace talks falter as factions prepare for renewed war. General Marshall faces a difficult peace-making task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whdn
Changzhuk
Manchuria
Harbin
Jay
Changs
Doelye
Marshall
Duty and Morale in Occupation Armies
Soldiers in occupation forces fear being forgotten as news coverage fades. Their duties, vital yet monotonous, lose visibility while maintaining high efficiency abroad remains essential. Long allocation duties bring morale and leadership challenges for both officers and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Housing Costs and Policy Blocks Residential Price Plans
Government attempts to set a 6500 ceiling on moderate homes are hindered by rising costs of building materials and other inputs. Priority allocations offer little relief, as turf and supply shortages persist. The housing program stalls due to a lack of sufficient peacetime production. Increased output is the only solution.
On Foot in Flint and Transportation Strike Fallout
In Flint Michigan a bus driver with eleven accidents since last July was fired after showing up to work intoxicated, amid a transportation strike led by the local union. The union defended the driver’s status as in good standing, arguing union dues and loyalty outweigh public safety concerns. The article also notes Kansas grain export worries, slow progress on a secondary highway system, and a postwar revival of the Kansas Relays aided by favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mich
Transportation Company
Kansas Drunken Driving Deaths questioned by High Commission
The State High Commission reports Kansas had 27 alcohol related traffic deaths out of 360 in Jacanty, 7.7 percent, the second lowest behind Utah at 68 percent. The figures challenge the wet claim that Kansas was drier with more drunks than wet states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PMTCT
State High Commission
Utah
Kansas
Jacanty
The Civil War in Manchuria and Chinese Famine Threat
The Manchurian civil war between Chinese communists and Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang grows tenser with a potential bloodless settlement. General George C. Marshall races to Chungking to mediate while famine looms, threatening millions. Relief efforts by UNRRA under LaGuardia may influence the political calculus if food aid accelerates.
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Manchuria
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuomintang
China
George C. Marshall
America
Chungking
United States
Csn
Marshall
Mnsrra
V A completes Cowley county on the job training survey
Representatives of the Regional Veterans Administration office finished inspection of on the job training programs in Cowley county and will move to the remaining 93 counties. Carl Kunsemuller said inspectors interviewed 100 veterans in institutional training and 200 in on the job training in 79 businesses in Arkansas City, Winfield and nearby areas. A training officer will be assigned to each surveyed county to oversee ongoing supervision.
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Wichita
Kan
Veterans’ Administration
Cowley County
V.A
Carl Kunsemuller
V.A. Rehabilitation and Education
Arkansas City
Winfield
Lawrence hospital victims from car collision near Hill View golf course
Mrs H C Flory and Mrs Gottlibh Nieder of Lone Star are in Lawrence Memorial hospital after a collision with Glen J Bremer, a high school boy, near Hill View golf course. Also noted are students on the school of business honor roll and local social notices including a Desoto Mrs Frances Morrin marriage in Kansas City. Weather and local chatter follow with a university parade amid rain and a luncheon planned in Compton for Mrs Pace’s sister.
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H. C. Flory
Gottlibh Nieder
Lone Star
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Glen J Bremer
Hill View
Lawrence
School of Business
Henry Tl. Price
Jack Miller
Kenneth Middleton
Robert Utey
FL. Orr
Rupert
Idaho
Chaiting
J. M. Crow
Frances Morrin
DeSoto
A. J. Nelson
Corliss
Kansas City
Yo-yoaeem
Massachusetts Street
Roy Pierce
Pickens
George McCarty Ofcompton
Mr. McCarty
C. W. Pace
Longmont
Calif
Mesdames Pace
T.D. Funk
Oil well on Broers farm boosts Baldwin field output
Twenty five years ago reports showed a 250 barrel oil well brought in this week on the Broers farm. The afternoon announced that W H Nuffer, deputy county treasurer, had resigned and Miss Mildred Lamb was appointed to fill the vacancy. Prof F H Olney will be tenant master for the Junior prom as Lawrence high school Junior class entertains Seniors. Toasts planned by Nolph Simons Marcus Huffiman Esther Ott Bob Brown and Lionel Seaman. Miss Margaret Lynn to entertain at tea for Mrs Lyons visiting from the east. Anna Earle to spend weekend in Topeka with cousin Imogene Fuller. Alex McCall and daughter Kathrin of Lecompton spent time with Mrs Guinn McCall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broers
W. H. Nuffer
Mildred Lamb
F. H. Olney
Lawrence High Schoolunior
Nolph Simons
Marcus Huffiman
Esther Ott
Bob Brown
Lionel Seaman
Margaret Lynn
Mrs. Lyons
Mra
Ode X
Anna Earle
Topeka
Imogene Fuller
Alex McCall
Kathrin of
Lecompton
Guinn McCall
Mrs Maynard Visits From Wichita and Local Movements
Forty years ago Mrs. D I Maynard arrived today from Wichita for a few weeks visit with the F Bartledes family. Mrs Milo Trewo went to Kansas City to visit Mrs J R Robinson. Mrs J W Reeding returned from Topeka after visiting her daughter. George Carter left for Winslow Arizona on business. Lawrence boys selling the Saturday Evening Post share a $59 award, divided by R R Robington. the boy salesmen include John Ulm Grant Smith Mintern Christine Mayer Litwin Arthur Willitt Loring Christine Blaine Elder Alva Barton Heel Conn Eugene Herman Broeker Balle Pain Robert Albach Alex and Ralph Ulm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Maynard
Wichita
F. Bartledes
Milo Trewo
Kansas City
J. R. Robinson
J. W. Reeding
Topeks
George 3. Carter
Winslow
Ariz
Boya
Lawrence
Saturday Evening Post
R. R. Robington
John Ulm
Grant Smith
Mintern Christine
Mayer Litwin
Arthur Willitt
Loring Christine
Blaine Elder
Alva Barton
Heel Conn
Eugene Herman = Broeker
Balle Pain
Robert Albach
Alex
Ralph Ulm
Russian Newsmen May Look Around in United States
Washington reports the State Department may invite three Soviet correspondents Ilya Ehrenburg Mikhail Galaktionov and Konstantin Simonov to tour the United States. They would observe press operations city life and free journalism as part of a cross cultural exchange between Soviet and American newsrooms. Acceptance depends on Moscow approval and aims to foster mutual understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
America
Ilya G. Ehrenburg
Yevestia
Mikhail RB
Galaktionov
Pravda
Konstantin M. Simonov
Red Star
American Society of Newspaper Editors
iWorks
Russia
Burmes
United States
Moscow
Society
Kent Conner
Associated Press
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Bandmaster Horizontal 1 4 Pictured
Puzzle clue set lists several cryptic hints for a themed crossword style entry. Includes references to motives chemical terms and everyday words such as gaze join metal and pottery fragment. The garbled data appears to be a clue map with numbers and partial words not forming a complete readable prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dove House
Break barriers on free movement of newsmen worldwide
Essay urges dismantling controls that hinder journalists travel and reporting. Highlights global obstacles to press freedom, urging governments and institutions to ensure safe, unrestricted access for news teams to gather and share information across borders.
Eisenhower urges ROTC as vital for nation urged
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told 10,000 Texas A&M ex-students that the nation cannot meet war needs without reserve officers training. He spoke at an Armistice Day muster honoring 748 war dead and received an honorary LLD from Texas A&M after visiting Denison, birthplace of his. He praised F.O.T.C. trained leaders as essential to civilization and warned America bears global responsibilities. The parade, led by Eisenhower and Speaker Sam Rayburn, toured Denison’s main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
F.O.T.C
Army
Texas A. & M. College
Sand Tors
San Jacinto
Texas A. & M
Denison
Eisenhower
America
Sam Raybourn
Jennie Jackson
Messiah Singers Pack Overflow Crowd at Bethany College
An overflow crowd in Lindsborg Kansas heard the 13rd rendition of the Messiah at Bethany College. Soloist James Montgomery carried the narrator role in Friday night Bach program. Ellabelle Davis presented a negro soprano prelude in Press Hall. Herman Barkason Swedish minister to the United States attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsborg
Kan
Bethany College
James Montgomery
Ellabelle Davis
Press Hall
Herman Rkason
United States
EXPECT BIG WHEAT YIELDS IN RUSSIA
Moscow reports cheer over sowing in Krasnodar and Ukraine with early completion and larger planted areas. Spring planting completed in Kaments Lodolsk and Kirovogard districts. Plans announced for year round green vegetable production in Moscow and other cities, with 150,695 square feet of exhibition hothouses to be used immediately and a Leninism project for hothouse development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Krasnodar
Soviet Union
Krasnodar Ig
Kilev
Ukraine
Kaments Lodolsk
Althe
Kirovogard
Leningrad
Sverdlovsk
Molotoysk
Gorky
Chelyabinsk
Yaroslavl
Leninils
Chu Min Yi Death Sentence and Wang Ching Wei Wife Life Term
Soochow April 22 Chu Min Yi foreign minister of the Japanese puppet government at Nanking was sentenced to death. Madame Wang Ching Wei wife of the puppet governor received a life term for treason. Chu was charged with signing treaties with the enemy declaring war on China's allies and governing Kwangtung. Wang was accused of aiding the enemy, assisting enemy intelligence and betraying the government she owed allegiance to.
Dancer Audrey Worsley to Perform at Lawrence Fun Fest
Miss Audrey Worsley a Pittsburgh Civic Opera ballerina living in Topeka will perform three numbers a toe strut a modern Japan dance and Boogie Ballet at the Lawrence American Association of University Women benefit fun fest featuring Latin American songs and dances by Panama university students and a floor show with the Serenaders and high school bands plus square dancing bridge and carnival games all announced by Mrs Deb Six program chairwoman at the intermission in the Community building ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Worsley
Ann
Pittsburgh
Civic Opera Ballet
Topeka
Déal Six
Lawrence
American Association of University Women
Panama
Six
Liberty Memorial High School
Joie Seapletone
Keneral Chin
Ruth Toover
University Department of Physical Education
University High
University High x Oat
Grave Endacott
Miss Worzley
Pittsburgh, Pa
Vivie Ballet
Yeen Masters of America
Pittsburgh Civic Opera
Karl Heimich
Mamie Barth
Pittsburgh Land
Frances Clampert
Topokd
Houston
New York City
Miss Worsley
Bert Johnson
Flashes of Life Cops and a Cat in a Mystery Stop
Apr 22 report from Chicago describes police surrounding a Ford factory area after odd noises. They find a tom cat chasing a ball, ending the mystery as officers clear the scene without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Lookus Company
Seat West Side
Unemployment Checks Tied to Mine Idle Status in Kansas
Topeka April 29 state labor officials review nearly 400 idle Pittsburg miners for possible work stoppage. Labor Commissioner Morrison named Henry Dangerfield and Charles Sawyer as special examiners while technical clarifications are sought. If a work stoppage is proven, unemployment benefits are denied. Wichita milling firm says it will close May 17 or 18 due to wheat shortage, risking 150 to 290 jobs.
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Topeka
Pittsburg
Kan
Cor
John Morrison
Morrison
Henry Dangerfield
Charles Sawyer
Wichita Mill
Wichita, Kan
Blackman
Mahager
The
Kansas Milling Co
Wichita Milling
Radio Schedule Fragments from 1950s Houston Market
A fragmented list of radio programs and time slots across multiple stations including WDAF WMBC WREN and KMBC. Items mention talk shows music variety crime reports and news bulletins with scattered program titles and host names, reflecting a busy broadcast day.
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fFree Armatrong
Westgreetors Weabcr
WREN
New Aemac
Ofstrr
WDAF
Whien—Tedot
Hie
Raney
Ridera Vase
Ball
Pines
Vera
Voice of
Firestone
Avia
Aera
bin Thompson
Setowi
Heart of i. To
Rees
Baseball Kmrc
Jack
Wdar
Parry
MBC
Wrentalvino Ray
Ardenporch
Wren—Stusle
KMBC
CBS Dinee Orchitad
KMOC
Newa Foundun
Aidala It Musicale
KMLC
Jack Almatrons
Wester
WDAP
Sheet
Banobatl
Preventa
KMBO
Abner
Dark Venture
Sullivan
Ainmi Andy
Kmbce
Heal
Eugenie Baird
Rectory
Piper McGee
KNTC
Wilen
George
Hicks
Mick Hope
Texas Range
Red Sxelton
Rameg Hearths Merit
Id Americs
Wren—Newa
Waf—Newscat
KMU
Tanny Ross
Loas-Wren
Golden Gate
Baxehall Nenren
KMMC
Jack Stalth
WDAB
den Ontwerst Rowndle
Vallehh Monroe
Hie Mentowbrook Ore
II Foe P. Nyme
IKMIC
Canino
Gardene
Jan Savin
Hazel Muehlebach
CBS
Orch
Judy
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He Iy Lyon
Dolph Simgna
Eee
Kannaz
Daliverea
Hela
Shicia
Samuel
Kanaas
Kangas
Kanasas
Ly Dewitt MacKenzie
Veterans Office
Ora Nee Ae
Betan Monk
Cae
General Eisenhower
Chu Min-Yi
Andre Worsley
Chiesea
Herbert Naiditch
Naiditch
Barbara
AEC
F.H.A. Loans
McGrew & Peck
East
Tth
B. G. Gustafaon
Sea the New
Motorola
Bowman
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