North Michigan Kansas City News fragment shows reprint notices
A disjointed OCR snippet from a local paper lists republication rights and Bureau of Circulations membership, with text about daily publication except Sundays and second class mail designation. It mentions law Tekonan and a biblical quotation about sufficiency in Christ.
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North Michigan
Kansas City
Associated Princes Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Law Tekonan
Army of Occupation Spars With Discipline in Germany
The American occupation forces in Germany face a growing discipline crisis. The commanding general warns that strong corrective measures are needed and suggests restoring drill and retreat commands. Critics fear CIO influence is eroding army routines and harming prestige. Officials must restore order or risk undermining the occupation program.
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Army of Occupation
Germany
Farmers, Miners and Rail Workers Weave Strike Tangle
John L Lewis says coal miners stay on take until operators yield. Trainmen and locomotive engineers order to strike May 28. Farmers face pressure to keep producing to feed coal miners and rail workers, while shortages threaten fuel and transport for Europe and Asia.
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John, L. Lewis
Europe
Asia
Advocates Press to Extend OPA Powers for Another Year
Inflexible supporters urge extending the OPA authority for one year without legal changes, while critics warn against creating a hybrid system. Many within the agency resist ending OPA, arguing price controls preserve jobs, and a reduced CIA scope fails to reassure those fearing payroll cuts. The OPA faces calls to trim powers to fit postwar conditions as others push for continuity and flexibility.
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OPA
OTA
CIA
Russians May Stay In Azerbaijan As Tehran Crisis Looms
An unnamed observer reports more Russian tanks in Azerbaijan northern Iran since March 2 and predicts Moscow will stay to influence Iran's government. The move could embarrass the United Nations Security Council if the province remains tied to Iran when Iran’s case is raised.
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Russia
Iran
Azerbaijan
Tehran
Security Council
Propaganda Watch and Budget Cuts Across Postwar Era
The Society for the Prevention of World War III questions Allied leniency toward Germany while urging self-sufficiency for Germans. Reports say Kansan highway costs may climb above 135 percent of prewar levels, affecting public projects. Former Governor Woodring criticizes GOP moves and school reform. Three Russian journalists are invited to tour the US, stirring suspicion as they sample a capitalistic system. Senate panel weighs reducing the public debt limit from 300 to 275 billion dollars, noting the hardest stretch may lie ahead.
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Society For the Prevention of
Germany
Kansan
United States
State Department
Senate Finance Committee
Morale Slump Among American Troops In Europe Warned by Mc Narney
General McNarney has ordered drastic steps to confront a serious morale and discipline deterioration among U S troops in Europe. The issue includes black market activity drunkenness high AWOL rates venereal disease and lax attitude toward authority. Allies fear the erosion of resolve in occupation and respect from Germans, with homesick letters prompting restrictions and new, less-experienced replacements.
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Europe
U. S
Joseph T. McNarney
McXarney
Lista
Uncle Sam
Reich
America
United States
Normandy
France
Radio WREN Will Re broadcast Programe Daytime
WREN will continue daytime broadcasts of WREN-ABC programs at the same times this summer Monday through Friday despite daylight saving related schedule changes. The plan, developed with the American Broadcasting Company, uses extended long distance high fidelity wire links to maintain the schedule, though weekend and night slots after 7:30 p m will mostly air one hour earlier.
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WREN
Vert Bratton
American Broadcasting Company
Easter Visit Ends for Mrs Ruth Elliot and Son
Mrs Ruth Elliot and her son Wyman of Lake Lotawana spent Easter with her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Neis in Lake Lotawana. On Thursday Mrs Elliot and her son left by ship.
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Ruth Elliot
Wyman
Lake Lotawans
Engagement in the Old Home Town News
Mr and Mrs E L Ince announce engagement of daughter Margaret to Charlee Lane Broadwise son of Mr and Mrs C Broadwise Jr Prof and Mrs R G Mahieu will host guests at dinner tonight at the Colonial honoring Prof and Mrs W J Brockelbank Olga Thompson travels to Independence Missouri to visit sister Mrs F W Kuls and Mr Kuls Mrs E B Terpley of Denver visiting Mr and Mrs W O Brown Mr and Mrs P E Schulmeyer Route 6 announce birth of two at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Alden of Columbia visiting Monday Furnace fires provide warmth this morning Mr and Mrs Lou Strickler join Mr and Mrs Louie Kurtz at Belleview Wednesday night
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E. L. Ince
Margaret
Charlee Lane Broadwise
E. B. Terpley
Denver
W. 0. Brownee
P. E. Schulmeyer
Route 6
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Aldz
Columbia
Lawrence
Lou Strickler
Louie Kurtz
Belleview
The Mechanical Man at EKU Senior Play Draws Large Crowd
Twenty five years ago the EKU senior play The Mechanical Man by William Brehm played to a packed house at Bowersock theater. Lead roles went to Dean Malott Ken Smith Henry McCurdy and Marguerite Adams with Mr and Mrs Charlie Brahamman and their daughters Lillian among attendees.
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EK. U
Bowersock Theater
William Brehm
Dean Malott
Ken Smith
Henry McCurdy
Marguerite Adams
Charlie Braham- Man
Lillian
Forty years ago pawn shop entry and theft reported
Abe Wolfson’s pawn shop was entered last night with about 125 dollars worth of cutlery and gems taken. Mrs Eddy Duffy of Baldwin visited. Miss Mabel Parnell of Lake View was in town. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell and others from Black Jack were Lawrence visitors. Mrs A Glathart returned from California. Nellie and Bertha Roberts returned from Sheridan Lake teaching. E N Kuhns left for Montezuma for a family reunion. George Jackson hosted a card party.
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Abe Wolfson
Eddy Duffy
Baldwin
Mabel Parnell
Lake View
Frank Bell
Harry
John Hays
A. T. Sheppard
Black Jack
Lawrence
A. Glathart
California
Nellie
Bertha Roberts
Sheridan Lake
Colo
I Say They Do Things Better In Russia Plane Trip
Local social notes list numerous Kansas City residents visiting kin across states and abroad. People from Kansas City and nearby towns gather for Easter dinners and family reunions in Ottawa Lawrence Independence and Denver with many guests from Minnesota California Colorado and Illinois.
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Russia
Baldwin News Highlights Local Life And Movements
Mrs Glenn Lederer travels to Parsons for her mother's death. Phi Mu and Evangeline East ern Star groups meet in Baldwin. Miss Margaret Ann Guest to El Paso for summer with college plans in Minnesota. Dad and Lad dinner honors Baldwin high teams at First Methodist Church. Robert N Sedore returns to Baker after navy service. Ministers and W S C S hold spring district meeting at Toia with district officers in attendance. Bill Cragee returns home from service, accompanied by Lloyd Dedrick. Mrs Jean Leitnaker sails to America. husband to meet her in Kansas City. Dr Kirby Page lectures on War and Peace in Baldwin. Visiting families from Chanute and Naperville spend a Friday in Baldwin. Carl B Butell and Harry Barnett attend Ottawa bankers meeting.
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Glenn Lederer
Parsons
Caskey
MLPA
Phi Mu
Mabel Hartley
Alvin F. Baker
Edward J. Cragne
Evangeline
Margaret Ann Guest
el Paso
Tex
University of Minnesota
Brotherhood of the First Methodist Church
Baldwin High School
Fellowship Hall
W.S. CS
Robert N. Sedore
Baker
Navy
Cambridge
Mason
Sedore
Howard Glee Club
Boston Symphony
Elinor Sedore
Baldwin
Lloyd Dedrick
Chicago
Bill
Edward J. Cragoe
Jean Leitnaker
James Leitnaker
America
Saturnia
New York City
First Methodist Church
Page
Haven Graham
Susan Graham
Chanute
Wilbur Amos
Napierville
Matt
Truman's Adviser CORIZONTAL 3 Strike return
Fragmented OCR row presents a puzzle like list with scattered clues and numbers. It reads as a wordplay ledger including references to 16 Feline steel strike 17 Obvious truth 6 Appendage and various cross definitions.
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Corizontal
S. Presidential
Bashan
Oklahoma
25 Knots 43 Sea eagle 26 Rub out 44 Places
Fragmented crossword style list shows numbered clues with mixed terms including animals, objects, and directions. Several entries appear garbled or incomplete but overall present a puzzle-like compilation rather than a cohesive news item.
Radio Programs Friday Evening April 26 Schedule
A fragmented listing of radio programs and time slots for Friday evening April 26 across stations WLIAF KMBC KNBC WDAP and more. It mentions newscasts with Ted West and TV style shows like The Alan Young Show and The Skylift, plus country and regional program blocks and various correspondents and segments.
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Wliaf Isode
Max Falkenatien
Newsewscast i
Border
Ted West
Kabc—Newscat
Wdapesepper Club
KMLC
Kansas City
Wwnae
KMBC
Vinny Simms
FBL
Kmgc
Kate Smith
Hiliday
Genpany
Alan Young
Rass Susie
Smueie
oNews
CBE News Houndup
Minnigit Musicale Seat
New Miracle Hearing Aid No Battery Pack
A compact Helione Mono Pas hearing aid claims no battery pack and no bulging wires, small enough to hold in the hand and offering whispers to be heard with clear natural voice, using a plug-in tube for easy replacement. Kansas City Hearing Service promotes free information or home demonstrations.
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Kansas City
Grand Ave
Dept
T-5
Kansas
City
Fragmented KMBC and WDAF Broadcast Snippets
A garbled OCR page cites KMBC and WDAF stations, names programs and jittery listings. It references broadcasts featuring WREN hosts like Jimmy Perse and Erekine Hans, plus varied items from “Three Wrens” to “Rate of Panne” and Catholic telecast notes, with many unreadable fragments and misjoined callsigns.
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KMBC
Brush Creek
Wren
WDAF
Simonoret
Erekine
L.se
Kmbc—Newseast
A.P
Nighthawks
Jimmy Perse
WRENS
Fietel Aste
Stan Oh
Jolie Tenshi
Pauly Sp
Samyplints
ADA —Catholic Telly
AMEN
Sneewee B.ros Wien
Peareert
Wwe
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Minneapolis
Minn
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J. D. Phillips
Los Angeles
Calif
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Lil] Combest
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W. C. Hoppe
Combest
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Hearin
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Japan
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MM. Thomas
Leon
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Ray Ogden
Max Miesse
Innesionhelser
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
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Charles Beacker
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Lewie Gerstenberger
Myers, Cole
Charles Gerstenberger
George Gerstenberger
Paul Gerstenberger
Douglas Harris
Herbert Gerstenberger
Denve
Ernest. Schmidt
Topeka
Harry Schmidt
Carl Schmidt
Lois Ann
Wathena
Rewin Schmit
Hugh Nicholas
Jola
Ralph Schmidt
Eldon Yotaw
Del
Bert Gerstenberger
Alvin Gail Gerstenberger
Thom Herman
Karl Baur
Joan
Independence
Godfrey
A. J. Winter
Ison
M. H. Winter
Galesburg
Ill
Frank Griener
L. L. Kindred
Bilis Kindred
St. Luke Hospital
George Warmket
Askalonsa
Dorothy Trapp
Alice Walters
Horton
Father I'fleger
Wichita
John Kazmaier
Melvin Reitzel
Carl DeTar
Oakland
Nell Cordell
Melvin Sellers
Ottawa
J. N. Hearin
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Patricia
Robin McGorge
Doris Davidson
Ernest Whittney
Guy Pennock
McFarland
Anna Schearer
Freddie
Jamestown
Phillip Lefman
Lefman
Clifford Erhart
Bonita
Frank Carlson
Omaha
Neb
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Carlson
C. A. Day
Anna Vierson
Arthur Ott
Floyd
Delbert Neis
Robert Laughlin
Charles Terrell
Roland
Richard
Sarah Terel
Wellsville
Fred Walker
Ray Warinker
Donnie
Howard Kohler
Ray Lefman
Oliver Linn
Ivan Hamilton
Gardner
Ussr
Fin
Baldwin News
Bis
WDA
Wister'a Sport Vy Morgan
Motte Marstenio
Homens
WEEN
Tireen
Cinova
Hrush Creek Follies
Jeand Glamory
Ile Smith
News
Bruch Creek Falllen
Jark Hoedown
Lewecast
Rush Creek Follies
Chareh Haga
Owren Cees
Hanna's
B. G. Gustafson
ST Munn
Churches of Christ
Luy
Buddy
Ted Malone
Betaven
Happy Hollow
Hugh Studebaker
Massey
Texas Rangers
KADBC
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