Displaced Exile Seen In August Newspaper Record
AP dispatches describe a displaced person in Lawrence Kansas, with a header dated August 1. The faded text notes circulation details and indicates the paper entered at the Post Office as second class under the 11/8 act, reflecting a historical local news item about exile or displacement.
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Poronal Goa
CEMPANY _bar_venr
Moatha Fes
Absociated Press
Mee
Ted Prees
Guresu
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Marri
Samust
Should Work Two Ways in Wartime Government Control
An editorial argues that government controls may rise with the Korean crisis and should be limited to emergencies. It urges citizens to back the government while preserving freedom, noting wartime controls in World War II became political tools and should not persist after the crisis ends.
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Truman
America
Mid-West music camp marks cultural gain in Kansas
The thirteenth annual Mid-West music camp at K.L. closed with band, orchestra, and chorus concerts showing real progress in musical proficiency among Kansas children. The improvement surpasses earlier expectations and holds lifelong value for the young musicians, while enriching audiences.
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Acuion
K.L
No End to It Forces Massing in Korea Battle
The article estimates 200000 North Korean troops are attacking a thin defense line, a figure that has tripled since fighting began and could triple again. It notes American reinforcements will bolster the defense, but it may still lag in numbers, suggesting the conflict could continue with no clear parity.
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Korea
King Leopold Faces Unyielding Belgian Minority Power
The Belgian minority’s strength steers immediate policy after Leopold’s return. Plebiscite and parliamentary votes showed the king’s reform carried by a majority, yet the minority’s active stance foretold bitter, implacable opposition. The monarch’s rule has been unsettled since. General Vaughn’s actions go largely unnoticed amid rising defense concerns in South Korea.
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Leopold
Belgium
Attlee echoes Churchill on Korea and world tensions
The report notes Attlee implying Korea is nearer than expected, echoing Churchill's parliamentary warnings days earlier. It discusses trust in Churchill versus Attlee, the communist threat abroad, and Hong Kong defense lessons from 1941, highlighting strengthened units and siege-readiness today.
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Churchill
Attlee
Korea
Winston Churchill
al of Attlee
Winnie
Lawrence
Europe
Hong Kong
Hardest Road to Travel in Wartime Warnings
The magazine Time argues the United States will face a harder road than ever in war, asking what lies ahead at Valley Forge Gettysburg and Normandy beaches and urging caution about conjectured hardship.
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Hare Daily News
Time
U. S
Valley Forge
Gettysboro
Normandy
Barbs by Halcochean on animals insults horses
An unnamed authority on animals calls the horse the dumbest of creatures while a noisy scene unfolds. In New Hampshire a false alarm triggers a switchboard chaos and a headache for authorities as townspeople react to the disruption.
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Halcocheana
Taree
New Hampshire
Pearls Found In Oyster Highlight Odd Restaurant Tale
A Rhode Island man found three pearls in a restaurant oyster and probably complained about the check. Televised horror plays demand screen tests as more productions from Hollywood are reported.
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Newstore
Sayz
Hollywood
Rhode Island
Alfil
Japan shifts to moral rearmament after defeat
A party of sixty Japanese leaders travel home from an MRA conference in Caix Switzerland as America hosts Vice President Barkley. Diet member Kuriyama says a spiritual movement grows in Japan to replace the lost ideological base. He notes Japan’s gratitude to the United States for aid and explains why atomic bombs are seen as saving face. The group signals a long, hard campaign to build new leadership in universities and society.
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Japan
America
Caix
Switzerland
Barkley
Washington
Chorjiro Kurigami
Senate
Kurrork
Kuriyama
Party of Sixty
M.R A
Kujiyama
Hiroshi Ohashi
Nagasaki
Old Home Town Wedding and Community News
The town notes a marriage, birthday parties, and local visits. Miss Buena Vista Morgan wed Paul Ulrich Saturday morning. Mrs A B Elliot hosted a tenth birthday party for Justyn. Several residents held birthday celebrations and visitors traveled to Kansas City and New York. A seismograph at KU recorded low tremors felt across Kansas and Oklahoma. A barn collapsed on West Twenty Third Street. J H Bell improves after car accident. The paper lists countless local social events and travels to Gothenburg and Northern Europe planned by residents.
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Buena Vista Morgan
Myr Nice
Morgan
Baldwin
Paul R. Ulrich
H. H. Ulrich
A. B. Elliot
Justyn
Rosemartin
Posey Buehler
Mary Selig
Carolee Eberhart
Norma Jean Stith
Nancy Jane, Lindsey
Beverly Chaffin
Carol Jean Shobe
Alma Jean Smith
Earl Curl
Earl Eugene
Ted Kennedy
Northwest
San Francisco
K. U. Seismograph
Kansas
Oklahoma
William Pelzel
West Twenty-Third Street
J. Oh. Bell
Amerson
Carbondale
Thad White
Col. Mourtian
Hazel Richards
Kansas City
Grace
Mildred Greene
Mable Timken
Mrx
Woodland Park named amid naming debate and park plans
Douglas county residents face a 14 percent tax reduction this year with the rate at 1.41 per thousand. Election naming disputes delayed by a vote after a Kansas City suggestion, with Mrs. AL Henley’s petition for Shorewood carrying fewer names than the winner, and final naming uncertain. World will telecast results to Woodland Park using a calcium light canvas. no Western Union or Bell telephone results this year. Third Battalion of Engineers remembered a 1908 visit and pontoon bridge landing after floods closed Raw Spam bridges. Fort Leavenworth to Rawlins routes required days due to washed-out bridges. Jess Gephart visits from Oskaloosa for the weekend. Fruda Robinest and Ralph Gore wed at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. O. C. Brown presiding. Mrs. Mary Foley travels to Colorado Springs for a few days after veings daughter in Tapeh. Owen Loverin had traveled through Rawlins and Cheyenne counties.
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Douglas County
Woodland
Kansas
O. C. Brown
Mary Foley
Colorado Springs
Owen Loverin
Te Rawlins
Cheyenne
Canadian Official Dies, Humphrey Mitchell Served Since 1941
Ottawa reports the death of Labor Minister Humphrey Mitchell after years of poor health. A Liberal MP for Wetland, Ontario, Mitchell joined the cabinet in December 1941 and appeared recently as an honorary pallbearer at former Prime Minister Mackenzie King’s funeral. He had been hospitalized for a medical checkup.
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Humphrey Mitchell
Labor
Wetland
Ont
Mitchell
Fiie
W. L. MacKenzie King
Western Union ministers meet amid security urgency
Foreign ministers from Britain France the Netherlands and Luxembourg met in The Hague in a tense session to discuss increasing military expenditures and expanding armed forces. A Belgian absence due to a royal crisis was noted. The talks aimed to approve defense task distributions and assess budgetary effects on defense industry conversion. The meeting also considered United Nations force support in Korea and possible ground troop commitments amid U S pressure.
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the Hague
The
Netherlands
Britain
France
Luxembourg
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Western Union Alliance
United States
Western Union
Korea
United Nations
U. S. Senate
Truman
Marshall
Syrian air force commander dies of wounds in Syria
Lt. Col. Mohammad Nasser, head of the Syrian air force and armistice negotiator with Israel, died from wounds after being shot by unidentified assailants last night. He was gravely wounded while driving home from the airport. a friend accompanying him was killed.
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Damacue
Syria
Mohammad Nasser
Nasser
Israel
On the Air Waves Horizonta Puzzle Clues Revealed
A crossword style puzzle lists numbered clues across and down for radio theme terms and general vocabulary. Entries include figures like Bullfighter and Terminus, with related terms such as Tellurium symbol and Andean beasts, inviting solvers to fill the grid.
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Horizonta
Phil
Recruiting boom boosts Army Air Force enlistments
Sergeant Lane at the local recruiting station reports higher inquiries and potential enlistments in the U S Army and Air Force as draft quotas rise. Reservists may reenlist in current outfits, and Kansas University men show interest in the Air Force aviation cadet program with exams planned in Kansas City and Topeka.
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U. S. Army
Air Force
Martin W. Lane
Cherme
Sergeant Lane
Lane
Kansas University
Army
Kanens City
Topeka
Aviation Cadet Board
Planes in Action: Navy Reactivates Large Land Planes
In San Francisco on August 1 GPS reports two 82 ton Constitution land planes being flown from Moffett Field to Barbers Point Naval Air Station near Honolulu. Each aircraft can carry 180 passengers and heavy cargo for high priority missions. Described as the largest commercial type land planes in the U.S. they are to be used for extended overwater duty. Mothballed due to costs, they were brought back during the Korean crisis.
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San Francisco
GPS
Here
Hawaii
Moffott Field
Barbers’ Point Naval Air Station
Honolulu
Navy
United States
Tragedy Strikes Second Time in Detroit Family
In Detroit on August 1 a Cooney family suffered a second tragedy within a year. Ten-year-old Wayne was killed last September when struck by a car. Recently three-year-old Ilene, who sought play with a new pet, died after a leash accident that left her hanging from a clothline. The family also has five-year-old Brian.
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Detroit
James Cooney
Cooney
Wayne
Ilene
Cooneys
Brian
Eudora Community News Reel of Visits and Revival Plans
Eudora and nearby residents hosted family and friends visiting from San Francisco Cay Rudora Topeka and Lawrence while a three day interdenominational tent revival led by Rev Murdock is planned near Fudara August 6 to 12 with area church participation. Communities include Heaper Prairie Center Friends United Methodist and Captain's Creek churches. Local gatherings feature music by Marvin Murdock and host families welcome all attendees.
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Therthardson
Fatty
San Francisco
Ark
Frizday
Garry Tethels
Ani Adren
Balt Aint
Roland
Tev
Hubert Mardovk
Hopewell School
Fudara
Heaper
Prairie Center Friends
Clearfield
Salon Evancelleal United
Midwest
Marvin Mardock
Rey. Mardock
Msic Directa
Aire
LeRoy Thornburg
Hesper Friends Church
S. J. Stanley
Miami
Fla
Roger Stanley
Mex
Stanley
Lena Conch
San Diego
Calif
Wldred PD. Wataan
Lawrence
Homer Davis
Wichita
Eryent Halston
Charles
Mis
Mary Brownlee
Oscar
Pairviex
Ralston
Herbert Brownlee
George Hunginger
Hunsinger
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gideon
Fimina Schneider
Jor Strobel
Mirs
Mary
Marion Abel
Forest Park
Topeka
James Kraybrill
Martin Abel
Abel
Martin
Waller Themeart
Larity Letholz
Howard Kobler
Everett Wotan
Paul Thornburg
John Selzer
Robert Lange
Janice
Teavenworth
Mra. Lange
Alvin Gabriel
Milburn
Howard Wilron
Ft. Hobbr
John Burt
Enid
Ohls
Cilmi Wade
Frank Wade
Clint Wade
Eugene McMabrin
Gon
Kansas
Metabriata
University Medical Center
McCabria
McCabrin
Star Rothberger
Joe Kelly
Leo Katesey
Wiliam Kelly
Carethage
Friggis
Sur
Radio Programs Schedule Fragment for August 1
Broadcast grid lists shows across KMBC WDAF WREN MO-Let's Talk Business and The Breakfast Club. Entries mention One Man's Family, Arthur Godfrey, Texas Tom, and Dionne Warwick era programs with assorted serials and news segments.
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Kewo
WDAF
KMBC
Nevacant Wren
Eel Beishaw
Claco
Hollywood ‘Theater
KCMO
Netit
Penny Singleton
MBC En
WDA
Charles Boyer
Dafensiaw
Wren—Allen
Pele Sa
Bc—Garry Bf
Anooney
Texas
Wren
Arthur Godfrey
Caroline Elite
KMBU
Helen Trent
KMHC
Hannibal Cobb
Superman
Stansell
Dandi Orch
Alten Frankli
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Vaughn
South Korea
Dawitt MacKenzie
AP Forman
Dapma
MRA
Frieda Hume
Gothenburg
Neb
Ruth Karlson
Charlotte Karlson
J. M. Sanderson
New York
Will Sall
Happily Ever After
Niger
Lea
Hague
Assam
Ini
Laurence B. Keiser
Eudora
Oread
Paily City Delivery
Slinderwood
Seapeear
Cartonn
Telenewa
Suter
Asmlands Dana
Pisur
Roo Marinon ‘Theater
FIN
Tollesnot Kret
the Ramblers
Marinne Godfrey
Jack Haley
HANNA
RCA Victor
Buddy Gallagher Motors
Plymouth Clee
Phome
Skinner
East
Hank Welsh
Ohio 51
Salea
12Th
N.Y
Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher
Cordell Ca
Prone
F. A. Cordell
Ed Harrigan
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