Dutch Fail To Stop Shooting On Java and Sumatra
Indonesian republican army accuses the Netherlands of breaking the cease fire in Java and Sumatra as fighting continues near Jogjakarta. Dutch forces push to maintain control in designated zones while seeking a ceasefire and global mediation under UN scrutiny.
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Netherlands
Java
Sumatra
United Nations
Semarang
Jeutch
Seetherlands
Navy
Erndera
Prutch
Sumatera
Loera
Adora Aos Picke
Netherlanda
Ts Pn
State Aid Debate Shapes Kansas Education Funding
Discussion on state aid for schools includes proposals and court actions. Kansas leaders Briles Williamson and lawmakers push for funding formulas while rural districts seek preserved levies. A two year old fell from a banister at Sunnyside, receiving facial injuries before treatment. Veterans event at Post Hall seeks new members.
Attlee Proposes Expanded Powers to Boost Britain’s Production
Londres Aug 5 The British government seeks broad new powers to raise agricultural and industrial output amid a dollar crunch. The measure would extend the 1945 act to mobilize resources, foster exports, cut imports, and shift Britain from wartime to peacetime production, with Morrison urging prompt passage despite opposition over timing.
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London
Attlee
House of Commons
Britain
Pome
Herbert Morrison
Anthony Eden
House
S Morrison
Kiven
British Press Association
Moerison
Atu
British arrests of mayors and clashes flare in Tel Aviv area
British forces raided Jewish towns arresting mayors of Tel Aviv area wards and other leaders under defense emergency rules. A street bombing killed a British cop. casualties mounted as armed Jewish groups were reported in the region. Arab and Jewish leaders weighed in as officials offered scant comment.
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Northeastern
Kansas
Jerusalem
Tel Aste
Rare Gan
Natanya
Petak Toga
Dietery
Tabor
Tel Avivi
Therary Wehite
Ac Gvvernment
Uetenten
Cairo
Clar
Budget Approved for TAIT A48 School Year by District 60 Board
Public hearing drew no citizens opposing the TAIT A48 budget adopted by the district 60 board at the senior high. The plan totals 80 milles based on rising assessed value. general fund expenditures rise by 2,120 from last year. Revenue includes 4,407 from county funds and state finance aid. Teacher salaries increase to 50, and the operating levy stands at 1. Dad mille with 2.98 for the building fund and recreation levy at 0.
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Board of Education
Atateacheo Finance
Israel
Eudora to Vote on Bonds For High School Addition
Eudora voters will decide on issuing bonds to finance a new high school addition. Plans include a gym auditorium and shops with construction of a new wing east of the current building. Clerk Reed Chartes Purr notes bond approval requires a specific vote threshold and outlines presale provisions and district impact.
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Eudora
Kadera Rusa
Reeds
Boand
Leavenworth
Trappe Accidents Rise in July Traffic Reports
The July accident rate doubled from last year with most incidents occurring in the month. Through this year, injuries in traffic incidents rise compared with the same period in 146, as Lawrence Jr. Legion faces Leavenworth in a December game at the new ball park, per the Adv.
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Pielee
AL Mhesner
Lawrence Jr
Roosevelt Reveals Hughes Gifted Wedding Present Details
In Washington on August 5 1945 Senator Ferron questioned Elliott Roosevelt about Howard Hughes paying a December 1944 hotel bill as a wedding present to Roosevelt and Faye Emerson. Roosevelt testified Jack Frye funded expenses and that Meyer the Hughes publicist denied procuring party girls. He described related wartime contracts and questioned claims of White House influence while noting large entertainment expenses for himself and others.
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Washington
Elliott Roosevelt
Senate
Howard Hughes
Roosevelt
Jack Frye
Traneword Airlines
Hughes
Erieft
Faye Emerson
Frye
Craver
John Meyer
Meyer E
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Messer
Bilott Roosevelt
Committee of
Suman
Subcommittee
Ferruson
Meyer
Miss Emerson
H. H. Arnold
Air Corps
Arnold
Giles
Gilde
White House
Romanttee
Laing
Army Air
Egypt asks UN to move British troops from Egypt
Lake Success Aug 5 Egypt appealed to the United Nations security council to order immediate withdrawal of all British troops from Egyptian soil. Prime Minister Nokras ky Pasha called imperial power a peril to Middle East peace and said Egypt no longer felt bound by the 1988 Anglo-Egyptian treaty.
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Lake Success
Egypt
United Nations Security Council
Eevptain
Mediterranean
Cotton Chairman Cotten and Shenk to lead school board
Corlett J. Cotten and Henry Shenk will serve as chairman and vice chairman of the board of education in the district for the next year. They were elected at the regular August session held last evening at the Liberty Memorial high school. The board also elected W. H. Quakesbush as treasurer for another year. New members Raith Pine and the Rev. F L Russell Carter were sworn in, and M. A. Weestemeyer was re elected clerk for a year.
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Corlett J. Cotten
Henry Shenk
Aice Chal
Board of Education
Liberty Memorial High School
Shenk
Raith Pine
FL Russell Carter
Alfl Weestemeyer
Femeyer
W. H. Quakesbush
Quakenbush
Lawrence
Ad Exch
Evancation
F.C. Whipple
Jiat Lloyd Purcell
Lloyd Houston
Weather Watch Reports Heat Stress Across County
Lawrence temperatures rise for the fifth straight day amid heat. Col Posey notes shifting winds and drought conditions with farmers counting on a cooler forecast and possible tonight thundershowers. Upland and pasturelands suffer while corn, soybeans, and sorghum show resilience but need moisture soon.
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Lawrence
St Deprees
Col. Posey
the Mercury
Whigh Point
Posey
Towal
Douglas County
Earl W. Heck
Harles Topping
Heat Eases as Northwest Breezes Bring Relief
Topeka reports slight relief from extreme heat as cool NW winds move across Kansas. Forecaster Flora says highs will dip to 90 95 tomorrow after several 100 degree days with tonight’s lows 72 76 east and 65 72 west. Forecast notes a warming trend Friday with cooler spells later weekend and only light scattered showers possible Thursday or Saturday night.
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Topeka
Karane
Flora
U. Meteorlogiat
Phillipsburg
Goodland
Untitled fragment hints at a sports or event note
A garbled OCR fragment references a game or event tonight with mentions of teams or stations and a note about a perk or advancement. Specific names, places, or outcomes are not readable.
City Dads Tackle Street Widening and Kaw River Bridge Lease
City officials approve street widening on Vermort and New Hampshire streets and seek bids. Mayor Parsons orders drafting a 10 year Kaw Valley Railroad bridge use lease, with revenue terms to be set, as engineer outlines sewer and concrete work and prior legal delays.
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Kaw River
James H. Parsons
Harold Fisher
City
Projet
Ld Becks
Vermort Street
New Haronshire Street
Robe Hackart
Feerman
Fisher
J.C. Harper
Werence
Charles D
Steng Tramchise
Kaw Valley Railroad Company
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directore
Rairoad
John Selig
Budget Hearing Sets No Change in 19 Percent Expenditures
The budget hearing approved a 19 percent expenditure plan with no changes from the proposed amounts. No residents attended to request alterations. The tax levy rose to 18 mills above last year's 1.3738 mills, based on $90,000 in real estate and personal property valuation in the city.
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Shkee
Wits
Courright
Silg
Land justice near note town sparks court action
A fragmented report describes legal proceedings over land amid local dispute. The article mentions authorities and a hearing date while noting community interest and contested parcels.
Typhus Fever Outbreak Reported Amid Public Health Push
A terse wartime public health notice describes a typhus fever outbreak and a federal effort to combat it. It notes blamed areas and ongoing containment measures while urging cooperation and reporting of cases.
City Seeks Legal Route For Veterans Housing Site Purchase
City officials in the council debate methods to acquire the veterans housing land at Nineteenth and Louisiana. Options include leasing the land to the federal government, buying with water department funds, or a special bond election, each needing councilman Burgert’s resignation and potentially conflicting with a recent attorney general ruling.
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Vetrans
Louisiana
AK. QO
Burgert
Charles D. Stough
Donald S. Hults
Water Department
Attorney General
co. _ Hults
Coa
Premmen
Tunis
Ceancilman
Sean Counis
Egal
Counciman
Ue Allen
Parsons
Stevans
Averdota Seng
F. A. Russell
Sam Ferguson
Board Names Ten Teachers After Meeting
A local school board announced the naming of ten teachers for the coming year. The roster includes Jean Maeat, Lea Hiegert, and Burvion A Tose, among others, with qualifications spanning graduate studies and state teaching credentials.
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Jean Maeat
Lea Hiegert
Weather words and names blur in odd local page
A garbled weather item blends names and phrases from a local page. The text mentions dates, places, and groups in unclear order, with scattered references to forecasts and events.
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Jogjakarta
Prateh
Jogpakarts
San Cape
Fartier
Prdiigke
Pho
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Fide
Neaian
Security Council
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Whithee
Patek
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Caren
Yoodas
Edward Foirsee
Aeney
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Blake A. Williamson
Kansas City
Kansas Legislature
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Cari T. Campbell
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