Lawrence Daily Journal World August 10 1950 front notice
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated August 10 1950 lists staff including Simons and Mummay with address 722 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas. It shows subscription rates such as one year ten dollars and six months four dollars and other rates. It notes Associated Press service and circulation information in a newsroom notice style.
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the World Company
Simons
J. W. Mummay
Dour Siions
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Associated Press
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Lattimore backs seating of Chinese delegates at U.N.
Article notes Owen Lattimore supports seating Chinese communist delegates in the United Nations, diverging from American policy and aligning with Russian views. It discusses U.N. goals, recognition of the PRC, and the broader debate over legitimacy and aggression in Asia amid McCarthy-era tensions. It also contrasts U.N. actions with American resolve over Korea and Japan.
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Owen Lattimore
United Nations
Lattimore
McCarthy
China
Red
U.N
United Nations Organization
Rus d
Iemore
Ruthr Malik
Latrimore
Control by Piecemeal in Senate Price and Wage Bill
The article discusses a senate bill on price, wage and general control giving the President discretionary power. It suggests a price-fixing decree may come early, while a wage-freezing directive remains unlikely yet essential to link production costs to prices. The president could avoid exercising the broad authority, leaving the economy to cope with its own imbalances.
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Senate
Dwight
Sue Breaks the Monotony in Korean Radio Talks
A feminine broadcaster nicknamed Seon Sue addresses American troops in Korea using a slight accent to mask nationality. She avoids extreme war-area mentions but hints at suffering of women and children in bombed towns, aiming to erode morale, a tactic once used by Tokyo Rose.
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Seoul Sue
Tokyo Rose
Japan
Korea
Seon Sue
Seoul
Sue
Hang of Korean Names Reveals Island River and Mountain Roots
Rep E P Scrivner shares insights on Korean place names from his Korea trip. He explains prefixes like Chiang and Ho meaning river and ts mountain endings such as -shima and -to indicate island and village. Examples include Kumo-do island and Pusan-hang harbor.
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E. P. Scrivner
Korea
Hang
Tong
Kumo-do
Kumo Island
Togu-dong
Togu Village
Kyongja
Kyong
Pusan-hang
Pusan Harbor
Training Young Drivers Lifts Kansas Hopeful Outlook
The Ottawa Herald notes rising highway fatalities in Kansas contrasted with drop states, praising 41 Ottawa and Williamsburg youths added to driver training graduates meeting strict instructor requirements. It highlights training of 600000 high school students nationwide as a start and growing school adoption, amid calls for reduced deaths and injuries.
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Kansas
Ottawa Herald
the Herald
Ottawa
Williamsburg
The
Herald
Old Home Town Notices and Marriages Listed
Old Home Town notices announce the engagement of E to Kenneth Carl Brock of Emporia. Blank entries record births of twin sons yesterday. Anna Winters of Chicago marries. other notices mention Michigan ties and Santa Barbara figures.
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Lloyd Purrell
Kenneth Carl Brock
Emporia
C.F. Comper
Baldwin
Amheur
Tein
Arthur KE. Hudkleston
Anna Girsiee
Chicago
Frank W
Michigan
Ide Mason
Santa da Calif
H Fistlers
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Twenty five years ago birthday party at Vere mill
An informal Saturday evening gathering hosted by Mrs Mot Van Hecke celebrated Glenna Davis ninth birthday. Attendees included Misses Viastral Tene Moore and others, with guests Cole, Dorothy Gauck, Margaret Long, Ethearen, Jennie Springer, Ralph Shearer, George Mansfeld, Ray Spencer, and Charles Springer visiting from nearby.
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Ajl
Reith
Veremillion
S. 1
Wit Sports
Dean
Steel
John A. Grih
F. Shultz
Mot
van Hecke
Glenna Davis
Iastral
Moore Tefe Yester Ja
Cole
Dorothy Gauck
M Margaret Long
Miss Ethearen
Jennie Springer
Chris A Ralph. Shearer
George Mansfeld
Ray Spencer
Charles Springer
Forty Years No Fire Early This Morning Disaster Report
Fragmentary notes describe a fire at Jo. P. Johnson’s four reams destroyed and mention Mrs. Mary Martin Trown visiting Lawrence. Miss Matie Morgan wrote to John Street and attended a shower with Margaret Eskins, while others were invited or engaged in sewing and embroidery.
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Jo. P. Johnson
Fee
Mary Martin Trown
Lawrence
Matie Morgan
John St
Margaret
Eskins
Kennedy Golden Wedding to Brighten August 12
A notice reports Mr and Mrs QO P Kennedy celebrate their golden wedding on August 12. Other items note the German M. EB church picnic at Woodland Park, Mrs J F Wilder's Michigan vacation, and various local travels and engagements including Neri Siler's trip to New York and Puerto Rico for teaching. Traffic court records a speeding case where the driver couldn't read the sign.
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QO. P. Kennedy
M. EB
Woodland Ark
J. F. Wilder
Michigan
Indiana
Alice Hammond
Baldwin
J. Frank Jones
Peace scare warned by U.S. News report
The U.S. News and World Report cautions that a sudden peace or real peace threat could flood the market with civilian goods while demand collapses. This imbalance would boost supply, lower moods, and hurt the economy, though odds of such peace scares are said to be low.
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Omaha World-Herald
Times
U.S. News & World
Amer
The
Rabbit Hunting Prospects Rise in Kansas
Better hunting prospects loom as reports from field and state fish and game commission indicate a rising rabbit population. Jack rabbits are making a strong comeback after waning numbers and cottontail rabbits show increased numbers and range, boosting sport for seasoned and new hunters alike.
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Tipton
Kansas
State Fish and Game Commission
Shoes From Inner Tubes At Glendale School
Mrs. C. Juanita McGowan, handicraft superintendent, has students at R. D. White Elementary making beach and play shoes from inner tubes. The footwear, sewn with yarn and fastened with metal clips at strategic points, uses material from carded old tubes and decorates with wooden beads, offering a low cost solution for families.
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Glendale
Calif
R. D. White
C. Juanita McGowan
Moscow's Long Range Plans and China Influence
Fragmented account surveys how Moscow's distant strategy interacts with China and Tibet. It discusses communist influence amid religious leadership, regional control attempts, and historical shifts shaping policy and power dynamics across Asia.
Road Relocation Bids Open After Notice Period
Fragmented text indicates bids for a road relocation project near a western state area with warnings about meeting deadlines and local involvement. The garbled OCR references firms and dates, plus regional clues about a West area and a town look, with stray notes about a spiced peaches process.
Home Grown Peaches to Market in Fair Supply Now
A brief item notes that locally grown peaches are available with steady supply. The snippet mentions Bebe and Seyi in unclear context, with the rest of the line garbled and not providing verifiable details.
Health conference urged to attend unit demonstration
A Kansas health notice urges attendance at a two day health conference to be held September 15 and 16. The event features demonstrations and health topics led by local figures and aims to engage Moyle residents and nearby communities.
Ranch in Israel Wild Run Near South Country
Fragmentary report describes Tess Conhay running one in a rugged Negev area south of a ranch. The piece notes live cattle and meat demand in Mir Ture Joraul and mentions a western terrain with a flat broad landscape.
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Israel
Tess Conhay
Slade
Wild Hare Horizontal and Miscellany Fragments
A scattered OCR style clipping presents cryptic entries and partial phrases. It includes references to measure and area terms, a gendered label, a numbered sequence, a French island, and various stray words suggesting a puzzle or dictionary-like page. No coherent event or narrative is evident.
Radio Programs Log From August 10 11 195?
A dense broadcast schedule lists radio programs and host names across stations KKMEO KCMO WDAF KMBC WREN KCMO with shows like Man’s Family News Line Up Crime Photographer Hallroom Echoes This Is Your FBI Bob Hope era entries include Allen Kring and various hosts. contains scattered times and program changes reflecting a day’s lineup across multiple stations
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KKMEO
Kcmo
Lily
WDAF
One Man's Family
KMBC
Wren
Carmen Carellero
Guy Lombardo
Ciaco
Kid Sepouniarens
Quick
John Daly
MBC
Mr. Keen
Advante
Wren—Forward Amer
Cazs Daly
Hoo Care
Johnny Deer
Draga
Bumo
Dutty
Sarna
Waihones Maupin
Art Looney
eReeve
Garry KB
Wren—Allen Prangiin
AI Phillips
KMEUC
Texas Rangers
Clevelandaires
Travelers
Caroline Ellis
Arthur Godfrey
Charlen B. Stansell
Stepping
Gatars
WYREN
Fat Sian
This
FBI
Hoj Wren
Thin Man
WDAE
Dimension X
KMAC
Steve Allen
Wisheritt
KC Sinc
Cnianfant
KUMO
Jay Mckinsey
Garry Moore
Wren—Allen Franklin
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