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West Asia
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North
Kansas City
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Associated Press
Bowe
Gureau
Postoffice In Law
Against Machines Groups of veterans push to end machine control in the South
Veterans in McMinn county Tennessee marshal a bipartisan front to curb political machines. They argue machine government is not confined to the South and that one party rule can be harder to overthrow south of the Mason-Dixon line. They warn bipartisan machines in Northern cities still exploit the public.
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McMinn County
Tenn
South
North
Lawrence approves remodel of existing structures as homes
City council adopts emergency measure relaxing building rules to permit remodeling of buildings not originally built as residences. Officials say it will ease housing shortages in Lawrence amid nationwide building delays and material scarcities.
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Lawrence
S.O.W
Molotov argues against Italy on behalf of democracy
Molotov rejects Italy's plea for easier terms, labeling it imperialist. He questions Italy's democratic credentials and says Soviet imperialism seeks expansion even at the peace table. He speaks for Yugoslavia as a Slav representative, asserting Russia’s historic role and voice.
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Molotov
Russia
Italy
Malotov
Yugoslavia
Advisers Seek Solution to Palestine Question
A headline notes that Truman's advisers struggle with the Palestine problem as no clear solution has emerged. About half a dozen capitals await a correct answer and rewards, while Truman's spur-of-the-moment reply from months earlier is seen as incorrect.
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Palestine
Truman
Rioting in Haifa over Palestine immigration order
Riots erupted in Haifa after British authorities halted illegal immigration to Palestine. Gunfire caused casualties as factions used underground radio to incite unrest. Refugees crowded Haifa harbor ships, with some to be sent to Cyprus while others may disembark. British efforts to resolve the refugee issue continue.
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Palestine
Haifa
Cyprus
Who Does the Work? A British novelist on public service promises
A British novelist notes rising public demand for government services and a Labor government pledge to meet all needs. She cites a school meeting where resolutions for a better kept schoolhouse rely on women now less able to help as their husbands earn more. She recalls a nursing and maternity services meeting where none would pursue nursing, casting doubt on universal improvement.
Pendergast Power in Kansas City Shown by Precinct Votes
Voting data from strong Pendergast precincts reveal a heavy tilt toward Truman’s Axtell slate over Slaughter. Across the district the Axtell plurality stands near two thousand, underscoring the gang’s influence on primary outcomes and the President’s dependence on machine support.
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Omaha World-Herald
Kansas City
Truman
Representative Slaughter
Axtell
Slaughter
Pendergast
United States
Inflation threat warned as subsidies raise spending
The Daily Oklahoman notes that popular for mula suggests inflation rises when people have more money to spend. It argues government subsidies push spending, risking inflation, and laments that the public and policymakers have lost sight of the ball.
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Daily Oklahoman
After Victory War’s End and A Unified World
One year after victory the world wrestles with postwar problems as the big three powers Russia Britain and the United States struggle for unity. Insurgencies in the Indies and tensions in India Egypt and Central Europe test new peace hopes and shape a fragile international order.
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United Nations
Logo Alamos
Jeanie
Netherlands Indies
Britain
India
Egypt
Balkans
Europe
Poland
Roosevelt
Russia
Manchuria
United States
Danube
Austria
Trieste
Hays Broadcasting Company Elects Officers and Directors
Heads Broadcasting Company in Hays Kansas Aug 4 elected P rank Motz editor of the Hays Mary News as president of Hays Inc at a stockholders meeting Delmas Haney was chosen secretary treasurer Other directors and sole stockholders are Joss Beach Peter Felten and Lern ard Lamer
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Heads Broadcasting Company
Hays
Kan
P—brank Motz
Hays Mary News
New Hays Broadcasting Company
Hays, Inc
Stockholrde
Delmas Haney
Joss Beach
Peter Felten
Lernard Lamer
China says Russia violates treaty in Manchuria concerns
Chinese observers say the 50 year friendship pact signed in Moscow has been strained by Soviet actions in Manchuria and the ongoing civil strife in China. They affirm China will live up to the agreement while noting regrets and pressure from external powers.
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Norking
Ang
Tamarrase
Moscow
Fetter
Syiri
Russia
Manchuria
United Nations
Aries
Varia
China
Lince
New Figures Appear in Drama of World Events During Year of Peace
A year after WWII ceased, new leaders and regimes replace wartime figures. Winston Churchill and Clement Attlee exchange roles in Britain. Charles de Gaulle steps down as France shifts to a provisional government led by underground figure John Georges Ridault. Italy moves toward democracy under Alcide de Gasperi, while Getulio Vargas in Brazil faces election whose outcome shapes policy. The article notes widespread shifts and asks which newcomers will endure in global leadership.
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New York
Hera'dinge
Winston
Church
Rovernirven
Britain
Clement Attlee
Charles TleGathe
John Georges Ridault
T Loof House of Savoy
Italy
Alcide de Ginspert
Texas
Laevear
Getulio Vargas
Gaspar Chites
Wat
Hrazil
International Us
Old Home Town reshuffle stirs Baldwin schools plan
John Wellborn resigns as Baldwin superintendent after 1921 tenure to take a similar post in Wamego. The column also lists local social visits, hosting duties, travel to Washington, D C, and engagements from Baldwin and nearby towns, with names like Mrs. Elia Longenecker Harlingen Tex Nell Wieser and Eb her ta Marie Sanders noted.
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John Wellborn
Baldwin
Wamego
Elia Longenecker
F. L. French
Harlingen
Tex
Nell Wieser
Roadhouse
H. S. Gardner
Winifred and
Carroll
San Diego
Calif
Bert Sanders
Ebherta Marie
Sanders
Marguerite Jones
Lawrence
Lanning Rankin
Washington, D. C
Rankin
Naval Research Laboratory
A. T. Hatfield
Mary Carolyn
St. Joseph
Joe M. Douglas
Bobby Dee
Denver
Colo
Mary Lamb
R. T. Sherfy
Blaine and
Rolland
Fof
Limbury
Ohio
Sherfy
Luella Sherfy
Fred Harrelbrink
Leroy Stoneking
Number Ten Reighborhood
Screen Actor Awatter to Progs Parsle Horizontal
A cryptic list shows scattered clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical entries. The mixed lettered hints reference actors, deities, numbers, and common crossword style terms, with several garbled phrases and misprints suggesting a page of a word puzzle or crossword with labeled sections and clues.
Germans in British Zone face voting ban near 750000
In Herford Germany about 750000 of 2 million Germans in the British Zone may be disqualified due to Nazi ties while authorities expect more to be barred from standing. British officials say autumn elections will be first in years for area Germans to vote with secret ballots and careful measures to avoid identification of voters. They seek to gauge whether public sentiment shapes party platforms or if cleavages will suppress support. A Briton noted fear of any system revealing voter identity and the British aim to observe German opinions and party strength. Also mentioned is a separate note on rainfall in Hawaii with Mt Waialeale cited for 123.3 inches in the past year.
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Herford
Germany
Hoyever
Urat
Mediars
Haliotroy
Horter
Portesee
Weciptine
Social invitations and visits noted
Forty years ago Miss Bell Sche] invited guests for an informal party Friday evening. Miss Isabelle Hazen issued invitations for a card party Friday. Miss Vera Wolf hosted yesterday at a lawn party for Miss Edna Hyre with prizes to Madge Lane Glendale Griff ith and Lucile Leonard. Mrs. F Sherwood went to Chicago yesterday. Miss Sue Gray returned from Wisconsin. Miss Eva Hill of Baldwin spent yesterday here. Mrs. T J Edmonds left Pennsylvania for a two weeks visit with friends at Leavenworth.
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Bell Sche
Isabelle Hazen
Vera Wolf
Edna Hyre
Madge Lane
Glendale Griffith
Lucile Leonard
F. Sherwood
Chicago
Sue Gray
Wisconsin
Eva Hill
Baldwin
T. J. Edmonds
Pennine
Leavenworth
Potsdam claims and postwar splits color Edson’s Washington view
Washington column by Peter Edson reviews postwar Potsdam effects on Poland Austria Hungary and the Balkans. He notes Soviet control of eastern satellites limits Western leverage and highlights the stalled Austrian peace process and the opening of peace talks for Italy Finland Hungary Romania and Bulgaria in Paris one year after Potsdam.
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Austria
Byrnes
Paris
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Finland
Italy
Red Army
United States
Potsdam
Tentative identification in federal shooting case near Rackey
Jefferson City August 14 officers roting here for a man tentatively identified as John Frederick Benson sought in connection with wounding an FBI agent in Kansas last Saturday. Benson's car, reported stolen in Howard Kansas, was found in Jefferson City with a Missouri plate stolen in Joplin. Benson alias Jack Benton aged 1 has been charged at Salina with shooting Glenn Russell Ruby.
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Jefferson City
John Frederick Benson
FBI
Kansas
Benson
H. H. Schaperkatter
State Highway Patrol
Hug Station
Schaperkatter
Howard
Kan
Iraq government backs talks on Palestine plan despite objections
Baghdad announces participation in a London Palestine conference unless Jewish representatives are barred and the United States loses official status. The government rejects a federated Palestine with separate Arab and Jewish states and opposes the British American inquiry committee’s recommendations as a basis for discussion.
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Baghdad
Iraq
London
United States
Palestine
Local Happenings From Eudora And Nearby
Eudora residents and relatives gather for meals and visits across town and beyond. Snyder and Grosdidier families, Neustifter and Steffen guests, and Warmker and Starrs traverse to Denver and Lawrence for leisure and farm updates. A note on B-29 support crew ties Jeep names to four wheel versatility.
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits And Civilian Life
Mr and Mrs William Gibson and son Neal arrived from Seattle en route to Baldwin visiting relatives in Salina Winfield and planning a stay in the home of Mrs Charles Neal. Dr Charles E Stephens had a major operation in Kansas City. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Thomas Neal of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Dale Martin with son Larry in Baldwin. Mrs Mary Alice Severy returned from Pratt with relatives. Various social visits and reunions noted at Missouri Wesleyan and Baker colleges. The First Methodist church reports improvements including Fellowship Hall and kitchen repainting. Rosa Mare the radio stunt winner received 560 dollars in prizes after keeping a fish tag. The Little House of Prayer in Kansas City hosted Mrs Sidney Porter. Rotary speaker Glenn Reeves talked Coast Guard. Dr L W Thompson of Hays attended as guest with George Rhine.
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William Gibson
Neal
Seattle
Wash
Baldwin
Salina
University of Kansas Epeneal
Kansas City
Kan
Thomas Neal
Dale Martin
Larry
Howard Harvey
James
Miami
Fla
Harvey
O. E
Bennett Cie
Ean Grace Urwin
Lawrence
Dorothy Crane
Atchison, Ti
Nelson P. Horn
Aileen Wilson
Willam McGrumphy
Cameron
Missouri Wesleyan College
Baker
First Methodist Church
Rosa Mare
Sidney Porter
Little House of Prayer
Jesus
Glenn Reeves
Baldwin Rotary Club
Coast Guard
L. W. Thompson
Hays
George Rhine
Tor
Visitor from Havs. Arrives in Minnesota to Visit Brother Thompson
A person who had been spending his vacation in Minnesota arrived on Monday to visit his brother Lawrence Thompson and family, while en route to his home in Havs.
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Minnesota
Lawrence
Thompson
Havs
Radio Schedule Features Jazz and News Across Stations
A dense listing shows weekly programming across KMBC WREN WAP WDAF and others with time slots for news newscasts and entertainment. Notable items include Frankie Care and His Orek and a fielding for Music segment plus Evening Theatre and 10 PM news broadcasts.
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KMHC
Western Echoes
Wren
Jack Armstrong
Farmer
WOAF
Siax Falkenstien
Stra North
Banda
Wren-Tre Lane
Kaikco
PY Christian
Jeep Hersholt
Mcocarry
Aner Guardia
Darous
Vo Stansel
WDAF
Tom Gress
KMBC
CBS Dance Orch
Barry Woot
Geme
Thought 1045
Lee Sims
UBS
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Kanna
J. M. Roberts, JR
Foreign Affairs Anslyat
STORM
Daniel Duke
Ant
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Speec
Rexone
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Hag
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Duke
W York
J. J. Wheeler
F. H. Olney
Ross W. Sanderson
A. W. Lamb
Varsity Theater
Maud Bryant
M. E. " Pullenwilder
Topeka
Ella Belvoir
Vinland
Ralph Whitcomb
Grace Kiefer
Loveland
Wase
Peking
Jas
Honolulu
Mt. Waialea'e
Kauai
U. S. Geological Survey
Aparey
Washington
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Balkan
Averill Harriman
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Peasant Party
Eudora
Sim Snyder
Glend Raph
Curtis Diedrich
Clifford Snyder
Diedrich
Gerald Grosdidier
Smal Son
Conn
Grosd
M. RB. Starr
Robert Neustifter
Alvena Steffen
MRB
Starr
Cale
Greorge Warmker
Frank Jowil
Spencer McCay
L. L. Kindred
Weaver
McCoxy
Charles Banning
Ralph James
Lone Star
Oscar Lothholz
Minnie Parks
Irene Roberts
Nell Catlin
Ellis
Martha Lee
Jon’. Mo
Met
Oscar Rivers
Ada, Okla
McCoy
Davis Paint Store
Baldwin News
Radio
Prorgams
Ugist
Bso-Wren
Jack Armsgren
Max Falkenstien
Ted West
Gene Autry
Wirak- Voie
Meredith Wilson
L.am
Abner
KMNC
Dick Haymes
Tas
O'Neiill Tin
Orch
Vaughn Monrose
Powers
Aoericea
Phoene Alain Finnegan
Orseenan
Ean Rack
Steven
Sniper Club
KMBBC
You and the Atom
lUchard Harkness
John Farmer
Nationa
Mr. Keen
Tracer
Mark Warnow
Blue Barron's Orch
WHAF
Noewacast
CBS Newacast
Wren—Gramere Hotel
Stephen Kisley
Muehlebach Or
KMR
Res Wrights
Hanna's
B. G. Gustafson
Beaman
N. Y
Round Corner Drag Store
Round Corner Drug Store
Mel” Fisher
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