Intern at United Nations Headquarters Narrates a Busy Day
A student intern describes a typical day at U N headquarters in Lake Success. Lectures by department heads, careful note taking, and council meetings fill the schedule. The rhythm includes coffee, Times, and meals in the Press Bar while interns handle research and attend briefings with diplomats and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
Riley
Adelphi College
Garden
United 3
U.N
New York Times
Francis
U.S
Trueship Council
United Nations
Ree
Cpoke
Senyva
Paul
College puGenta
Rotary International
Carnes
Prohibition Past in Lawrence Recalled Amid Widening Debate
A Kansas state temperance theme recalls Lawrence anecdotes from the old prohibition era. Stories recount saloon thefts, a lawyers intervention, and a once thriving business turned morally faded as flue and hidden operations surfaced. The piece reflects on local properties tied to liquor history and the lasting impact on families.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Massachusettstreet
Massachusetts Street
Fortanson
Vquor
Massachusetta Street
Proaperetta
Dusinese Eonertia
Alt Street
Airlift Compared To World War II Scale In Berlin Relief
British information chief in the U.S. describes a massive airlift to Berlin as one of the war’s greatest peacetime operations. Americans have carried about 53 percent of tonnage landed, the British about 45 percent, with weekly efficiency rising and the run likened to a Guadalcanal milk run.
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York
Dakota
Berlin
U.S
W. TP. XS. Edwards
Amrericans
Solomons
Guadalcanal
Europe
Political urges clash with rights in anti communism view
William Henry Chamberlin argues in Human Events that the American mentality must curb aggressive world communism while preserving individual rights. He notes Moscow trained communists in multiple European governments, a North American spy danger, and unrest from Bogota to Tokyo as indicators of a spreading drive.
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William Henry Chamberlin
Chamberlain
Sffeir Rf
Poland
Romam
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Germany
Austra
Tito
Yugo- Slavia
United States
American
Canada
Bogota
Bosato Rios
Columbia
Costa Rioa
Anama Canal
Chamberlin
Radio Permit Granted for Parsons Group Station
The Communications Commission issued a construction permit for a standard radio station at Parsons Kansas. The station may operate on 140 Hocyclon 250 watts daytime only. The permit was issued to the Community Broadcasting Co. Torn to Colorado Conference. Nelson Mean president Maker University spoke at the 1548 Avareho conference and higher education variant will be at Fa tes Park.
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Parsons Group
Washingtont
Communications Commiapian
Parsons
Kan
Hocyclon
Broadcmeting
Colorado
Netson R Mean
Maker University
Dwin
Bimeing
Menihera
Ion
Fates Park
Cola
Kansan
Missouri
Old Home Town Fire and Many Local Events
Fire destroyed a garage chicken house and shed on the Clarence Neo property north of Hudora. Nearly 100 volunteers battled the blaze. Engagements and weddings noted include Margaret Kelsal-Portner and Otto May Bischof. Richard Key to Miss?. Neva Burdeen to Richard Piper. various social gatherings and a large family reunion near Lone Star. Birth announced for Donald Edward, daughter Jean and others. University of Kansas women’s regents drive. theater rowersock season begins with Texas. Several visits and travels reported among Hudora residents and friends.
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Clarence Neo
Hudora
Hingse
Sam Kelsal
Margaret
Turner Marvin Portner
Att T. M. Farts Ner
Hulfport
Otto May Bischof
Lula Bischof
Denver
Cole
Richard Key
Lawrence
James Dart
Hilda Mae Bushey
Raymond Pine
Mies Mary Alice McGinnis
Misa’ Ruth Johns
Mies
Lillian Pine
William Cook
Oketo
Neva Burdeen
Richard Hoyt Piper
Martha Piper
James L. Perry
J. M. Haddock
Shawnee
Okla
Roland F. Logan
Pittsburgh
Hard of Regents
University of Kansas
Kansans
Rowersock Theater
Texas
Aura
Hirams
Tonganoxie
Thomas Harley
Geneseo
Carmen
C. L. Edwards
Virginia
Renner Springs
Edna Dinemoor
George Marshall
Kansas City
George Barker
Maine Street
Eva Butler
Sacha Messler
Frances Dinamoor
Gertrude Mossier
Misa Aileen Weaver
Agnes Greanlees
Lucian
What to wear in winter fashion chaos and wit
A humorous fashion column warns against over dressing, urging simpler, age-appropriate style. It discusses buying wardrobes off-season, selecting accessories, and coordinating handbags gloves and shoes for versatile outfits. It emphasizes simplicity over frills and matching tone to occasion.
Radio Program Schedules and Bridal Advice Fragment
A fragmented reader note and program list share radio show timings from WDAF KMBC and others, with advice on wedding etiquette. The letters discuss bridal party seating, mother as matron of honor, and avoiding extravagant gown colors amid studio listings and a buffet after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra, Shaw
Misa E.L.P
Mr. Shaw
Mike Mpr
M.F.R
Unclear broadcast list with mixed call letters and names
Fragmented OCR reads like a nightly station lineup or chat of call letters WREN KMRC WDAF with names Jonhany Fletcher and Rona Coleman. Entries jumble program titles and prices, including a 20 dollar note and a racing mention.
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Tho-Wren
Perscont A
Autgraya
KMRC
Gene Aviry
WDAF
Robert Shaw
ECM
Callet Xs
NeJonhany Fletcher
Aterica RL
Wren Summer Journal
Symphoats
WREN
Alouim
Rona Coleman Wren
Leave It
Sin
Soievert
the People
Race Hentt
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Dewitt Wackenne
Ferme Attaira
Bena
Mi Stary
Li-Fu
Chinese Legislative Yuan
National Perliament
Doegor
China
Pr. Chen
Mi Suward
Chen
Yangtze
By Emerson Lynn, Jr
Julio
Mexico
Wichita
Kansas State Holiness Association
J. G. Demoret
Clearwater
Terday
Kramer
Wie
Jesse Uher
Fort Lewis
Wash
Walden
Lewis
Col
William T. Epes
Ft. Leavenworth
Neeser
Mgeregate
Bouren
Cane Aman Int Lawrence
Matsonath Pres
Prohibition Divx
Topeka
Peggy
Flint Hills
Bio Control Board
Tokyo
Nass
Legal Control Council
Houston
Southern Pacific
Ottawa Herald
Jackson County
Leavenworth Times
United States Treasury
Omaha World Herald
Mehutajah
Maroda
I E
Gronimother
Ahe
Jacob Ulrich
Washington Creek
Lone Star
Gladys Snyder
Marjer Kennedy
Davidalinger
Grandview
Nadine Morrison
J. 8
Tabler
Pleasant Valley
Donald Edward
B.C. Jackman
Jean
Franklin
Jwada
Hanbar
Milady
Wean
Prigay
Uguet
Sapper Cub
Elmer Davies
Pecan
Ranger
Boncae
aPonand’ Aimenies
Soweenpeaee MiceRomance
Carmen Sasktiond
Wren- Freseshe Bank
KMBC
Univ Theatre
Guy Lombardo
KM Eart of America
Wowren
KABC
NBC Symphony
KMAC
KMIC
Maline
Rbabolunes Orchestra
Warn poMorey
Mbc-Paya
Wpaf
Grand Ole Opry
Radio City Playhouse
Ren—Hassoft
Tom B
WCMHC
Hollywood
Finnd
Honored Music
Piano Playhouse
Make Mine
Ren
Pat Dunn
Hier
Lawrence AE Ren Or
Shintay
Chise Jhu Let
HDS
Yemiphony
Our Wren
Drew Pearson
Catholle
KMNC
Biancie
Sunmer Theater
Malta
Beamans
F. M. Pilotuner
Ise N.Y. Peeas
Duke
Elser Schiller
Sarvica Ralph Rood
Ind
Vester Lane Merece
Sohebar
Radio Lotteries
Batterie Hanna
Gustateon
Glene
Wnamrre
Etane
Dingman
Phem Vice
Round Corner Drug
Mel Fisher
Vhone
Scott Jouonentco
Ee Ae Service
Jerome Piano CO. Newton
Jerome
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
Draeses
Temperance
South Park
Bond Music
Paul Stoner
Willard Maybarry
Glenn Cunningham
Douglas County
Stcke
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