Events in Review on Soviet Consulate Clash
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes how the US Soviet consulate clash over refugee teachers in New York led to Moscow closing New York and San Francisco offices. He notes limited material impact, diplomacy aside, and potential influence on Berlin currency talks and Big Four negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ero
Moscow
Jacob Lomakin
New York
San Francisco
Amenea
Russia
Vladivostok
Farm study proposed in high school curriculum
A plea for one hour weekly in high school for a farming operations course. The program would teach seed germination crop rotation and livestock basics to give urban students practical understanding of agriculture. It argues better farm knowledge aids city residents and public policy and could boost appreciation for farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisho
Clins
Pillsbury
Seymour Packing Company
Kansas sales tax surplus sparks debate on tax relief use
Kansas has a twelve million dollar surplus in the sales tax fund. Officials discuss whether to return funds to counties to cut real estate taxes by about 11 to 12 percent, or divert to old age assistance and other departments. The piece urges sticking to original plan and proper funding through existing sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teektegvetth
State of
Kansas
Dave
Year of Slavery Averts Labor Law Uprising
A speech denounces the Taft Hartley act as slavery imposing on 15,000,000 union members. It claims a planned November 2 mobilization to expunge the law, naming Truman and Barkley as leads. The piece criticizes union control, strikes, and political funding while alleging extensive political influence and coercion.
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Samuel & Pettengile Gar
Aebor
Pelavery
Truman
Barkley
C.I
House
Senate
Congress
Hurkley
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
National Committee
Poveanmunet
Jong
Juin Craft Union
Union
T Srice
Wur
England
Hartley to Speak on Taft Hartley Law at Fraser Hall
Fred A. Hartley Jr. co author of the Taft Hartley Labor Law will deliver the lecture The Truth about the Taft Hartley Law for the fall lecture series at the school of business. Chancellor Deane W Masett says Hartley, a New Jersey Republican, has served in the House over 20 years and was once the youngest congressman. The talk is set for 4 p.m. October 13 in Fraser Hall theater.
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Fred A. Hartley, Jr
Univer- Kalleas
School of Business
Deane W. Masett
Hartley
New Jersey
House of Representatives
Elson
Congress
K. UU
Robert A. Ator
Ohio
Fraser Hall
Abe Bens
Former Eleanor Elwell Dies In Pratt Funeral Held
Mrs. John Elwell formerly Eleanor Junecia Elwell died while connected with the Wichita advisory council of a polio institute. She was active in Community Chest work in Wichita and affiliated with the Congregational church. Born Greensburg she graduated Pratt High School. Survivors include husband Biwel and two sons John Michaels and La. Funeral services were held this afternoon with burial in Pratt.
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John Elwell
Eleanor Junecia
Ae el Well
Thei
Wichita
Rink of
The
Institute
Greensburg
Pratt High School
Biwel Oard Oan
John Michaels
Two Ton
Pratt
Local social notes and farewells in Old Home Town
Helen Evans hosts dinner guests including Helen Dodds Katherine Hous and others at the Old Home Town. Mrs Charles Harrel entertains with a surprise party for daughter Gladys Muriel. Opal Lobb hosts McLouth graduates dinner. Mrs Gilbert Ulmer travels to Fargo. Douglas county Teacher's association officers named Ethel Kindred president Dorothy Griffith vice president Susie Lowman secretary Mabel Anderson treasurer. Engagement announced of her daughter Re tu Orel Young to Clarksdale Arizona wedding August 25. Various visits and small events noted including picnics baskets pears and local business moves.
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Helen Evans
Helen Dodds
Katherine Hous
Virginia Walters
Frances Walters
Jeanette Houk
Esther Heck
Helen Heck
Charles Harrel
Gladys
Muriel
Opal Lobb
McLouth
McLouth High School
Winifred Kimmel
Lorraine Reynolds
Darlene Smith
Barba Zonk
Bonnie McHenry
Laura Zook
Mabel Petit
Pauline Kimmel
Lucy Kell
Gilbert Ulmer
Fargo
N. D
A. 8. Palmerlee
Laverence
Douglas County Teacher's Association
Ethel Kindred
Dorothy Griffith
Susie Lowman
Mabel Anderson
Barbara Sedlarda
Re Tu Orel Young
Clarksdale, Ariz
Constance Cooper
A Nute
Colin
Dorothy Dunmire
L. H. Houston
Independence
Winfield
Dodge City
Radio Programs on August 6 Evening Schedule
The page lists radio program blocks for August 6 including WDAF News and Supper Club, EMBC Weather, KMBC Playhouse, KMBC Bob Hawk Show, KMNC and WREN headlines, plus World News and church page features. Many call signs and program titles appear with mixed punctuation and OCR errors.
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Wren
EMBC
WDAF
Elmer Davis
Xews
Macpis
Froot Peay
KMBC
Bob Hawk
Witsx
KMNC
Einier Davis
BMHC
Lone Rancer
Tlub
wear—Church
Ren—World News
Robert Lewis
WDAPF
Modern Manners and Self Presentation Advice
The piece advises teens and young women to avoid overdoing charm and fashion to impress others. It urges being natural, showing genuine interest, and practicing courtesy to boost popularity. It also includes a reader question about how long to wear a wedding ring after a spouse's death, answering that it is entirely up to the individual.
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Devestar
Fragmented letter sample with unclear address
A garbled message discusses addressing a high official, mentioning an ambassador and a salutation. It references a full address and a formal tone, but the text remains incomplete with no concrete names, dates, or places to anchor a clear news item.
Versatile Actress and Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A crossword style list presents clues for Across and Down entries. The grid references include varied terms from entertainment, geography, science, and language, with many short definitions and partial answers, typical of a historical puzzle page.
Dope Charge Hits Topeka Man in Federal Narcotics Arrest
Topeka man 23 was arrested on a federal narcotics charge after a joint probe by local and Army authorities into marijuana distribution. Officials say the operation involved military personnel and civilians making purchases at a Topeka bar raided by Chief Charles R. Crank. Stiles is in custody following the raid and investigation.
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Topeka Rasies
Berge
Charles R. Crank
Stiles
Topeka
So Hou
Weary H, Vis
Prevost
Plan Highway Meeting in August for KS Association
Milford president of the Kansas TS 54 Highway association announced the annual meeting. The meeting will be held at Wich- location unclear. The note references a plan for a highway gathering and lists organizational leadership.
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Milford
The
Wich
Barbs and Beliefs in a Divided Day
A column jests about alimony, bank balances, and summer dances while noting January births as leaders. It weaves witty lines on women clashing over a famed remark about women’s agreement, ending with playful gender commentary.
Fort Leonard Wood letters praise camp life and mail
Letters from Fort Leonard Wood describe Army training daily routines from 4:40 a.m. to after 11 p.m. and morale high thanks for Journal-World copies. Governor Carlson visited and soldiers enjoyed recreation while awaiting Pullman departure to Lawrence. The second letter criticizes nighttime floor-sander noise and urges a quiet hours ordinance to prevent disturbances.
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Fort Leonard Wood
Journal-World
Conyoy
Bagnall Dam
Carlson
Pullman
Lawrence
Maurice H. Knott
137Th Inf
Herby
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