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The page lists subscription rates including one month and year in advance and offers annual and six month options. It identifies national representatives Lorenzen and Thompson with office addresses in New York Chicago Kansas City and notes AP exclusive rights to news republication. The item closes with a Bible verse and publication details for Lawrence Kansas.
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One Month &Co
Lorenzen & Thompson
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
Kansas City
West 10Th St
Associated Press
Gureau
Hopeful Public: Workers Expect Stable Output Through Year End
The public remains hopeful about the strike situation, though without solid facts. Observers say production will continue as is until year’s end, after which labor dispute parties will review gains and losses to reach new deals and resume production.
Hess Trial Moves Forward Amid Amnesia Claim
Rudolph Hess challenges assertions of insanity as his Nazi conspiracy case proceeds. He feigned amnesia but pursued a plan to induce England to enter war against Russia, meeting a contact who testified Hess reported Hitler aimed at attacking Russia. He believed Germany needed help to bite off more than it could chew, suggesting he may not be as crazy as alleged.
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Rudolph Hess
Rudolph
England
Hess
Hitler
Russia
Germany
British Isles
Destruction of War Equipment Amid Pacific Withdrawals
Reports claim American forces burned airplanes and other war materiel before withdrawal from Pacific bases. Critics argue destruction avoids future use, while others say salvaging would cost more and take years. Past English and American accounts show most burnings involved waste or unusable materials, not usable supplies.
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Pacific
England
J. B. Priestley
Pacific Area
Labor Conference Yields Talks, Not Remedies
The labor management conference produced more talk than solutions for the industrial scene. Proposals from the conference reflect ongoing concerns and little progress toward remedies for the out of joint conditions.
No-Progress Talks Prompt Call for New Approach
Officials say further talks offer little reassurance after repeated failed schemes. They urge a different course of action to address the situation and create real opportunities for dialogue and resolution.
Denazification Progress Questioned by War Trials
Analysis of testimony at war crime trials shows Goering’s belated lingering Nazi beliefs reflect wider German sentiment. While some leaders plotted against Hitler, all shared goal of world domination, leaving the plan alive in secret hopes despite defeated methods.
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Hermann Goering
Reichsmarshal
Goering
Germany
Hitler
Fuehrer
Asfar
Bomb Control Dilemmas Highlight Law and People
Scientists fear the atomic bomb and discuss how to regulate it. They agree that the danger lies not in lawful use but in people who ignore laws, with most suggestions calling for new regulations.
Surprise as Washington orders shutdown of big synthetic rubber plant
Washington orders closing the largest synthetic rubber plant in the country causing shock. The move raises expectations of tighter tire supplies and higher prices amid concerns over availability.
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Washington
Yugoslav Election Questioned as Farce by Supporters Abroad
Washington observers condemn the Yugoslav voting as a farce not a real election. They note official results favored the Tito Partisan ticket with near universal turnout while opposition groups boycotted under duress. Exiled leaders in America and Britain protest the breach of the Yalta pledge for free multi party elections and civil liberties.
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Washington Evening Star
Yugoslavia
America
Tito
Britain
Diplomacy versus force in government affairs
A quoted Hutchinson observation compares federal conduct in international matters to a horseshoe pitcher entering a chess tournament. The remark notes the government excels with a shootin iron but struggles with a diplomat’s briefcase and formal diplomacy.
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News
Monument for Douglas County servicemen proposed by ex soldier
An ex soldier urges Lawrence and Douglas County to fund a front page monument listing all local service members who died in the line of duty. He offers a dollar start and suggests public donations from penny coins upward, with the site in Lawrence as county seat. He appeals to remember fallen American boys and calls for community action.
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Journal-World
Douglas County
Lawrence
America
Balkan kings face end as Albania votes for front
London reports that Albania may oust King Zog as Enver Hoxha's Democratic Front gains, leaving exiled monarchs like Zog George of Greece and Peter of Yugoslavia in England. The column notes a broader Balkan shift away from feudal rule toward possible democracy, reflecting on royal eras and exile realities.
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London
Albania
Enver Hoxha
Democratic Front
Zog
England
Balkan
Greece
Yaroslavia
Bulgaria
Romania
Mihai
Aridone
George
Ahmed Zogu
Fan S. Noli
Zogu
Zog I
United States
Peter
Yugoslavia
Balkans
Europe
Old Home Town School Brings New Type Report Cards
Local junior high lines up a new grading method this quarter granting separate marks for each course phase. Kansas City couple announces marriage of Patricia Bryant to Marshall Birch. A tea hosts 100 guests at Prof Hodder’s home. Elizabeth Hill McFadden’s marriage to Hugh Makinson noted. Dinners and visits mark social notices as locals travel to California and Eskridge.
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William A. Bryant
Kansas City
Patricia
Marshall Birch
Afr
C. E. Birch
F. H. Hodder
John R. McFadden
Topeka
Elizabeth Hill McFadden
Hugh O. Makinson
Mobile plans multiple Christmas trees driven to neighborhoods
Twenty five years ago the mayor committee set a plan to deliver several Christmas trees by truck with Santa Claus and carol singers. Glenn Charlton rescued three men from under a car after it overturned last night. Jess Willard announced he would fight again. Mrs. H. Reding and Mrs. T. E. Griesa hosted an afternoon gathering in compliment to Mrs. J. E. Stubbs.
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Santa Claus
Carol Singers
Glenn Charlton
Jess Willard
H. Reding
T. E. Griesa
J. E. Stubbs
Thanks giving day game receipts and social notices
Forty years ago receipts for the annual Thanksgiving Day game between Missouri and Kansas totaled 9750 dollars. Social notes include Miss Mary Johnston and others attending the Owl party in Emooria Thursday night. Additional items mention Miss Lizzie Barriclaw visiting in Lawrence, William Stout’s week at Corliss, Mrs J C Moore and daughter heading to New Orleans, Mida Stanton and Margaret Perkins returning from Kansas City, and Miss Jane Adams hosting the high school Owls for a card party.
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Missouri
Kansas
Mary Johnston
Charles van Fleet
Nic Carter
Emooria
Lizzie Barriclaw
Baldwin
Lawrence
William Stout
Corliss
J. C. Moore
Kings Should Have Seen the Writing on the Wall
Fragmentary remark notes that as long as rulers do not act, there is no cause for lament. It argues the kings should have implemented changes themselves after recognizing warning signs.
Lengthening days defy midwinter expectations in San Francisco
The weatherman notes afternoons won’t shorten next week and by the shortest day there will be five more minutes of evening daylight. Sunsets will be later each day while mornings also rise later until January 20 when the season’s shortest morning occurs.
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San Francisco
Public Communication Course Backed at K U Memorial
A substantial guarantee of 375000 toward establishing a five year public communication course at the University of Kansas as a memorial to William Allen White was announced by the radio publication and motion picture industries. David Hinshaw said 750000 was needed to start the William Allen White school of journalism and public information with support from the William Allen White foundation to develop an advanced curriculum.
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New York
University of Kan
William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
David Hinshaw
William Allenite School of Journalism and Public Information
William Allen White Foundation
Veterans housing plan eyed for Sunflower Village Topeka
Topeka officials study housing veterans at Sunflower Village near the Sunflower Ordnance plant Eu dora. Mayor Frank Warren says a system could house about 400 veterans in 1,500 units and run a bus link to Topeka with rents from 15 to 43 dollars a month depending on GI bill allotments and income.
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Topeka
Sunflower Village
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
Eudora
Ety
Frank Warren
Governors Dine with Kansas Quail at Robin Hood Club
Governors Schoeppel of Kansas Vivi an of Colorado and Griswold of Nebraska attended the Robin Hood club dinner in Manhattan Kansas. Other guests included Federal Judge Walter A. Haxman Rep Frank Carlson and Milton S Eisenhower president of Kansas State College. DDT is described as a contact poison that dissolves in the insect’s lipoid raincoat like skin.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Robin Hood Club
Andrew F. Schoeppel
John C. Vivian
Colorado
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Walter A. Haxman
Frank Carlson
R.kan
Milton S. Eisenhower
Kansas State College
British Official HORIZONT 1 5 Pictured
Puzzle filled with clues spanning politics language and symbols. Entries include Indian coil interstices press heroic ceremony not one desire journey tin symbol Rhode Island ab Attempt number before garden too.
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Rhode Island
Puzzle Answers From Clues Postponed And Declared
A series of clue solutions include legal postponement and public declamation. Matches and poker stake are linked with college official and fish sauce. The organ of smell is nose and onward means forward. Recent equals new and net refers to after deductions. The man’s name and tantalum symbol Ta appear in the word list. Like is similar to.
New Books at Free Public Library
Public library adds a mix of non fiction and fiction titles including A Nation of Nations by Adamic Complete Guide to Soil less Gardening Hogner and Best Plays 1944 1945 edited by Mantle Randall Lincoln the President by Randall Robeson African Journey and History of Western Civilization by Russell among others Also listed are works by Scott Stein Seely Wills Henriques Joscelyn Kantor and Keyes plus novels by Coles Gaddis Hill Merwin Rorick Schrag and Westland
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Adamic
Gericke
Hogner
Litchfield
Lyon
Nelson and Wright
Quimby
Paul
Randall
Lincoln
President Robeson
Russell
Scott
Stein
Seely
Russia
Stone
Railroad Commission
Corporation Commission
Self
Wills
Victory Loan Drive Appeal by Brig. Gen. Sarnoff
Washington December 3 Brig. Gen. David Sarnoff president Radio Corporation of America issues a victory loan statement urging united action in wartime and to back the final drive. He says American unity secured victory and remains essential to meet obligations and sustain peace and security.
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Washington
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Thanksgiving gatherings span Eudora to Topeka in 1960s era
A long list of Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings across Eudora Gardner Clearfield Topeka and Kansas City includes Mr and Mrs Fred Moll and Mr and Mrs Harry Lefholz hosting Abel family guests and Richard Oshel returning from overseas. Community events cover a women's missionary society program at Clearfield with guest speaker Pvt H Epper son, local PTA meeting, weddings and football game attendance plus dike rebuilding efforts by Weaver Bottom residents.
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Fred Moll
Harry Lefholz
Martin Abel
June Louise
Charles Brown
Gardner
Abel Home
Richard Oshel
Pete Edelbrock
Charline
G. F. Breithaupt
Little Roger Nieder
Christ
Mission Band
Eudora
Gideon Neis
Harry Harenbach
Henry Deckwa
Floyd Broers
Howard Kohler
Sarah Hausman
W. O. Flory
Tonganoxie
Jerald Flory
Denver
Colo
Vernon Flory
Kansas City
Gottlies Nieder
Roger
Dorothy Mae Deckwa
Norma Dean Brecheisen
Clearfield
Edward Deckwa
Lawrence
Deckwa
Jean
Carol Brecheisen
Noel Griffin
James Waggoner
James, Jr
Oskaloosa
Ed Forsythe
Hollister
Lawrence Speicher
Topeka
Speicher
Henry Roche
Lenore Irwin
Clay Stonebraker
Harold
Emnoria
Harry Werts
Maxine Miller
Shirley Rosenall
Cherry Koch
Betty Brunk
Arleen Grosdidier
Marjorie Rothberrer
Marjorie
William Reetz
William Neis
Douglas Harris
George Hainis
Mary Harris
Nadine Shirk
Charles Beacher
Harris
George Gerstenberger
William Mercier
Missouri Bankers
Continental
Muehlbach
George Haines
Albert Grosdidier
Arthur
Mercier
Kansas
Missouri
Frank Ellis
Fred Rothberger
Ellis
Rothberger
C. C. Spangler
Gertrude Heise
Hutchinson
Hannah Pfleger
Warne Witt
E. J. Gebhart
Frances Vogl
Threse Dyer
Frank Vitt
Gene Walton
Richmond
Alvin Bond
Arthur Baylock, Jr
DeSoto
Field Holmes
Leb Holmes
Alvena Steffen
Alvin Bond, Jr
Navy
California
O.K
Albert Neustifter
Frank Griener
Sherman Roach
Ralph Griener
Weaver Bottom
Herbert Gordon
Baldwin News Social Visits and Health Update
Dr and Mrs Stanley Flickinger their daughter Phyllis and Diane Whitley visited Morrill to spend the day with Flickinger's mother Mrs C W Flickinger and relatives. Lawrence L Thompson is improving steadily at Research hospital Kansas City after being there three weeks. Dr and Mrs Nelson P Horn and Mr and Mrs Wilson Counts have called on Mr Thompson recently reporting he is feeling fine. Mrs E H Harrison traveled to Kansas City last week to spend a few days with her daughters.
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Stanley Flickinger
Phyllis
Diane Whitley
Morrill
Flickinger
C. W. Flickinger
Lawrence L. Thompson
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Nelson P. Horn
Wilson
Thompson
A. P. Lohman
Anna Lee Harrison
E. W. Hubskmann
Marjorie
Beth
Victor Carter
Carter
Jimmie
Lawrence
Baldwin
Florence Hazzard
Long Beach
Calif
E. C. Allderdice
Coldwater
Jack Dillon
Dumas
Tex
Dillon
Leo Smith, Jr
Lonch
Leo Smith
Baldwin Music Club
Alfred E. Leach
Ernest Pohl
Philamathean Club
Vermont Street
Evangeline Chanter
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Edward Early
Dortha Early
Harry Jones
Needlecraft Club
Tom Houghland
Riley Bible Class
Fellowship Hall
Julia Merchant
Omaha
Neb
Pfe
Russell Robinson
Diane Marie
Uniontown
Robinsons
Sunshine Hatchery
Lloyd Carlson
Vanita
Mary
Royal
Morganville
C. H. Gaswint
Warren
Joanne
Delores
Donna Jean
Local Notables and Beginnings in Baldwin Community
A roundup of Baldwin social notes includes visits and travel from A. P. Lohman and Miss Anna Lee Harrison, the Hubskmann family, Mrs. Florence Hazzard’s California return, and multiple Baldwin residents back from army service. Community clubs announce events while births, entertainments, and Thanksgiving gatherings highlight the season.
Radio Programs Monday Evening Schedule December 3
The evening lineup lists WREN WDAF and KMBC programs including news Cowboy shows The Lone Ranger and Joan Davis Show. Highlights include Lum and Abner Cavalcade of America Vox Pop and Hedda Hopper with Firestone.
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Wren
Jack Armstrong
WDAF
Cuddles and
Tuckie
KMBC
We West
Ange Riders
News of the World
C. V. Stansell
Wren—Lum and
Abner
Radio Theater and Variety Schedule Summary
Radio theater and music schedule lists programs across KMBC WDAF WREN stations for Monday and Tuesday evenings. Programs include Jack Kirkwood Show, Tom Collins, Moonbeams, Fiesta and sports and news repeats with numerous orchestras and guest acts.
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KMBC
WDAF
Wren
Rex Maupin
Orch
Screen Guild Players
Heart of
Erica
Jack Kirkwood
Novatine
Jack Smith
Tom Collins
Uncle Dan
Gav Claridge
Ches Paree Orch
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Claude Dicker
San Diego
Harvey J. Murban
Provo
Utah
Stephen Bee
Utah Lake
Bee
K.U
DINES
Free Public Library
Baldwin News
KALBC
B. G. Gustafson
RADIO
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WKAP
Ted West
Wren—County Fair
Johnny
Wren—Llum
American Iron and Steel
Ram
Judy
Alan Young
Guy Lombardo
Amos and
Andy
Kamibc
Helen Hayes
Wren—Doctors
Fibber McGee
Molly
Mischa Stanley Orch
Hank D'Amico
Frank Sinatra
Bob Hope
Jo Stafford
Lawrence Brooks
Red Skelton
Congress Speaks
Golden Gate
Chicago University Round Table
Wiech
Gems For Thought
Luis Russell
KFKU
Brahms
Maude Ellsworth
Freedom Forum
Beaman
Wes
McGrew & Peck
East 7Th St
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