New Life Walk in New Ages of Life
Newspaper notice from Journal World cites Associated Press and Fosterive Law rence, Kansas. Classified items and local notices appear with credit to wire dispatches and circulation audits. The fragment announces a life event style feature titled New Life Walk in new ages of life with Romanai flair.
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Associated Press
Associated Prese
Glember Audit Bureau of Circulationes
Galty
Fosterfive
Lawrence
Kansas
Romanai
Dimming the Lights and the Rail Embargo Fallout
The article links a rail embargo to housing woes and cites a coal strike driving government friction. It notes Byrnes' international prestige amid labor pressure, with European cities and U.S. plants affected by coal shortages as imports halt and lights dim in mining regions.
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Washington
Buikers
Byrnes
Europe
Beestica
United States
No Bowl Game for Kansas Football Team
The University of Kansas football players have decided not to participate in a bowl game. They value academic duties and the semester’s end, prioritizing studies over extended football. The public would have been interested, but the team opts to focus on classwork and campus responsibilities.
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University of Karsas
K. W
Work Stoppage Impacts Lawrence Flour Production and Sunnyside Work
Lawrence faces its first labor trouble of the war era as a strike halts flour production bound for export and a non union operator dispute delays Sunnyside housing project work. Government commitments to feed abroad are affected while most workers continue their regular duties delivering timely services and steady production.
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Lawrence
Labou
Ai Govern
Sunnyside
Europe
Occupation Affairs Sees War Dept Whitewash Claims
War department reacts to Senate inquiry on alleged hail conditions in American forces in Germany calling evidence hearsay and gossip. The committee report notes are described with skepticism as the department faces scrutiny over how conditions were presented.
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War Department
Germany
Senate Investigating Committee
Department
Senate panel moves forward on Germany military government probe
The Senate committee plans to proceed with its inquiry into Germany’s military government despite President Truman’s stance that such an investigation is unnecessary, as reports from Europe cite corroboration in principle and Army testimony under review by General Clay.
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Europe
Clay
Senate
Truman
Germany
Impasse in France stalls fourth republic plans
French communists sought a coalition to elect a communist premier but failed. Moderates also failed, leaving the nation in early stalemate. The main issue is too many parties and narrow policy lines hindering a workable government.
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Fourth Republic
United Nations Veto Limits Discussed in Arms Talks
In UN arms control talks Molotov backs US view that control, once set, should not be vetoed by any power. He butts with the idea that a veto could still be used on any detail requiring unanimous agreement, leaving Russia's exact stance unclear. The note ends with a quip about Harold Ickes and a joke about goldfish in semi retirement.
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United Nations
United States
Molotov
Harold Ickes
Lawrence
Kansas Counties to Spend 57 Million in 1947 Fiscal Year
The Kansas Government Journal reports 195 counties will spend 57 million dollars in 1947 with social welfare as the largest single expenditure. Welfare funding exceeds half the total, while road and school needs face limits as officials weigh humane care against financial strain on government functions.
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Kansas
Kansas Government Journal
World communism spreads as Iran Greece and Poland clash
AP correspondence notes shooting in Iran and civil war in China amid Soviet backed moves in Azerbaijan and Albania. The piece argues UN action needed to curb minority communists and reflects on Greece Iraq and China interventions and wider peace threats.
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J. Roberts, JR
Awaivet
Iran
Russia
Lake Success
Greece
Albania
Yugoslavia
Balgania
Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Azerbaijan
China
Poland
Europe
Tehran
United Nations
Balkans
Esv
Paris
Iraq
Fig
Massachusetts Passes First In Nation Labor Law
Massachusetts enacts a new labor law requiring unions to file annual public financial reports. The act, effective yesterday, mandates disclosure of receipts expenditures dues and lists of officers. Authorities say it is the nation’s first of its kind.
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Massachusetts
Boston
C.lolalpy
Pranasal
Old Town Tragedy Echoes With Bridge Jump Deaths
Two women, Miss Bernice Evelyn Jones and Mrs. Ethel Ann Jones, died after leaping from the same bridge into the Kaw River, a prior fatal jump from the same spot having involved Mrs. Ethel Ann Jones last June.
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Bernice Evelyn Jones
Ethel Ann Jones
Bert Chewning
James S. Barrow Stone
West Seventh Street
Arthur S. Anderson
George Miller
Mary Miller
Tom Pierson
Glendale
Calif
Lee Colman
W. F. Elkin
Lenora Elkin
Fred Gregory
Howard Gregory
Marie Colan
al Smith
Ussell Anderson
Roy Siscoe
Pickens
Siscoe
Frank Hubbard
Iva
Hervey S
Faris
Riverside
Nancy Josephine
J. C. Penney
John Werly
William Hickman
Edgar Lovelace
Nell Fowler
Lydia Schaake
Dora Chappell
Alberta Wiley
Virginia Watson
May Conrad
Hazel Nigh
Minerva Baker
James Hale
Harold Nelson
Gene Rothschild
Forty Years Ago At DeSoto Train Depot A Night Operator Attacked
Forty years ago Zona Heckert, a Santa Fe depot night operator in DeSoto, was severely beaten with a wagon spoke by a young man who robbed the station of a revolver and 2 13 and fled. The Women's Social Missionary Union of Lawrence churches organized with officers named. Fred Bullene hosts a dinner in Topeka for cousin Marguerite Bullene. Frances Wheeler wed Dr A M Townsden at her parents home. The Wheeler and Decker households feature in local notes. Carrie Rudsky visits Kansas City.
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Zona Heckert
Santa Fe
DeSoto
Women's Social Missionary Union of the Churches of
Topeka
Marguerite Bullene
Denver
Chester Woodward
H. B. Bullene
Frances E. Wheeler
A. M. Townsdin
Barnard
Holland Wheeler
George Millice
Charles Decker
Carrie Rudsky
Kansas City
Filipino student Martina de Castro arrives in Lawrence for schooling
Twenty five years ago Miss Martina de Castro, the first Filipino girl to come to Lawrence for school work, arrived in Lawrence yesterday and will live with Mr and Mrs Harry.
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Martina de Castro
Lawrence
Harry
Take Away the Stilts by Samuel B Pettengill
The piece argues against federal industrial courts as a remedy for strikes. It criticizes government mediation devices as ineffective and urges returning to local democratic bargaining. It warns against nation wide labor monopolies and favors reducing their power rather than empowering new political appointees.
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Fulbright
Arkansas
Ferguson
Michigan
Washington
John L. Lewis
Australia
Pittsburgh
Mr. Lewis
Perser
Grabar Syed
Reverend Lawrence Scott to Speak at Lawrence League Meeting
The Rev Lawrence Scott of Kansas City will deliver the principal address at the Lawrence League for the Practice of Democracy December meeting at Plymouth Congregational Parish house starting 8 pm December 9. Scott directs the House in Kansas City and has led interracial clinics. he may help plan a similar project for Lawrence. The event is open to the public and aims for broad local attendance. It notes that vision problems cause five percent of industrial accidents and fifteen percent of motor accidents.
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Lawrence Scott
Kansas City
Lawrence League For the Practice of Democracy
Plymouth Congregational
Scott
House
Lawrence
League
Scott. Ee
Horizon ta 1 5 Pictured Undersecretary of the Navy
A fragmented page shows a crossword style clue set with multiple numbered entries including naval terms and foreign geography such as Swiss river and Philippine city. The readable bits mention a undersecretary figure and scattered definitions like bicarbonate and meadow.
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U. S Navy
Radio Programs Friday Evening December 6 Schedule
Radio listings show programs across stations WHDRE WRKEN KMBU WLOAF KMHC and WDAF for December 6 7 with news reports speeches music and a special Armed Forces broadcast. The Manila raid details report five Huk casualties and destruction of rice sacks near Tarlac while Yugoslavia nationalizes private enterprises under Tito with immediate effect.
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Sitch Armstrong
KMECC
WHDRE
Newa
KMBU
Newscmat
WLOAF
WEEN
Ted West
Uarry Wood
Wi Moenbeama
WDAF
Manila
Tarlac
Luzon
M.P
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KK. U
Howard McConnell
Irene Heron
Ruth McDonald
Josephine Sauer
Leslie A. Marley
Lester Reber
Eudora
Mayme Hale
Aileen Woodward
Santa Claus
Samuel B. Pettengill
League For Practice of Democracy
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WREN
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National Assembly
Marshal Tito
Serschat
My Raye
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Hutson
Orch
Tawa
A & BR
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Round Corner Drug Store
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Texas Company
Boris Godunoff
Rzpings
Doris
Kink Stevens
Marina
Konkat Meuhile
Tohebkoloff
Kcuanp Tucker
Dimitri
Survarour Nacearont
Varlaam
Emil Coorer
Milton Enoss
Firat Intermintten
Etative
Norm Gort
Nogis coLpoysky
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Zinoff
Thelma Vutipka
Opera Round Table
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Nowman Corwiy
Henry Simon
Lilla Belle Pitts
Opera Quiz Radio
Olin Downes
Sigmund Spafthit
Els& Maxwell
George Marek
Eyperia
Ors Wrights
Jon
Radio Shop
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B. G. Gustafson
ACXSI
Stradiveri Orchestra
New York Philharmonic
Philharmonic Orchestra
Tica
Taxi Onion Cab
Decker-Keys CO. Insurance
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