Journal ad rates and staff notice in Lawrence
The Lawrence newspaper lists staff credits with Managing Editor W. Murraat and Publisher L. P. H. Simons. It details subscription rates for carrier and mail deliveries across local and distant counties, and notes Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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Journal
W. Murrat
LPH Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Doeugies
Luugias
Associated Press
Associated Frese
Postoffice
Spence
Pumpkin shell hides big spy papers find
A mystery about confidential state department papers found in a pumpkin shell is discussed. The incident prompts scrutiny of possible leaks and renews congressional inquiry into communist influence. President Truman’s red herring claim is challenged by critics amid the pumpkin episode.
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State Department
Communist Integence Organization
Erecret
Committee On UN- American Activities
Breers
Jeer
Truman
Traffic safety push after deadly December urges care
Kansas City police and Topeka police have launched campaigns to curb deaths by urging pedestrians to cross on green signals and teaching drivers to yield to right of way. The state highway department warns of December hazards and calls for vigilance on streets and highways. Resurfacing Massachusetts Street caused minor congestion but overall careful driving kept snarls brief.
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Kansas City
Topeka
State Highway Department
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Private War Sparks Kalamazoo Plant Raid by CLO Rally
A CLO spokesman claimed private war within the U S as 3500 steel workers rallied around Kalamazoo to back strikers. Seven injured in a swift assault. plants entered, equipment damaged, cars overturned, a truck burned. Spokesman blamed provocation by non striking workers while calling the violence justified.
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CLO
United States
Kalamazoo
Mich
C.I.0
C.S
Ccales
Advocates Debate T-H Law Revision Tactics
Some advocates of repealing the Taft-Hartley law ponder how far to go in loosening bars and clearing a path for elements backing their cause by promoting labor disorders.
Elusive Property and Car Taxation Debate
The piece notes Americans own about 75 percent of the world’s motor cars and discusses taxing cars via license tags. It argues tagging could enforce taxes but would require constitutional changes and an overhaul of the tax system, highlighting ongoing fiscal tangles for future legislatures.
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America
United States
Plant Replacement and Tax Proposals Stir Debate
The Chicago Tribune views federal tax ideas restricting plant replacement funds as political immaturity. It notes machines replacing animal and human labor has boosted productivity since 1850 and warns taxes could choke reinvestment. Multiple international notes touch Palestine conciliation, a Texas oil boom town’s calm, and light England student stunts. A toast from Bertha Shore ends with a quip about cars never meeting.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Emancipation of Untouchables in India Draft Constitution
The article lauds a draft Indian constitution provision outlawing untouchability aiding about 60,000 oppressed people. It highlights Ambedkar as drafting leader with Gandhi Nehru backing, contrasts caste segregation with envisioned reforms, and notes untouchables’ social and economic exclusion, including village walls, wells, and dress stigma.
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Ciety
Hans
United States
France
Tne
Restorat On
Fiasieus
BO Orl Ambedsar
Fuary Gond
E Gavkwar
Baroda
Ana Good
An Pring
Prom
Svangeter
Ambedkar
Unia
Colum
Ras
Geprees
Mahatma Gandhi
Dha
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Gandhi
Historic Voices Captured in Columbia Records Set
James Marlow reports Columbia records release It Can Hear To Now featuring five 40 minute discs of historic broadcasts from 1932 to 1945. Voices include Will Rogers Franklin D Roosevelt Huey Long Chamberlain Churchill Eisenhower and Enola Gay radio moments. The collection spans wartime crisis leadership and turning points ending with Japan's surrender and atomic blast debate.
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Washinton
Joshua
Jericho
Socrates
Pericles
Lincoln
Columbia Records
Tatte
Laame
Eadward
Murrow
Heavutian
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Huey P. Long
Duke of
Winsor
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Neville Chamberlain
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Winston Churchill
Wendell Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
John L. Lewis
Pearl Harbor
Eisenhower
President Roosevelt
President Truman
Enola Gay
Tinian Island
Old Home Town Fires Armory and School Board Moves
Firemen battled a blaze destroying the National Guard Armory on 800 New Hampshire Street after an explosion of ammunition. The Lawrence school board approved a five point study plan addressing achievement standards, promotion policy, two curricula in junior and senior high schools, and reducing after school activity. O D Like named chair of the Presidents Birthday Ball to fund infantile paralysis. Engagement announced for June Ulm to Neiland Thudium. Pauline Gill hosted Barbara Kirchhoff. A new elementary school site was chosen at Fifth and Elm in North Lawrence. Landscaping contract for Liberty Memorial High pending. Pinckney School lighting costs postponed. Mrs. William Treft of Eudora shopped in Lawrence.
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National Guard
New Hampshire Street
Board of Education
School Policies Council
O. D. Like
John Ulm
June
Neiland Thudium
Fred Thudhum
Baldwin
Pauline Gill
Barbara Kirchhoff
Simon
Pimo
Fifth and
Elm Streets
Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High School
Mount
Sis
Pinckney School
William Treft
Eudora
Arat
Cirtes Dewitt and Son
Daawrenen
al Nets
John Nets
Over Nets
Lewis Schendel
Ward Kirater
Masehor
Topeka
James Kraybil
Leo Hothbberger
John Wrieht
Martin Hreiihaupt
Pete Bucdhrowth
Alebert Luther
Danwoouf
Thesseas
Mnd
Edel Hrech
Hert Seiwald
Donald
San Francisco
Artin
Cat Todia
China
Philitenee
Minerva Rebekah Dodie
Robert Mack Wilson
Pune
Elsie
Wilson
Seattle
Wash
St. Franets Hospital
Grand Island
Tolert Wilson
Hichond Beach
Washington
Ellen Melville
Furtora
Vadora High School
Ft. Monmouth
Camp Roberts
Camp Swift
Ft. Sill
England
France
Germany
Evelyn Wilken
Presbyterian Church
Fort Leavenworth
Robert
Are
Janice
Ace
Mia
Shirley Tait
Detroit
Mich
Virginia McKechnie
Dorothy Carrie
Walter Wilson
Malone
N. Y
Frank L. Waring
Shawnee Methodist Church
Lawrence American Legion
Weldensaul
Paul Rankin
Misa Ellen Melville
Jean Clark
Lemars Town
Westmar College
Homer Clark
Don Thome
William Crowe
Louise Canal
Paul Dunmire
Leavenworth
Sid Simons
Jeff
Don
University economist to speak on Business Methods at Rotary meet
Twenty five years ago A J Boynton professor of economics at the university will speak tomorrow at the Rotary club meeting at Wiedemann's on Business Methods. Charlie Kahler youth who was accidentally shot.
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A. J. Boynton
Rotary Club
Wiedemann’s
Local Social News Highlights from Epworth League and Parish
Forties era social notes describe Mr and Mrs Frank Gee hosting Epworth League for Miss Lou Simuens before she departs for Los Angeles. A noon wedding unites Laura Wood and Sylvester Schrader at the Lutheran parsonage. Lutheran Missionary Society officers are elected with Mrs Chitra Facard as president and Miss Bell Schell as secretary. Alice Wilhelmi hosts a party for cousin Miss Galencamp of St Louis. A skating rink costume party yields Kathryn Lawrence best costume, Sechrist best Puritan, and George Wilson most unique costume.
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Frank Gee
Epworth League
Lou Simuens
Los Aneles
Laura Wood
Sylvester Schrader
Utheran Parsonage
E Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Chitra Facard
Ke.ef. Stauffer
BR. Messenheimer
Bell Schell
A. W. Lamb
Alice Wilhelmi
Galencamp
St. Louis
Kathryn Lawrence
Miss Sechrist
George Wilson
Modern manners in the television era
A reader laments neighbors dropping by during a TV evening and the hostess inviting guests to share refreshments. She suggests basing entertaining on boundaries and the option to relocate the TV to quiet spaces to preserve peace and privacy.
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Smiths
Jesse
Voices of the War Years Missing From Columbia Album
Murrow and Fred Friendly produced a Columbia album over two years, but only famous figures speak. They seek voices of ordinary people who lived through the low mood of war, raised families, hunted for jobs, faced illness, and fought on. Brief interviews could offer strength to future generations.
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Gether
Murrow
Fred x. Friendly
Munich
Columbia
Thanksgiving Basket Dinner At Edgerton
Thanksgiving dinner gatherings fill homes across Edgerton and nearby areas. Families including the Nets, Terrells, and Herts Seiwalds host relatives from Topeka, Lawrence, and Kansas City, sharing meals and seasonal warmth while noting veterans and local friends in attendance.
Radio Program Schedule and Bowling Winners Report
A digest of radio programs on WDAF WREN KMBC and other stations for Monday Dec 6 and Tuesday Dec 6 detailing nightly lineups from 6 PM to 10 PM including news weather and entertainment shows. It also notes Viola Yoder and Helen Rathman as doubles winners in the Women's Midwest Bowling Tournament with a 1121 total.
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KMBBC
Ray Beers
KMBC
Sarta
WDAF
Wren—The Lone Ranger
Charles Stansell
Rostan Blackie
Cavalcade of America
WDHAF
Voice of Firestone
nArthur Godfrey
Radho Theater
Wdraf—Telephone Hour
WREN
Ralph Norman
Omahs
Viola Yoder
Salina
Kan
Helen Rathman
Junction City
Rer Ware
Dr. LQ
Irma
W—Kmbc
Wronp
Radio City
Pashouse
KNBBC
KNMBC
Beulah
KNBC
WDPAF
Emer Davin
Hollywood Theatre
Lawrence League “Women Voters
Earl Goodin
Mrs. North
WPAF
Judy Wren
Armerica
Rob Hope
Bob Hawk
Fibber Mcvee
Molly
KMRC
Lugt Wre Tokes
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Hig Town
KRNBC
KMBRC
Heart of America
Reulah
Nevacant Wren—Hall
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Chares Terres
Rolin
Mit
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Selvina
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KFRKU
Salina Keglere
Journal-World
Kemo
Kay Kyser
College of Fun and Knowledge
Mondey
Tullherr Baukhage
Warhingten
Nose
Leon Decker
Mews
Erece Devices
K. C. Livestech
Martha Johnson
Jim Monroe
the News
KCMO
Mel Fisher
Kerr
RF. I
Kelvinator
Deep Freezers
L Loke Smith CO
Europe
Downs Travel Service
Ala
Gt. Lawrence
B. G. Gustafson
Optometrist
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Kansas Cleaners
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