Lawrence Journal-World November 6 1950 front page notes
Lawrence Daily Journal-World page shows masthead with publisher editor and staff, dated Wednesday December 6 1950. Includes service details and AP dispatches attribution.
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Sorome Pracident
J. W. Munnar
Dore Suona
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
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Associated Press
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Yeasty Advance
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Haan, Doarter
Weight of Asia Drives UN Forces in Korea to Crisis
The piece argues Asia’s manpower swamped UN units in Korea as one million Chinese advance against 100,000 UN troops, warning of a potentially permanent withdrawal from the battlefield. It calls for renewed courage, supply lines, and nondefensive arms to halt the onslaught.
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Asia
United Nations
Korea
U.N
Former Lions New Lambs And German Realism
The article discusses Japan’s plan to arm and send forces to Korea drawing a quick antiwar response from Japan’s premier. It notes Germany’s shift from militarism to cautious realism supporting rearmament only under favorable conditions while stressing the need for a nonmilitary European posture. The German public debates defense and the fate of those seen as losers in prior conflicts.
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South Korea
Germany
Japan
United Nations Organization
Korea
Kores
Nerful
ER Cisarma
Gyyne
Reexamination of American Foreign Policy Sparks Debate
The text recalls a furor over Senator Taft proposing a reexamination of U S foreign policy. It notes dealers reacting with indignation and hints at further government activity from the White House downward related to the policy review.
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Taft
Ohio
Well Dressed War of Attire in Mild Weather Observed
A fashion writer notes that American women dress for themselves and men, while men find the style attractive though not ideal. Pedestrian delays due to stalled traffic. winter conditions limit outdoor activity. Political talk fades post election but returns as tensions from Korea linger.
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Mollewood
Ameriene Wetien
News-F Herald
Sourpuss
Cynie
Christmas parade claims 142 entrants plus Dalmatian team
Old Home Town notes 142 children entered the Christmas parade tonight to be fed by a Dalmatian dog team. John S. Seigle announces the birth of a son, Joh Michael, on November 27. Mira Seigle is Miss Mary Jo Bair. Lisle Eby and Carl Vetter took a business trip to Salina and Concordia. Mrs John G Scherer, visiting her parents, returns to New York. Ralph Colman and spouse plan to attend an American Farm Bureau Federation meeting.
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Peta
John S. Seigle
Joh Michael
Mira
Seigle
Mary Jo Bair
Lisle Eby
Carl Vetter
Salina
Concordia
John G. Scherer
Frank Koch
New York
Ralph Colman
American Farm Bureau Federation
World travel talk at University club from Tenney
W. E. Tenney spoke informally to the University club on his around the world trip made last winter. John Bruce a university student was injured last night on the hill when struck by a Yellow. The Ingleside club Christmas party will be at Mrs. H. H. Holloway’s home Tuesday. Effie Van Tuyt went to Topeka for a Kansas Day club officers meeting. Nellie Buchanan spends the day in Kansas City. Bertha Wilson went to Kansas City this morning.
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W. E. Tenney
University Club
John Bruce
Ingleside Club
H. H. Holloway
Effie van Tuyt
Ipeka
Kansas Day Club
Nellie Buchanan
Kansas City
Bertha Wilson
Mary Moe Firwards
Mara Rothberger
Mahetro Sdidier
Azul
William Craw
Kansas Ciy
Ent Mee. Simons
A. V. Walker
Lawrence
Jim Duncan
A.V. Walker
Wiliam Wolfe
George Wolfe
Glen Wilson
Isiince Firat Clase
Witsr
Camp Ledeune
Imarine Base
N.C
Nortert Grosdifier Annenes Ue
Mary
Marcaret
Nev
St. Maias
Ivr
Miss Maers
Hrary Scheiert
George Grosdidier
Eudora
Forty Years Ago Local Fraternal Officers Named
A nostalgic recap lists Modern Woodmen of America officers Warren and Green, Eagles Lodge leaders Cameron and Hertzler, and Adams and Radcliff among new officeholders. Also notes a failed marriage between Violet Carter and Sylvan Carter ending in plans for divorce after 15 years.
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Anwerica
Uir
Fy Warren
L. H
Chemeister
H. J. Green
C. T. Hoar
J. W. Swisher
Georg Sommers
FE. Ho Varnum
A. Griffith
GC. Miller
Eagles Lodge
L. Cameron
H. B. Hertzler
RC. Woodward
W. T. Williamson
Park Hetzel
Otto Reatz
J. G. Harris
Otto Buffinger
HB. Stewart
E.D. Radcliff
Ay Aieat
J. I . Good
W. B. Bidgood
Fred
Frank Sauer
Linyd Murray
K. Williams
J. Sugrue
N. W. Youn
Carl Seilards
Letters to the Editor on We the People and Democracy
A reader-letter in Journal-World discusses the Constitution, Benjamin Franklin, and the idea of a republic if kept. It reflects on civic understanding, the role of ordinary citizens, and the diverse immigrant heritage in Kansas and the broader United States.
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Journal-World
The
Journal-W
Aoman
Threau
Pape
Dama
Enone
Fastive Holmes
Franklin
Damka
Danka
Benjamin Franklin
Conton
Kansas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
Territories
Alabama
Tennessee
Carolinas
Kentucky
Damon Nomething
New England
Ohio
Indiana
Northy Carolina
Insylvania
Iowa
Michigan
Fragmented Voice of Leadership and War Echoes
A garbled, partial article reflects on leadership, power, and wartime stills. It mentions figures tied to Korea and Haven, Conn, and a reference to an executive officer tied to the White engineering district and atomic development, with uncertain Chinese connections and a sense of public unease about authority.
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Korea
Haven
Conn
Burl HL
Marsden
Glen Ass Tyers
White Simbattin
Hasnoh
Flo
Aotea
Conan Touiys
Danger Spots in Asia Highlight Indochina Fighting
A review notes ongoing Asia conflict pressures beyond Indochina with French forces facing Soviet-backed rebels. French losses mount along the northern border while Paris braces for a decisive push as Chinese support aids the insurgents.
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Asia
BARGS BY HAL COCHRAN
Bandits stole 2000 pounds from an east coast doctor's safe. The piece suggests interest to doctors in new collection methods and hints at government actions affecting eight million per day while noting effects on elderly women and social fear.
Unclear puzzle fragment listing scattered crossword clues
Fragmentary OCR lists across and down clues with numbers and partial words. No coherent event or人物 is present. provides scattered glossary-like items without narrative context.
Puzzle Clues Outline a Se Ser Answer Series
A compact puzzle note lists numbered clues and brief hints such as made amends pass, hydrophobis, exit, responds, read, operated, exists, enclosures, redact, consume, observe, pronoun, credit abbreviation. It reads like a wordplay index from a crossword style page.
Eudora Valley Fest Events Include Community Gatherings
The notices describe a busy period with dances, dinners, and meetings in Eudora Valley. Families such as the Abel, Hagen, Green, and Jensen clans are mentioned along with Mrs. and Mr. Le Donaglas and the LeDonagas. Community groups plan a Christmas gathering and a club dinner with prizes and a bridge night.
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Valley
Priday Évepang
Vale
Lea
Taipei
Hospitu
Amdre
Ata
Charina Gerchen
Topynnee Cheadiay
Ant
Hagen
Carl Green
Tee Summit
Sd Dre
Mtr
Robert Jimi
Ruxtora High School
Lansing
Jolie Latona Kazmaler
Minx T Leulee Parkers
Mere
Ore
We Mee
Martin Fenmeyer
Workin
Annerin Wrickdant
Iiunsat
Iiunsat Abr Mr Wel Mie Rea Benge
Abel
Jehnnis
Danehter
Sue
Minnie Nell
Pomona
le Donaglas
Ay Note
Martin
T Nels
Graree Abel
Tre
Ray Miller
Margie Heth
Haetz
Sean Durr
Mayet
Holz
Aml
Jonenson
Kansar Tiny
Ellen Melvile Bar
Radio Program Listings and Local Social Notes
Radio schedules for KMBC WREN and related stations list shows and times across Dec 7 8, with programs like Chameleon, Beulah, and The Crosby Show. Includes community notices of visits, social events, births, and local family announcements from Kansas City area.
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KMBC
Rae Wren
WDAF
Ewe
Bc—Club
KCM
Kaikc
Chameleon
Sige
Kfkd Cmo
Gildersleeve
Harold Peary
Larry
Crosbyperation
Wearcar
Sa ‘Attorney
Wy Ameteet Star
My Favorite
Husband A. Os. Dae
Richard Diamond
Preeti —Beulah Wren
Allen Franklin
KCMO
Hadacol touted by Mrs McCubbins in vitamin cure pitch
Mrs Katherine McCubbins of Louisville Kentucky extols Hadacol a tonic for vitamin deficiencies claiming it cured her nerves weight loss and sleeplessness. She urges thousands to try the remedy promising money back if no improvement and cites trial sizes and direct ordering from The LeBlanc Corporation.
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Katherine McCubbins
Louisville Ave
Louisville
McCubbins
Jong
Laree
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
LeBtan
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