Legal proceedings in wartime court review broadens reach
Fragmented report details delays and debates in a wartime military trial context. It notes judges considering broader jurisdiction, with mentions of Gen. Douglas MacArthur and Japanese figures, while defense arguments seek full hearings and potential appeals.
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Drew
Vaspatches
Artion Autoriali
Douglas MacArthur
Culiong
Chai Marehusia
Koki Hirota
Fortier I
Jamkeon
Toretea
Reni
Rue Fardt
Ian
Dashing Errol Flynn Tangles With New York Cop
The article reports Errol Flynn, a film star, charged with third degree assault after a confrontation in New York. An officer was kicked in the shin during a dispute in a taxi, with Flynn and another man identified as Wahn alleged to have used abusive language. Flynn posted bail, indicating reluctance to resolve the matter outside court, and the case was set for trial.
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New York
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John Perena
Phail
Franti
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Perona
Jbewinnins
Dee Veiverr
Court warns on Pacific coast jurisdiction overreach
Fragmentary line suggests a speaker contends the court may overstep in asserting jurisdiction over American Pacific cities. The remark implies potential conflict with past adversaries and questions about condoning excess in legal power.
KU Orchestra Shines Amid Student Reverie in Recital
Review praises the Kansas University symphony under conductor Russell Lowney with solo violinist Marrecen. The program featured the Lenore Overture and a concerto in G minor, highlighting solid tone, tempo, and expressive depth that impressed audience and balcony observers alike.
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K. U. Aphony
Russell Lowney
K. CU
Warner
Lawrence
Russell E. Witey
Ko. Symphony Orchestra
Neer Woman Dies After Long Life on Cherokee Strip
Mrs. McMahon, wife of the late William E. McMahon, died yesterday here. She and her husband pioneered the Cherokee strip together and homesteaded in Kay and Oklahoma near Purcell.
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William E. McMahon
Barkley Returns to Kentucky After California Visit
Barkley resumes duties in Kentucky after a whirlwind trip to California. The event featured tributes, political speeches, and remarks from President Truman stressing unity and wartime resolve. Hollywood figures attended the gathering as supporters and celebrants during a dramatic moment marking Barkley’s return.
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Barkley
Kentucky
California
Alben W
Dames Komseve
Tram Dietener
Trani
Duarkley
Truman
Tinhaeter Geary
Jayhawkers to Meet Colorado Missouri and Nebraska Indoors
Indoor dual track announcement by C Quigley states the Jayhawkers will face Colorado Missouri and Nebraska in indoor meets. Referenced events target February dates with opponents and locations to confirm entries and order of events.
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Jayhawkers
Colorado
Missouri
Nebraxha
Bassns
C. Quigley
Popeets
Telegram style family note from Wetmore area dates
Fragmentary OCR style note mentions Mr and Mrs Glen Zimmerman and daughter in Wetmore, and references Mrs Zimmerman and Mr Marks. Text is garbled with names like Harr Monae and Tulsa Oklahoma, Kansas and church or event fragments.
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Glen Zimmerman
Wetmore
Zimineman
Mtr
F Marks
Iovierk
Watt Herdacelter
Tulsa
Okla _ Hore
Kirkrman Kansas
The
Geo
Santa Fe Head Contends Records Are Misleading
Kansas City. JG Gurley told members of the Bakers Club last night that the railroad’s bookkeeping is misleading. He said the records do not reflect the full expense of keeping box cars, and the claim obscures true costs.
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Santa Fe Head
Kansas City
JG. Gurley
Pre Fe Railroad
the &Akers Club
Kansas’ City
Government Taxes and Rail Bookkeeping Spark Debate
Fragmentary notes cite Gurley on profit levels and high home taxes. Nody mentions property paid income taxes this year. The text notes railways do not set how to keep their books and that the government has long done this.
Believes Dandruff For Self And Family
A woman explains she treats dandruff for herself and her family using Baker's Best Hair Tonic. She claims it preserves hair beauty for now and the future and implies she relies on professional application or a home bottle from a drug store.
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Nother
Bakers
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