Paratrooper Edward Lada Seeks Family Reunion in Germany
Newark man Edward J. Lada, 28, jailed in Berlin for entering Germany with a military unit, says he tried to bring his girlfriend Ruth Riecki and their baby Nancy to the United States in 1944. He blames immigration laws and asks for permission from Swiss or French authorities to reunite with his family. General George Hays notes constraints but suggests possible routes to allow a family reunion abroad.
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Berlin
U. S
Edward J. Lada
Newark
Germany
Ruth Riecki
United States
Nancy
Ecoud
Canadas
Lada
United
Eigh Ter
Laca
Views On Repeal Sparks Legal Control Council Clash
Leo Mulloy of the Legal Control Council clashes with colleagues over prohibition repeal. An open letter from Concordia Blade Empire criticizes Mulloy while suggesting the council has not polled its members. The piece questions publicity and authority, noting potential further pressure to avert repealing the dry law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wo
Mulloy
Legal Control Council
Lauer
Concordia
Rome
Berta
Oil and gas well counts rise across counties this week
The state conservation division reported daily oil and gas output across counties, with 33 oil wells and two gas wells added this week. New wells showed activity in Rice, Barton, Butler, Stafford, and other counties, while several counties posted modest gains and totals.
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New Weil
Barton County
Butler
Stafford Queton
Books
Nassanty
Phi Ellis
Barber
Marion and
Counties
Reno
Pratt
Sedgwick
Stevens
Dichine
State Conseration Division
Hote
Dale
Radio Programs and Theater Listings for December 11 1948
In Lawrence Kansas a recap of radio broadcasts and theater notes for Saturday December 11 1948. Program listings include WOAF 410 FM NBC coverage and local stations such as KMNGR WTMF and WAU with weather reports music segments newscasts and theater features featuring performers and hosts. The schedule includes multiple daily time blocks and station identifiers along with program segments like weather reports and news.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Kurc—Veeper Hour
TOR
KMNGR
Boston Hack
Wtmfs
Jane Piskena
Rcavakado Ofmeri
Uadtoat
Arthur Gost
Brett
Martin
Bory
Dank
MBC War
Oneire
Pat Une al
Wear Pit
Harrissa
Alieg Faye
Teoh
Etoh
Marchy Exeorg
Wwavar
Wits
GS-8
Wwaulhag
Who Will Investigate Espionage Case Controversy
Lawrence editor argues over whether Justice or the House committee should lead a confidential espionage inquiry into the State Department. He says secrecy protects bureaucrats more than national security and urges public disclosure. Other items note paving delays, Vatican council, traffic enforcement, Wichita liquor push, repeal sentiment, and a local election take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Branch
Congress
Department of Justice
Committee On UN- American Activities
State Department
Justice Department
Congressional Committee
Bevin predicts two worlds and shared defense budget
Bevin warns in parliament that Western nations may split into two blocs a democratic West and a Soviet-led East with a common budget and defense. He notes the North Atlantic pact could shift burdens if a united front forms, while the UN faces grave test on human rights and unity. Negotiations in Washington discuss a proposed U S Western Europe military alliance and the Marshall Plan to bolster defense and reconstruction.
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Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Pye
Insoleite
Moscow
United Nations
U.N Lo
US NL
Laor
Democra
Cies
Reda
U. A
Europe
Washington
State Lovett
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Canada
Boeing denies price boost amid strike debate
Seattle December 1 Boeing Air plane president William M Allen denied reports the firm sought higher air force prices to recover three month strike losses. The Machinists union claimed Boeing pressed for retroactive price raises to cover production losses. Allen called the claim unfounded and said the company seeks damages from the union for strike-caused losses in a pending suit. Eugene Padgett, 66, former Kansas newspaper man and ex Hatchinson News Herald circulation supervisor, died in San Diego after retirement in Vista. Funeral in Glendate Tueniay.
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Seattle
William M. Allen
Boeing Airplane Company
U. S. Air Force
Toases
The
Machiniste Union
Ind
Joseph L. McBreen
Boeing
Eugene Padgett
Hatchinson News-Herald
San Diego
Calif
Famene W. Padgett
Kansas
Vista
Padgett
Kan
News and Herald
Associated Presa
Lincoln
Nehr
Glendate Tueniay
Five Die As Result Of Argument Over Boilers
In St Paul Minnesota five Northern Pacific Railway shop workers were killed after an argument over boiler covers escalated to shooting. John J Hill aged 44 killed four coworkers T R Williams W L Butler Arthur Rube and Joseph T Murray before taking his own life with a deer rifle. A company official noted Hill was to replace boiler covers after state inspections.
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St. Paul
Minn
Dec
Northern Pacific Railway
John J. Hill
T. R. Williams
W. L. Butler
Arthur Rubend
Joseph T. Murray
Hill
Am Odoge
Bergen to Retire From Radio Temporarily
Hollywood December 14 Edgar Bergen plans a temporary retirement from radio after the December 26 broadcast to study television and broader entertainment industry shifts. He said the move allows him to gain perspective as radio and TV undergo flux amid recent sponsorship changes and brand ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Mandard Brands
Coca-Cola
Christmas May Be The Last For 3 Year Old Boy
In San Francisco on December 11 CP reports three year old Lewis Dillard has nephritis and may die within two years. He will spend part of his remaining time in hospital at the University of California and the rest at home with his parents in Napa. The family faces limited treatment options and the likelihood of a short time left before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lewis Dillard
Lewis
University of California Hospital
Be Lewin Dillard, Sr
Napa, A
Junger
Sheriff Death in Guymon Prisoner Car Crash
Sheriff Guy Mercer of Guymon Oklahoma was critically injured and a prisoner died during an automobile collision while returning to Oklahoma. Clarence Hogner of Guymon was injured. J B Morris died in Amarillo Hospital after the head on crash with William Lee Fonti a West Texas State College student.
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Amarillo
Tex
Deeth
Guy Mercer
Guymon
Okla
Oklaoma
Herever Tenday
Annother Guymon
Clarence Hogner
Morris
William Lee Fonti
West Texas State College
Fosti Ia
Old Home Town Wedding at Plymouth Congregational Church
Miss Barbara Kirchhoff wed Shelly Stroud McMillin Jr. Saturday at Plymouth Congregational Church Lor sing Frink played organ. Attendants included Miss Ads K Kirchhoff and Miss Jean Frink. Also notes engagements and local city matters.
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Barbara Louise Kirchhoff
George J. Kirchhoff
Shelly Stroud McMillin, Jr
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lorsing Frink
Virginia Varga
Corinne Highrise
Ads K. Kirchhoff
Jean Frink
Malcolm Maclaren
George G. Kirchhoff
David Beatt
Hovey H. Hanna
Alan Asher
Mel
Se Anderson
Mies Frits
Meyn
Ward-Belmont School
Nashville
City Accepts Memorial Hospital From Kansas Medical School
Twenty five years ago the city ay committee agreed to accept Memorial hospital from the University of Kansas medical school for a new 8 month contagious illness hospital. City acquires facility to expand local health services.
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Jean City
Medical School of
The
U of Kansas
Inense
I City
Plans Outlined for World Line by Whiteed Laming
Forty years ago Whiteed Laming, manager of the Kanan and Southwestern rai outlined his plans for line for the World. Thirty friends of Mr. and Mr. P.C. Eberhart and Misa Kitty Eber hart surprised them with an informal party yesterday. Mims Blanche Simons went Kens Gy today to see Polly of ue and Mrs. Clifford Moree and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mores of DeSoto epent today here, Corn on the local market brought a top price of 601 cents today, a fourth cent higher than the Rences City market. Wheat was bringing 98 conte this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteed Laming
Kanan
Rai
Line
P.C. Eberhart
Misa Kitty Eberhart
Mims Blanche Simons
Rences City
Oil and gas well completions rise in Kansas field
Field reports show a week in Kansas with 4 new oil wells rated at 22 839 barrels daily plus three gas wells estimated at 0 418 000 cubic feet daily and 10 dry holes. The tally marks a busier period since mid August with more new output than other weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanesas
Albert Cale Seeks Trade Deal Introductions
Albert Cale expects a deal to be introduced soon as he outlines plans in his role as district attorney. The statement mentions reduced vet benefits and the need for improved focus on Trovet idder and related local issues within the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Metall
Rand Erate Rem
Modern shipboard manners for holiday cruises and tips
Practical guidance on cabin etiquette pacing aboard a voyage. Includes sharing space, perfume and smoking limits, packing lightly, appropriate attire, and dinner dress expectations. Addresses seating, captain's table protocol, tipping practices, doctor fees, and avoiding overfamiliarity with fellow passengers.
Questions and Answers on Wedding Flower Etiquette
Dear Mrs Shaw answers discuss seating at the dinner table and who pays for bridal flowers. The writer confirms norms: the bride pays for her mother’s flowers and bridal bouquet, while parents typically cover church and reception floral decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Shaw
Mom
Shawi
Kaw
C.H
KMBC Radio Stars Highlight KMBC Programming
Long text describes KMBC radio hosts Millie and Sue and their musical acts. It notes their performances on Dinnerbell Roundup weekdays noon to 1 pm and Brush Creek Follies Saturdays, plus their fiddle and guitar talents. The piece highlights KMBC as a leading radio station in the Heart of America and mentions KMBC FM 160.5 me channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanens City
Sue
Élivs
Milt
Sind Sue
Millie
KMBC
Brush Creek Follies
Heart of America
Puzzle Clues and Short Answers From Widest Word Grid
A compact clue list presents numbered hints and partial words across themes like Latin terms mimicking, papal attire, birds, quagmires, emotions and roles. Entries such as right abbr mystic syllable papal cape blackbird family and others point to a crossword style answer set with cross references across 3 to 57 numbering.
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John H. Channel
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Jacob Eckert
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Albert Cale
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Thes
Ralph Hasy
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Wey
Arthur Golfrey
Valent Oowaite
Toni Am
RM BC
Mesiday
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Eaeer Bey
Garry Wilbaee
Sutad
Goa
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Cathy
Artrose
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Rand
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Hanna
the Castle Tea Room
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Vath
Masa
Aren
Kerr
L Loke Smith CO
Ash
Padia
Ireland
Titiola
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Aleutian Island
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Round Corner Drug CO
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Fred W. Rumsau
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Oscar B. Rumsey
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