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A fragile OCR fragment from a Kansas city paper lists routing and contact details for a Lawrence address, a Kansas City telephone, and a brief note about rates and subscriptions. It mentions Associated Press branding and republication rights, plus audit bureau membership and publication timing.
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Journal- Aegon BY the World
Conpan C
SIMO
Simons Putter
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
New York
Reith
Chicago
Michigan
Kansas City
Associated Press
Postoffice
Lance
Act of March ‘Ltd
False Prophets Warned In Sheep's Clothing Phrase
A brief religious note quotes Matthew 7 15 warning against false prophets dressed as harmless figures. The verse emphasizes inward danger and deceptive appearances.
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Matthew
Senate Hearing Highlights Nominee Julius C Holmes
The senate hearing on assistant secretaries for the State Department was mild with little criticism. Gen Julius C Holmes of Lawrence stood out for his overseas service, diplomacy and wartime roles with Allied commands from Africa to Europe, detailing a broad foreign affairs record.
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Senate
Stettinius State Department
Chandler
Stooge
Wall Street
Harry Hopkins
Julius C. Holmes
Lawrence
Holmes
State Department
Africa
Sicily
Italy
France
Belgium
Eisenhower
Calming the Greeks via Harold Alexander mission
Harold Alexander sent to Greece by Prime Minister Churchill to end civil war chaos and restore order. Leaders of the revolt seek negotiations with guarantees against prosecutions, while the irregulars who fought Germans deserve recognition. Support for an orderly regime is urged, with military considerations prevailing during changes. Douglas county meets Sixth War Loan quota. Tegner quota pending.
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Harold Alexander
Greece
Churchill
Alexander
Eet
Crepes
Douglas County
The Night Letter From Santa Monica On War Time Finances
A reader letter from Santa Monica Calif reflects on wartime shortages and financial anxiety. The writer recalls wheat belt inflation and heavy equipment buys on installment plans, warning of a looming crash and questioning public debt and future spending amid urban and rural contrasts. News notes many ponder the same question without a clear answer.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Hays
Fii
The War Today on Allied Military Load and Fairness
The column argues Uncle Sam bears a large but not unjust share of Western Europe and the Orient’s burden. It cites Stimson, Churchill, and Hershey to show allied contributions are balanced by need, manpower, and agreements, not whims, stressing this unity as a peace pillar.
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Uncle Sam
Western
Europe
Orient
Munich
Stimson
John Bull
France
Hitler
Russia
Britain
America
Vistula
Churchill
House of Commons
United States
Empire
Hershey
Selective Service
England
Old Home Town staff recalled at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Chaotic notes recount staff meetings at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with Dr. T Jones elected assistant chief of staff and Dr. L S Powell reelected secretary. Mrs W H Dietz returns from a two month visit, Miss Barbara Koenig to attend a teen show in Kansas City, and several social events and gatherings are listed including a 40th wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs O M Hird.
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Lawrence Memorial Pital
T. Jones
Powell
W. H. Dietz
Dietz
Fowen
Mys
C. B. Spencer
Iola
Ae J. Anderson
Inglesidde Club
Armstro
Robert Albrecht
Memorial
Roan
Winifred Koenig
Barbara Koenig
Will
Dora Brett
O.M. Hird
Parl Jardon
Roy Jardon
Paul' Johanning
F. W. McDonane
Wil Reinisch
Fred Conny
Spies
Harold Ponticus
Pontius
Calutarn Frowe
Jane Roper
W. A. Ramey
Rowland
West Side
Sbyterian
Twenty five years ago social and student notes recollected
Twenty five years ago a price committee meeting for cordwood profiteering was held at Mildred Cutter’s home with a dinner party. The guest list included many local girls and Miss Ida Logue was elected to Alpha Omicron Pi. Students listed home for Christmas include Helen Friend, Virginia Pendleton, Harland Carter, and others at Rogers Hall, Grafton Hall, Milita Academy, Shattuck, Staunton Military Academy, and more. Social events featured a Camp Fire fudge party and a SBC chocolate tea with Suzanna Moody and friends. Margarite Lescher celebrated a birthday.
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Jens Willard
Mildred Cutter
Alice Griesa
Ma Engel
Eleanor Brown
Lucinda Griffith
Helen Skilton
Edna Underwood
Josephine Farrell
Persis’ Kod Marie Brown
Lucile Tibals
Ida Logue
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Helen Friend
Rogers’ Hall
Lowell
Mass
Virginia Pendleton
Grafton Hall
Fondulac
Wis
Harland Carter
Feeerick Jaedicke
Milita Academy
Geores Buliene
Veternitary Academy
Alton
Howard #itch
Shattuck School
Faribault
Minn
Wendell Mack
Edwin Young
Staunton Military Academy
Stau
Forty Years Ago Wedding in Berkeley Cal
Fort y years ago Miss Cora Sessions daughter of George Sessions and R R McFarland were married at Berkeley California on December 7 Mrs McFarland a Northwestern University School of Oratory graduate they plan to move to Lawrence tomorrow to make their home Emma L Hill who visited L L Corbin left for Oswego this morning. Teachers Woodshire Kate Rigi Miss Daley Wood Miss Izzi Miss Dixon and Miss Guila Myers of Lawrence schools visited Topeka schools today. An omnibus will be 15 cents tomorrow night after the concert at the Presbyterian church Carrie Lyons and Helen G Metcalf visited schools in Kansas City today.
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Cora Sessions
George Sessions
R. R. McFarland
Berkeley
Calif
Dixon
Guila Myers
Lawrence
Topeka
Presbyterian Church
Carrie Lyons
Helen G. Metcalf
Kansas City
Fund to State Society From Elizabeth Reader
Topeka, Dec. 12, Miss Elizabeth Reader, who died last summer in San Diego, left 5500 to the Kansas Historical Society to commemorate her parents, the late Mr and Mrs Samuel J Reader, participants in the state's turbulent early history. Kirk W Mechem, secretary, said the money would likely be invested in war bonds and the income used for library purposes. Rader was a well known figure in territorial days and was with the free state forces of Gen James H Lane in the battle with pro-
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Topeka
Elizabeth Reader
San Diego
Calif
Kansas Historical Society
Samuel J. Reader
Kirk W.mechem
Mechem
Rader
Free State
James H. Lane
Fragmented Clues Hint at Puzzle Solutions Across Topics
A fragmented OCR item lists clues and partial answers spanning animal names places and numbers.Readers must infer word fills such as Ireland mineral rock and measures while noting references to directions verbs and ancient Egyptian terms. The piece resembles a crossword style prompt with scattered hints and incomplete entries.
Hayes resigns as ambassador to Spain in 1942 reshuffles
Washington reports Carlton Hayes resigns as ambassador to Spain and Norman Armour named to replace him. Armour, acting director of the state department's office of American republic affairs, had been ambassador to Argentina and is reassigned to a new post. Laurence A. Steinhardt becomes ambassador to the Czech government in exile. Hallett Johnson to Costa Rica. Desportes' death prompts vacancy. Hayes, a former Columbia University history professor, helped negotiate the Spanish wolfram deal with Britain.
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Washington
White House
Carlton Hayes
Spain
Norman Armour
Armour
State Department
American Republic Affairs
Stettinius
Roosevelt
United States-Argentina
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Turkey
London
Hallett Johnson
Costa Rica
Fay Desportes
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hayes
Columbia University
Samuel Hoare
Germany
Seth Low
Columbia
Tea for British troops at SHAEF center ends coffee rule
General Eisenhower moved to boost allied cooperation after noting discontent at his advance command post and ordered tea with meals for British signals troops, replacing the prior coffee with American ration.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Eisenhower
War Service Board Denies Appeal on Certificate Decision
An appeal to secure a certificate of availability was granted for Ruth Richardson of Lawrence after a plant doctor deemed she could not continue work at Sun lower Ordnance Works due to health. Elmer E. Jacobs of Shawnee, previously promoted but unhappy with pay, had his appeal denied, with the board ruling he was employed at his highest skill. Lone Star Bond sales see a district increase when a local resident buys an extra bond and a county employee boosts pledge.
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Mrebibery
Elmer E. Jacobs
Shawnee
Kan
S. 0.W
Ite
Beehore
Jacobs
Baldwin News Holiday Plans and Fraternity Party
Mrs. George Ermey, hostess at Parmenter Commons, will depart next week for Washington to spend Christmas with her son Ensign Calvin Ermey. Mrs. Amos Guthree, district president of Phi Mu, visited the local chapter last weekend. The Zeta Chi fraternity held its annual Christmas party last Friday.
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Mire
Olathea
Jean Frances Easter
Girl Reserve
Nortonville
Matthew Scott
Orkeley
Scott
Nesday
Mra
Scott Will
Cee ‘Werence
Phi Chapter
Cross
Fran
George Ermey
Parmenter, Commons
Washington
Ensign Calvin Ermey
Amos Guthree
Phi Mu Sorority
Zeta Chi
Acacia and Cedar Motifs Drive Biblical household conflict
In a courtyard scene under Roman rule Michal pleads for an acacia tree to mark her daughter’s birth as a rebuke to a cedar her past planted. Joel questions her, Malachi’s presence deepens old wounds, and family tensions unfold amid a Paschal plan and memories of Drusus and Flavia.
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Michal
Dan
Herod
Alain
Joel
Jonathan
Malachi
Flavia
Time Chime Prom Recalls Bonnie Jean Adriance Event
Fragmentary OCR hints at a school or club event titled Time Chime or prom. Names Adriance Martha Ryan Katherine appear and linked individuals suggest a local social or school function with attendees referenced. Further readable context is limited but indicates a social page item.
Radio schedule highlights for December 18 and 14
A dense list of radio programs across stations WREN WDAF KMBC and EMBC covers Armstron g Big Brother Club Lum and Abner News and various concerts and talk shows. The schedule features Jack Armstrong Dunninger Eddie Cantor and Thomas Cantor acts, with segments on politics culture and agriculture and ends with a Kansas agricultural program and a women voters feature.
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Wren
Jack Armatrong
EMEC
Hig Brother Club
EU Kueem
WDAF
Carton of
Chéars
EMBC
Dr. Christian
Wren —Dunninger
Eddie Cantor
Victory
Raymond Gram
KMBC
Newacast
M. E -Wren
MBC
Wren Hes J. Taylor
Nelson Eddy
Tom Collins
A.P
Wren-Russ More
Mushlebach
Tammy Tucker
George Paxton
Cissa Lee Crealey
Newa
Eck Armstrong
Sho Waring
Fred
World Today
Keen
Bob Burna
Chester Bowles
K. C.' Feuhasraanle
WDAP
Frank Morgan
Lum
Abner
Poar-Dinsh Shore
Death Valley
Bowes
Munsle Hall
Corliss Archer
Hen Yestory
Bend
Jonn
Davis
Jack Wi
Ad Wren
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