Dr Hewlett Johnson rebuked by archbishop over socialist views
Dr Hewlett Johnson known as the red dear for Canterbury Cathedral faces a sharp rebuke from the Archbishop of Canterbury, head of the Church of England. He defends his right to express socialist views as a Christian spokesman, citing his appointment by the late Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald. The piece notes ongoing tensions between Johnson and church leaders and discusses broader debates on religion and politics.
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Hewlett Johnson
Red
Britain
Canterbury
Church of England
Ramsey MacDonald
Ltenal
Free London Daily Worker
Htt
Poe
Sparta
Fe Sterts
Capberbury
United State
Ruyter
Niagara Falls
Bounty Distribution Under Scrutiny Amid Donor Enthusiasm
The article cautions that initial enthusiasm for aid must not overlook the proper processes that ensure donor bounty reaches the needy, emphasizing careful handling and accountability in distribution practices.
Adult education in colleges and universities debated
A discussion on expanding adult education in higher learning focuses on four forms: extension courses, correspondence study, and informal instruction. Proponents urge university teachers and facilities to serve the community, urging more outreach to working adults seeking continued learning.
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Titus
Lightened by Praise Quote on a Frida y Page
A fragment from a Lawrence Kansas newspaper page shows copyright notice for Associated Press content and a Bible verse or religious quote about praise and heaviness. The readable text includes publication details and a December date.
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Teaiah
Looting and economic collapse in occupied zones reported
Readable lines allege German resources in occupied areas are being looted by Soviet authorities. The broken report notes harsher conditions after the Tag Four conference and cites estimates that Russians have devalued two thirds of money and bonds.
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Eed
Uns
Government rackets claim campaign harms Navajo aid efforts
A resident missionary and noted western surgeon criticizes a starv ing Navajo help campaign as a government ploy to siphon public funds. He concedes poverty exists yet argues extra spending on bar service experiments will not fix the core issues. He says agencies push high pressure tactics to sway Congress and sustain emergency governance.
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West
Congress
Europe Faces Long Recovery Amid Aid Plans
The piece argues Europe will require a lengthy recovery, with widespread destruction, and questions the practicality of President Tristan's proposed aid exceeding 17 billion deMare. It stresses that recovery hinges on European self‑help and that new destruction is ongoing despite U.S. spending.
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Europe
Tristan
United States
Relief Food Waste Casts Shadow on European Aid
Discussion centers on the Friendship Train relief for Europe noting four and a half million dollars of Greece bound food spoiled in distribution. Suspicions arise of food diverted to commercial channels by local distribution workers, underscoring the need for a tightly supervised system to accompany fundraising campaigns in the United States.
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Europe
Greece
United States
Carlson Named to Federal Reorganization Committee
Gov Frank Carlson of Kansas was appointed by former President Hoover to a commission panel overseeing federal and state governmental restructuring. The appointment reflects his long service and experience in public affairs, including work on transportation and state-federal relations.
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Frank Carlson
Kansas
Hoover
Carlon
Brit ‘of Representatives
Bret
Federal
Trespolar
Waer
Utah
Es Aero Ae
Holiday Fire Safety Rules for Christmas Trees
A safety notice echoes the National Board of Fire Undersitters urging Americans to guard holiday decorations. Keep candles and heat sources away from trees and fabrics, use only safe electric lights with intact cords, and never leave lights unattended. Remove the tree promptly if needles shed or lights overheat, and keep kids and pets away from potential fire hazards.
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Trefivettrat
National Board of Fire
Chrestipas
University courses aim to boost student motivation through fresh pedagogy
The report notes university lectures by professors focus on progressive methods to revive music study. It highlights efforts to refresh student engagement beyond traditional instruction, suggesting new approaches improve motivation and learning outcomes.
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University of California
Pittburg
Fragmented World Budget Note in Goa Herald Teaser
A garbled OCR fragment from the Herald presents a budget note referencing Goa and a world context. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only vague hints of financial or policy discussion and local reporting.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits Births and Events
Mrs George Beal hosts a tea with guests Mrs Bertha A Lartes of Scotts Wash and Prof K Land es, and Mrs Jean Sherman wintering with her daughter Mrs W B Maddox. Midland Rural club and many others share holiday travels weddings and anniversaries among families in the community.
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George Beal
Bertha A. Lartes
Scatts Wash
Kok. Landes
Jean Sherman
W. BR. Maddox
J. H. Eihest
Midland Rural Club
Xed
Lioyd Weihel
Poute
Frank Brune
J. D. Funk
Lena B. Funk
Edward Feneward, Sr
New Orleans
W. G. Fairly
Theriday
Los Angels
Rey Moore
Wichita
George Moore
Dorothy Inglehart
John Paynter
Christmas Mail Heaviest Ever At Lawrence Post Office
The Lawrence post office reports its heaviest Christmas mail load in twenty five years as postmaster C. S. Finch notes the surge. University candle sales raised about 1100 dollars for the K U Friendship Fund to be split among the K U Student Loan Fund Near East Relief and European relief. Mrs Theodore Kuester and Mr Kuester announce the birth of a son joining their five daughters. Madge McCall of Glenn is also mentioned in related notes.
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Lawrence
C. S. Finch
K. U. Friendship Fund
John R. Dyer
K. U
Near East Relief
General
Theodore Kuester
Lecompton
Madge McCall
Dave McCall
Glenn
Forties News Roundup From Kansas City And Local Towns
Forty years ago report notes Miss Marie Sinclair expected to arrive from Chicago next week. F A Kaseld in Kansas City weekly. J M Fitch back from a lengthy western Kansas trip. John Wabaunsee left for Mayetta. Kansas City Mayor H M Beardslee to speak at K U chapel. Fire department official examined old steam engine warned it could explode if steamed. repair cost about 500 dollars, new engine about ten times higher. Mattie Shaw and August Kampschroeder wed December 11 at Shaw home with bridal party.
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Marie Sinclair
Chicago
Roemi
F. A. Kaseld
Kansas City
J. M. Fitch
Kansas
John Wabaunsee
Mayetta
H. M. Beardslee
K. U. Chapel
Mattie Shaw
August Kampschroeder
J. H. Snyder
Lecompton
T. A. Shaw
Lola Shaw
Eva Hartman
William Hartman
Charles Torneden
The Rat-Hole in Zlin and American Spirit Debate
Excerpts discuss socialism vs American spirit as the source of prosperity, contrasting private property and initiative with European welfare. A Nevada item notes a jeep accident with seven riders, one driver asleep, minor injuries.
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Kia
Vernier
Sinat
Teltras
Phatasus
Attlee
England
Europe
Reno
Nev
Sin
Paraphrased quips reflect chaotic weather and misprints
Words mix humor and weather notes with stray phrases about March of Dimes and skid hazards. The garbled text references drivers in snow drifts and suggests varying views on greatness while noting conditions are poor.
Latin American Talks Open in Washington on Pan American Goals
Edson reports that 21 American republics meet in Washington to discuss a Western Hemisphere charter and security links. Latins seek balanced U S involvement, own development, and government-to-government financial backing amid questions about a Latin Marshall Plan.
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Ashington
D. C
NEA
Washington
United States
Europe
China
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Bogota
Colombia
Latin America
Union
Council of Foreign Ministers
United Nations
Pan-Am. Ec. Ind Soc. Council
International Bank For Latin America
World Bank
U Fe
U. S
Mexico
Chile
U.S
British Official HORIZONT Puzzle Clues and Answers
A scrambled clue list presents cryptic style hints with numbers and partial phrases. The layout includes across and vertical entries such as Nimbus, Cerium symbol Ce, and compass points, suggesting a word puzzle grid.
Radio Programs Friday Evening December 19 20 Listings
Radio schedule fragment lists shows and times for December 19 and 20. Entries include news, Follies, Hit Parade, Opry, Lassie, New York Symphony, and various music programs. Several station identifiers appear with program names and time blocks.
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Saras
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Associated Press
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Attore
Goa
High Prairie
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Richland
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W. Bront
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Charles Topping
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Zlin
Samuel 5
Pettengile
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Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
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Sulitip
Stables
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Grant
Jacob
Wyss Mae
Fei
Marie
Wilson
Complete Travel Service
Bermuda
West Indies
DOWNS
Alabama Street
B. G. Gustafson Optometrist Glassen
Eberhart & Son
Shelby Bicycles
Kirkpatrick
RADIO
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Ballerica Hanna
Amera
Wrights
Mase
Wdaf
WREN
Sday
Teoor Lassie
New York
Symphonyge
Manpon
Hari
Thetts
Musicale
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Inchell
Ageher
Wei
Lionel
E. Niath
Roxali Drug Store
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Charles Dickens
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