Nines, Batter, and Publican Headlines From Journal World
A rugged OCR fragment outlines a Journal World page with references to Nines and a Batter Publican, noting Associated Press use and republication by the newsroom. Mentions Representatives Sorensen and Thorpe and a February publication date with a focus on civic notices and printed deadlines.
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Orner
Sorensen
Thorpe
Associated Press
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World federation urged as answer to war threat
W. T. Holliday, president of a major Ohio company, argues in a Readers Digest excerpt that only world federation can avert renewed war. He urges U S citizens to decide for peace, hoping nations including Russia will follow. He warns atomic and biological warfare loom unless action is taken.
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W. T. Holliday
Standard 41 Company
Ohio
Wenshhers World Federation
Holliday
World
Federation
Journal-World
G. A. Borges
United States
Russia
Bridges Seeks Cuts to federal budget claim in Kansan burden
Senator Styles Bridges chairs the Senate appropriations committee arguing Kansans pay nearly five times as much for federal support as for state government. He cites a 257 million dollar federal burden versus 78 million state costs, urging tighter federal spending and more local oversight.
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Styles Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kansan
Traman
Bridges
Washington
With Votex in Mind New York and the big industries centers
The piece notes rising resentment in New York toward large industry hubs amid debate over Votex influence. It emphasizes regional tensions, economic power, and public response shaping policy considerations.
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Votex
New York
Political Motives Behind Legislative Timing Questioned
The text argues that supporters of the Democratic ticket persist in backing the party despite residence issues. It notes past reliance on this habit for support and suggests the administration counts on it not breaking away. It hints that reasons will be offered for current legislation but flags political motive as significant.
Arabs Mobilize Rumors of Damascus Army Build Up
Rumors claim Arab forces are massing near Damascus for a mid month offensive against Palestine Jews. The civil war risk rises as British policing withdraws, exposing UN enforcement gaps in Palestine. War parties may push to force a settlement by arms, with little effective UN authority to restrain them.
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Damascus
United Nations
U. N
Palestina
Winter Relief for Sensitive Men In Topeka Capital Plan
The Topeka Capital argues for quick action to aid sensitive men facing a hard season. It jokes a woman size shovel could help, urging invention to ease the strain of office-bound men thinking of the Little Woman. A Harvey county note: Hazeldell district school building burned recently and a barn on the grounds is used temporarily as pupils’ space.
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Topeka
Haze
Dellistrict
Harvey County
Sherman letter shows fear of nominating for president at 66
In May 1884 General William T. Sherman wrote James G Blaine he would refuse the Republican nomination and not serve if elected He called himself a fool madman and an ass at 66 warning of tempestuous power and neglectful subordinates while noting the burden of impecunious friends and old military aides The Kingman Journal comments on how Americans once rejected taxation without representation and how that echoes in tempers over representation and leadership.
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Omahe World-Herald
Sherman
James G. Blaine
United States
Columbia University
UN to Arm Palestine Peace Force in Quick Plan
Article outlines Zionist and Arab tensions after the UN partition decision. It notes Jewish Agency fears an Arab plot to overthrow the plan and reports guerrilla fighting from Jerusalem to the sea. Delegates discuss establishing a UN armed force by March 31 with British mandate ending mid May and Security Council action amid Big Five veto concerns.
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Palestine
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Jerusalem
A. P
Joseph C. Goodwin
Damascus
Syra
U. N. Palestine Commission
Commission
Hrades
U. N. Security Council
Security Council
Russia
Palentine
Moscow
Middle East
America
Britain
Guatemala
Woman Frees Husband's Death Case in Kansas Trial
Virginia Aline Akins, mother of four, is cleared of a second degree murder charge in the fatal Labor Day shooting of her husband Jack Akins, 29, in Pittsburg Kansas. The jury heard testimony that the shooting followed a family quarrel and took place after a Labor Day event.
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Pittsburg
Kan
UPA Clatriet Court
Virginia
Old Home Town notices from Kaw river power plant to weddings and anniversaries
News items include start of work on the K E P power plant on the Kaw river, illness of Mrs Edward C Neustifter, a large cast list for LMHS operetta Oh Doctor, a golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Eugene Lutz, a Badsky Williams wedding with detailed ceremony notes, and various social events and local engagements with dates and names.
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K.E.P
Kaw River
Edward C. Neustifter
K. U
LMHS
David Watermulder
Joyce Wiesselman
Phyllis Burgert
Jack Dodua
Bob Weir
Charles Paxton
Howard Woodard
Fogey Wadhams
Rozanne Edwards
Mercy Laessiz
Wanda Mercer
Vernon Smoots
Lewia Riederer
Ed Montgomery
Guy Glenn
Hampton White
Bernardina Green
Joe Sweeley
Eugene Lutz
Lone Star
Augusta Finntom
Bertha Hadsky
Eve
Rs. Badsky
Arthur Williams
Anna McGrace
Kansas
Albert
Misa May Josphine Hoyt
Samuel
Prizes in Mathematics Awarded and Local Society Notes
Twenty five years ago prizes for exceptional mathematics work were awarded. News notes mention Mia Holmes and Fram Dailey, marriage plans for Mia, and Emma Misa Cathering McCreath returning to Kansas City to teach at Central High School. Other items recall a Messiah performance at Grace Cathedral with McNitty, Milton, and Jack Dizon. Forty years ago items begin with Mary Ada markings.
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Nive Wey
Ruth
Mia
Holmes
Messiah
Grace Cathedral
McDonald
McNitty
Pree G
Milton
Jack Dizon
Europe Closer to Recovery Says UN Europe Plan
Geneva reports optimistic UN Economic Commission for Europe survey underway led by Nicolas Kaldor and Gunnar Myrdal. Experts warn postwar recovery hinges on harvests, unrest, and American aid as Europe struggles to reach self sufficiency in food and raw materials.
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Europe
United Nations Economic Commission For Europe
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U. S
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The
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Hungary
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Sweden
Gunnar Myrdal
Secretariat
Soviet Union
United States
Paul R. Porter
Kenosha
Wis
Real Wits of Naaki Poo Te Be Sperned in K U Play
Fragmented OCR yields cryptic lines about a K U play with names Giang Sullivan operetta Athens and dates, unclear roles, and garbled phrases. This terse item hints at a campus performance with uncertainties in cast and event details.
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Naaki
K.U
Notable Local Names in Odd Theatre Plot
Peg Jane Zollinger of Junction City appears in a peculiar stage scene alongside Harriet Harlow of Kansas City. The dialogue hints at strained relationships and a melodramatic turn as the heroine muses on love and domestic order.
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Peg Jane Zollinger
Junction City
Earl of Derby Dies at 82 in Prescot England
Prescot England February 4 The Earl of Derby 82 longtime Britain war secretary during World War I died at his country home after a relapse from a cold His horses won the Derby three times and he bred top racehorses for nearly fifty years His heir Lord Stanley and Lady Derby survived along with his widow Lady Alice Montagu applications to charitable efforts and memorials noted Lord Derby’s public service and Anglo American friendship work.
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England
Earl of Derby
Britain
Lord Derby Long
Ort
Lord Stanley
Ladyrby
Althe
Rd Pety
Darby
Lord Derby
Pilgrims
London Memorial
Roosevelt
Grosvenor Square
Earl
Alice Montafue
Winter boosters elect Wilbern third district president
In Girard Kansas D A Wilbern of Coffeyville was chosen president of the third district Winter For Congress club. The group backs Tom D Winter for Republican nomination for the third district seat now held by Rep Herbert A Meyer of Independence. Meyer defeated Winter in the prior primary after four terms in Congress. A stray sentence notes the earths magnetic field strength far above the surface.
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Girard
Kan
D. A. Wilbern
Coffeyville
Tom D. Winter
Herbert A. Meyer
Independence
Winer
Congress
Meyer
Nee Tee
Fragmented science crossword clue jumble
A disjointed OCR snippet mentions a physicist and multiple scattered terms including insect, seed pod, Greek, brain passages, Egyptian and Venetian terms, and municipal instrument. It reads like a puzzle fragment listing clues and partial answers without a coherent narrative or full items.
Radio Programs on Ship 108 WRe the KPKU February 4 Evening
Radio listings show WREN KMBC WDAF and KMBC night schedule including Crosby and KMBC News. Beulah Beulah and Henry Morgan segments appear with Star Pro and Mr Keen. Thursday February 3 features various relative Edstas Elmer Dake and Strike It Lucky with Jack Carson.
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Wren
Edstas
Roar
Elmer Dake Rubch
Hernry Kogsa Keane
Star
Kmbc- News
Alarce Ramup
T Wi
Ren
Henry Morgan
Mr Keen
Jack Carson
Tees0ck Reviews by Prof W D Fe in Kansas
A brief item notes Professor W D Fe of Kansas offering a review or commentary titled Tees0ck Reviews. The source text is garbled but points to a scholarly or public interest notice involving the professor and a price or figure around $20.
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Thursaey
W. DI
Wormen
Kansas
Doria Fise
Enlightenment Axes at KU Museum Exhibition
An exhibit prepared by Life editors opens February 1 at the University of Kansas Museum of Art, tracing the 18th century Enlightenment with photographs and images. It shows Versailles, Paris, and the clash between Enlightenment ideas and the old regime, featuring artists such as Boucher Fragonard Watteau David Greuze and Soufflot among others.
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Life
University of Kansas Museum of Art
Immanuel Kent
Versailles
Bourgeo
Boucher
Fragonard
Nattier
Watteau
David
Greuze
Jon
Prize Fighters Recalled In Barbs YYHO Note
Fragmentary 1948 era note references prize fighters and price fighting. Odd lines mention March of Dimes and a joke about socks for money. Narrative hints at changing times and radio programs shaping nightly routines.
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