Subscription Rates and Publication Notice for Journal World Ag REMONE
The Journal-World Ag REMONE lists subscription rates set at 9.00 per year for one month, with 9.00 for a year option and various regional offices in New York Chicago Kansas City and Lawrence. It includes Associated Press affiliation and Bureau of Circulations audit, and notes publication on weekdays with religious reference and a Bible verse 80:12.
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Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Marchard
Supreme Court Review Of Yamashita Case Delayed
Allied headquarters in Tokyo asserts war crimes trials fall under military responsibility. If upheld, prosecutors face limits on attempting to establish universal rights beyond armed conflict. The Yamashita decision influences Nuernberg trials and raises debate over constitutional rights and ex post facto implications.
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United States Supreme Court
Yamashita
MacArthur
Tokyo
Suprema Court
Ppintal
Yamshite
Legat
Emporia considers higher valuation to curb rents
An Emporia Chamber of Commerce director urges a higher valuation on rental properties with unreasonably high rents to improve return on investment for landlords. The Gazette notes the plan is hard boiled but worth courthouse study. Even fewer housing units may result from OPA ceilings and slow remodeling, delaying postwar home building as the nation struggles to fix rent and housing shortages.
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Emporial Chamber of Commerce
Emporia Gagette
OPA
America
Secret Big Three Meetings Report Stir Public Interest
A circulated report suggests secret Big Three talks have occurred and unfinished business from prior sessions surfaces. The accuracy of commitments from Yalta remains uncertain and public hope depends on further clarification and potential future meetings.
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Yalta
Read named Lawrence official named state highway patrol head
Governor Behoeppal appointed Lt Col Lathrop B Read superintendent of the state highway patrol on merit. Read served in World War I, National Guard, and World War II, gaining credit and experience in law enforcement and reserve service. Lawrence friends expect a competent courteous force and a clean agency.
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Lawrence
Lathrop B. Read
State
Highway Patrol
Behoeppal
Read
National Guard
Reserve
State Highway Patrol
Legion Pushes Bradley Removal From Veterans Bureau
The American Legion contemplates removing Gen Omar Bradley as Veterans Bureau director. The national commander is putting early pressure to rally support, amid widespread delays and bureaucratic tangle. Bradley is not deemed incompetent, despite criticism of bureau delays.
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The
American Legion
Omar Bradley
Veterans Bureau
Legion
Bradley
MacArthurs Figures Spark Army Debate In Japan Occupation
The Dorado Times reports that MacArthur’s plan for 200000 troops in Japan faces criticism from big arm y advocates while the present force stands at 203817. If 3817 are sent home next month the total would match MacArthur’s figure within six months.
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MacArthurs
Japan
MacArthur
Jimit
Pacific
Belgium Recovers Pace Amid War Aftermath and Black Market Crisis
The article reports Belgium showing signs of recovery despite wartime devastation, noting plentiful food but high prices and bread cheap while meat is costly. It describes unemployment limited to bombed sectors, coal shortages finally easing, and black market activity fading as government crackdowns rise. It also mentions Rue Des Radis as a hub for illicit trades and a Kansas City reception for Brazilian officers. An unrelated note adds a Kansas event and a new shirt cloth innovation.
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Brusaela
Belgium
Germany
France
Antwerp
Liege
Bruges
Brunvelp
Mack
Rue Des Radis
New York
Old Home Town Fire Sparks Rescue Save Life
Lawrence pulmotor squad freed Robert Reese from gas fumes after he collapsed in a basement near a hot water heater. Eli Wilson commission house aided the effort. him and his wife had left the home moment before the incident. Several social notices follow about visits engagements and travels of local residents and families.
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Lawrence
Robert Reese
Tennessee Street
Leo Michael
Otto Brenthinger
Mildred Faanch
Eddach
Fairview
Adolph M. Werkthin
Annabel Tenia
Donald 2
Hope
Dave Forman
Four new citizens welcomed to Will f dora and area
Twenty five years past four new residents joined Will f dora William Hutt of Baldwin John Emil Carlson and Horace Knight Lury of Lawrence. An interurban motorman appeared in court the morning after he ran over and cut in two a fire hose while the department had been called to the scene.
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Will Fdora
William Hutt
Baldwin
John Emil Carlson
Horace Knight Lury
Lawrence
Ward King speaks on good roads at Lawrence
Forty years earlier Ward King inventor of the King road drug visited Lawrence and addressed a crowd in the opera house on how to make good roads without money. The Douglas County Medical Society met with about 20 members and admitted four new doctors Anderson Phillips Gifford and Sadler. Little Evelyn Alrich celebrated her first birthday, with her parents and several babies including Margaret Phillips Edward Foster George Eddy Churchill Margaret Gostetson Andrew Hughes Martha Balley and Theodore Lander visiting.
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Ward King
Lawrence
Opera House
Douglas County Medical Society
Doctore Anderson
Carl Phillips
Gifford
Sadler
Evelyn Alrich
A. G. Ae
Mamaa
Margaret Phillips
Edward Foster
George Eddy Churchill
Margaret Gostetson
Andrew Hughes
Martha Balley
Theodore Lander
Pocket History of the Second World War edited by Commager
A New York pocket edition presents journalism based accounts of early landings and opening fronts. The annalist view focuses on immediate impressions rather than final judgments in a concise, clearly printed volume. The closing line urges this generation to strive for a moral, lasting peace.
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Henry Steele Commager
Focket Books
New York
Dutch Bulbs Returning to Market After War
Toronto reports promise of abundant Dutch bulbs in Canada and the U S by next September. Anthony Boozen, who oversaw northern Holland during 1942–45, says fields avoided floods though some were damaged by V2 rocket blasts. An advance display of postwar Holland tulips will debut in Queen's Park this spring, with 100,000 bulbs sent as a liberation gift.
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Toronto
Canada
United States
Anthony Boozen
Boozen
Holland
Queen's Park
Chinese General Horizontal 69 Lease LS Pictured
A compact note listing a series of crossword style clues and their numbered entries. It includes terms like German river Chinese VERTICAL 11 Spun fiber and various short definitions such as Father Horny plate Possess Army unit Sprouts Cruder Timber and Sun god. The fragment appears to be a word puzzle page with scattered entries and no cohesive narrative.
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East India
Japanese General Admits Ordering Bataan Death March
Manila reports Lt Gen Masaharu Homma admitted under cross examination that he issued the order for the Bataan march of about 70,000 American POWs and accepted moral responsibility for deaths. He said he was not kept informed about POW treatment and trusted reports, while denying direct accountability for a surrender threat leaflet. He claimed he did not learn the march was called a death march until September prior to his surrender.
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Manila
Masaharo Homma
Bataan
Penertenn
Ne Fm
Frank Meek
Cakiwe'l
Tde
Bataunt
Meekin
Homma
Balanga
San Fernando
O'Donnell
Altho
Meek
Corregidor
Inter
Baldwin News Highlights Local People and Upcoming Birthday
Rev Circle W Brewster called on Baldwin patients at Memorial hospital in Lawrence. The Rev and Mrs Harold Soulen visited their Baker freshman daughter Dorothy Jean. Dorothy Jean’s family and friends attended a wedding in Lawrence where Mildred C Black married Lt Raymond Dessel. Dr Charles W Bailey plans birthday cards as he attends church events. Eugene Griffen and family visit in Gardner and surrounding towns.
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Circle W. Brewster
Lawrence
Baldwin
Memorial Hosibital
Harold Soulen
Lowman Memorial Methodist Church
Topeka
Dorothy Jean
Baker
Soulens
Kansas City
Elmer E. Hollar
Roscoe Davidson
Hilda Peterson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mildred C. Black
Earl Black
City
Raymond Dessel
Joseph F. Dessel
Ossian
Iowa
St. John's Catholic Church
A. G. Guido
Clarence Link
Salina
Link van Bert
Catherine M. Adame
Organ
Baker University
George Bleck
Black Shome
Black
Dessel
George Black
Gerry Dessel
Robert JG
Mitchell
Don Black
Edward J. Cragoe
Mra
Carl Eb, Butell
Elizabeth Bentley
Clarence 1
Graduate High School
Omicron
Alpha Chi Omena
K City
Soa
Angeles
Calif
Mia
Camp Crowder
Nevada
Atmone
Houston
Texas
Springfield
Caryl Dodds
Charlex Zeisensis
Frank Neff
Kannani City
W. M. Halliburton
Mixa Fern Halliburton
Gardner
Richard Holloway i
Virginia
Mian Nell McCain
Independence
Misa Elizabeth Florieht
Toneke
Eugene Griffen
Law-rence Memorial Hospital
Commany
Fisie Mae
George Schubert
Charles W. Bailey
Obituary for Robert D. Hell Hall of Emmett Idaho
Robert D. Hell Hall born September 11 1873 near Baldwin died January 13 1946 at his home in Emmett Idaho buried River View cemetery Emmett He lived on farms near Baldwin Baker University Ottawa College wife Helen L Ingle two children Virgil and Margaret Addell deceased Moved to Larsen North Dakota 1906 Forest Grove Oregon 1919 to Emmett Idaho for health Survived by wife Helen Hall son Virgil E Halt of Portland
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Robert D. Hell
Robert D. Hall
Thomas M. Hall
Baldwin
Emmett
Idaho
River View
Baker University
Rollege
Ottawa
Helen L. Ingle
Virgil
Margaret Addell
Larsen
N. D
Forest Grove
Ore
Helen Hall
Virgil E. Halt
Portland
Hall family ties span two states in midwest names listed
Ore three brothers Tom Ha San John Hall Edinburg IL and Bert Hall of Emmett two sisters Mrs Nellie Kelleman and Miss Ethel Hall both of Baldwin appear in the family group.
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Ore
Tom Ha
San John Hall
Edinburg, IL
Bert Hall
Emmett
Nellie Kelleman
Ethel Hall
Baldwin
Radio and TV Listings Prompt Evening Feb 7 1956
Radio program schedule lists Jack Armstrong and Burns and Allen style sketches. Multiple stations KMBC WREN WDAF WDAP KNDBC KMBC- a dense lineup shows shows by Nero Quern Frank Sinatra and Duke Ellington. Local time slots include mornings, afternoons, and late night music and talk.
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Wren
Jack Armstrong
Ee aeHig
Chik
KMBC
Ikeewscast
the Lone Feager
Nery Quern
WearConeres
WDAF
Sen Es Linn
Abner Busthe
Jack Caren
WDAP
Mr. and
Mire
Wrenshiner
Davis Tawa
Dr. Christian
Joan Herghott
Loe Guillen
Cantor
Wren-Avinriega Tren
Creel LI
Ubia Musica America
Ovaine
Ck Smith
Andrews Breiers
Stow
Collins Wrex
Church of the
Jack Armatrone
Wait Rg Brother Hh
Sponkee
MGC Wwentert
Ediaora
Wdak—Newneast
de NeWacant
Sniper Club
Tad_ West
BSE
Kansas City
News of the World
Wien
Harry
Suerte
Alex mM Joel Book
Inland Venture
Wdapoainett
Conte Abbatt
Cortetin
Gem
Etward Artin
EHC
Erle Smith Nowa
RNBC
The
People
Wren—News
Th Woo
Jacobs
Richard Harkness
Golden Gate Quartet
Km&c
Jack Smith
Owen
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