Kremlin Leaders Weigh War While Seeking Peace, Stevens Says
American reporter Edmund Stevens, newly back from Russia, argues the Kremlin aims for world power yet seeks peace if possible. He highlights Georgi Malenkov as the rising leader, Molotov's decline, and a parliament described as a dull rubber stamp, with elections set for March 12.
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New York
Kremlin
West
Moscow
Edmund Stevens
Christian Science Baniter
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Jevens
Stevens
Berlin
Stalin
Stevin
Georgi Malenkov
Zeenpa
Lenin
Malenkov
Herfin
Yugoslayie
Tito
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Supreme Soviet
U.s.5.r
Massia
Lawrence Elks announce $12000 in scholarships 1950
Lawrence Elks lodge reveals that Elks National Foundation trustees will award $12,000 in scholarships at the 1950 lodge session. Applications are open to high school seniors, college preparatory students, or undergraduates within the BPOE jurisdiction. Awards run up to 800 dollars with multiple cash prizes and a special 300 dollar handicap scholarship in Kansas.
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Lawrence Elks Lodge
Elks National Foundation
B.P.O.E
Kansas
National Foundation
Jack’St. Clair
Elks
Elks Lodge
Vermont Street
Lm.h.s
F. E. Carpenter
Betty
Balls
Stalin era police state forged by his own hands
The passage argues Stalin and aides may have imagined gradual democracy yet the police state operates by its own inner logic. It suggests Stalin cannot fully control the Frankenstein he created as the state suppresses any hint of genuine freedom.
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Stalin
Weeding Out the Library Sparks Campaign for New Books
Mrs Gagnards led weeding of old worn books at Woodlawn Library. Circulation rose as new titles became easier to find. PT A approved a larger book budget with a $100 pledge from an out of town friend. Fun Night funded efforts with Jack Fatchen’s magic show and a drawing by Loja Lenski added to the collection.
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Pt.a
Jack Fatchen
Woodlawn
Robert Frakes
Gagliardo
Aue
Thor
Loja Lenski
Woodlawn School Fourth Grade Mural Reading Party Highlights
Students at Woodlawn celebrate a Nile Valley mural project after a reading party led by Burk Villee. Martin Owens directs a three piece choral ensemble, and a student council election yields Bernard Kenety and others as representatives with Danny Grover as secretary. New students join Woodlawn as several kinds attend with perfect attendance noted.
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Santa Fe
Sunflower
Bernard Kenety
Burk Villee
Anne Thompson
Rec
Jeannie Wheeler
Bart ‘Ides
Carol Young
Mike Clem
Larry Hatfield
Gordon Coep
Ny Grover
Clrd Burgert
Ae Early
A Washington
Ronnie Reusch
Bert McArthur
Chuck Beaker
Et Camp
Juanita Cleveland
Dorothy Wheeler
Carol Woodard
Ross Lind
Harold Roberman
Danny Grover
Alan Button
Woodlawn
Brenda Traul
McAl-laster
James Stauss
New York
Robert Frank
Hazel Hafferkamp
Walnut Grove
Nile Valley
Kansas
Poems and Projects Mark Woodlawn Class News
The sixth grade prepared poems and art scenes in gray tones and carved geome soap. They memorize poems and study China in social studies while assembling scrapbooks for leper colonies and collecting Christmas cards for Canada. Mr H J McArthur plans to leave February 10 for Chicago to join Scott Foresman. P T A activities include Founders Day observance and a Cub Scouts sponsor. A play directed by Mrs Krum is planned at Woodlawn Library.
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Canada
Krum
Woodlawn Library
Strachey Cheers Income Leveling as Election Talk
London reports show Food Minister John Strachey hailing the reduction of Britain's top income group to 250 people paying more than £5,000 annually after taxes. He spoke in Dun dee during the run up to the February 22 election, noting prewar totals of 11,000 who exceeded £5,000.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
John Strachey
Dundee
Scotland
Ferret Wired Under Runway Surprises Rapid City Base
Pete the 18 ounce ferret guided a string through a 2,210 foot conduit beneath a reinforced runway at Rapid City Air Base. Engineers feared tearing up the costly runway but Pete completed the task in 20 minutes on the first run and 3.5 hours on the final run, aided by a special harness.
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Rapid City
Pete
Finn Timmons
Margit Rozsa 68 Dies in Tulsa Heart Attack Visit
Mrs Margit Rozsa 68 of New York City mother of University of Tulsa music professor Dr Bela Rozsa died at her son's home in Tulsa yesterday from a heart attack. She had been visiting since Christmas.
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Tulsa
Okla
Margit Rozsa
New York City
Bela Rozsa
University of Tulsa
Cycle Riding Dogs Herd Sheep in South Australia
In far west South Australia riders and young ranch hands blend farming and mechanized life. A motorcycle snakes through sheep paths with a dog on the pillion riding tricks. When stopped, the Border Collie gathers 500 to 601 ewes and lambs from the dusty scrub.
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South Australia
Sydney
Australia
Judge J. W. Holdren to retire from bench in Kansas
Independence Kansas district Judge J. W. Holdren announced he will not seek re election. He cited age and health as reasons and said his term expires in January.
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Independence
Kan
J. W. Holdren
Holdren
Parole Granted for William Dudley Pelley Leader of Silver Shirts
The U S parole board granted parole to William Dudley Pelley founder and former head of the Silver Shirts of America. He was convicted of sedition during World War II and has served since 1942 at Terre Haute penitentiary under a 16 year sentence from the Indianapolis federal district court.
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Washington
U. S. Parole Board
William Dudley Peltey
Silver Shirts of America
Pelley
Federal
Terre Haute
Ind
Federal District Court
Indianapolis
86 AT CHEST CLINIC AT LAWRENCE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Dr C F Taylor of Norton led a chest clinic at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Saturday for the Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association. The event examined 56 patients with 15 physical exams and 41 X rays. eight former sanatorium patients were checked and two were recommended to Hillcrest for further observation.
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Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. F. Taylor
Norton
Lawrence-Touglas County
Heath Department
Ethel P. Lynn
Elizabeth Bradley
Betty Lenagar
Elwil Mattson
Hillcrest
Atate Sanatorium
Topeka
Lawrence School News Surney
Mrs Tyler s room welcomed Scotty Winters from New York to their room last week. Billy Green left for Pinckney school. Judy Pettis celebrates a new sister Jennifer Sue. Ronnie Reusch returns after tonsillectomy. They study Chicken Licken and painted a mural. Finger painting enjoys success. Mrs Morrow s room explores early Kansan days. Some children made clay.
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Mass
Pillsbury Caley
Seymour Packing Company
Cincinnati
Kroger
Ner Party
Mes
Kewin W. Taylor
Parkview Ave
Tenderay
Tourly
Cane
Hk Pork & Beans
Kreger
van Camp
Srances
Grapefruit
Texas Seediess
Strangheart
Sunakins
Green Bros
John Deere
John
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