Fragments From Lawrence Kansas Daily Page February 8 190?
Extracts of subscription rates and affiliations show Lawrence Kansas daily paper details. Mentions National Representative Lorenzen Thompson Inc New York Chicago offices and Associated Press affiliation. Includes religious verse from Galatians 5 22 23 and a date line amid typical newspaper fare.
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Pean, Praiiene Bole Area
Bes
Magmchusetts
Lawrence
Kensey
Iwi
Eames F
Ada
Lorenzen & Thomipson, Inc
New York
West 44Th &L
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
Piry
Shahin Kaathans
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Nig Cadeet
Um Gostoffice
Lawener
Kansas
Strikes Control Bill Aims Mediation And Civil Actions
The measure seeks a 30 day pause on strikes or lockouts while a federal mediation board resolves disputes and allows civil suits against labor or management for contract breaches. It targets picket line violence and forbids disrupting perishable goods while upholding the right to work, a Senate battle looms.
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Federal Mediation Board
Altha
Ers
Senate
Kansas Secondary Roads Funds Set by Gas Tax Increase
Funds for the development of Kansas secondary highways will be raised by a one cent gasoline tax effective March 31. The revenue will fund farm to market roads, support rural school system reorganization, and enable pupil transportation over longer distances. Enlarged districts can improve schools, with roads linking all parts of districts to their schools, a benefit taxpayers expect from the higher tax.
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Kansas
Postwar Navy Blueprint Foresees Carrier Heavy Fleet
The navy department drafted a future American navy plan with three first line ships and a large carrier component to project air power against any foe. It envisions a seagoing Magi ot line and supports planning for a next war era, noting slogans lost impact after World War II and the fear inspired by the atomic bomb.
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Navy Department
Britain and Russia clash over UNO Greece claims
The report notes a brief, sharp exchange as Britain defends its stance on Greece and suppressing a popular movement while Russia withdraws its UNO claim. It cites Truman backing Edwin Pauley and hints at broader aims to restore order in British interests. A Lawrence dust storm recalls past droughts, with shelterbelt as possible safeguard.
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Ter Bevin
Britain
Rosefa
Greece
Russia
UNO
Indonesia
Ukraine
Winds message stirs breeze in congressional committee room
The Japanese winds message prompted lively discussion in a congressional committee room, regardless of whether the message was ever received, signaling notable concern and debate among lawmakers.
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Congressional Committee
Carlson Drives non stop Kansas to Washington in bid for governor
Washington dispatch notes Congressman Frank Carlson and Mrs Carlson making a nonstop trip from Lawrence to the capital. The piece praises Carlson as a “Superman” candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, urging readers to wonder how he persuaded his wife to endure the journey and questioning when fact finders may strike.
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Carlson
Latina Journal
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Washington
Lawrence
Hannibal
Springfield
Superman
Belgium election to shape fate of King Leopold in 1948
Belgium faces a February 17 general election that could determine King Leopold’s future as the coalition government led by socialist Premier Achille Van Acker highlights wartime recovery. The race centers on party strength in parliament, with Catholics backing the king and uncertainty over the new coalition’s real support amid talks of economic gains, coal shortages easing, and a drive against the black market. A second item notes the Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association board meeting on Monday at 4 pm to review the 1948 program budget.
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Dewitt
Brossels
Belgium
Leopold
McRalists
Lberals
Com
Albert
la Panne
Achille van Acker
van Acker
T.B
Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association
No . Lane
Seba Eldridge
Irman
Obituary and society notes from old Haskell area page
The town mourns Charles Curtis in Washington as a friend of Haskell Institute. Chester Spray earns Master Farmer at Kansas State College during Farm and Home Week. Mrs Myra Hobbs hosts friends for father John Harrell’s 91st birthday, veteran of the G A R. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Carl Niederafl Lone Star. Lt Col and Mrs J B attend a military ball at Lake Quivira. Ed Learned hosts luncheon for Mrs D Sprankle of Wichita. Mrs B Edwin Lang hosts Wiedemann's tea for Marjorie birthday. Murray in On With the Dance shown at the two venues. Cowles of Sibley a guest of Mrs Biedeka.
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Haskell Institute
Charles Curtis
Washington
Chester Spray
Kansas State College
Spray
Lake View
Douglas County
Parina
Harold Chamney
Fred Lai
RB. C. Welborn
Myra Hobbs
John Harrell
G.A.R
Carl Nieder Af
Lone Star
Harry Frazee
J. B
Miltary
Bal Atten
Lake Quivira
John C. Evane
Edwin Lang
Tain Thureday
Wiedemann’s
Marjorie
Ed Learned
D. Sprankle
Wichita
Mane -Murray
Cowles
Sibley
Tsewey
Biedeka
Friday Evening Radio Schedule Fragment
Radio listings show February 1 evening programs across stations WDAP WREN WDAF WREX. Programs include the Woody Herman show Ta Wa Dusty The Aldrich Family Alan Young Show and various talks and sport news items featuring Sumner Welles Kirkwood and Smith Show across stations WREN WDAF WDAP and WREX with times like 7:00 p.m. and mentions of Chaired events and notable broadcasts.
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Eng
Big Brother Clu
WDAP
Wren
Woody Herman
WDAF
Maloay
Kalbc
Aldrich
FBL
Oes Smith
Alan Young
Sherft
Fus-Rmgc
Sumner Welles
Hsom
Ews
Kirkwood
Sowacarc
Smith
WREX
Novatime
K U Man Moves Up as Parsons State Hospital Superintendent
Dr Paul E Davis recently named acting superintendent of the state hospital for epileptics at Parsons after a long career in Kansas hospitals. Born in Gait Bio he trained in Lawrence and at K A Medical School earning AB MA and MD degrees by 1929. Davis served in the army and as a WAC examiner before taking charge at Parsons January 21 and will be joined by his wife and two children in Ottawa and then Parsons.
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Paul E. Davis
State Board of Sorts Welfare
State Hospital
Parsons
Lawrence
K. A
Kate Davis
Silas Davis
Doctor Davis
Gait
Bio
Parsons Hospital
Kantana
Davis
Ottawa
The
No Real Estate Deal in Kansas City Detected
Ed ward Hamler, 20, a former sailor and housing shortage victim, agreed to a $5,000 real estate bargain but discovered the address was his parents’ home where he and his wife were visiting. The supposed sale vanished as soon as the location was revealed. A separate note from New York reports triplets at birth weighing three pounds each may reach 1,200 pounds combined by their second birthday if the zoo weights them. keepers estimate two males and a female at 433, 463, and 340 pounds respectively.
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Kansas City
Edward Hamler
Hamiler
New York
U S Official LaPicied Nerbeset Onderveere 17 Derken
A terse line of OCR garble mentions U S Official LaPicied Nerbeset and Dutch town Derken with 19 Biblical references. The fragmentary passage includes odd spellings and improper nouns, lacking coherent event or factual details for a full news item.
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Onderveere
Derken
Dutch Town
Twenty five years ago club celebration at Gaff home
A small memory item notes a luncheon yesterday afternoon marking a twenty five year anniversary at the home of Mrs. C. G. Gaff with members gathered to recall past events and friendships.
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C. G. Gaff
Freshman Class Elects Officers For High School
Forty years back the Freshman class named Florence Payne as president Skofstad as vice president Hodder as secretary and Otto Eastman as treasurer. Joe Sheldon left for Boulder Larry Hutchings to Arkansas Clark Majors moved to Eudora to open a barber shop. A Lt Joe Toukam in the Philippines sent a calendar note and Mrs Al Graeber hosted the Be Merv Makers as wedding anniversaries were noted.
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Florence Payne
Skofstad
Otedn Hodder
Otto Eastman
Joe Sheldon
Boulder
Ci Hae Han
Larry Hutchings
Arkansas
Clark Majors
Lawrence
Eudora
Joe Toukam
Athe Fnilippanne
al Graeber
J.B. Folks
Landon Criticism Irks Morgenthau in Wheat Debate
Washington press reports amid Truman European aid program stirring GOP reactions. Alf Landon argues Morgenthau plan worsens Germany’s plight, calls policy a failure, while Morgenthau retorts Landon should read his book. Officials signal study of harvest needs and potential labor aid from Britain, Russia and Mexico to avert shortages.
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Washington
Truman
Europe
Congress
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Edwin A. Hall
London
Germany
Treasury
Morgenthau
Reich
Landon
Topeka
United States
Genghis Kahn
New York
Great Britain
Hall
Senate
House
Elmer Thomas
D- Okia
Senate Agriculture Committee
Thomas
Returning troops named on ships arriving soon
The Associated Press lists service members among returning troops. Pfc. Aaron V. Landauer of Tonganoxie on the Mexico Victory sails to New York City tomorrow from Europe. Pfc. John McKimens of Lawrence and Sgt. Dale E. Mitchell of Endora aboard the Norway Victory due in New York City Sunday after Europe. Pvt. William E. Hugher of Lawrence and Pfc. Harold T. Cotton of Oskaloosa aboard the Pennant due Tuesday in San Francisco from the Pacific.
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Associated Preas
Aaron V. Landauer
Tonganesle
Mexico
Reinstatement Requests Filed by Wichita Police Union
Seven Wichita police union executives, discharged last week, filed with the city's personnel advisory board demands for reinstatement. They seek review of service records and dismissal minutes, asserting their removal was wholly without cause. Complaints were prepared by Carl L Windsor and filed by H L Watts, union president, with other filing members named.
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Wichita
Kan
Wichita Police Union
City Commission
Bean Aints
Carl L Windsor
Union Steorney
H. L. Watts
Police Union
Watts
W. L. Nash
F. F E. Bulla
Sarah Swaney
Frank Els
James Mead
Clyde Danels
Will Re Enter Politics In California Senator Run
Beverly Hills, Feb 8. Rogers Jr. son of a famed humorist plans another political run. He announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for California's junior Senate seat to fill the late Johnson's term. His army service is noted as completed.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Rogers, Jr
Senate
Falifornis
Baldwin News and Obituaries From Worden to Lawrence
Local Baldwin notes report Jimmie Schwartz, recently arrived from Los Angeles with family, sick with rheumatic fever at his uncle’s home as his parents await army release. Mrs. Glenn Flora dies near Worden after months of illness. funeral plans set with Rev. Ziesset officiating at Werden Evangelical church. Burial in Worden cemetery. Surviving Flora family listed, plus extended visits from relatives across Kansas and Texas. Various community updates cover hospital nursing change, public meetings, Baker College events, and social gatherings with named residents and dates.
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Jimmie Schwartz
Fergy
C. W. Schwartz
Los Angeles
Aont
Marie Hitchcock
Schwartz
Glenn Flora
Worden
Werden Evangelical Church
M. S. Ziesset
Flora
Kenneth B. Flora
Ottawa
John C. Flora
LaVergne Dillon
Baldwin
Mary Alice Severy
George Wilson
Kansas City
Bill Shuler
Terri Anne
William Severy
Basin
Wyoming
Maude Severy McDaniel
Dallas
Texas
Charles Neal
Salina
Dean
Leo Wilcox
Neal
Thomas A. Evans
P-E.q
Sam Hedrick
Dearborn Street
Baker
Wood Hall
Old Castle
Paul Spence
James Cross
Jay
B. A. Gessner
South Seventh, Street
Richard Bender
W. A. Saucier
Margaret Dickinson
Paul Kochan
James Chubb
John W. Heaton
Ivan Rovd
Nelson P_ Horn
Stanley Flickinger
Allan Daucherty
W. H. Garrett
Albert Schrompf
Dean Grace Trewin
Charlotte Curran
Radio and Variety Listings for February First Schedule
The list details an extensive February first broadcast lineup across stations WREN KMBC WDAF WDAP and others. It catalogs a parade of programs from Barnyard Hour to The Real McCoy and Night Serenade with guest hosts and orchestra pieces, noting times and station identifiers. The dense OCR yields a snapshot of mid century radio entertainment including family shows, musicals, news, and live performances.
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Dick Hayrse
Riley
Whesnen
McCoy
Wren
Morgan
Ian Dance
KMBC
Canova
KMAC
Brush Creek Follies
Rand Olepry
Erle Smith
Haytoft Hredown
Haytoft Hoedown
Brushyncreek Fotllea
Owen Gav Ciara
Chen Paree Orch
WDAF
Alr
Brueh Creek Pollies
Symphonette
Johnny
Mirada
Ren—Elmer Mavis
Herman
WDAK
Phony
Jare Anes
A . Wren
Wiliam PD
WRESC
Palesied Bank Fame
M. Wren
WDAM
Newnenst
MBC
Biedes
Charlie McCarthy
Beulah
George Parim
Fonelend
Tivai
WDAR
Swren—News
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Navy
Praident
Edwin Pauley
Ickes
Pauley
Senatora
Hutchinson Kews
U.S
Pte Provinye Furie Wats
Dinmisanl
Will Rogers, Jr
Army
Baldwin News
Ruth Seid
Shore
Cleveland, O
Harper & Bros
Miss Seid
Joe Sinclair
Catanere
Harry Wismer
Bc—News
Juher Glen Grays Orch
Moonbeam
Rw RC
Ted Weema
Hal McIntyre
X Hotel
Commodore
Muenienach
Crosby Orch
Ray Cme Ae Musicale
Churches of Christ Broadcast
G. Gustafcom
Percena Loans
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