Election defeats shift focus from reform to spending curb
In New Jersey a Republican won the special election to replace J Parnell Thomas, defeating the Democrat by two to one as inquiries into his salary kickbacks clouded politics. The piece notes labor and coal industry tensions, calling out John L Lewis and anti trust law loopholes that empower unions and threaten monopolies, urging congressional action to curb a national monopoly risk. It also touches on Czech leadership, Edouard Benes, and wartime memory politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Parnell Thomas
Congress
New Jersey
Washington Daily News
John L. Lewis
Coal Atoma
New York Journal-American
Former King Edward VII May Return Home
The London Evening Star reports the Duke and Duchess of Windsor plan a return to England after fears of self-imposed exile. The piece highlights Queen Mary’s influence on royal affairs and recounts long history between the crown and Prince Edward, noting his abdication, wartime service, and enduring links to imperial majesty as he contemplates a comeback.
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Windsor
London
Evening Star
England
Edward VII
Prince Charming
Amerwa
Wallis Simpson
Mary
Evenother
Ian
Omnes
Prince of Wales
Elise
George Vo
Queen Mary
Wales
Self Macwell
Osford
Oxford
Cambridge
France
Ada
Beowas
Han
Edward Alwosa
Victoria
Ald
Fly Control Meetings Across 19 Cities In Kansas
Dwight F. Metaler of the state board of health says fly control programs will be explained in 19 cities from 15 Kansas towns during late February and early March. Three meetings target 13 full time county health officers, with ten more for part time officers who asked for information. County officials from Geary to Lyon will attend the Topeka meeting, with others in Parsons and Wichita. Special equipment demonstrations may occur in Topeka if interest warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Dwight F. Metaler
State Board of Health
Douglas County
Topeka
Geary
Riley
Douglas
Shawnee
Leavenworth
Johnson
Wyattnette
Lyon
Parsons
Wichita
Kihown
State Board At Health
Topena
Arenson
Sarna
Jawa
Thatchinson
Fort Seat
Prilg Qemburg
Titteburg
Dodie City
Harper
Comm
Grove
Hellevalle
Cheeneburg
Colby
Dienden
Dienden Cis and Sublette Metter
Tha
Dyad Shall
Bert Tradyrean
Otrich Enichanera
Watt
Rane
Henteot
Une
Prapran
Shull
Hodgeon
Emphra
Sottral Prowrania Vno Mata Lows
Metlzer
Nationwide Phone Strike Postponed by Mediation Chief
Government mediation chief recommends postponing a nationwide telephone strike to February. Union leaders accept, aiming to settle without a strike while the public supports efforts. Ballots counted in St. Louis. local members lack independent tally checks, raising questions about union leadership power and direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquitien
St. Louis
Unclear text fragment references names and events in a with many OCR errors
The fragment mentions Bootu and Arthur Naib driving somewhere with Kalb giving a tag to Acha and admirers. It references Mea Cox at the piano, a Winter gathering, and three local figures James Hiatt Edward Avern and others. It notes a memorial at a cemetery and a death of a Buckner with scattered familial and teaching references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Bootu
Arthur Naib
Orarning
Kalb
Acha
Henape
Cox
Min Kotars
Baldwin
Allen Rye
Renardowee
Fae
Buckner
Radio Programs February and 4 pm Schedule
The grid lists radio programs across stations WDAF WBEHC KCNO KCMO KMBC WDAP WIRN etc for February days. It shows morning news on KMBC and various serials, talk segments, and music blocks including Lone Ranger segments and World topical programs. Multiple stations feature time slots from 4 pm onward with concerts, dramas, and weather updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
WBEHC
KCNO
Lone Ranger
Charles V
Atangall
OOK
MBC Mir
Clock Men
WIEN
Breaktaat Club
KMHC
Arnur Goffrey
Eleome
Caroline Ellie
KCMO
WDAP
Warren Wasa
Nemanes
Helen Treat
Neon
Light of World Tow Markets
Tannthal
Nicirey
Lorengo Jones
Teato Nian
Landards
Ratner Keen
Judy Wrens
Orwen Rohearen
KUMG
Korn, Kobblere
Newcrest
KMBC
Reulan
Water fight looms over Arizona California Central Arizona project
The Arizona water push seeks Colorado river basin supplies via the Central Arizona reclamation Project while California resists. Kansas discussions in Lawrence cite regional water scarcity contrasts as developers and cities eye future needs amid a national dispute over scarce water resources. Dr. John Frye notes Kansas groundwater trends remain rising despite western drought areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
California
Colorado River
Congress
Kansas
Colorado
Arkansas River
Kanasane
Kanana
Kanga
Lawrence
John Frye
State Geological Survey
Kan
Voice of Dr John Ise on U S Cold War Strategy
Dr John Ise argues at a Lawrence club that U S diplomacy has won few critical victories since the war as common people feel alienated globally. He notes Soviet influenced satellites and Western allies lose prestige, while popular sentiment often remains pro American where individuals interact with Americans and aid is appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ise
Lawrence Club
United States
Russia
Europe
China
Old Home Town Happenings Include Births and Visits
The faculty at Tonganoxie high school surprised Carl Knox at his parents home in Lawrence with a dinner Monday evening. Mr and Mrs F C Jackman announce the birth of a son yesterday. Miss Elizabeth Meguiar hosted a small tea honoring Mrs Sydney Smith visiting her mother in Lawrence. Mrs Walter Holladay hosted mothers and children for Jimmy LeRoy's third birthday. Mrs Frank Wade returned from a month with Ralph Purcell and twin sons at Fort Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonganoxie High School
Carl Knox
C. J. Knox
Lawrence
F. C. Jackman
Elizabeth Meguiar
Sydney Smith
New York City
Rosa Ott
Maurice Frane
Shakespearan Company
Kan Sax City
Walter Holladay
Jimmy LeRoy
Frank Wade
Ralph Purcell
Fort Scott
Gunmen Steal 16000 From Maryland College
Gunmen seized 16000 dollars from Morgan State College in a swift, preplanned robbery. Several students and staff were affected, with disciplinary actions later discussed by the school board amid campus tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland College
Injured in Blaze at Airport Hangar Near Wathe
A fire damaged an airport hangar near Wathe yesterday injuring several people. Witnesses described frantic flames and smoke as responders battled the blaze. Authorities said crews secured the site and are investigating the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathe
Kangaroo court over court chair purchase held
Twenty five years ago Judge Huch Means and County Commissioners Kretainger and Burton faced a heated mock trial over buying a new court chair. County attorney Melvin led the prosecution for lavish county spending while Henry Gillum testified the current chair was 12 years old and a replacement was needed. Fraternities were cautioned by Chief B F Douglas not to send initiates out on prowls. Mrs. Charles S Barker was injured when her car was struck by a track yesterday afternoon. Diss Opal Hilux of McLouth is
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huch Means
Kretainger and
Burton
Means
Melvin
Henry Gillum
Court House
B. F. Douglas
Charles S. Barker
Connecticut Street
Opal Hilux
McLouth Isi
Barbs by Hal Cochran Offer Pet Peeve Bits
In an Indiana town residents debate banning dogs from all food dispensing venues. The lighthearted column notes petty worries and social quirks, highlighting local attitudes with playful humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cochran
Indiana
Cosocotas New Ot l Troonea City
Fragmentary report describes a regional event near border tensions and an official statement from a president and senate about preparations. Named entities include a Meeda and a Vatenmay, with references to a soil county and a marketed effort. The text is unclear but signals a formal political or border issue with planned actions and potential student involvement.
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Troonea
Ubta
Peto
Corti
Bekmare
Megseean
Fragmented Puzzle Clues Across Horizontal and Vertical
OCR fragment lists scattered crossword like clues with numbers and partial words from Sparoid Fish, Native terms, Greek god of war, pugilist terms, and weathered entries. Readable items include a mix of definitions and partial answers such as Gaelic, Louisiana abbreviation, and love god.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolepest
Chsorg Patins
Media
Five Pupils Injured In Butler County Bus Collision
Dorado Kansas February 8 five Potwin pupils aboard a school bus were injured after the bus overturned in heavy fog following a collision with a car on a county road in northwest Butler county. Injured pupils Allan Blossom man Cecil Geer Marilyn Geer James Stacey and Gladys Weber were treated at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorado
Kan
Butler County
Allan Blossman
Cecil Geer
Marilyn Geer
James Stacey
Gladys Weber
Baldwin and Hitchock Families Gather for February Dinner
In a long, rambling social notice, Mrs Thouma Preret and Mrs Hitcheork plan visits to California and San Francisco. relatives and friends, including Mea Edna Perten and Orville Hattard, attend events in Bento City and Lava Rethe Hocadan Aethue Kate. The piece details a February dinner for the Raker Haris society with numerous named guests, speeches, and musical performances, ending with plans for a March gathering and notable attendees such as Mr and Mrs Joseph Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichcock
Thouma Preret
M. Wah
California
Ann Ee
Mes
Hitcheork
Une
Mea
Edna Perten
San Francines
Thurent
Mrc
Orville Hattard
Bento City
Mia Merle Hitch
Aenea
Lawrence
Karl Kinch
Pephew
Debonie Dadertr
Peter Imad
Haris
Pritam
Dueat Shetty
Gary ‘Tate
Joseph Cox
Derert
Maryse
Community News From Kanear City Area Events
The page records numerous social happenings from Kanear City and nearby towns. It notes dinners, visits, prayers, and meetings at churches and clubs, with many mentions of families like the Gerstenbermers, Breithaupts, and Haines, plus details of Sunday services, February meeting, and local social gatherings.
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Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Benes
Elredona
Iamer
Meiners Kee Kutarshi
Coal Rte
Canotiss
L. Lewis
State Basin of Health
Wren
Naltimore
Fed &Df
Morgan State College Herr
Twatels
Ldla
Ellis T. Dohnaten
Pecsenis
Tas
Phen
Miss Tearl Hilla
Theeboard of Education
Carl Perking
Carl Kelley
Ralph Achim
Frank Hodeon
Will Pithingier
Fort Rankin
Russel Elliott
Charles Hamilton
William Myers
Hardwin Mitchell
Charles Kaenlors
Rayne Wilson
Ray Peatrich Due Rixhop
Havian Sascedd
Waugh
Arthur Rirehhogf
Robert Keith
Frank Riassell
Mra
Die G. Taher
Hottun
J XN. van der Viees
Blaze
Mitch
Arthur Jund
Petroleem Company
Aiint
Vibe
Ameriila
AlOlor
Fe Uy
Prfree
Hutler County
Eudora
Halinberger
Eid
Kraay
Fenton
Mel
Uae
Eretenberger
Fen
Wight Air Mid
Wood
Sadie
Mtoe
Terao
Abe Hrilaw
Neuter
Frank Cage
Neuing
Tr Gardner
Ant
Nearg Rehnert
Onita
Siadler
Kanear City Front
Priday
Mins Lanes Cognen
Wooper
Kenholene
Hunver
Arvera
Ann
Teddy
Tereteiberger
Yiel
He Venetiat
Rarcker
Charl
Mra. Sant Hreithaupt
Clarence
Tulsa
Ukin
Breithaupt
Detroit
Mienemi Jt. Oi
Breihaupt
Backer
Eldon Votan
Mra D
Harrie
Aftertiensts
Chace
Einna Kehnetter
Kierle
Kisete
Arthur
Et Radio
K. T. Phess
Ransdell Motor Service
Magnavox
Radio — Television
Pees
Wdaf-Tv
Oitle
Kay Kyser
Rtudio One
Wayne King
HANNA
RCA Television
Buddy Gallagher Motors
Plymouth
Cargaler
All Care
A.V. Phillips
Maxine Lindley
School OF Dancing
Vermont
Carde
Wayne Harris
Wadow
RAW Glass CO
Photography
Estes Studio
Phese
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