THE KINGDOM WITHIN The Kingdo m Within
The column argues for a future summit with Russia, noting President Truman's support for talks with Stalin. It cautions against rehearsed concessions and warns Western powers have gained little from past meetings at Moscow or Munich while implying Moscow will not travel to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Winston Churchill
Russia
Yalta
Potsdam
Stalin
Washington
United States
Hitler
al- Mays
Munich
Moscow
Industrial sites shift as industries disperse beyond congested centers
Hutchinson News-Herald notes industrial concentration will defeat its purpose, predicting Kansas City area industry will decentralize to smaller towns 100 to 200 miles away. Observes new influences push industries from dense centers toward outlying areas and even underground caverns as a generation or two may see dispersed industry and workers seeking sites with overburden to absorb explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchingon News-Herald
Herald
Kansas City
Caprock
Pne
Schoeppel Hits Socialists in West Coast Addresses
Kansas Senator Andrew Schoeppel campaigns on the GOP platform, criticizing Truman Brannan farm policy and socialized medicine. He argues the proposals would cost vast sums amid debt and taxes, urging balanced budgets and tax relief while warning of drought threats and flood issues on rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas
United States
Truman
Brannan
Schoeppel
Zekt
Republi
Beards Targeted as Kansas City Prepares Centennial
City officials urge men to grow beards for the centennial celebration while smaller towns cheer the change. The piece notes pioneer habits and suggests the idea worries neighboring communities as Kansas City eyes a new facial look amid the looming anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kaw
Morning Mirror
Kirby McRill
Kansan
Talks of Parley With Russia Stir Debate Worldwide
The idea of a big three meeting among Russia Britain and America to seek peace and control of atomic weapons draws mixed reactions. Churchill calls for a high level summit while Bevin brands it a stunt. Truman signals openness to talks but prefers not to travel abroad. Acheson pushes power based policy and Moscow shows no sign of pausing its Cold War drive. Dams Save the Fish: Walton League builds multiple check dams in Santa Ana to preserve stream habitats amid water scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Russia
Britain
America
Winston Churchill
Truman
United States
Stalin
Washington
Acheson
U. S
Moscow
Santa Ana
Calif
Zank Walton League
Santa Ana County
Hidden Cost of Government Tax Handling Highlighted
New England industrialist Vivien Kellema argues that withholding taxes paid by employees represent a real cost of government. She faced government action after insisting workers remit taxes directly to the IRS, while a Massachusetts district seat remains Republican after a special election. Kansas Palomino exhibitors plan an Abilene event April 30 to honor late Fritz Meyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien Kellema
New England
Miss Kellems
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Collector’s Office
Altho
M Kellems
Mias Kellems
Massachusetts
Truman
Palomino Horse
Kansas
Abilene
Fritz Meyn
Old Time Minstrels to be staged at Dickinson theater
Henry Asher V Kck Braner Theo dore Charlton and Carl Drake will serve as end men in the Old Time Minstrels February 27 and 28 at the Dickinson theater. Charles Radcliffe will be interlocutor. E Thayer Gaston directs a 30 voice chorus. Mina Patti Payne invited to Washington as page for Kansas at the 49th continental congress in April. accompanying mother Mrs BR Payne as alternate to regent Mrs E M Owen. Mr and Mrs Donald Elston announce birth of a daughter February 14. Married: Miss Mabel Anderson and James Hazard. Mrs Q Brewster hosted neighborhood children and mothers with guests Mrs John Hess, Mrs E L Durbin, Mrs Ernest Boyce, Mrs Robert Taft Jr., Mrs F L Fleener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Asher
V. Kck. Braner
Theodore Charlton
Carl Drake
Dickinson Theater
Charles Radcliffe
Chamber of Commerce
E. Thayer Gaston
Mina Patti Payne
National Daughters of the American Evolution
State of
Kansas
Continental Congress
Washington, D.C
Miss Payne
Washington
BR. F. Payne
E. M. Owen
Betty Washington
Donald Elston
University Spanish
Mabel Anderson
James Hazard
Q. Brewster
Charles
Doris
John Hess
Harry
E. L. Durbin
LeRoy
Ernest Boyce
James
Robert Taft
Rogert, Jr
Mra
F. L. Fleener
Mary Edith
Mysterious Way shown by Ku Klux Klan at Bowersock
Twenty five years ago the first presentation of The Mysterious Way by the Ku Klux Klan drew a capacity audience at the Bowersock theater. The play promoted the organization and depicted a man drawn to the Klan. Lead actor believed to be from Leavenworth. Myrtle Dotbee and Nell Buchanan entertained members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock Theater
Leavenworth
Myrtle Dotbee
Nell Buchanan
Marriages Reported From Local Homes Forty Years Ago
Forty years ago, Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Russ wed Dick Lee Allen Eddy at the bride’s home with Rev. Bolt officiating. Mrs Norman Pickens sang, and Birdie Atwood accompanied. Also, Miss Mellie Brock and Dr Franklin Morton Dryden married at the Brock home, with Rev Brown officiating and Rete Hill and Osie Hughes performing songs. Guests included J. H. Griffith of Baldwin, an out of town visitor. Nadine Hosford and Rev. R. H. Forrester wed yesterday at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Elizabeth Russ
Dick Lee Allen Eddy
Mr. Bolt
Norman Pickens
Birdie Atwood
Mellie Brock
Franklin Morton Dryden
J. S. Brock
Mr. Brown
the Baptist Church
Rete Hill
Osie Hughes
VA Advisement Required for Veterans Changing Training Courses
The Kansas City VA regional office requires veterans changing training courses to undergo vocational advisement. Appointments in western Missouri and northeastern Kansas are usually a month ahead. Veterans must secure a supplemental eligibility certificate at least 30 days before enrollment and have it endorsed by the veteran and issuing institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Kansas City V.A
Missouri
Kansas
Musical Instrument Horizon t Depicted Instrument Alt
A concise crossword style clue set lists terms for musical instrument, notes, and vocabulary. It references musical terms, Latin phrases, and various unrelated word fragments arranged as vertical and horizontal entries. The page combines partial definitions with cryptic style hints across multiple numbered clues.
Barbs by Wal Cochran Beng Johnny on the Spot
Barbs by Wal Cochran discuss police, parental time, and signs for no parking. A Cut Rank Montana reader recalls cold weather cutting water service, quipping New York is colder but bath still off.
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Wal Cochran
Beng
Johnny
Mont
New York
Community event notes and upcoming Lent observances in Hesper area
A long list of local attendees at an evening gathering includes Mr and Mrs Cramer, Mr and Mrs Abel, Mr and Mrs Rendered, Mrs Lealle, and many others. The notes mention birthday tributes for Mrs Koch, church services and Lent programs at Methedist and St Paul churches, a university jazz program, youth supper, and a Day of Prayer. Also listed are upcoming circle luncheons, a Len ton season ushering at St Paul, and community meetings in Hesper, Prairie Center, and Independence, with births and hospital visits detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soy Cramer
Martys Abel
Mra. Lealle
Witla Mercier
Merriat Musik
Asut
Josvinard
Robert Hack
Allen Cochein
Larry Lefholz
Meleratenberger
Mrv. Astricd Inter
Mire Fech
Helen Wirkmian
Freda Westerhouse
Krederickal Strewes
Mire Laney Aber
Theadnyerneoh
Mra
Mary Frances Durr
Koch
Jean Armour
Hetrey
Hesper Friends Church
Baker Dniver- MN
Mildred Dimtes
Mabel
St. Paul's Church
Karl Bane
Xervier
Haneans
Pete Edelbrock
Martin Breithaupt
Reece Hospital
Gardner
Mr. Breithaupe
Edelbrock
Tueday
Heaper’ Friends Church
Prairie Center Church
St. Paul
Heamr Community Club
Seelock
Hesper
Merealph Blain
Kanaan
Roella Leene
Radio Programs and Local Guests Highlight Weekend Listings
A Saturday schedule lists WDAF KMBC WH WHEN WREN and KMBC programs including The Lone Rangers and Opera segments. Nearby notes mention visitors to Kansas City households, travel to Alma and Joplin, and families such as the Rommers and Heises guests over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBO
Newacast Sear
Wren
Chicago
Round Table
KMBC
Orrie
Exie Herne
KCMO
Cubele & and Beatty
Canova C—Noer Kemo
Lion de Decker
Shamrock
Keno— Wentworth Academy
Hrush Creek Follies
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Journal-World
the World Company
W.C. Simons
J. W. Murray
Dolpa Sdeons
Maszechussus Street
Lawrence
Kanass
Douglas
Associated Press
Ton Strait
Mende
Sundsy
Fence
G.O.P
Mississippi
Drouth
Events IN Review
Ernest Bevin
Churchill
United Nations
Bevin
Abrervera
Atlantic
Soviet Union
Europe
Marshall Stalin
V.A
Robert A. Vogeler
Tris
Budapest
Hungary
Morre Lb. Et Xorner
Voreler
Eluin
House of Commons
Labor Party
Northern Ireland
Guido
Ea At
Eudora
WDAF
NNC
Werder
LCMO
N. Y. Sym
Orc
WOAF
Harrison
Doc Murra
Lutheras
Pat Dunn
Tarada Kmac
KSIBC
Berton Blackie
Jack Beny
Novacast
Eee
Andy
Phil Harris
Wred Ie. Malone
Ice & Weranai
Theater Guild
the Kbe — Co
Rile Archer Wren
Walter Waena
Harare
Ksmc
Jimmy Fidler
Dar Vobine
Jackie Robinson
Rbcpla
Wren—Hall
Opal Oliver
Glenn Owens
Myrtle Caffe
Kaname City
Paul Rommers
Stra. Curtis Diedrich
Alma
Oliver
Hees
Lioyd Devine Yn2
Bese Alster
F. A. Cordell
Des Bass
Ed Harrison
Rhodes and Taylor
Wdaf-Television
Rantae Ny Ia
Fran
Ollie
Telaoensiparte
Randal Jansee
Ui—News PU
Weather Bureau
Oloekers
Hopalong Casaxiy
Twt
Fabruary
le Gruamae
Burone
Telengws
Randall Jesnae
Parry Conjo
Rupper Clute
Kj C Ve
Omaha
HANNA
RCA Victor Vallev
Ion Bealar
Hers
DYE
Sovisians
Skinner
Dee Olf
Denby Grain Inc
Lawrenes
E Wintew
Bnew
Wayne Harris
Lectric
Gerdes and Field Seeds
Dresd Misad Fonda
Daily City Delivery Saueewood
SONS
Lindley
Kansas Cleaners
Chemical
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