Clyde Nichols a Builder of suburban Uplift in Kansas City
Clyde Nichols aimed to improve housing and surroundings in Kansas City area suburbs using business methods. His ventures focused on convenience and beauty, combining profit with community uplift. Associates credit trial and error for his success, noting his projects moved steadily and avoided repeating errors. Nichols sought a monument to a life of worthy aims and notable achievement.
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Kansas City
Clyde Nichols
Nichols
Local radio schedule and programs on February 18
A dense list of radio stations led by WDAF KCMO KMBC and WREN airs Feb 18 with shows from Eye Eye Dozen to NBC Theater. Notable items include Gene Autry Star Theater Truth or Consequences and The Way of Life while sports notes mention Texas Rangers and Brush Creek Follies.
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Om Wren
Umaros
Wren—Chandshe Magtetan
WDAF
Richard Diamond
AMUL
Gene Autry
Star Theater
Wren
KMBC
WLAF
KC310
Elon
BIV
KMAC
Godfrey Digest
Dennis Dey
KCMO
Brush Creek Follies
Judy Canors
National
Bart Danoe
Grand OF
Oprer
Rebc—Newacaat
Leon Decker
Shamrock
Wentworth Academy
EMBC
Brush Creek
Foultee
Nawecast
WDAP
Texas Rangers
Garsoo Mident
Harrison Wood
Ig'n Murrey S.w—Khumo
Pat Duan Wren
Kmechl. P
KMIC
Rich and
Diamond Wren
Harrent
Stae
Kme—Family Hour
Freddy Martin Wren
Drew Paarson
Kmbc— Weather Bureau
Catholic Hour
Wren—Beaton Blackie
Jack Beny Kcmg
Newzcaal
KSIBC
Amee
N’ Angy
Phil Sarria
Wren—Ki
Malone
WPAF
Sam Spade
Folgey
Red Skelton
Theater Guild
Corltas
Archer Wren
Walter Winchell
WAF
Jimmy Fidler
Bob of
KMIBC
Peay Wren
We World News
Record fragment from Journal World era notices
Fragmentary OCR item notes a Sunday publication, circulation audit, and postal matter under an 1878 act. Mentions figures like 110.00 and 7.00, with unclear names and dates. Contains scattered terms such as SIMONE, Sones, and Rater, plus references to press and audit processes.
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Journal-World
Uo Erle Co
Sones Simone
EL Ieee
Meneer
Suresu
Sonday
Jeb
Marshall plan credited with curbing European communism
Paris February 1. A top ECA official says the Marshall plan narrowly prevented France from becoming Communist two years ago, noting its greatest success as reducing Communist strength in Europe. Milton Katz, acting special ambassador for the plan in Europe, spoke to 25 American farmers touring seven countries to study the plan’s impact on agriculture. Their itinerary includes France, Italy, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, West Germany and England with a report due in New York March 11.
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Paris
France
Marshall Gal
ECA
Milton Katz
Europe
Farm Bureau
Kansas
Missouri
Neb
New York
Italy
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
West Germany
Eng
Nice
Herman A. Praeger
Chapman
The
Kansas Farm Bureau
Howard £. Barstow
Larned
W. A. Croag
Lewis
F. Floyd Breeding
Rolla
Harvey Griffin
Oskaloosa
C. L. Nix
Hington
C. E. Waugh
Sharon Springs
Walter W. Grader
Prelly
Lincoln’s Emancipator hailed as secular saint in lecture
A lecturer extols Abraham Lincoln, calling the Emancipator a secular saint, and notes a Lincoln encyclopedia of his speeches. Republicans draft state platforms, citing Lincoln’s sayings as guideposts against debt, dependency, and overreach while urging personal initiative and sound policy.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Zancoin
Chamber of Commerce canvassers praised by Lawrence residents
A campaign week highlights appreciation for the Chamber of Commerce and its steady efforts to improve the city. Residents note the organization works continuously on current and future city needs, and many speak favorably of its impact on Lawrence's development.
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Chamber of Commerce
Neve
Lawrence
Chamber of Comteres
Audi - Organization
Double Talk At Washington Dinner Tour
President Truman denounced red light violations during a Frime conference in Washington then rode through 20 red lights to attend a $100-a-plate Democratic dinner. He calls his tour non political, but the trip followed by motorcycle escorts and a driver suggests otherwise. The piece argues that double talk and phony labels mark the administration’s communications.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Into Debt Fast Watch of government debt illustrated
Representative Errett P Scriv ner cites how fast Uncle Sam accumulates debt. He notes debt grows by about 174 dollars every second, over ten thousand per minute and hundreds of thousands per hour, amounting to millions daily. He links rising taxes and foreign imports to job losses and the Marshall Plan’s effect on American workers.
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Errett P. Scrivner
Second District
Washington
Sam
Waltham Watch
Marshall Mone
Truman Defends Fair Deal Against Socialist Charge
President Truman told donors that Republican charges of socialism in the fair deal are false insults to voters. He noted some Democrats, like Senator Harry F. Byrd, also see the same concerns, with Byrd calling the program a non stop, high speed highway to socialism.
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Truman
Harry F. Byrd
What Did Russia Get From a Secret Treaty Analysis
Unpublished portions of the 30 year Sino Russian treaty captivate diplomats more than disclosed parts. The text suggests Russia may concede to China with little return, prompting speculation about what Russia gains in exchange. The El Dorado Times grouses on human conflict yet hopes for future superior minds to end brawling.
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Russia
China
Earth
el Dorado Times
Life Underground No New Thing in War History
World War I trench life is recalled as a warning of future war sheltering. The piece describes underground chambers, villages, and elaborate depots like the Hindenburg line, plus a tale of Adolph the Rat and Captain Bob in a dugout. A closing tip gives plant mealybug treatment.
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Events IN Review
Life Underground
Adolph Thet Rat
Hitler
Hindenburg
France
Lens
Aisne
Adolph the Rat
Captain Bob
Batman
Bob
Adolph
Pal
Adal
The Holyfield Music Store Burglary Night Loss
A Holyfield music store was entered last night with instruments valued at 383 dollars taken. Mr and Mrs Jay Hiatt welcomed a newborn yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs W N Long announce the birth of a daughter yesterday morning. Mrs Floyd Akin and daughter Mary Neil traveled to Kansas City yesterday to see Gone With the Wind.
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Holyfield
Jay Hiatt
W. N. Long
Floyd Akin
Mary Neil
Kansas City
Family Celebrates 75th Birthday and Local Visitation News
Mrs Edgar marked her twenty fifth anniversary with relatives gathering in Lawrence including J G Foyt and C C Edgar. The event drew Mrs Larpa, Melvin Edgar, W K Pagar and others. Leslie Kindred hosted a birthday dinner for Eva Belle with guests from Topeka Lawrence and Eudora. Elizabeth Bartz traveled to Chicago, Elfriede Fischer joined a bridge party in Kansas City.
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Edgar
Andy Dren
Lawrence
Eran
J &G Foyt
Colorado Springs
Melvin
L. B. Edgar
W. K. Pagar
Ree B. Edgar
C. C. Edgar
Ies ‘Daylye
Mra
Ager Ir
Me. Larpa
Rideos Pauly City
Leslie Kindred
Eva Belle
Melvin McPherson
Patricia Lana
Topeka
George Catlin
Marie
Lydia
Mary Smith
Carl Neia
Felix Mueller
R. A. Youre
Marie Ambler
Kindred
Kvn
Beile
Alice Marie
Eudora
Elizabeth Bartz
Chicago
William Floreth
Elfriede Fischer
Kansas City
A. J. Anderson
George Dolbee
Breezedale Lot Bought and Bookstore Circulating Library Opening
Forty years ago Oscar A Williams purchased a Breezedale lot. The University Bookstore will open a circulating library next Tuesday with all latest fiction. Chaplain Thomas J Dickson and family of Fort Sam Houston Texas visit Mrs Elizabeth Stewart. Kansas City teachers visit local schools to share methods. Local school children enjoyed a vacation today. Mr and Mrs F R Bartz hosted a Wash birthday dinner for Miss Bertha nop of Denver.
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Oscar A. Williams
Breezedale
University
Thomas J. Dickson
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Elizabeth Stewart
Kansas City
F. R. Bartz
Indiana Street
Bertha Nop
Denver
Feathered Friend Puzzle Word List Debuts in 15-Word Themed Grid
A mosaic of clues themed on birds and letters forms a crossword style list. Entries range from genus Spizetta to symbols for elements and common terms like mother and weight measures, creating a mixed vocabulary grid in a playful interaction.
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India
Answer to Previous Puzzle
Puzzle clue list appears garbled with numbers and partial terms. It shows items like 27 Couple 33 Era 34 Be seated 36 Papal cape 37 Onagers 39 Notion and language fragments, plus references to Cleopatra's snake and Irish alphabet hints. Overall this reads as a crossword style fill with mixed partial entries rather than a coherent news item.
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Notion
Philosophy of Life by Rich ard XN Bender
A critical review praises Rich ard XN Bender for stimulating curiosity in the subject of life’s meaning. The Baker University example shows how optimism and pessimism shape everyday speech, with the reviewer urging Baker students and others to read the book for thoughtful engagement with life’s big questions.
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Philosophy of Life
Richard XN
Bender
Philosophical Library, Inc
New York
Baker University
Coal imports rise modestly in late 1949 report
Washington officials said coal imports in December 1949 rose compared with December 1948 but not by much. Department data show coal and coke imports valued at 649,000 versus 588,000 in December 1948, with last December below September’s 595,000 and only a slight gain over November’s. Full January figures will be available in about two weeks. Most imported coal comes from Canadian mines traversing to the US communities.
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Washington
Department
Cormuniti
Weaving Center Opens With Limited Looms At Rhode Island Street
The weaving center will open next Thursday at 900 Rhode Island street with three looms, expanding to ten. Mrs. Jack Bowen leads. call the recreation office 1814 or visit during listed hours to make appointments. Rugs only at first. warp costs 20 cents per yard off white, 26 cents colored. Loom fee 20 cents per session. NE door access. visitors welcome.
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Rhode Island Street
Jack Bowen
Margaret Truman denies Met career plans during Miami visit
Margaret Truman says published reports about her pursuing a Metropolitan Opera career are not true while in Miami for a weekend singing engagement. She emphasized she has no intention of joining the Met and is visiting for a brief performance Engagements and public appearances keep her schedule light.
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Met
Miami
Fla
Margaret Truman
Metropolitan Opera Company
Murrow Returns to London for KMBC Broadcasts This Week
Gen Network commentator Edward R Murrow resumes London broadcasts this week heard at 6 45 p m Monday through Friday over KMBC with reports from Britain’s elections. Also listed are KMBC routines including Sunny Dave Brush Creek Follies and Dinnerbell Roundup plus entertainment segments with Robert Q Lewis My Favorite Husband and Miss Breaks.
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Edward R. Murrow
London
KMBC
KMAC
Sunny Dave
Brush Creek
Lustle Ball
Joan
Danny the Eve Arden
Tim West
Tim
Jim Burke
Theairi
Curt Massey
Martha Tilton
Curt
Hope Youl
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Marshall
Byrd
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
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Kaiser
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U.S.A
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Dye's
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Bulletina
Treen
Wayne Harris
Megair
Phese
Dresd
Sleerwood 5 Sons
A. Cardell
Prescription Druggista
Ed Harrison
Raw Bridge
Rhodes and
Taylor
Round Corner Drug Co
Mei Fisher Ad
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
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