Fear of the Unknown and Cold War Talks Echo in Kansas
Kansas editor argues Bolshevism seeks world conquest through communism. He cites Soviet expansion in Europe and Asia, notes Red forces and agents, and questions chances for peace while urging vigilance against Marxist goals. Also reports McKinley grade school excavation in Coffeyville set to start Monday, contract price $259,656.
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Dr H H Lane Plans to Retire After 40 Years at KU
Dr H H Lane professor of ecology at the University of Kansas retires after a four decade career. He taught at KU since 1922 and previously worked as a zoology pioneer at Hiram College and Oklahoma. Lane guided museum redesigns and authored Evolution and Christian Faith and Animal Biology while publishing a Kansas Vertebrates study.
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Henry A Bronx district swings to Americas Labor candidate
In a special election Tuesday Henry Wallace backed Americas Labor carried the Bronx district once held by a Democrat. Analysts see Wallace gaining strength and drawing votes from Democrats while Republicans note improved chances for the fall. The district’s diverse Jewish, Black, and Puerto Rican communities fueled Wallace style appeals tied to dissatisfaction with administration actions.
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Prices and controls in postwar recovery debate
Discussion on the effectiveness of artificial price controls as commodity prices fall. Arguments favor letting supply and demand work, noting inflationary trends, socialist systems, and the superior adaptability of private enterprise countries. Western Kansas farmers brace for snowmelt runoff and advocate extending soil moisture measures to prevent floods and protect future crops.
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Foreign Policy Bulletin
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Russia and Korea Loom in Global Power Struggle
Russia appears to hold the initiative in Korea as the North establishes a government and army under Soviet influence. The American administered south seeks civilian rule under UN oversight while tensions rise. Washington fears Moscow support will bolster the northern puppet regime as UN trusteeship plans unfold.
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Unclear fragment on Romian extension over US and UN
Fragmentary note mentions Romian extension over a neighboring area, referencing the United States and the United Nations. Lacks coherent details, names, dates, or events to establish a concrete news item.
Arms to Palestine Debate Remains in Congress
A group of Democrats pushes lifting the embargo on American arms to Palestine arguing it could move Arabs toward peace. Critics warn the plan risks worsening the ancient conflict as a recent east coast explosives shipment to Palestine was busted.
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Kansas Balkans Tuning up for Campaign Activity
Kansas politics stir as Republicans in the third district prep a primary race while Democrats in the same area argue among themselves. Carl Rice hopes to mediate a reconciliation, though voters in the district resist unity. Virginia Keller says she will resist withholding taxes, facing federal tax tensions. Unions back government tax aims. employers resist.
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Amazon Valley missions spark United Nations research plan
The United Nations eyes the Amazon basin as a vast undeveloped region of 2 600 000 square miles for a proposed International Institute of the Hylean Amazon. The project aims to study opportunities and human reactions to jungle life, disease, wildlife and tribes, not to start enterprises, with improved communications expected as resources are located. Two jailbreakers from Topeka receive minimum ten year sentences for their escape, signaling harsher responses to prison breaks.
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Timid men and handy outfits in modern home humor
A lighthearted column notes that a timid man is often seen as gentle. Two trousers suits grow in popularity and usefulness for families. Science has advanced home life except for creating a happy home, which is up to the people. An investigator suggests the blond woman is departing, while men guests rise to follow.
Snowy Night Hits Old Town With Heavy Snowfall
A four and a half inch snowstorm blanketed the area last night marking the heaviest snowfall of the season. Invitations were sent for a Mardi Gras ball at the Country Club on March 1 hosted by K. and Mrs. C. G. Hesse. Mrs. F. W. Gaunt plans a dance at the Country Club Friday for her daughters Madge and Marie Gaunt. Community members attended a gathering at Meretall hall Gray to discuss planned events. A Williamson Barker family gathering near Lecompton was noted.
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Endorsement in 25 Years Ago School Board Race
Twenty five years ago H B Asher was endorsed by the League of Women Veterans at a meeting. Mr and Mrs C W Sparr hosted a social in honor of HN 5 Rane and friends. Dee day for friends honored Mr ad Mire WE Spalding who planned to leave Cambridge Maine to visit Mr and Mae Aston seeking.
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Irma House to Wed Robert E House in March
Invitations were issued by Mrs. Syvaint Lavy for the marriage of her daughter Irma to Robert E. House. The wedding will be held March 8 at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs. J. HL Cohn. Bob Krum plans a southern trip and Mrs Will Ronrve travels to Kansas City for a brief visit.
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Kangan City
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Gene Hoakinaon
Viniand
Edward Hyland
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Elise. Hyland
Kanaas City
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Wichita
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Cutting Off Our Nose: Early Spring Day Brings Comfort to a Speaker
An opinion piece argues U S policy in Europe harms housewives and taxpayers by buying wheat for Europe, while dismantling European fertilizer capacity. It critiques bi partisanship, warns of higher bread costs, and questions postwar policy and its impact on American farms.
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Kan sas senior Esther Calvin wins Delta Delta Delta award
Esther Calvin, University of Kansas senior from Pittsburg, earned a $75 scholarship for the spring semester. She lives in Watkins Hall with a residence scholarship and majors in bacteriology. After graduation she will enter the University of Medical Center in Kansas for medical technology training.
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Trend to Debut on KU Campus This Week
The University of Kansas welcomes the new student publication Trend, featuring a short story by Maurice Kel-Toga and announcing its first issue. Eskimo student Grace Putkuk from Alaska spoke to junior high students in Lawrence, initially wearing native dress before changing into everyday clothes for the assembly led by Principal Faith Graber.
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Kesey
Campbell
Economic Boycott by Arab League on Palestine Policy
The Arab League political committee announced a plan for an economic boycott of the United Kingdom and other nations backing the partition of Palestine. The move, announced on February 19, targets those supporting the controversial policy.
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Modern Manners for a Teen Second Date Advice
Teen readers receive practical guidelines on dating behavior from attire to conversation. Emphasis is placed on natural presentation, not over or underdressing, avoiding loudness or flirtation, and resisting peer pressure. The piece cautions against pretense and mirrors a traditional moral stance for respectful courtship.
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Dating etiquette for young escorts in social settings
A reader asks if a 17 year old should specify attire for a date. The columnist advises clarifying the party type to avoid embarrassment, noting that a semi formal dress at a casual gathering is worse than peers in sweaters and skirts. The reply commends thoughtful planning and predicts popularity for careful escorts.
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National price control bill advances in Paris assembly
Paris February 19. The national assembly pushed a strict price control bill as part of Premier Schaman's drive to stabilize the economy and curb inflation. Aden Yemen February 19. Yemen’s government confirmed the death of Imam Yahya at 82 in a telegram, noting his passing as confirmed.
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Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Club Events
Lawrence area social notes recap a smorgasbord at The Hearth hosted by Temola club for Mr and Mrs Robert Mitchell, Alfred Runyan’s hospital stay after an accident, and visits from Kansan City figures. Dr George M Bolcourt officiated a wedding in Lawrence. Chapter CE EQ met with 27 members and a guest, discussing chemistry and planning elections for March 2.
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Jonquite
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Times Herald Bulletin Evening Edition February 1
Fragments of Radio schedules and society notices cover a busy evening with WDAF and WEAF programs, local obituaries, and community events. Notables include Mrs Hyland of Baldwin, the Goetchings’ Wichita weekend, and plans for a Republican convention gathering in Wichita.
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