Democrats Turn Kansas League Sparks Topeka Meeting
The Kansas Democratic gathering at Topeka will forecast primary clashes as leaders urge hopes for a Kansas landslide. Debate centers on court house and state house control, with speculation that Judge Haxman could seek the U.S. Senate. Conflicting ambitions loom, promising a lively Topeka event venting party strategies and lineups ahead of the primary.
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Kansas
Topeka
State House
Haxman
United States Senate
Washington
Close Finish in Britain Election Forecast
Betting odds point to a photo finish as voters decide whether Churchill or the entrenched socialist government will lead Britain. The campaign centers on empire, economic policy, and the war's aftermath, with outcomes shaping Britain’s future and the fate of free enterprise.
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Winston Churchill
Churchill
British
England
Britain
Tiger With Big Teeth in Socialist Rise and Berlins Invasion
A Melbourne Herald editor warns socialists press nationalization as a tiger with big teeth. Western Allied authorities fear a communist youth invasion of western Berlin tied to a May 27 to 29 celebration, later called off to avoid exposing contrasts with the Soviet zone.
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Australia
New Zealand
J. F. Wiliams
The
Melbourne Herald
Berlin
Russa Zone
Religion and Economics Conference Tackles Communism View
Protestant churchmen at Detroit sponsored by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America discussed economic realities and the dangers of dogmas. A committee of 18 issued a nonbinding statement urging Christians to assess the economic order by Christian worth of man rather than by labels like communist socialist or capitalist.
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Detroit
Federal Council of the ‘Churches of Christ In
Mystery Trial Voegeler Reveals Communist Influence Claims
The Manhattan Mercury Chronicle reports a noisy mystery trial in which Robert A. Voegeler, described as American, pleaded guilty to alleged espionage tied to communist influence in satellite Hungary. Observers were barred, and American counsel or AP reporters were not admitted. The article notes opaque custody treatment and seeks election registrations and civic participation.
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Robert A. Voegeler
Expion
Hungary
Cardinal Mindaxenty
Vogeler
Associated Press
Russia and the West on the Cold War Fault Line
The piece analyzes whether Western demands for talks with Russia rest on real change or wishful thinking. It cites Dean Acheson’s Feb 8 policy stating progress toward peace via treaties with the Russians is impossible, urging a power-based stance to counter Soviet aims to consolidate influence and push a global communist agenda.
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Russia
Moscow
U.S
Dean Acheson
Efe
Isa
Japan
Acheson
Americas
Sam
Red drive and city manager debate in Lawrence
The article discusses the shift in Soviet policy after World War II toward world communism and the cold war. It argues a public debate in Lawrence on adopting a city manager form, noting the need for adequate information and the community's interest in truthful facts to decide what is best for the city.
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Russia
Lawrence
Kansas
Leer
Birth, gatherings, and society notes in Coild town
Mr and Mrs Harold Allen announce the birth of a daughter yesterday. Mrs Ben Carman will entertain at luncheon and bridge tomorrow honoring Mrs C G McCoy of Minneapolis Minnesota. Eleanor Allen and Patricia Bigelow were initiated into Kappa Kappa Gamma Saturday morning. The marriage of Miss Clara Stehlein and Charles P Aldridge took place Sunday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran church. Mrs S S M Law has returned from a two weeks trip to Florida. Mr and Mrs P A Diehl and Mere W J Carter returned yesterday from a visit with friends in Denver.
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Harold Allen
Ben Carman
C. G. McCoy
Minneapolis
Minn
Eleanor Allen
Patricia Bigelow
Clara Stehlwein
Charles P. Aldridge
Trinity Lutheran Church
S&s. M. Law
Florida
P. A. Diehl
Mere W. J. Carter
Denver
Community notes from a 1920s Kansas city page
Twenty five years ago Haskell Institute received a $56195 cash gift from the Quapaw tribe of Oklahoma for a new athletic field. Lincoln essay winner Frank Strong Sr. and eleven football players from Liberty Memorial High were announced. A senior recital by Mrs. Thomas A. Larremore at KU and several local social events are listed along with a wake of obituaries, school news, and a minstrel show benefiting the city restroom project. Also reported are storm sewer complaints on Massachusetts Street and a box car collar contest at Ober’s store with a $2375 prize.
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Haskell Institute
Quapaw Indian Tribe of
Oklahoma
Frank Strong
Lawrence High School
University
Liberty Memorial High School
Ira Wilbur
Vance Wadhams
Homer Hanley
Alvis Allison
Donald Dowera
Violet McKene
Winona Cairns
Jean Brown
Ruth MecCain
Rose
F. R. Bartz
Inch Street
Washington
Bertha Knop
Denver
Elks
Bowersock Opera House
M. G
Laura Pease) Manley
Louisiana Street
Massachusetts Street
Bob Starkweather
Ober's Clothing Store
Dispersal plan eyed for atomic attack targets
Albuquerque reports Dr. Paul J. Larsen will take a post in Washington March 1 as head of civilian defense. He outlines a plan to disperse or shield key targets near Washington with underground shelters within 30 to 60 miles, arguing saturation bombing would be impractical.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Office of Civilian Defense
Paul J. Larsen
Washington
Ursen
Atomic Energy Commission
Sandia
Europe
Envition
Pentagon
Lawrence Daily Journal World Society Notes February 1950
Local society items from Lawrence Kansas cover Girl Scout activities church circles and community groups. Mentions March leadership training bids, hospital visits, socials and planned meetings across several clubs including Western Star chapter and home demonstration units with leaders Mrs Daugherty Mrs Heusch and Mrs Adams.
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Daily Journal-World
Lawrenge
Kansas
Cawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawren
Memi Bere
Mio
Kanone Damen
Tan Een
Manning
Hecent
Rey
Daugherty
Laws
Renee Meenerta! Hospital
Howard Waviness
Super
Bridee
Mra
Fred Walker
Eugene Mecabria
Eugene Nicin
Fred Moaiaer
J. D. Adama
Sprouse
Kansas City
Warn Thurstay
Nell Catlin
Schoe
Margaret Webster
Cyrequ
Ales Paulie
Wais
Sears
Howard Retter
Ara
Eudora 8.T. A
Sadock
Bete Rafelbrock
Aub
Teatny
Eugene St Jef
Wrasee
Mesabell Versten
Fn Lothhols
Jay Omfter
Dlert Nash
Vivia Drorre
Alea Hert Dowding
Mra. Ticket
Thursay
Keltl Cot
Mere
Harry White
Mere Jack Howard
Mr. Hownet
Lawrence
Col
Leenen
Atiars
Wayne Heusch
Leater Massey
Fete Lawson
Hearesse
Anaweing
Howard Kohler
Douglas County
Bill Collins
Varda Diedril
Wotcr
John Strong
Circle No
WT. Norris
Circle No 3
Eudora Fever Club
Minne Janes
Minnie BO Edelrodk
Pictures of K U Will Be Shown in New Zealand
An exhibit of photographs depicting life at an American university has been sent to the third International Conference on Correspondence Education at Wellington New Zealand to be held April. The display lineup features the campus, Chancellor Deane W. MaHott, the 149-50 basketball team, and Dr A G Butchers, with Misa Kenney coordinating the reading of the KC display.
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Wellington
New Zeals
M Rath Kenney
Deane W. Ma Hott
A. G. Butchers
New Zealand
Misa Kenney
K.C
Lincoln
Nebr
Shawnee County Democrats elect Rooney chairman
In Topeka on February 20, Charles Rooney, a Topeka attorney, was elected chairman of the Shawnee County Democratic central committee without opposition, succeeding Harold M. Slatten who resigned to become district census supervisor.
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Shawnee County
Topeka
Charles Rooney
Democratic Central Committee
Rooney
Harold M. Slatten
Radio Programs Schedule on WREN and Associated Stations
A dense, OCR-like listing of radio programs across WREN KMHC WDAP WDAF KMBC KUWO KMBC etc for February dates, detailing show titles such as Light-Up Time Newschat Theatres and variety programs. Includes times, call signs, and program names across stations, with numerous items and many names. The fragment reads like a station lineup with multiple programs including news, music, drama, and talk segments across several stations.
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WDAF
Wren
KMC
WDAP
KUWO
Theater of the Air
Wren—Chnstiane
Band of
Amerika
KMBC
Irma
MHC
Hal
Richant Bolling
KCMU
Scotty
Teras Hangers
Arthur Godfrey
KMNC
Caroline Biles
Kcal Modern
KMRE
Siam
Jin
KCMG
Ladies
KMEC
Nwac
MACK
W—Wren
Ming Crosby
Hannibal Caoh
Hride and
Dirvorm
Rcmab
Hachetage
Wile
Lorenae Jone
KMBG
Young Or. Malone
KNEC
KMRC
KMIRC
WRENS
Cavalcade of America
North
Hope K
Sadie
Kate Wren
Fibber Meee
Molly
KMHCU
Rerape Kumo— Philhartronic
KMFC
KOM News
Fragmentary Really Mixed Crime and Oddities Report
A garbled clipping mentions a woodless house build in the south and a costly new car sale as a path to footing. Batavia New York police glow disappears in a belts and gloves phantasm, then an outlaw stair creak at midnight. An Oklahoma prison riot is halted and a war den takes a pen.
Lawrence Vote On Manager Plan Election In City
Lawrence will vote in a special election alongside the regular spring polls. Agitation for a change has persisted, with petitions requiring 13 signatures to qualify. The mayor called for the election after a legal review confirmed petition validity. The city has experimented with different governance forms, including commissions and council at large, before returning to a mayor and council system.
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Hecateet
Lawrence
Mitra
Haa
Munici
National Banner Puzzle Clues Yield Obscure Capital Riddle
A scrambled list of clues includes a capital city hint, animals, plants, weights, and colors. The mixed entries reference a banner puzzle style, with items like a river, the organ of smell, and epic figures, forming a broad wordplay grid.
Puzzling Crossword Clue Pack for 26 European City
Puzzle answers collected include 26 European city 33 Poked 34 Refer 36 Frozen water hanging from eaves 37 Hate 42 Humor 43 Land measure 44 Be quiet 45 Listen 46 Sea eagle 49 Snare 51 Ventilate 33 Tungsten tab 5 Vicar general.
Evening schedule shift for city workers in Edora
The notice lists a revised schedule starting November 11 for office staff including Jessie M and Mayor’s son, with a discussion of venue changes and special parade arrangements. It notes posting locations in New York and Valley Forge and mentions Transportation and Weather coordination. It also references expected turnout and the need for tracers and safety measures during the event.
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Mira
Te von
Jessie M
hTiot Weaterhorner
Lerbatee
Warne San
Mud Mee
W. Reer
Eagdial
New York
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Democrats
Economics
Manhattan Mercury Chronicle
Oy Dawitt MacKenzie
Foreign Affairs Analuaty
Cottege
Marshal Stalin
Mary Simmons
Margaret Roberts
Marian Lindenberger
Merriam Brandt
Ruth Brown
Juanita, Brown
Virginia Moody
Juanita Moody
June Ulm
Annabelle Werkenthin
Hazel Wiley
Doris Stockwell
W. M. Johnson
Darrell Koontz
Marie Petefish
Woodlawn
Odie Purvis
Margaret Bre Elma Carey
Elizabeth John Josephine Thompson
K. U
Donald E. Wind
Massachusetta Street
Bob van Horn
I Maine Street
wDar
Keno
Oread
Ludeewood 8 Sons
Eae
Halcochean
Batavia, N. Y
Marba
Tits Capital
Tay River
Thoron
Geraint
TA Battle Fleet
Eudora
P. A. Cordell
Ed Harrison
Rhodes and Taylor
WDAE
Eno Rasan Leth H
Dassee
Vinalow
Coat Guard
Paul Whiteman
NOR Telenrws
Beck
Hantall Jesse
Film Briere
Pune
Smith Electric Company
N. B. St
Setterias
Cabies
Bendis
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
Maen Mel Faber
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
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