Journal World Withhold Not Good from Them to Whom It Is Due
A fragment from the Journal World page includes a dated 23 February with religious verse and a notice about Withhold not good from them to whom it is due. The piece references the Audit Bureau of Circulation and notes printing details for the newspaper in Lawrence Kansas.
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Topeka May Advance Topeka City Manager Move Urged
The State Journal calls for Topeka to adopt the city manager form, arguing it fits modern times and has helped 29 Kansas cities reduce taxes and bonded debt. It cites Lawrence’s consideration of the issue and stresses efficient city management as the key to value for money.
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United States Breaks Ties With Bulgaria In Cold War Tensions
The State Department released a detailed account of Bulgarian intrigue in Sofia as American diplomatic staff face harassment, a death in prison, and an indictment for spying. Washington also denounces the Hungary trial of Vogeler as a sham. The United States vows clear opposition to such injustices in red bloc justice.
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Unlikely Topeka Democrat Senator Candidate Stirs Scene
In Topeka a lively post gathering mood shows Ewell Stewart, a declared Democratic hopeful for the Senate nomination, enjoying himself while others fret over party unity. Stewart stands out as the only one seemingly having fun amid debates on liquor policy and government spending.
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Liberal pancake race and Wilson tribute in Topeka
The Vera? Liberal pancake race featured women flipping cakes thrice per course while wind mocked the event. Kansas Democrats in Topeka recall Woodrow Wilson amid praise for wartime leadership and a critique of postwar authority. Arkansas City Traveler notes Truman’s new gold plated car fitting Washington’s tastes and its cost remains unexamined.
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Letters to the Editor on religion and society
The letter argues the Church remains essential but not a political instrument. It warns against materialism and ignores church leaders' failings while urging civic responsibility, Christian ethics, and vigilance in voting, capitalism, and welfare state moderation. It cautions against regimentation and calls for spiritual faith as a guiding rock.
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Churchill's H-bomb stance stirs British Labour foes
British Labourites criticized Churchill's push on the H-bomb as a campaign issue yet more debated the plan to press for high level talks on atomic questions. He argued efforts should continue until the atomic threat diminishes. Labour initially balked but then signaled openness to similar actions if in power. The piece notes public fear of a new nuclear era in Western Europe and the appeal of reducing government overreach while countering global threats. Wellington mourns Harry Woods founder editor of the Wellington News for fifty years.
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Local residents file for city council seats and events
Four more candidates enter the city council race including Frs Butcher Ralph Achning J J Richards and TF Eberhart. A caravan of social and civic notices recounts trips to St Louis Kansas City and a Nelson Eddy concert. Birthday dinners weddings and club entertainments fill community life with details from a frost reported at the university to a Baldwin firemen gathering and a growing cow shortage threatening classes.
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Twenty Fifth Anniversary Engagement and Social Notices
Engagement announced for Miss Iole Musselman of Lavona to Eugene Brune of Lake View. Mrs. Thomas Larrimore to host vocal recital with Miss Louise Miller. Miss Ednah Hopkins to broadcast violin from Chicago. Gladys Naoma Daniels wed Roy Herndon in Kansas City on February 17. High school cafe supper then Lawrence Manual camp for local students. Lincoln Walton club to form at Elks. Maggie Naff and P C Jones married yesterday at Ege home.
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Ernest West
Benton Henderson
Elks Club
Maggie Naff
P. C. Jones
William M. Ege
Fateful Day in England Tests Socialist Rule
Readers are told England faces a decisive moment as voters choose between continuing a socialist government or restoring free enterprise, signaling a turning point for the empire and its economic system. The use of the word fateful underscores the gravity of the moment.
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Fragmentary Legal Notice on Property and Damages
The notice lists items including furniture and bodies, with references to domains and measurements. It appears as a paid newspaper notice lacking full details, mentioning water damage and a depletive action. Limited legible names or dates prevent precise reconstruction of the case or parties involved.
Election fate hinges on ten percent voters in Britain
In a close contest among Labour Socialists and Conservatives with Liberal allies, final outcome rests on about ten percent of voters, largely women undecided. If no overall majority, Liberals could hold balance of power and shape coalition chances. Churchill or Eden likely to lead if Conservatives win. Attlee if Socialists prevail. Also reports on Sue Quinn and Katie Shea winning college scholarships and Bulgaria naming Poland to act for Bulgaria in the US amid diplomatic break.
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Barbs by Bal Cochran and the changing roles of women
A fragmented column notes Barbs by Bal Cochran and mentions Jobo L. Lewis, neighbor kids, and front yard games. It claims beauty advice pushes happiness and love making as art, while hints that divorces rise as women gain wealth by decree.
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Senate expands McCarthy spy inquiry into State Department
Democratic and Republican leaders reached seven additions to the inquiry resolution led by Senator Lucas. The probe by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will subpoena secret loyalty and employment files, hold open hearings on charges of disloyalty, and extend the inquiry beyond the State Department. President Truman and other executive officials may refuse access to confidential files, citing protection of methods.
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Broadcast Schedule Fragments Reflect Turn of Century Radio Lineup
A garbled OCR style listing shows radio and television program times and call letters such as WREN KMBC WDAF KCMO and KMNC with shows like Susie Fer, The Lone Ranger, Bing Crosby, and Cavalcade of Sports. The fragmentary text hints at a busy schedule across several stations, with many times and program titles interleaved and some unreadable.
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