An Old Peril Prompts February 28 Journal World Note
A Lawrence Kansas daily issue notes a proverb from Proverbs warning against drinking and forgetfulness of laws in a Thursday edition. The paper, based at 721 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, includes masthead details, subscription rates, and Associated Press copyright notices.
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Associated BP Ie
Presa
Uss
Loral Newa
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lawrence
Kannas
Marchard
Discord at a Price
The article notes Lord Halifax's remarks at KU about Allied divisions after World War I and the erosion of trust among victors. It argues that while full agreement is unlikely, nations pursuing more than war must study the consequences of continued conflict and seek peace-driven policies.
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Lord Halifax
K.U
Food for Europe and the hunger problem in Europe
President Truman urged an aggressive U S program to cut domestic food use to aid Europe against famine. The move drew mixed reactions from officials who argue feeding war torn nations should have been global priority since the fighting ended. Truman invited Herbert Hoover to a conference signaling urgency as some see a return of wartime food restrictions and voluntary belt tightening.
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Europe
Truman
United States
Herbert Henver
Altueky
Chief Justice Stone Opposes Supreme Court as Odd-Job Pool
The high court chief denounces calling justices for political assignments after Roberts led the Pearl Harbor probe and Roosevelt overruled him. Justice Jackson prosecutes war criminals. Byrnes left the court for state secretary, Douglas declined interior post, Roberts questioned by a Senate panel.
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Stone
Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
James F. Byrnes
Robert H. Jackson
Europe
William C. Douglas
Interior
Justice Roberts
Senate
Generel
Justice Jackson
Supreme Court review and justice in high duties
Commentary argues for leaving Supreme Court justices to attend to their high duties without interference. It frames Stone's stance as favorable to independence and proper focus on constitutional responsibilities by the court.
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Supreme Court
Stone
Autocracy Is Hated Denunciation of Labor Legislation
William Green denounces pending labor bills as biased against organized labor, arguing despotic power fuels public dislike of rulers. He notes wage-price policy failed to curb strikes, while postwar travel surges across the nation, leaving readers eager for missing details on tires and routes.
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William Green
Nesw
AFL
Hitler
Mussolini
Newly Elected Tammany Member Outlines National Policy
A new Tammany member of Congress states his credo that what is best for his constituents is best for the nation. The program favoring quick dog handling is noted in congressional circles. He argues Li hasn’t been best for the nation.
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Tammany
Enngreas
Cirirles
Russians moving troops into Manchuria stir Chinese complaints
Chinese complain of Russian troop movements into Manchuria while Japanese machinery departs. Some Chinese still believe they will influence events there as Russians pledge troop withdrawals from Iran. Iranians watch for signs of Russian troops beginning homeward pull, but nothing seen yet.
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Manchuria
Iran
Kansas Oil And Gas Output In 1945 Record
Kansas, a farm state known for wheat, corn, and cattle, produced 97 365 821 barrels of oil in 1945. During the year 1 810 wells were drilled creating 39 new oil pools in 21 counties and seven new gas pools in seven counties with nearly 400 drill tests across more than half the counties.
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Piteaburg Mendlight
Kansas
Theat
Geological Survey
Kansan
Wilson World Seeks Sheriff Candidates Amid Housing Pressure
The Wilson World notes potential sheriff candidates as housing conditions remain unsettled. If no marked improvement appears in the coming months, the paper signals a surge of hopefuls ready to take on the job and its duties.
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Wilson World
Germany's wounded world seen through occupy care and hope
Frankfort Germany Feb 28 The observer notes vast allied bombing ruins across Berlin Essen Cologne Nuernberg Munich Frankfurt and other cities yet sees German resolve. He argues food transport and fuel are the core immediate needs while rehabilitation proceeds on priority. He praises peasant toil and older folk driving recovery and warns of lean years ahead with shortages, disease, and uncertain supplies. Francis Scott Key mentioned.
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Frankfort
Germany
Reich
Berlin
Essen
Cologne
Nuernberg
Wilds
Weill
Dupouts
Citlen
Herlin
Hitler
WPA Paving Starts on Eleventh Street Extension
Workmen on the WPA street paving project began on Eleventh street between New Hampshire and Massachusetts, widening from 90 to 50 feet. Several local residents and visitors are noted in a string of social items including travels to New Orleans and visits in Vancouver, Kansas City, and Bayonne. The wedding of Miss Nora Seidenstricker and Ervin Chase is reported as held on Washington's birthday.
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Eleventh
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Jack Miller
John McNown
Donald Phelps
Edwin Phelps
New Orleans
John Powers
Vancouver
Wash
E. F. Caldwell
Blanche Sams
Blue Rapids
Misa Cora Sama
J. £. Good
Cora Hupp
Kansas City
Fred Peterson
Fort Myers
Nelda Hill
Marguerite White
William Hill
Ruth Collins
Nora Seidenstricker
Bayonne
N. J
Ervin Chase
Lawrence
Washington
Miss Christine Baldwin Hosts Dancing Party at Rhode Island Street Home
Twenty five years ago Miss Christine Baldwin entertained last evening with a dancing party at her home 46 Rhode Island street Those present included Miss Maude Payne Olive Hughey Madeline Neubar Willie Pontius Randall Taylor Jessa Davis and George Richardson The Lincoln Tribune published in today’s Journal-World lists editorial staff Verner Newman Nelda Hill Zelimer Lee and Iva Cline with contributors Kenner Meyers Marcia Edmonia Payne Irne Cline Lavina Perry Janeva Bure Red Hines Geneva
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Christine Baldwin
Rhode Island Street
Maude Payne
Olive ‘Hughey
Madeline _ Neubar
Willie Pontius
Randall Taylor
Jessa Davis
George Richardson
Lincoln Tribune
Lincoln School
Journal-World
Tdditorial
Tp Verner Newman
Nelda Hill
Zelimer Lee
Iva Cline
Kenner Meyers
Marcia Edmonia Payne
Ire. Cline
Lavina Perry
Janeva Bure
Red Hines
Geneva
Forty Years Ago Captains Chosen For Washington Creek Wolf Hunt
Forty years ago captains named for the Washington Creek wolf hunt are William Banning George Derby Sidney Helston and OSI Lindell. The event includes youths under fifteen not allowed to participate and a performance of Parifal at Bowersock Opera House. Local notes mention Harrison Weeks coaching dayhawkers in Washington D C and various residents visiting or traveling.
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Washington Creek
Wolf Hunt
William Banning
George Derby
Sidney Helston
Osi Lindell
Bowersock Opera House
Dark Bread and Bureaucrats in Wartime Food Policy
Samuel B. Pettengile criticizes President Truman for urging dark bread to free wheat for Europe, arguing bureaucratic controls inflated animal feed use. He cites 1945-46 data from Cornell showing 146 million extra bushels fed to livestock and warns against continued price controls harming farmers and consumers.
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Samuel B. Pettengile
Truman
Europe
Morta
Cornell Agricultural College
Washington
Sita
Horizon tailed composer puzzle and word list clues
A cryptic clue filled puzzle featuring a central composer Horizon tailed by Antonin. It includes numbered paths and terms such as Ventilate Oriental guitars Observe Fault Nest of pheasants Wolfhound Chaos Merriment Laughter sound Droop Seine He was amistake Loathe Even Assault Highest cards and a vertical clue set Dibble Center Fruit Like Ruler Woody plant Rupees Aisle Meadow Coin Sesame American humorist and symbol questions
Fragmented Clues Yield A Puzzling Historical List
The page presents a dense OCR of scattered terms and numbers. Readable items include values like 19 Exclamation 46 Morse and 8 Transpose, alongside words such as Sky-blue, Vegetable, Onager, Corded fabric, and Ransom. The set resembles a cryptic word puzzle or glossary fragment from a newspaper page.
Unemployment Payments Near 1945 Total in Kansas
Topeka reports Kansas unemployment compensation payments for 1946 total about 3.86 million dollars, within half a million of the 1945 full year expenditure of 4.31 million. Arthur W. Herrick, executive director of Kansas unemployment compensation, noted the year’s payments so far run close to last year’s total.
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Topeka
Kansas
Arthur W. Herrick
Washington Veterans News and Policy Updates
In Washington with Congressman Ercett and Scrivner urging victory gardens and food plans. Veterans Affairs handles 140k to 150k daily mail. 26k relate to insurance policies referencing N numbers to speed service. Burial rights at Fort Scott and widows’ arrangements discussed. OPA sets Rutter ceiling at forty six cents. dairy pricing impacts. Legislative items include veterans preference in surplus sales. As of February 1, 751,944 readjustment act education applications. 111,756 in schools. 24,627 in job training. 20,278 in schools. 15,298 on the job. variances due to progression and eligibility.
Farm Groups Oppose Tax Increase On Gasoline
The Kansas farm groups led by Farm Bureau plus Kansas Grange and Farmers Union denounce a one cent gasoline tax enacted under executive pressure by a bare majority. They demand exemption for non highway fuels and a refund of oil taxes on non highway motor fuels. The Federation elected a new president in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas Committee of Farm Organization
Farm Bureau
The
Kansas Grange
Farmers Union
Co. Co
Cei
Toneka
Dean McCammon
Hutchinson
Democracy grows from grass roots in Kansas meeting
Dr. George F. E. Haynes, executive secretary for race relations, addressed about 120 at a Lawrence meeting urging democracy be built from local communities. He argued that true democracy must be learned and practiced at the grass roots level, with study and cooperation across racial and religious lines.
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George FE. Haynes
Department of Race Relations
Federal Council of Churenes
Lawrence
Plymouth Congregational Church
Haynes
St. John's Catherdal
New York
Steward Thurman
Atuward
Ir. Haynes
Council of Churches
Saucier and Rotary speakers highlight Baldwin events
Dr and Mrs W A Saucier attended an educational meeting in Kansas City last Friday. Earl Black led the Baldwin Rotary program Tuesday noon introducing Swede Larson county engineer who spoke on Roads of Douglas County and the need for more funds for proper road surfacing. Visitors included two county commissioners Lew Griffith and Bid Johnann. Dr Philip Tips tetter joined the club. Chapter CE of FFO met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Edward J Crague's home with program by Mrs Thomas A Evans and Mrs Robert C Mitchell continuing Great Britain and Ourselves. Evans spoke on Hongkong history and wartime experiences, Mitchell on Singapore and Java days with Standard Oil. Next meeting will be at Mrs Alfred Leach March 12 with annual officer election. Rev W D Lester, executive
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W. A. Saucier
Kansas City
Earl Black
Baldwin Rotary Club
Swede Larson
Douglas County
Lew Griffith
Bid Johnann
Philip Tipstetter
Chapter CE
F.F.O
Edward J. Crague
Thomas A. Evans
Robert C. Mitchell
Great Britain
Evans
Hongkong
Radio Programe WHEN-1250 KPRIT 1250
Radio schedule listing multiple programs and hosts across stations KMBC WREN WDAF WDAP and others scheduled for Thursday evening February and Friday March with talks music news and theater segments including Island Ventures and Golden Gate Quartet performances plus School of Fine Arts events and public relations notices.
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Wien
Jack Armetron
Kmgcoie
Rotter Chiy
Bab
Wren
Kmuc
WDAF
CWC
Kmbc Newsnet
Whak
Allen
WWE Ear
WDA
Bence
Munie Tall
Hobby Lobby
Jack Uuley
Guo
Island Ventures
Anen Rath, Sraccamnatt
Costette
Rudy Valier
Kmbcgerie Snith
Brene
Jack Kirkwood
WDAP
Rtchard
KMBC
Wren—Stouls Prin
Urehys
KMAC
DAF
Risa
Stanic
Wwmb
KMEC
Orf
WRES
Jack Anmatroni
KMNC
Af—Nawscant
Rosie Wentren
Ted West
Newacast
Harac
Kansan
WDAK
Worl
Ginny Kimma
Woody Herman
Aldrich
WRI
Kate Smith
Bc Holiday and Company
Ren
Alan Young
Rede ‘Stith
SBC
Orean Melodies
Muehiebach
CBS
Grendicnatee
Bos Steestrigh Ananee
Uslen
KMBC_sien
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