Journal World Pany Daily Except Sunday Edior
Lawrence Kansas newspaper masthead dated Wednesday January 3 1931 shows the Journal World Pany with publisher Stwons and editor Mart Parasia. It notes rates including one year in advance and nearby ad rates and that it is a second class matter entered at the Lawrence post office. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Lawrence
the World CO
Surons
LW. Mumsar
Mesrachusetts
Mart Parasia
Posofice
Lawrence Kanss
Journal-World Pany
Sondsy Dasageng Edrior. Does
Stwons
Moreurt
Kattat
Taleobour
Associated Press
Acdit Bureau of Circulations
Across Korea War Such Mighty Lines Drawn In Echoed Strange Tales
The article reflects on American perceptions of the Korean War, noting aviators observing vast supply trains and Russian involvement led by Zhukov. It argues for weighing realities over theories, stressing allies and mettle of nations allied with the United States in defending civilization.
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Korea
Seroma Land
Anna
Zhukov
Berlin
South Korea
Russia
American
Hoover
America
United States
Hoover defense view labeled isolationist by officials
The text reports Herbert Hoover arguing that American defense must be strong yet Europe bears the primary obligation to defend Western civilization. He says the United States cannot supply the spiritual will or unity Europe must provide and cautions against relying on money to ensure European defense.
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Dewey
John Foster Cullek
Herbert Hoover
America
Truman
Hoover
United States
Europe
GOP Governors Take Office On New Year’s Day Across States
Republican governors chosen in November assume office on January 1, led by Edwin L. Mechem in New Mexico and Len B. Jordan, among 14 Republicans holding eight of 22 previous terms. The article notes party gains, shifts in state leadership, and broader political trends ahead of 1950.
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Edwin L. Mechem
New Devico
Len B. Jordan
Tolitho
Wisconsin
William d. Keller, Jr
Old Home Town wedding stirs Lawrence bachelors club
Katherine O Laughlin of Wellington plans a wedding while Lawrence bachelors club members sigh at leap year’s pass. Vice president Richard A Harber rises to presidency as Harry Cane o becomes vice president. Probate judge Frank y named advisor. Many names listed as club members with wedding talk and Army exempt status noted.
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Katherine O'Laughlin
Wellington
Renee
Lawrence
Charles Rankin
Harry
Candy) Cane O
Frank
Allrns
J. W
John Andrew
Ed S. Ma Young
Alexander
Hip of Thele Club
Fred “Ronny” Black
Charles C. Rankin
Phil Russell
T. C. Green
Dick Barlwood L'Wterson
Claude Redmond
C. Carl
John Pat Callahan
John Andrews
Frank Lutz
Courtney Crim
Harold Beck
Carl Hennick
Jack Jes Wriz
Versi Schwinles
Curtis Cook
Dick Kelly
Prof
W. Tagean
Harry, Cane
George Stapleton
L. B. Read, Jr
Follow after righteousness and faith in gracious list
A religious exhortation cites 1 Timothy 6 11 and names a long roster of individuals including Casey Richards Homer Reusch Al Bromelsick Olin Petefish William Underwood Jr Gerald Pipes Tucker Thomson Holtz Cy Beery Paul Friend Raymond Rice Laighton Melvin Frank Iliff John Bondeson Ralph Lawrences Dennis Lawrence Eugene Gallagher Ben Schaake Arden Booth Charles Gilmore John Nichols Wolf Schaf August Kahle Henry Kahle PPD L Patterson Robert J Rowlands Maurice Cannady W F Anderson Horace M Mason Schleifer Kenneth Bruce and Dick Powell.
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Casey Richards
Homer Reusch
al Bromelsick
Olin Petefish
William Underwood
Gerald Pipes
Tucker
Thomson Holtz
Cy Beery
Paul Friend
Raymond Rice
Laighton Melvin
Frank Iliff
John Bondeson
Ralph Lawrences
Dennis Lawrence
Eugene Gallagher
Ben Schaake
Arden Booth
Charles Gilmore
John Nichols Wolf Schaf
August Kahle
Henry Kahle
PPD
L. Patterson
Robert J. Rowlands
Maurice Cannady
W. F. Derson
Horace M. Mason
Schleifer
Kenneth
But) Bruce
Dick Powell
Federal aid for road from Lawrence to Ottawa via Pleasant Grove
Notice received that federal aid will fund a road connecting Lawrence and Ottawa through Pleasant Grove. Miss May Gardner hosted an informal tea for Spanish teachers home for the holidays. Jay Richardson announces the birth of son Harry D. Richardson on December 41. Virginia Melvin returns to Urbana after holidays with her parents. she teaches at the University of Illinois. Dorothy Higgins departs Saturday for Weatherford Texas to teach at Weatherford College.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Pleasant Grove
May Gardner
Miss Gardner
Jay Richardson
Harry D. Richardson
Virginia Melvin
Urbana
R. E. Melvin
University of Illinois
Dorothy Higgins
Weatherford, Tr
Evants
Weatherford College
Lawrence Librarian Notes Shifting Reader Tastes
The Lawrence librarian reports readers are increasingly seeking non fiction. The federal census places Lawrence population at 12 374. Two fire alarms were answered yesterday. An overheated furnace at S L Fox 137 Maine Street started a fire filling the home with smoke. A second alarm at 16 New York Street, home of Albert Salisbury, sent fire crews across the Kaw bridge where passengers endured frostbite risks. Mrs Paul Laptad hosted 25 youths at her north town residence last Saturday night.
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Lawrence
S. L. Fox
Maine Street
New York Street
Albert Salisbury
Kaw Bridge
Paul Laptad
Ttown
Restore Japanese cherry trees to Washington nameplates
In a Sublette Monitor note an effort to restore original names of Washington cherry trees renamed during World War I is reported. The piece contrasts this with no news about a Russian serum claimed to extend life to 150 years and mentions a Wichita Eagle remark about longevity. A Chase County News classified item appears seeking a male to correspond with a woman of mature age.
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Washington
Monitor
Wichita Eagle
Chase County
News 4
Food and steel prices contrast in 1940s Albuquerque butcher note
An Albuquerque eater contemplates price shifts from 1940 to today, comparing steak at 32 cents a pound to an expensive car at 94 cents a pound while observing oil and steel industry changes and a playful plate of fender humor.
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State Decent
Albuquerque
Cary
King
Kansas Congressman Heads G O P House Caucus
Washington January 3 1 Representative Hope el Kan assumes the chairmanship of the house Republican caucus at the opening of the new congress He succeeds Representative Woodruff who did not seek reelection after long service Howe dean of the all Republican house delegation was nominated as the sole candidate He has served twelve terms in the house and previously resigned six years ago as secretary of the Republican caucus He will preside over caucuses and may call a caucus or assemble Republicans as needed Hope also serves as delegation chairman Representative owner Bo Kan was selected as Kansas member of the Republican congressional campaign committee
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Washington
Hope el-Kan
House
Republicn
Congress
Woodruff
R-Mieh
Howe
Rees
RoRan
Ted
R Publican
Barbs and weather stir nerves in local note
A fragmented column hints at tensions in business and gender roles. The text contrasts focus and risk in daily affairs while remarking on weather and a new wife’s anxious moment at baking, suggesting domestic and social pressures in a community setting.
Lame Duck Congress Sees Brian Split Opinions Over Seas
A chef comments on cake and her husband as a “Lame Duck” Congress draws attention to ongoing debate. Brian is referenced with his stance already formed. The note urges readers to write and participate in foreign policy discussion.
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Brian
Why Chiang Kai-shek's Troops May Be Used in Korea
DEWITT MACKENZIE argues the Chinese communist intervention in Korea could force UN action. Chiang Kai-shek offered 30 000 Formosan troops, but Washington resisted aiding Chiang, fearing escalation and defense of Formosa. The article discusses UN strategy and potential sanctions against Peiping as the crisis unfolds.
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Chiang Kai-shek
China
News Ruiter
Louie Sinclair
eMicle Enquirer
Jand News
Avia
Washington
MacArthur
U.N
Chiang Kaishek
Korea
Formosa
Wwe
Vladivostok
Dutsa
Mein Washington
Miach
Britain
Keredani Fnrce
Peiping
Che
United Nations
United States
Trow
America
Teiping
Eisenhower named Supreme Commander for Atlantic Pact defenses
A Kansan correspondent reports on General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s appointment as Supreme Commander of Atlantic Pact defenses. French opinion welcomes the move amid budget debates and rearmament efforts. Locals discuss headquarters sites, from Paris to Strasbourg, as the cabinet faces a tight vote and Communist opposition.
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John J. Conard
Eisenhower
France
America
Kiserho
Dares
Tarest
Strasbourg
National Assembly
Congress
Desaullists
Tssembly
Birh
Fromier Rene Meven
Chambre Des Deputes
Sea Bird Puzzle Clues Across and Down List
A crossword style list of sea bird themed clues across and down with hints like Eagle's nest butterflies and river in Germany. Includes abbreviations and multiple word answers for both horizontal and vertical entries.
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Germany
Puzzle fragment yields scattered clues and codes
A clipped OCR puzzle fragment lists partial clues and numbers such as ships capacity and various stray terms. The text includes references to Greece feet 45 Inferior and a New Hampshire tab, with many unreadable or corrupted entries like Sarparium (symbol) and Dydaresium tanh.
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Greece
New Hampshire
Sugar Ray Robinson Heads Home as Europe Praises Us Star
Boxing icon known as Sugar Ray Robinson leaves for the U S A as Europe hails his boxing talent and clean sportsmanship. Reports note his $60 000 earnings from a five fight stint while French writers laud his out of ring conduct and skill.
Acacia House Owner Horkmans Portrait Of A Colorful Past
The Acacia house, long associated with Horkmans who served in World War II era as a mail carrier and later assistant postmaster in Lawrence until 1941, is described as a storied dwelling. After retirement, he focuses on farming and hopes to rebuild the historic residence.
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Russia
Kou
Horkpais
Philipines
Wrence
Horkmans
Lawrence
Horkians
Acacia House
Sexen
Actor and stage star dies in New York after Broadway debut
The motion picture actor died last night in New York after a long career on stage and screen. He appeared in stock for two years with Constance Tennett before Broadway debut as the witch boy in Dark of the Moon and later acted opposite Greta Garson, Lana Turner and Barbara Stanwyck in noted films.
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Mart
Actrege
Constance Tennett
Witch Boy
Greta Garson
Desire Me
Lana Turner
Barbara Stanwyck
Radio Program Schedule Snippet With News and Shows
A scrambled radio guide listing stations KMBU KCMO WDAF WREN KMBC and others for Wednesday January 4. It includes corners like News at 4 20 Reporter segments and various show names plus references to personalities such as Arthur Godfrey and Marcus as well as program blocks and sign offs.
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KMBU
KCMO
WDAF
WREN
Pai-Wdaf
KMBC
Kmnc—Club
Sena
KCND
Lone Ranger
Rasho
Chameleon Wren
KFRU
KCMU
Ameran Agent TV
KMEC
Christan
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the Ramtlers
Teoberta Guinan
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Sven Baiewood
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Wayne Kingemo
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RIO Victor Television Dealer
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Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher
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McGrew & Peck
Ordell's Drug Store
Ed Harrison
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