Attlee’s Britain Defies Communism in Global Stand
British Prime Minister Attlee condemns communism and reaffirms solidarity with Western democracies as Britain shifts toward a centrist economic policy. The speech follows anti-communist moves within Labour unions and supports Marshall Plan cooperation to bolster European rehabilitation. Britain faces economic strain but remains a morale pillar for democracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attlee
Morgan Phillips
Jim Hammond
Lancashire
National Union of Mineworkers
Drt
Tyrer
Moscow
London
Britain
World Company ad and rates page from Lawrence Journal-World
This fragment shows an advertising and rate notice page from the Lawrence Journal-World, listing subscription details and rental prices. It notes association press affiliation and circulation statements, with a dated header January 3 and a motto “Founded on love” attributed to a poem.
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Journal-World
the World Company
Atrest Kaneee
Dougiss
Btron
Konens Cie
Associated Press
Republicarines
Oi Jocal News
Asdit Gursas
Lawrence
Kasas
Gee
Congress Faces New Term Amid Unfinished Business
Congress returns to a fraught session with tensions between the White House and lawmakers. Early priorities include short-term relief for Europe and debates over federal appropriations and tax policy, while long-term aid and spending abroad raise questions about the US budget and economic impact.
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Cohmresn
Bion Tomorow
Ws Pwollen
Congress
White House
Accidental breach reveals large prefor shipment to Palestine
A dock accident exposed 65,000 pounds of TXT shipped from New York labeled industrial machinery en route to Palestine. The undercover consignments threaten to fuel the war in the Holy Land, drawing government scrutiny as officials trace who backed the shipment amid international pressure and hidden interests.
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New York
Palestine
Holy Land
United States
United Nations
Interastare
Archade
Actus
Free Burma Free Burney Qeik ds affairs dete Ftax wir Kaede yesterday after low yeare
The article discusses violence in new nations and colonial rule, noting British methods of governance and communist agitation in Burma, with fears of instability and delayed freedoms becoming reality. It compares Burma to Testia and Bursa, citing military presence and protests as the Reds seek control and disrupt orderly government.
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Burney Qeik
Testia
Bursa
Burma
Something to Count On Essaying 19 Predictions
The Coffeyville Journal weighs 1948 outlook with 19 predictions. The column notes that despite advice from married friends and discouraging remarks about engaged youth, Coffeyville couples will marry during 1948, though one may face delays.
Notable spring jackrabbit hunting cited for value and training impact
The passage notes economic value in jackrabbit hunting for former teams and its meat feeding towns. It warns that if jackrabbits disappear the loss will be felt by track and football trainers in the Sunflower State, suggesting a link between wildlife, training culture, and athletic momentum.
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Sunflower
No Better in Palestine Intercepted ships head to Palestine with tough young men
Two ships sailing from Black Sea ports to Palestine were intercepted by British naval vessels. The pandenger lists described as tough young men suggest they were strong and healthy fighters bound for the war on the Holy Land. Britain hints at an earlier end to their mandate, transferring administration to the United Jops, while ongoing disorder could complicate withdrawal.
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Black Sea
Palestine
Holy Land
Malestine
Burton Af
United Jops
CLN
Henry the Pig Burner runs for president in Chiraro Tribune note
The Chiraro Tribune mocks Henry as still a crackpot, yogi balderdash dabbler and all-American oddity. It suggests his candidacy will attract the crackpot and Communist votes, but will not hurt Republicans or the country.
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Henry Whince
The
Chiraro Tribune
Henry
Yogi Balderdash
Word quirks and wartime notes thread through wry column
The piece cites quirky linguistic rules like words starting with u after the second letter, then recalls Paris listings, Ahmed Qavam, Omar Khayyam, and Montgomery in Tunisia. It mentions King Mihai of Romania, communist takeover, and wage price debates, ending with Clark County Clipper noting women who dislike longer skirts.
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Paris
Iran
Ahmed Qavam
Omar Khayyam
Topeka State Journal
Qattara
North African
Montgomery
Rommel
Tunisia
Clark County
Barbs on fashion costs and traffic habits provoke satire
The text jokes about prices in clothing and decoy dummies in show windows, notes how reducing often follows the easy waistline, and suggests babysitting covers youngsters up to three or four. It also mocks drivers who neglect traffic signals and notes some motorists worsen at times.
Old Home Town Highlights From Kanwaka 4-H Supper And Local News
The Kanwaka 4-H club hosted a New Year’s Supper at Ci and Tipping’s home. Lorene Bailey and Heyward Risley married New Year’s Day. Hill family reunion at R. W. Sehon home on New Year’s Day. James P. Hazard returns to Lawrence after 27 years in Louisburg. will live on Mississippi Street. Mabel Isaacson of Santa Ana visiting cousins F. D. Brook and J. D. Seiler. Harriett Hume returns to Kansas City for Central Business College studies. Arthur ITIL born January 3. Charles A. Boughton leaves for Colombia South America as an archeologist. Mrs. Samuel Hall spends day in Desote with daughter Mrs. Lyle Croft.
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Kanwaka 4-H Club
Ci. Tipping
Ralph Bailey
Lorene
Heyward G. Risley
Grant Risley
Reading
Hill
Lecompton
R. W. Sehon
James P. Hazard
Lawrence
Louisburg
Aln
Mississippi Street
Mabel Isaacson
Santa Ana
Calif
F. D. Brook
J. D. Seiler
Harriett Hume
Kanaan City
Central Business College
Arthur Itil
Nims
Edwina Heckham
Charles A. Boughton
A. Boughton
Colombia
South America
Samuel Hall
Desote
Lyle B. Croft
First Baptist elects Sisson moderator for 1923 year
Twenty five years ago L E Sisson was elected moderator of the First Baptist church for the following year. The 1923 basket squad is listed with Lindley as captain and players Mackie Davidson Well Yoan Provost Houser Engle Peltase Jones Coker Eawards Kenned Endacott Dowers Jetmore. Mrs A W Lamb returned from southern Kansas. Also noted are local birth announcements from Oklahoma City.
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L. E. Sisson
First Baptist Church
Lindley
Mackie
Davidson
Jet
Ims, Jr
Oklahoma City
Whist Party Honorees and Local Social Notes Forty Years On
Forty years ago Miss Winifred Blackmar hosted a Whist party honoring Miss Charlotte Hodgson and Miss Frederika Fluke. Other items note visits by Mrs. J. H. Bell to St Joseph, F B McKinney of Tonganoxie in Lawrence, Olive Friar visiting from Baltimore, Lena Thompson traveling to Prairie City, and Leap year festivities for Miss Carrie Woolsey Will with her mother and Mr Hopper of Horton. Marcia Wond hosted tea for Kate Ashley, Ruth Peakrs and Christine Wenrich held an at home, and C A Hanscome entertained dinner for Kate Achley’s visit.
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Winifred Blackmar
Charlotte Hodgson
Frederika Fluke
J. H. Bell
St. Joseph
R. R. Clarke
F. B. McKinney
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Olive Friar
Baltimore
Marion
Robb Young
Kansan City
Carrie Woolsey
Mr. Woolsey
Hopper
Horton
Marcia Wond
Kate Ashley
Ruth Peakrs
Christine Wenrich
Haskell
C. A. Hanscome
Kate Achley
Rationing Debate Hits Meat Production Politics
Washington observers claim meat rationing would curb prices but critics warn it would stall production. Senator Wherry and others push planning with the agriculture department, while opponents call rationing a communist measure. A GOP alternative urges faster action under existing price control law.
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Washington
CPLA
Knell
Flanders
Khir
Charles F. Brannan
Wheery
Chester Bowles
Ue Bowles
O.esa
Duinistritar
Wherry
Congress
Agriculture Department
POTA
O'Daniel
D-Tex
Anderson
Senster Hickenlooper
R.tawa
Miranders
Pan i TV
Hickelcheper
Indus Business and Agriculture
Cn Wuntary
Truman
Austin Named U.S. Representative on UN Interim Committee
President Truman appointed Austin as U.S. ambassador and chair of the interim committee of the United Nations General Assembly. Deputy U.N. representative is Philip C. Jessup, with Hamilton Fish as adviser. committee will be year-round and handle issues referred by the assembly.
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Washington
P—Warren
R. Austin
Truman
U.S
United Nations General Assembly
Austin
U.N
Philip C. Jessupn
Halmilton Fish
Prateangy
Columbia University
U. N
U. N. Committee For the Progressive Development of
United States
Assembly
Assails Truman aide and guard move sparks protest
A national guard official condemns a proposed merger of the national guard and organized reserves under federal control. Maj. Gen. Kellard A. Walsh argues the plan aims to dismantle state rights and push toward a military dictatorship. The piece cites Vaughan and Neblett as writers influencing the debate. It notes the guard’s size of 205000 men and the reserve’s status. Also listed is the appointment of Dr H P Jones as Lawrence surgeon for the Union Pacific railroad hospital system and the medical oversight by Dr Douglas J Gamette.
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Washington
Jan
Harry Heaughan
Ilinary
Tassulent Truman
White House
National Guard
Kellard A. Walsh
National Guard Association
Minnesota
The
National Guardsman
Walsh
Vaughan
Herserve
Neblett
Willian H. Neblett
Reserve Officers Association
Vanchan
Ier
War Departments
State
Ional Guard
Lawrence
H. Py Jones
Union Pacific Railroad
Ems Moyers Heenital
Douglas J. Gamette
New Association
Los Angeles
Calif
Gamette
Union Pacific
Association
ULI
Mary Mareaver Williams to Wed in Aviseree Township
Local Baldwin seniors and families gathered for a Christmas visit as Miss Mary Mareaver Williams, daughter of Mrs. Wo Willising and the late Mr. Maymond William, spent holidays with relatives in Lawrence and nearby towns. The event included a child’s christening and planned wedding details for Miss Williams with nearby families attending.
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Mary Mareaver Williams
Aviseree Cua
Wo Willising
Maymond William
Lawrence
Mann
Christeiss
Mr Tod Mescilenan
Dale Sieg
Mies
Tad Niek
Drestyterine Dhateh
Mika
Theo Helde
Baker graduate and med student to wed in Washington
A Baker graduate and a medical student, Ila? Ey the wind, plan to make their home in Puget Sound area while he pursues a traveling fellowship at Washington State College. A luncheon honors seven founders of a long established group with a ceremony and program nearby.
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Ialeython
Nicklin
Puan Wash
Nirkin
Washington State College
Paul Cone
Tinian
Virgi
Westivan Cotlee
Ith
Heri van Dro
Hearan
Fragmented obituary noting many names and places
A damaged notice lists numerous individuals including Mr We Mere nen, Mrs, and various families across towns such as Trebeken, Vantaa, New Yor, and Kaw. It references events like birthdays, memorials, and family ties with scattered fragments and partial names, presenting a broad but unclear network of relations.
U S Senator Horizon ta 1 6 Pictured U senator
A crossword style list of clues and partial entries appears as a page fragment. It includes hints for terms such as a U S senator image, various abbreviations, compass points, body parts, and multiple vocabulary clues across themed categories with no cohesive narrative.
Radio Programs on WREN WDAF KMBC and More
A scrambled radio listing shows programs on WREN WDAF KMBC and other stations. It mentions weather reports and music blocks such as Memorable Music and Cavalcades of America plus Arthur Godfrey and Radio Theater as part of a dense schedule for Monday night.
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Woars
Wren
Knbc—Club
Sren
KMBC
Western Theatre
Wuaf—Cavalcads of
America
TIO Wdaf
Voce
Firestone
Ople Caren
Arthur Godfrey
Radio Theater
Rand
WDAF
Red Warteg
Telepinpe Buition
Con Garnet
Soren le
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Commonwealth of Nations
Viared
Limterh-m
Europe
United States of America
Russia
AtUee Sayl
TNT
Free
Mihat
Romania
Wichita Eagle
Hal Cochran
Baldwin News
Eudora
Trebeken
Poe
Panyelon
el Tunisie
Angel Mire
Eternarts
Stoabergyr
Dillon la Waebe
Eterstyr
Omit
Mie
Haims Kanai Cbpscennig
Stenay
Karel Tol
Strom
Promeher
Feueller
Sand
Sehmbit
Terebildean Ab Deson Wut Cape Ies
Jung Mae Parent
Emit Bobi
Melekut Deaien
Tan Penee
Naires
Tedavin
Sinter
de Seto
Mi Oatarf
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Britneas Atrig
Toto
Abe
BaTele Suaguay
Helsing
Ae Merv
Mery
Pay Miller
Otuch Ters
Geren Lortihel
Hooters
Kladlet
Uhestie Bik
Nie Garre
Care
George Vata
Prem Mae Lanere
WiMany Miter
Medias
Mulere
Blgekencin
John Kurla
Alia- Maxine Miller
Ming
Betsy Brunk
Vultee
Ase Wahtera
Helyn Pieger
U. S
Horizonta
U. Senator
East Indies
Priscilla
Underworld
Peviens Pursle
Senate —— Energy Committee
Dave
Esir
Anerica
Ardy
BITC
EU Liberty Beenead Willen Besta Symphany
Bmws Etats Fleer
Hawlin
Renal Drug Store
Larne
Wrights
Bermuda
Wwan Dude Ranches
Nabing
Wipe Downs
RADIO
Latteries Stall
HANNA
Gustafson Optometrist
Beaman Beaman’s
N.Y
Neo
Ambulance Service
Funk
Generals
N. B
L. T. Harris CO
802
Mass
Beaman
Radio Weekly
1200
Norman Stuart
Leland J. Pritchard
Jack Gregg
Williamstown
Yours Truly, Oliver B. Beaman
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