Journal and subscription note from Lawrence Kansas
The Lawrence Journal-World lists subscription rates and national representatives. It includes Associated Press branding, publication notes, and a quoted critique of monopolistic industry, social ownership models, and democratic governance with references to TVA and cooperatives. The piece discusses concerns about replacing private ownership with collectivist systems modeled on Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mational
Lorenzen
Lawrence
Kansas
Uct
TVA
Ard
Europe
Nothing Settled After Extended Labor Strikes Postponed
The breathing spell from a month delay in the telephone strike and a week postponement of the steel strike leaves no solution or settlement. Officials doubt a straight fight could topple the majority, but pressure continues to wear down policy. The path aims to avoid total disruption while seeking a halt to continuous interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pne
Congress Seeks Action as Washington Sparks Debate
A chaotic domestic scene prompts calls from the President and Congress to act. Opinion is split on who should initiate, with pressure from the people for decisive steps. The piece questions why no one takes the lead amid rising urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Conpresa
First Sign of Spring In Kansas Politics Mentioned
The piece notes springtime political talk rising with the Kansas Day meeting two weeks away. It observes war as a dominant topic, factions debating candidates, and speculation about election chances in ward and district contests as citizens anticipate the ballot’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ure
Fission
What's The Aim In The Strike Pattern Analysis
A passage discusses the continuity of strike patterns and the emerging overall effect. Industrial commentator George Peck cites Victor G. Reuther of the CIO as noting that industrial workers’ actions may reflect a coordinated postwar policy. The piece links interconnected strikes to a long range objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peck
Victor G. Reuther
Walter Reuther
T. A. Wec
Generals stress restraint as troops protest homeward pace
The piece cites General MacArthur and other American commanders urging patience for demobilization and warning against forces that fuel protests among troops overseas. It notes delays in returning troops and accuses some interests of fomenting confusion while urging cutbacks in long term foreign troop use. It also quotes editorials and humorous local gibes about leaders and domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General MacArthur
Truman
Madrid notes hint at Don Juan Franco talks with Franco
Madrid dispatches describe rising speculation that Don Juan and Generalissimo Franco are negotiating a restoration of the monarchy. Officials cite Don Juan’s visit to neutral Portugal with his wife and possible mediation by Don Juan’s father in law Don Carlos as signaling a move. Washington London and Paris are watching as Franco requests allied talks with Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
Vesuvius
Don Juan
Generalissimo Franco
Franco
Don Carlos
Lisbon
Nicholas Franco
America
Britain
France
Don Joanie
London
Paris
Alberto Martin Artajo
Franca
Alfonso
Fenecaltesinne
Will Direct Veterans Unscramble Help for Vets
Topeka Jan 15 GPA Ross Neville veteran employment rep for Kansas announced a plan to guide veterans to services. A poster titled Veteran's Information Directory will list 24 services and blanks to mark nearest sources mailed to U S Employment Service offices for posting. New York reached 2 000 000 telephones in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ross Neville
Kansas
Neville
New York
Books South of the Sahera by Attilio Gatti review
A critical look at Attilio Gatti’s Africa adventures chronicling 23 years and ten expeditions. The author notes encounters with unusual tribes, rare animals such as the okapi and pygmy elephant, and vivid tales of the Watussi and other natives, illustrated with author photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatti
Africa
Kansans light pack from Swiss army post exchange
Topeka January 15 UPI A cigarette package labeled Kansas arrived for Gov. Andrew Schoippel from Maj J R Roberts former chair of the state corporation commission. Roberts said he bought it at a Zurich army post exchange and wondered if the Kansas Industrial Development Commission advertised internationally. The package bears in small letters made in Switzerland.
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Topeka
UPI
Kansas
Andrew Schoippel
Maj
J. R. Roberts
State Corporation Commission
Roberts
Army Post Exchange
Zurich
Switzerland
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Hearing Set On ACEW Request In Wichita Case
District Judge I N Williams scheduled Thursday afternoon to hear the Association of Communication Equipment Workers plea to set aside an anti picketing restraining order against Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. ACEW says the order infringes on peaceful assembly and free speech. Snow blanketed southern New Mexico with two feet depth and five foot drifts in Indian country blocking roads. traces fell in northern New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
I. N. Williams
Association of Communication Equipment Workers
Southwestern Bell Telephone’ Company
ACEW
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Indian centenarian Hunting Horse to celebrate 100th birthday
Chief Hunting Horse born in 1846 at Medicine Lodge Kansas will mark his centennial at Saddle Mountain Oklahoma with a buffalo barbecue and day long tribal games. Indians from Kiowa Caddo Cheyenne and Wichita tribes attend along with Fort Sill military leaders. He served as a scout for General Custer in the 1870s and will ride a horse and shoot a bow to display vigor. A birthday sermon will be delivered by Bishop W Angie Smith as his two sons and his wife attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Okla
Hunting Horse
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Wichita Mountains
Fort Sill
General Custer
W. Angie Smith
Methodist Church
Albert
Cecil
Poetomah
Jimmie Poetone
Oklahoma U Denies Ada Sipuel Law School Admission
Ada Lois Sipuel, 21, a black Chickasha woman, was refused admission to the University of Oklahoma law school. NAACP official Roscoe Dunge said federal court action would seek forced admission. University President Dr George L Cross cited Oklahoma statutes barring black students from white schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Ada Lois Sipuel
Chickasha
Roscoe Dunge
Oklahoma
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
George L. Cross
Wildcats Go Home as Infantry Division Inactivated
The Veteran Wildcats infantry division that aided the Peleliu Ridge fight will be inactivated January 20 in Japan with low point personnel reassigned. Commanded by Maj. Gen. Paul J. Mueller, the unit based at Amon in northern Honshu is a World War II outfit famed for its shoulder patch insignia. Also reported a chimney spark started a small fire at 418 Indiana Street, causing minor roof damage before firefighters arrived.
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Yokohama
Stat
Bloody Nose Ridge
Peleliu Island
Eighth Army
Japan
Amon
Honshu
Paul J. Mueller
FE. Taylor
Indiana Street
Old Home Town Notes and Local Happenings
Jerome Beatty from New York arrived to visit his mother Mrs. Palmer and the Banks. Miss Hannah Oliver will speak on Early Days in Kansas at Pinckney PTA tomorrow. Jimmy Allen Marko returns from Hollywood after two Hal Rosch comedies. Seventy four Lone Star Lake cabin sites were allotted to stockholders. Robbery loot mostly recovered in Kansas towns after two arrests in Kansas City. Jodee Hugh Means’ car collided with a pole-loaded truck on Highway 59, car caught fire. Various local residents hosted dinners and shopped in town. Several residents traveled to Pittsburg and Saffordville for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Beatty
New York City
J. Palmer
Prank Banks
California
Hannah Oliver
Kansas
Pinckney P.T.A
Jimmy Allen Marko
Louis J. Marko
Hollywood
Hal Rosch
Lone Star Lake
Dr. A. B M. Furthey
Kansas City
Jodee Hugh Means
Highway 59
University Daily Kansan marks ninth year as daily paper
Twenty five years ago the University Daily Kansan began daily publication at Kansas University. Mr and Mrs J D McNeil entertained their Whist club Saturday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs John McKittrick.
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Kansan
K. U
J. D. McNeil
John McKittrick
Douglas county Protective Assn to Meet at City Hall
Forty years ago the first meeting of the Douglas county Central Protective Association will be held Wednesday afternoon in the city hall. F M Benedict went to Chicago last night. Mrs B W Woodward and Chester Woodward went to Jacksonville Florida to spend the winter. E C Moesler and Mrs Arthur Waldron returned to Kansas City after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs reOTS. J A Henley George Innes and Fletcher Phillips chosen to represent Lawrence in the semi centennial convention in Topeka January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Central Protective Association
City Hall
F. M. Benedict
Chicago
B. W. Woodward
Chester Woodward
Jacksonville
Fla
E . C. Moesler
Pueblo
Arthur Waldron
Kansas City
Reots
J. A. Henley
George Innes
Fletcher Phillips
La.rence
Topeke
Cotton Senators Oppose OPA Price Ceilings
Washington January 15 cotton state senators condemned OPA plan to set raw fiber price ceilings warning it could end the Office of Price Administration. Senator Johnston and Senator Bender argued June expirations make ceilings moot. OPA said ceilings may be necessary but not guaranteed. Oscar Johnston called the move precautionary and unsustainable for cotton. Southern senators blamed manufacturers for high clothing prices, not raw cotton costs. Bowles warned continued price rises threaten the cotton textile stabilization program and aim to curb fabric prices.
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Washington
OPA
Office of Price Administration
Congress
Johnston
D-Sc
Louisiana
Bender
D-La
Scott, Miss
Oscar Johnston
National Cotton Council
McClellan
D-Ark
Chester Bowles
Bowles
KILLED AT SMITH MINE NEAR BECK MINING AREA
A Galena man operating a drill at the Smith mine near Beck Mining area was killed yesterday. Mine Inspector D. Downing reported the accident occurred when the drill struck a dynamite charge placed about a week or ten days earlier. Strong entities include Galena, Smith mine, Beck, Downing.
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Galena
Surinamie
Serio
Smit
Beck Mining
Luise
Stace
Downing
Downine
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Tragedy Notices
Mr and Mrs Malcom Strom visited Baldwin from Dwight and plan to attend State College Manhattan next semes ter. Mrs H E McLeod suffered burns from an open gas stove. daughter Alton Smith cares for her in Brooklyn. The community reports births, moves, club meetings, and social visits, alongside the death of Mrs Insenh Watson killed by a train in Rossville.
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Malcom Strom
Dwight
Strom
Baldwin
State College
Manhattan
H. E. McLeod
Dearborne S
Alton Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert Tine
Bill Hoopingarner
Kansas City
H. Hoopingarner
Michael
Victor Hildvard
Bunny
Sandra
C. Scott
Morgan
Mary Marcia
Philin Barnthouse
Dorothy Anne
Lynee
Kensington Club
Clyde Q. Hardy
South Ninth Street
A. B. Clark
Wenner
Irvin Greer
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Janelle Cisire
9Th Street
Delbert King
Judy
Lawrence
Hotel Eldridge
Harry ‘Barnett
Allan Daugherty
Will Iire
Bald
Duane Enyart
Los Angeles
Calif
Weesk
Holcombe
Florence Bennett
Ethel Watkins
Mother's Club
Pat
William Kneedler
South Eighth Street
Insenh Watson
Carbondale
Watson
Charles Murray
Donelda Hall
Rossville
Radio Schedule Fragments from WREN KMBC KMFC and Others
Sparse OCR of a dated radio programming log lists WREN KMBC and KMBC schedules with names such as Jack Armstrong Marcia and Hayes, Doctora Talk, Hank D Amico, Genie for Those, Johnny Long, Alvino Tay, Frank Sinatra Show, Lum and Abner, and Bob Hope. It cites various stations and time slots across January, noting studio transcriptions, addresses, and a late-night wrap. The fragmentary list shows a wide mix of music, talk, and variety programs with multiple station identifiers.
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Wren
Jack Armatrong
WDAF
Daxis
Rane
Helen Hayes
Ember McGee
KMEC
Iecia
Gueate
Hank D'Amico
Biee
Rob Hope
Marcia
Newacast
KMBC
Conarasa
SOI Wres
Npap Perty
Jack Kirkwood
Jack Kirkwood Show. Yhen Golden Piete
Ml Smith
Chent University
Johnny Long
Alvino Tay
Arche F
Murchienach
Ruse
Jack Armat
Newa
Estera
News of the Word
Ranger
Ellery Que
Witwood
WDAR
Lum
Abner
Jeck
North
Elmar
Davia
Hilderarde
EMN
KMNC
Frank Sinatra
Heddle Cantor
Dingrich
WRENS
Boo
Graan Jaeloaten
Hal Mee
Wren—Newa
Rews Hound
Iss
AAAS announces two awards for best newspaper science reporting
The American Association for the Advancement of Science will award 1000 dollars to the newspaper writer who best promotes public understanding of science and a second citation for the newspaper with the most complete and authoritative science coverage. Dr. F R Moulton noted funds from the Westinghouse Educational Foundation, honoring George Westinghouse’s 100th birthday, with first awards due next December.
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Washington
American Association For the Advancement of Science
F. R. Moulton
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
W H Cowles Dies At 79 Spokane Publisher Leader Of AP
W H Cowles 79 longtime publisher of the Spokane Spokesman Review since 1893 and AP director from 1911 to 1944 died after a yearlong illness from heart failure and arterial sclerosis. His son W H Cowles Jr. had been acting as general manager.
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Spokane
Wash
W. H. Cowles
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Associated Press
W. H. Cowles, Jr
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