More Than Words For Our Gospel Came Not In Worde
A Lawrence Kansas daily issue notes the gospel message should come in power not words alone along with standard Associated Press copyright and publication notices and a brief devotional Motto. Local staff credits include W C Simons and Dolph Simone with publishing duties. The front matter lists national and local rep offices and subscription details.
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Associated Presb
Associated Press
Bews
Eee
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
How Large an Army General MacArthur Warns Against Cuts
General MacArthur warns against reducing United States military strength below 497,900 in the Pacific by July 1, with Europe’s strength estimates unclear and likely at least matching the Pacific total. Senate debate mentions a one‑million man army as adequate for July 1, while urging not to abandon mobilization methods that keep costs down.
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MacArthur
Pacific
Europe
Johnson
Colorado
Eisenhower
Unions versus Statute Law in the Packers Strike
A discussion contrasts union practice with statute law in the packers strike in Kansas. It notes that peaceful picketing is all legal, while unions often tolerate violence on picket lines. The piece argues that violence occurred despite Governor Schneppel’s warning and calls attention to the divergence between union norms and formal law.
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Kansasa
Swift
The Purveyor of Utopia Ridicules Humans In Rhetoric
A pamphleteer argues that future historians may misread twentieth century plans for utopia as examples of pervasive stupidity. He criticizes theorists who profess concern for humanity yet dislike people and avoid close contact, labeling them unserious and impractical.
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Utopia
Call to push people around in the way they should go
The passage argues that guiding people by what they should do is hard because the human herd resists being controlled. Yet some accept this truth from experience and continue to like people despite the difficulty of steering them.
France Agrees to European Peace Conference in May
Time to Start France has agreed to the US UK and Russia plan for an European peace conference in May. The opening is set for May, but progress toward final peace treaties in 1946 seems unlikely. Until treaties are clear, postwar life remains uncertain and recovery may lag.
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France
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Europe
Contest Aims for Prize Car Sparks Hazy Tobacco Buzz
A slogan contest run by a cigarette company awarded a new motor car to a non-smoker and drew mockery from Chanute readers. Authorities call the influenza season mild, yet many patients disagree with the mild label as illness spreads locally. Pacifists on college campuses plan renewed efforts to push their views.
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Chanute
Cigaret Company
Surprise for Veterans in Fort Scott Tribune
The Fort Scott Tribune notes veterans face unexpected hurdles as wartime tax rules loom large. Eleanor Roosevelt in London stresses freedom to speak and act, echoed by Coffeyville Journal framing her as they perceive.
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Fort Scott Tribune
Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
London
Coffeyville Journal
Spain's wage earners face stiff cost of living in Madrid
In Madrid the average labor wage runs from one to 1.35 dollars a day with rare peaks to 1.75. Necessities cost far above wages, driving purchases underground through rationing and black market prices. Families send all capable members to work, often skipping school, surviving on bread and soup. Yet some relief comes from plentiful fruit and fish, and the laborer adapts with resourceful meals like chick pea soup.
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Madrid
Spain
Papa
Mama
Mexico
Commandant knew prisoners mistreated at depot
UP-Lt Granville Cubage testified that Col James Kilian was aware prisoners at the Lichfield replacement depot were exercised for long periods and forced to stand with noses and toes to a wall. Kilian, not a defendant, is from Highland Park NL. Shriners meet in Wichita March 26-28 for directors association conference. Dr Tracy York elected illustrious potentate succeeding Marcellus Murdock, Eagle publisher.
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London
Granville Cubage
Oklahoma City
James A. Kilian
U.S. Army
Lichfield
Cubrage
Judson H. Smith
Cumberland
Smith
Kilian
Highland Park
Coe Ee
Shriners
Wichita
Kan
Directors’ Association
Tracy York
Marcellus ‘M. Murdock
the Eagle
Old Santa Fe hotel fades as wrecking continues in Lawrence
Lawrence column notes decline of a landmark built in the 1880s, the three story Santa Fe hotel at Seventh and Connecticut being dismantled. It also mentions local visits and social events including Mrs Ethie Banks’ trip to Mexico Missouri, Miss Rose Porter of Denver, and gatherings hosted by Mabel Elliott and Miss Meribah Moore. Various residents, including Mr and Mrs A H Beehle and families, are listed with recent outings and visits to Winchester and Lone Tree.
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Lawrence
Santa Fe
Seventh and
Connecticut Street
John T. Place
Ethie Banks
Mexico
Frank Prewer
Mabel Elliott
Rose Porter
Denver
That City
Roy Underwood
Nashville, Tenn
Lyle Powell
Meribah Moore
Alice Merle Conger
Ruth Orcutt
Recital by H L Butler pupils at Unitarian church
Twenty five years ago Mrs H L Butler will present a number of her expression pupils in recital tomorrow evening at the Unitarian church. The Merry Matrons will meet with Mrs C T Royston Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Purcell visited friends in Oakridge their former home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Art Campbell and
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H. L. Butler
Unitarian Church
C. T. Royston
S. Purcell
Oakridge
Art Campbell
Local Social Roundup Sees Marriages and Travels
Forty years ago C J Eriksen left for ten days at eastern and northern furniture markets. Miss Helen Havens spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs Valentine Anthony went to Eudora to visit friends. Mrs Nina Hazen, months in California, returns soon. Carl Meyers and Miss May Me Auliff wed yesterday in North Lawrence. Jina Price hosted birthday guests at her High Prairie home with Lulu Pence Harold Pence Hazel Harrison Charles Gleason Alice Gleason Ruth Price Nellis Price Donald Pardee Mildred Pardee Edna Fleshman.
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C. J. Eriksen
Helen Havens
Kansas City
Valentine Anthony
Eudora
Nina B. Hazen
California
Carl Meyers
May MeAuliff
North Lawrence
Jina Price
High Prairie
Lulu
Harold Pence
Hazel
Dean Harrison
Charles
Alice Gleason
Ruth
Nellis Price
Donald
Mildred Pardee
Edna Fleshman
Reuthers Brothers and the Social Ownership Debate
Walter Reuther leads GM strike amid a family and union battle over social ownership. Victor Reuther advocates industry-wide bargaining, public ownership ideas, and Attlee’s intervention, while critics warn of a Mussolini style corporative state. The piece links unions, politics, and postwar economic plans to a pivotal 1946 decision year.
Fragmented Puzzle Clues From A Cribbed Ledger Page
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered terms and letter hints across numbers and categories. Items include Greek letters, coins, leases, verbs, and color descriptors, interspersed with misread place names and archaic wording, forming a fragmented index of potential cross references.
Baldwin News Notes Local Travel and Community Events
Frank E. Wolf spent Wednesday in London and Topeka on college business. Miss Katherine Flickinger visits her brothers and wives. Mrs. Harvey Booth resigns as domestic science teacher. Mrs. Earl Black to succeed her. The Rev J M Torrance and Mrs Torrance attend a Wilson show in Baldwin. Mrs. Mary Alice Severy returns from Kansas City to her Bennett home. Wilson Counts travels to Salina for conservation meetings. Baker University House Mothers club hosts January luncheon at Florence Bennett’s home. Mrs. E. Thompson and Cynthia visit from Los Angeles. Emily Liston visits Fort Scott. Yale Wells at Camp Crowder with family. Leisure Hour members and guests at a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. Stanley Flickinter. plan for husbands’ dinner January 25. Guests include Katherine Flickinger and others. Burl Maxwell departs for Chicago for four weeks training with Diveresy Corporation.
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Frank E. Wolf
London
Topeka
Katherine Flickinger
Stanley H Flickinger
Leslie Flickinger
Harvey Booth
Baldwin High School
Earl Black
J. M. Torrance
Wellsville
Wilson
Gem Theater
Mary Alice Severy
George Wilson
Kansas City
Bennett Home
Wilson Counts
Salina
House Mothers Club
Baker University
Florence Bennett
Earl Yoe
Stone Hall
W. T. Williams
Co-Op Club
E. £. Thompson
Cynthia
Los Angeles
Calif
Yale Wells
Camp Crowder
Leisure Hour
Stanley Flickinter
Carl B. Butell
Mabel Hartley
J. E. Metts
William McGrumphy
Burl Maxwell
Chicago
Diveresy Corporation
Mr. Max- Well
Over
Baker School Calendar and Local Socials Noted
The first semester at Baker ends Friday January 25 with a brief vacation to follow. The second semester begins Tuesday morning and classes resume at 8 am. A quartet sang at Methodist church. Miss Harriet Osborne entertained Baker women faculty at dinner honoring Miss Aileen Wilson the new librarian. Miss Martha Coleman joined Zeta Tau Alpha Thursday at 5 pm.
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Coveka
Baker
Methodist Church
Harriet Osborne
Aileen Wilson
Martha Coleman
Zeta Tau Alpha
Kansas libraries host Bureau bulletins in state depositories
Nearly one hundred libraries in Kansas including Lawrence Free Public Library now hold Bureau of Government Research materials from the University of Kansas. Dr. Ethan P. Allen said the reactivated bureau aims to foster an informed electorate and better government. Bulletin No. 2, on the State Separation Commission, is distribution to libraries, with Bulletin No. 1 on Kansas legislative procedure to follow. In China, Nanking reports 21 warships being turned over by the United States and Great Britain, including a 7,000-ton cruiser and two submarines, with details on U S ships not provided.
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General Motora
G.M
U.A.W
State of Kansas
Lawrence Free Public
Allen
University
Washington, D.C
Bureau of the Budget
War Production Board
Bureau
State Separation Commission
Edwin Stone
F. H. Guild
Clyde Snider
Kansas
Guild
Kansas Legislative Counsefs
Snider
University of Inois
China Chungking
Nanking
China
United States
Great Britain
U. S
Radio Programs List for Friday Evening January 1
Radio schedule mentions WDAF 610 WREN 1250 KMEC KFREU 1250 and KMBC with hours for programs such as Jack Armstrong Big Brother Club Duffy’s Tavern Abbott. Includes bands orchestras and shows like Truth or Consequence Gang Busters Can You Top This and Boston Symphony with various hosts and news items for a January 1 broadcast.
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Jack Armstrong
Big Brother
Renee
Aldrich
Duffy's Tavern
FBI
Smith
Thase Websters
Durante Moore
Mystery Theater
Usic of Manhattan
Inner Wellen
Ews
Ck Kirkwood
Whcart
Ark Smith
Gems For
Udie
Cavaliers
Harry Wisiner
Sport
Haw
Wren
Nidaland
Wscast
WSDAF
Momente Muricale
Srb Bilonche
WDAPO
WDAF
America
Thormbc
Dick Haymene
Radio Schedule Fragments From Sunday Night Listings
An OCR fragment shows multiple radio network listings across WDAP KMBC WREN WDAF WHAF WRES WPAR and KNBC for a Sunday schedule. Programs include Brush Creek Follies The Symphonette Cab Calloway and World Parad, plus religious and variety shows, with signs for sign off and late night news roundups.
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Grand ‘Ole Opry
Kae Ie Smith
Brush Creek Follies
Basecrash Creek Follies
Brush Creek Folie
KNBC
iMeadowbrook Club
KMBC
Nighthawka
Wren
Bob Grant
Hite
New York
Mbylharmone Orch
WDAF
Elmer Davie
National Hour
frinee _Tampling
Mary Small
Nelson Eddy
Wood
WPAR
Fanlis
KMNC
William L. Shiver
Rae —Izly and Hornet
Philco Redic Hal of Fame
Catholic Radio Hour
OCRBC
Snooka
Wayside
Wren—Sanuay
Feu
Charlie McCarth
Brulah
Allen
la- Kmbc
Star Theater
Jaluardia
Liberty
Hour of
Gene Krupa Orch
Miidnight Musicale
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Socialist Party
Fortune Magazine
Hitler
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