TIME TO CHOOSE How long Malty between two opin iora
The item presents a Saturday January 13 edition note with a Bible quote from 1 Kenge 18:04 and a prompt about choosing between two opinions. It references The World Company and Simona as the publisher entities and lists subscription rates and newspaper details.
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Associated Pre
Associated Press
al Bewa
Alec Pesarved
Audit Burseu of
Eira Itbcions
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kanaea
Kenge
Truman to address Congress next week on state of the nation
The article notes President Truman will speak to Congress on the state of the nation next week. It discusses expectations for his speech and the challenge of presenting a positive yet realistic outlook amid a tough wartime mood.
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U.S
Truman
Congress
Presidenta
Pist-Wnr
Postwar Army Recruits Seen For Occupation Roles
After the war the army plans to rebuild the rosters for occupation duties and other tasks. The size of the postwar force remains uncertain pending UN development and a global security force under the UN Security Council.
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Clement
United Nations Organization
UNG Security Council
United States
No Bid to Churchill Delays in Washington Meeting
A committee rejected inviting former Prime Minister Churchill to a Washington gathering. Churchill, in the United States, questioned agreements with President Roenrevett on Axis policy. The panel doubted they could obtain any comment from Churchill as he keeps talks selective amid Pearl Harbor evidence concerns.
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Churchill
United States
Washington
Roenrevett
Great Britain
Churcheill
Pearl Harbor
New Formula Fails to End Steel Strike Deadlock
President Tynman proposed a mid ground settlement where strikers would concede slightly more than demanded yet less than industry offered. Both sides must agree, the plan failed. Today about 500000 steel workers faced a potential Monday walkout as government talks proved ineffective. A post mortem on a Nazi leader noted brain damage, suggesting similar findings in other Nazi brains.
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Tynman
Dicker
Nome
Germany
Racketeering probes widen as tax case spurs state actions
A Wichita tax evasion case reveals racketeering links across much of the state. Hints suggest slot machine controls reach to Lawrence. Prosecutors focus on the tax phase. racketeering evidence drew little attention. State courts then take up intervening actions as federal interest faded.
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Wichita
Lawrence
Labor strike leaders push to replace free enterprise
The piece argues that current strike leadership openly backs labor reforms aiming to replace free enterprise with collectivism. It warns the wave of strikes, though started to press wage demands, could threaten ordinary Americans if successful. It links collectivist theory to dictatorship and notes the long-tenured Russian system offers no sign of change.
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John Q
Cnllectiviemt
Simplifying Life Comment from Foxhole Occupants
A fragment reflects on simplifying life by staying dressed at night and rising to proceed in the morning. The author notes that even among foxhole occupants there is disagreement that too much simplification is possible or desirable.
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Jala Greene
Government Eyes Moves to Lift Milk Prices
Government discussions surface as officials explore methods to raise milk prices, adding to ongoing policy efforts to hold prices steady and influence the agricultural market.
Browder Brothers Move From Kansas to New York Business Venture
Not That. Silly Ralina Journal Earl Browder and his brother William, both communists and former Kansans, enter a New York capitalist venture. They had denounced capitalism while promoting a tonic, but in business they formed a self serving partnership, avoiding workers, and did not drink their own dose. The piece notes their prior rhetoric contrasted with practical self interest.
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Ralina
Earl Browder
William
New York
Browder Brothers
Kanens
When Little Cerise and Aunt Hester’s Wise Look
A fragment notes Aunt Hester’s aging view of her son Little Cerise as a boy who seemed stupid. The passage recalls that some of the most foolish statements come from men who appear wise, a reflection attributed to Jay Iden’s Weekly.
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Cerise
Aunt Hester
Jay Iden
Peace and Good Will Cabinet Proposal Letter
Letter to the Journal World urging a new U S Peace and Good Will Department to promote peace psychology over warfare. The writer cites General MacArthur, cites H R 4698, and asks readers to contact the Foreign Affairs Committee in Washington to back a spiritual approach to world disputes. Elizabeth Jacqmain signs the piece.
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Department of Peace
Journal-World
U. S
House of Representatives
Louis Ludlow
Indiana
Peace and Good
Douglas Macarthur
Japan
Turing
Ccross
Department of Peace and Good Will
Department of War
Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington
Heaths
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Seeing the World Madrid Women Break Old Bounds
In Madrid on January nineteenth the writer notes women and girls now compete with men in daily life and affairs. The piece contrasts old Spanish customs with a new freer world, describing chaperones and arranged marriages giving way to distant, then personal, courtship and prolonged affection.
Old Home Town Engagements and Social Notes Highlight Local Life
Mina Bettie Tedrick and Dr. J. M. Lane announce their engagement. Mrs. J. E. Selig returns from Houston after visiting Mr. and Mrs. August Selix. Mrs. Norman Kasson hosts a third birthday party for Helen Jeanette. Mrs. H. T. Moore from Wichita arrives to stay two months with Mrs. S. D. Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan and family return from California. C. P. Radcliffe back from Wichita after retail cloth work. Lloyd Ware leaves for Los Angeles after visiting his sister. Blake Hall clock purchased for the University tower and to be installed by the Lawrence Scottish Rite Quartet. Porter Hultz, William Downing, Gola Coffelt, Harold Burdick with Carl Preyer accompanyist at Tonganoxie Chamber event. Leonard Hazen, former Lawrence boy, now president of the Tonganoxie group. One Nine Two One club meets at Mrs. Curl Halbeck’s home.
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Mina Bettie Tedrick
J. M. Lane
Wichita
J. E. Selig
Houston
Tex
August Selix
Norman Kasson
Helen Jeanette
H. T. Moore
8. D. Bishop
John Morgan
California
C. P. Radcliffe
Lloyd Ware
Los Angeles
Calif
I George C. Foster
Blake Hall
University
Lawrence
Scottish Rite
Porter Hultz
William Downing
Gola Coffelt
Harold Burdick
Carl Preyer
Tonganoxie Chamber of Commerce
Leonard Hazen
Lawrence Boy
Tonganoxie Group
One Nine
Curl Halbeck
Turners to Meet in City With Smoker for Delegates
Forty years past the interstate Turners meeting opens in this city tomorrow evening. The local Turnverein plans a smoker for visiting delegates. Miss Della Love, shown in this issue, heads the Palmyra township candidacy for the World's piano contest and has been securing subscriptions for the paper. New high school officers include Rollins Perkins as speaker and Albert Learned as speaker pro tem. Hazel Pryor is journal clerk. Florence Payne and Maude Tew appear in duties and travel plans.
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Turners
Turnverein
Della Love
Palmyra
House of Representatives
Rollins Perkins
Albert Learned
Hazel Pryor
Journal
The Changing Face of Courtship and Women’s Roles
A discussion traces how courtship rituals evolved from parental petitions to modern dating social norms. It notes women entering business and public life, influenced by American freedom, and compares Madrid fashion to Hollywood style. Also reports Shanghai price ceilings on food and a Kansas draft board chairman traveling to receive a service medal.
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Honefui
Spain
Madrid
Hollywood
Shanghai
Alaska
Junction City
Kas
H. P. Baker
Geary County Draft Board
Washington
Kansas
Truman
Fragmented OCR Word Puzzle Clues and Symbols List
An OCR dense puzzle page fragment presents scattered clues and partial answers. It shows numbered entries like 13, 14, 16, and 19 with hints such as Sand-clay mixture, French river, and Tellurium symbol, interleaved with stray letters, unit references, and misread words, forming a garbled vocabulary grid.
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Worizont
U. S. Aviation
Book The Man From Kansas The Story Of William Allen White
David Hinshaw provides a biographical and interpretive study of William Allen White, tracing his ancestry youth and rise in journalism. The author blends White's writings with commentary, showing how a country editor influenced national issues while remaining rooted in Emporia and Kansas.
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Man From
Kansas
William Allen White
David Hinshaw
G. P. Putnam's Sona
New York
Emporia
White
Lovering
Jewspaper
Busiess
America
Returning to States Veterans Debark at East Coast Ports
More than 4 800 servicemen are to debark from seven ships today at two east coast ports while over 10 609 returnees are expected at four west coast ports aboard 14 vessels. Arriving at New York are five ships with 4 301 men. two vessels with 524 passengers include San Francisco four ships with 2 870. San Diego Calif seven transports with 453. Seattle Wash two ships with 175. Los Angeles one vessel with 5 551. Tank Wet Battery St Paul Minn Jan 19 LP. The YMCA pool mystery solved as swimmers touched brass guard rail and received mild electric shocks due to overdosing of chlorine gas and soda ash causing acidic conditions in the pool.
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East Coast
Jars Coast
New York
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Los Angeles
St. Paul, Minn
YMCA
Rai
Power Company
Baldwin News Highlights Local Moves and High School Matchup
Baldwin residents report patient care as Margaret Jane Miller returns home from illness at the Alpha Chi house. Lt. Philip Hutchinson arrives from overseas, while Mrs Hutchinson visits family in Russell before heading to California camp. Dean Grace Irwin attends a state AAUW meeting in Topeka. Several local officials and spouses travel between Baldwin, Ottawa and Topeka for duties and visits. Gardner high defeats Baldwin Bulldogs 21 to 16 on Gardner’s court, with Baldwin winning the curtain raiser between Builder’s B teams. Francis returns to Baldwin after six months in Lawrence and takes a position with Steele Hardware.
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J. Dean Miller
Atchison
Baldwin
Margaret Jane Miller
Alpha Chi
Philip Hutchinson
Overseas Service
Hutchinson
Baker
Russell
P. E. Rader
Calfornia
Dean Grace Irwin
To‘peka
State Board of theAmerican Association of University Women
Verne Alden
Ottawa
Wiley A. Keve
Dean Irwin
Keve
Harold Henderson
George Marquardt
Toveks
Karlton Marquardt
Charles Bonebrake
Burl Maxwell
Dan Hanscom
Robert Benz
C. Scott Morgan
Philip Barnthorne
Harry Jones
Roger Martin
J. H. Turner
John Ayers
Leo Willieams
Marv Helen Suzzi
Victor Hildyard
Quincy Saymour
Beverly Harrison
Gardner High
Baldwins High School Bulldogs
Gardner Court
C. ] Francis
Lawrence
Lottie Alexander
Steele Hardware Company
January meetings and social events at local clubs
The Baldwin Music Club held a January gathering at Mrs Sam Hedrick’s home with a program featuring Mrs Lenore Dowers’s film music piece read by Mrs Merle Hitchcock. Edward Henrich performed Liszt and Torhill etudes and Addinsell’s Warsaw Concerto. Tom Hedrick played Chopin. Social hour refreshments were provided by the hostess and three assistants.
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John Thomas
Orance Street
Swan Neighern
Chicago
Baldwin Music Club
Mra
Sam Hedrick
Lenore Dowers
Merle Hitchcock
Lawrence
Univity of Kansas
University of Oklahoma
H. B. Justice
Aaron Nelson
Elizabeth Maris
Earl Yor
Hy Flickinger
Lestie Flickinger
E. V. Wood
W. A. Saucier
Albert Sehrum F
W. J. Winter
Fred Thorne
J. A. Hazelle
Carl Hull
Carl Rutell
J. E. Mellor
Claude Beeks
Harry Barnett
M. L. Hitchenck
Robert Mitchell
Earl Black
C. FE. Allderydice
F.C
Radio Programs on WDAF WMBC WREN and KMBC Saturday Event Lineup
Radio schedule listing stations WDAF WMBC WREN KMBC and others for Saturday Jan 19 featuring Cavaliers Paredes Jarry Wiamer Boove ry eWnscant and assorted shows like Your Business The wind They and Tax Speaker Momente Musicale Correspon dents Abi Ri ya Gane Busters Can You Top This and Newscasts with Symphony Follies Opry acts and Philarmonic performances across multiple time slots and venues.
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Cavaliers
Jarry Wiamer
WDAF
Momente Musicale
Wren
Abi Riya Gane Busters
Noston Symphony
Aarenede
Rseteek “Follies
TAP
Ie Opryacth
Three Sons
KMBC
New York
National Hour
Aiers Tompkins
Mary
Stuart Boone
Nelson Eddy Ohurch
Wie
Rane
Radio schedule reshuffles and familiar voices return
The KMBC broadcasting lineup features Uncle Sam returning figures and the Rhythm Riders reuniting briefly. Howard Smith hosts Night Time on the Trail with Vahi Tatham and Andy Anderson from coast to coast. John Farmer comes back from service as Bob Hawk boosts a fast quiz segment. Kitchen, Martin, and other regional personalities are noted as part of a bustling midwestern radio scene.
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KMHG
Gery
Sam
Howard Smith
CBS
KMBC
Beard
Pacific
Honolulu
Guam
Vahi Tatham
Germany
Smithy
Andy
Anderson
Acre
Contramerica
Raya Hudgens
Andy Anderson
Questa
KMHC
John Farmer
Bob Hawk
Hawk
Weatherford
Oklahoma
Hanny Kitchen
June Martin
United States
America
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