An Old Principle He That Tilleth His Land
The notice cites a moral proverb from Proverbs 28:12 about plenty of bread. It appears in a Kansas newspaper page dated Tuesday January 22 with a public notice about subscriptions and republication rights. The fragmentary text mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulations and standard publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mascachesetts Wrence
Kansas
Cubscription Des Aenres
Carr Boe
Aix
Msenthe
Foe Lorenzen
New York
Cago
Kanine City
Anested
Geper
Aso
Ispmtenen
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Pontofft
Losses from Steel Strike Hit National Economy
The steel strike inflicts six and a half million dollars daily in lost wages and production. Employers lose output value and government loses taxes from wages and corporate taxes. Most industries rely on steel and will suffer as non production continues, threatening prosperity and a balanced budget.
Ifs in the Budget Push for wage hikes and balanced budget aim
President Truman's budget and state of the nation messages push toward a government managed economy with less free enterprise. The plan advocates wage increases to balance expenditures, risking controlled inflation and higher tax revenues, while strikes and production paralysis rise as wages stay above prewar levels.
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Truman
Atll
Iran Seeks UN Help Over Soviet Boundary Move
Iran petitions the United Nations to intervene in a border dispute with Russia over territory south of the Soviet border. Iran accuses Moscow of revising boundary lines with no notice or explanation. The case could affect UN status and Soviet policy, with Moscow’s veto power a key factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Organization
Iran
UNO
Russia
Moscow
United Nations
Representative Urges Ration Aid Congress Debate
A representative suggests that if Congress withholds appropriations for rations the army must bring the soldiers home. He adds that another plan, easier on the men who consume the rations, should be developed.
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Congress
De Gaulle Departs as France Faces Budget Clash
General De Gaulle resigns again as head of government after a budget battle with the French legislature. Supporters say he leaves France healthier than in 1940, yet critics warn the country remains weak and vulnerable to costly political and economic experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General DeGaulle
DeGaulle
France
de Gaulle
Rammed earth housing discussed by veterans in Topeka
In Topeka a meeting of ex servicemen explored rammed earth homes and cited KU's engineering building as a successful example. Costs remain unclear as the structure used NYA make work funds. Clyde Reed reported Parsons Sun on a diesel freight demonstration showing power grades and rapid start.
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Topeka
University of Kansas
Errr
NYA
K. U
Clyde Reed
Parsons Sun
Houston
Fifteen Thousand Glass Workers End Pittsburg Strike
Fifteen thousand glass workers in the Pittsburg area reach an agreement with employers and end their strike though full production awaits settlement of other larger stoppages. A London paper urges General Eisenhower for secretary of the United Nations Organization to ensure its success.
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Pittsburg
United States
Anti Inflation Week praised by Area Price Control Board
The Area Price Control Board thanks supporters of anti inflation week including educators, students, teachers, donors, and volunteers. Special gratitude goes to James L. Postma for essay rules, George Docking for prize donations, Mrs. Allen Crafton for programs, Dorothea Schroeder for outreach, and Professor Allen Crafton for classroom activities.
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Journal-World
Area Price Control Board
WKEN
James L. Postma
George Docking
Lawrence
Allen Crafton
Dorothea Schroeder
Price Centre
Price Control Board
C. Fosberg Hughes
Old Home Town and Local Events Highlight Week
Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes sails to Chicago for Kansas University alumni address at LeSalle Hotel with stops in Lincoln and Omaha to visit friends. Major Bowes show arrives January 29 at Granada. Bridal and shower parties honor Miss Dorrell Sue Dorrell and Miss Dorothy Young. Stadium funding drive opens downtown. Kaw Valley Co-Op Potato Growers organized locally. Lt Willard D. Murphy ordered to Manila from Fort Lewis. Kate Armstrong and Harry Chastion marry. Leo Rogers announces birth of a son January 19.
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Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Chicago
Kansays
K. U. Chicago
le Salle Hotel
Lincoln
Neb
W. A. Fraser
Omaha
H. G. Olmsted
Ross I. Parker
Bowes
Granada Theater
Marvin Terry
Mira Phyltia Tripp
Dorothy Young
Thomas Lee -Dawes
Irene Kennedy
Louise Ball
Sue Dorrell
Topeka
Rondes-Vous Club
Elinor Thurber
Virginia Beurmann
Charles W. Smith
N. E. Perringer
R. E. Brooks
Kansas City
Vera Francis
Kaw Valley Co-Op Potato Growers Association
D. C. Murphy
Willard D. Murphy
West Point
Fort Lewis
Wash
Manila
Local Social Notes From Topeka and Nearby Areas
Forty years ago rec Siler anent Sunday at Lake Jew Miss Dell Frazer spent Sunday in Topeka guest of Miss Anna Harrison Mr and Mrs W H Hale of De Soto spent Sunday with relatives Misses Stella Morton and Marion Dawes of Baldwin were in Lawrence today Miss Edna Prentice went to Topeka today to visit her sister Mrs Tom Corwin
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Lake Jew
Dell Frazer
Topeka
Anna Harrison
W. H. Hale
DeSoto
Stella Morton
Marion Dawes
Baldwin
Lawrence
Edna Prentice
Toveka
Tom Corwin
Palace of Spain’s World Famous Tapestries and Palace Rooms
The palace houses what is claimed as the world’s largest tapestry collection dating to the 15th century. The palace also features a porcelain room and a 100-foot banquet hall. A private musk room contains a piano once used by two princesses now grown, with stacks of music rolls including American tunes. Some palace offices are government bureaus, while state rooms host ceremonial banquets.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Madrid
Colomnist
Lpain
Spain
Don Vever
Europe
Alfonso
Don Juan
Victoria Eugenia
the Pretender
Ars
Palacio Real
Columon
Cost of Strikes and Lost Wages in GM Dispute
An analysis of the GM strike shows workers lose wages during stoppages and face long recovery times. It quantifies lost earnings, comparing offered raises, and projects break even periods under various terms. The piece questions the broader impact on workers, suppliers, and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel &, Pettengill
General Motors
G. M
Geenral Motors
Voices From a Public Figure on Strikes and Politics
A writer argues that ongoing strikes harm nonparticipants and urges workers to resist escalation. He blames power-hungry politicians in labor and government and criticizes Truman Wallace mayors and governors for interference. He favors letting collective bargaining resolve disputes and cautions against a general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
England
Truman
Wallace
Nazi Looting Scheme Described In Allied Trial Evidence
Jan 22 report cites Goering and Nazi leaders financing a vast black market in occupied France and other territories. A secret Veltjens memo notes purchases surpassing 2.0 billion Reichsmarks by November 1942, with 920 million in France and large sums in Belgium the Netherlands and Yugoslavia. French prosecutors call it the greatest looting of eastern Europe.
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Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
France
International Military Tribunal
Goering
Wehrmacht
J. Veltjens
Belgium
Netherlands
Yugoslavia
Charles Gerthoffer
Europe
Baldwin Welcomes Dr Hostetter Family Return and Plans
Mrs Eugene Griffin and Elsie Mae greet Mr Griffin back from Lawrence Memorial Hospital where his condition improves. Dr Philip Hostetter and son Jimmy arrived in Baldwin from Wichita after a post graduate X ray course. he is a Kansas University Medical School graduate and former Army captain. He and Dr Hilward, a local new practitioner, plan to share equipment and practice together.
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Eugene Griffin
Elsie Mae
Griffin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Scott Morgan
Mary Marcia
Monnay
Lawrence
Philip H. Hostetter
Jimmy
Baldwin
Scuyler Kerns
North 10Th Street
Hosteter
Kansas City
Hostetter
19Th Infantry Regiment
University of Kansas Medical School
Victor Hilward
Wichita
Noel Griffen
Russian Judge Puzzle Answer Line One
The clue shows a crossword style grid with horizontal and vertical entries. Answers include a range of terms from personal titles to animals and rivers, forming intersecting words across the puzzle.
Crossword Clue Fragments From Historical Page
A collage of entries lists plant references bone terms rain passage Babylonian deity meadow and musical and chemical hints with abbreviations and a symbol for samarium. The source shows scattered crossword style clues and partial answers suggesting a puzzle page.
Wedding at First Methodist church in Lane and Baldwin
Miss Mong Jean Gerth daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Gerth Lane married Sergeant John J Davison Jr and Mr and Mrs John J Davison Sr Baldwin last Sunday afternoon at 4 30 o clock Music by Easter and the bridal party entered to Lohengrin march Bride wore white satin gown with finger tip veil carried red roses Sister Miss Gerth wore blue Attendant James Sharpe attended groom service read by Dr Baer Informal reception at groom's parents home Groom celebrated 22nd anniversary that day Honeymoon planned to Excelsior Springs Mo Davison has served three years and reenlisted Mrs Davison attended Baker University last week Out of town relatives present from Lane Baldwin and Westphalia.
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J. H. Torkelson
Horton
Firet Methodist Church
Lester Flickinger
Carroll
Iowa
Jimmy
Tommy
Stanley Fuckinger
Irvin Greer
Janelle Claire
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lohengrin
Aed Wi
Excelsior Springs
Davison
Baker University
Sergeant Davison
Ife
Baldwin
Tampa
Fla
Gerth-Davison
J. W. Gerth
Gerth
Lane
William Smith
Jot Westphdtia
Neis
Gideon Neis
William Spitzti
Barbara
Delmar Snitzli
Non Navid
Stanley Skiwarla
Pat. Samnile “Rawford
California
Harold Gabriel
William Spitzli
Gabriel
Robert Risele
Seattle
Wash
Shoemaker
Calif
Eudora
Sam
Flora
Fisele
Sublette
Carl Neis
Kan City
Evelyn Codner
August Vitt
St. Paul
Hannah Pfleger
Pfleger
Mr. Vitt
Frances Vogl
Lawrence
Frank Vitt
Hesper
Wayne Vitt
E. Pence
C. B. Chuck
E. J. Ray
Kenneth Pence
Lyman Wiley
Teddy
L. L. Butcher
Kansas City
Minnie Kurtz
Alvena Strobel
J. D. Adams
Erwin Kangiz
M. B. Starr
Charles Terrell
Som Roniland
Sarah Terrell
Henrietta
Wellsville
Elgie Jones
Lincoln
Neb
Mr. Jones
Topeka
Edgar Wolfe
G. M. Wolfe
Kan
Raymond Bengtson
Lois
Robinson, Kan
Glen Wood
Herman
Bill Wichman
Shamburgh
Wichmans
Irene Blume
Elmer Eichhorst
Clarinda
Dana
Norma Wichman
Carl Altenbernd
Sgt
Carl Wichman
Colorado
Pacific
Wichman
Eudora Social Notes Highlight Family and Travel
Local residents host visiting relatives and attend gatherings. Discharges and deployments are noted for veterans, with plans for farming, travel to Florida and Sublette, and weddings in Clarinda. Numerous names and places appear, including Neis Spitzli Pence Wichman and families, with bridge club and church events mentioned.
Local Socials Include Guests And Visits Across Kansas
Roscoe Parker receives a by citation Legion of Merit award. 80 recipients share the honor with him. Lawrence visitors Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Neustifter spent Sunday with John Schehrer and family. Rich Hill Mo guests Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schopper with John Schopper children. Sufferer family from Everest Kan. dined with Adama and Jones households. Smith College students Miss Cotton and Miss Bartz journeyed via Chicago to Northampton. Various local families hosted, hosted again, and attended ministers meetings in Kansas City.
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Jeannett Sufferer
Warren
Everest
Kan
J.D. Adama
Sufferer
Elgie Jones
George Schehrer
Lawrence Assiing
Theresa Ziliner
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Louis Bartz
Miss Bartz
Miss Cotton
Northampton
Mase
Smith College
Chicago
International House
Harold Lowe
Merriam
B H. Cox
E. E. True- Hand
Lewie Lee
Jim Clara
Clara
Kansas City
Karl Baur
Kien'e
St. Peter's Church
Linwood Boulevard
Sarah Terrell
Wellsville J
Mary Vitt
Iil
Jack Meuffle
Emall
Lawrence and
Lewis Meuffle
Tulsa
Okla
Herb
En Wallace
Louis Bartr
Bill Nunns
Toneka
Roy Sellers
Radio Schedule Mix of Shows and Guests Across Stations
The listing outlines a dense 1930s era radio lineup across KMBC WDAF and WREN with shows like The Hob Crosby Show Jack Smith Show and Sinatras, plus segments featuring The Golden Gate Quartet and Jean Hersholt. It notes newscasts, hotel programs, and music hours with entertainers and guests including Lord Halifax and Ralph in a networked daytime to midnight schedule.
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Ween
Tima
KMBC
Hob Crosby
WDAF
Red Skelton
Ngress Speaks
Jack Kirkwood
N—Golden Gate
Jack Smith
WDAP
Chic University Round Table
Lois Wrens
Jenney Long
Meadowbrook Club
Rgress
Weare
Oren
Nelodiog
Hans Plath
Wren
Charito Barnett
Ao Wrens Armatrong
Teakansan
Dinea Wa
Eltery Queen
Wda Lehnert
Christian
Jean Hersholt
Kmbac
Evidie Cantor
Ph Sathern
HHS
Sfig- Wren American Iron
Ralph
Nan
America
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W.c Simone
Woomurrat
Mi Sanor
LPH
Mona
Pasitener
Annie Peters
Larned
Herman Goering
Baldwin News
J. T
Vertical
Capital of
The
Bahamas
Czar
WNAP
KMIC
Ek Armetreyus
Hugg Phardeer
Stern Echoea
WMI
WIAF
Aw Kansas
Cy Dines
News of the World
KMUC
American Melody Hour
Green Hornet
WDA Johnny Presents
KMPC
Big Town
Wren—Lum
Abner
Elmer Davis
Kmtec Theater
Romane
Judy
Young
Ardo
Roy Nadia
Amos
Helen Hayes
McGee and
Molly
Misch Stanley
Hank D'Amico
Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
B. G. Gustafson
Mane
Ivory Towers
Adeam
Jtoad
L. Monydirector
State Departmenteterans
Lord Halifax
Brittah
Shifia
Spetts Sabie Cep. Fom
T., Robert Srigte Ne
Rankin
Fas
Harlton Ichey Agency
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