Problem of Two Brothers
Milton Eisenhower's decision to accept the Penn State presidency causes dismay in Manhattan as Kansas State loyalties rise in Lawrence The piece notes Eisenhower's choice to stay in academia and forego politics, while his brothers face questions about presidential possibilities and a governor run.
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Milton Eisenhower
Penn State
Manhattan
Kansas State
Lawrence
University of Kansas
K-State
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Brothers
Milt
United States
Journal-World Time and Rates Notice and Quote
The page lists rates and notices under the 1878 act with a monetary fee of $1.00 and monthly charges. It includes a dated line Monday January 23 and a proverb about a merry heart being good medicine.
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Journal-World
ATES
Inquest Planned in Death of Antone Strukel at Franklin
Franklin Kansas January 23 An inquest is planned today or tomorrow into the death of Antone Strukel 70 found dead in a road northwest of Franklin His daughter Tammy Arabia and son in law found him near a neighbor Steve Topolevsek After a fall near a neighbor’s house a tantern and blood were found Strukel’s money and watch remained in his pockets Coroner Paul Leffler and Sheriff Elmer Kneebone will lead the inquiry to determine cause of death.
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Franklin
Kan
Topolevsek
Leffler
Strukel
Elmer Kneebone
Afternoon with a grape at Urbana Winery tour
Ottawa Kan January report covers Urbana Winery Co, Stewart Underhill hosting a tour through their aging caves and corking process. Chief winemaster Fournier explains fermentation ages of one to four years, bottle aging, shakers turning bottles, and the cost of production near 250 handlings per bottle. Ottawa mayor Cheney says he will not seek re election due to business commitments.
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Boyle
Urbana
N.Y
Finger Lakes
Champagne District
America
Stewart Underhill
Urbana Winery Co
New York
Charles Fournier
Rheima
Fournier
Ottawa
Kan
Omi. R. Cheney
Radio Programs Tuesday Schedule Glitches and Listings
Readable radio lineup for Tuesday January 2 lists times and stations KCNO WREN WDAF KMBC KCMO KMUG KMOR WDAF WDAF WDAP KCHO KMNRC and others with varied program names like Musical Clock Bridle and Gravis Life Can Be Beautized and Philharmonia.
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Tureday
KCNO
MMBC
Wdaf
KMBC
nArthur Godires
Travelers IK
KCMG
KMRO
Graed
KCMO
KMUG
KMAC
Liveatoch
Ren Tuost
KCHO
Hamilton Cobb
Lorenso Joneatoh Sau Msione
Justim Bay
Telephone Rate Increases Prompt Public Scrutiny
The two rate hikes by South Western Bell within about a year raise concern among patrons over higher charges. Each increase targets a roughly 30 percent rise over the old base with added taxes, pending a permanent fair and reasonable schedule. A Shawnee county court order requires the company to post a bond to refund excess collections once the permanent rates are set.
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Southwastern Bell
Kansas
Lawrence
Shawnee County
Hiss conviction fuels Red Herring debate and MacArthur policy
The article argues Alger Hiss was convicted of perjury amid broader claims of Soviet infiltration in government. It notes calls for more disclosures, discusses General MacArthur's age and retirement timing in Japan, and cites Hoover Commission data on government typewriter abundance to explain high costs and paperwork.
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Alger Hiss
United States
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Truman
80Th Congress
Hoover Commission
Shiles
Thomas F. Murphy
U.S
Emiles
New York City
Crystal Ball Predictions and World Views Provoked in Editorials
The piece surveys forecasts by Congressman Scrivner and President Truman on future federal spending and income, noting projections of 3.25 trillion annual outlays and 15 million federal employees by 2050. It also comments on Pravda’s Moscow Lenin anniversary remarks about capitalism and communism living together, and Secretary Acheson’s Spain loan remarks as noted by the Hays News.
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Truman
Scrivner
Kanana
Uncle Sam
Pravda
Moscow
Lenin
Kremlin
Acheson
Spain
Hays News
Balance of Power Shifts as Democrats Move HQ to Wichita
Democrats relocate state headquarters to Wichita signaling a shift in Kansas political power from Topeka toward the northeast. Sedgwick County now tops Wyandotte in population, promising Wichita a growing role in state affairs as spending and influence rise.
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Parsons Sun
Kansas
Wichite
Topeka
Sedgwick County
Wyandotte
Wichita
Winter of Woe for China's Common Man Deepens
Reports from the Yangtze valley describe worsening conditions in China with shop closures, rising prices, and widespread poverty. Premier Chou En-Lai cites eight million destitute after floods. taxes on farmers hinder feeding soldiers as railways and handicrafts suffer. Chinese leaders debate reliance on Soviet aid and Moscow’s influence amid economic strain.
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Hong Kong
Nanking
Chou En-Lan
China
Hopei
The Old Home Town Engagements and Travel News
Mrs Leona Bond announces the engagement of Wil ma Amelia to John Edward Hub ee son of Mr and Mrs John Hub Mrs Edith Henry of LeRoy returns home after a week with her daughter Mrs George Noland who was recently dismissed from the hospital Leslie Tyson leaves for Buzzards Bay Mass after visiting his grandmother Mrs W E Tyson and other relatives Mr and Mrs E P Addy attend the wedding of Miss Gertrude Arnold and Deloy Heath at Emporia last Sunday
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Leona Bond
Wilma Amelia
John Edward Hubee
John Hub
Edith Henry
LeRoy
George Noland
Leslie Tyson
Buzzard's Bay
Mass
W. E. Tyson
E. P. Addy
Gertrude Arnold
Deloy Heath
Emporia
Lawrence council plans 2500 dollar year of activities
Twenty five years ago the Lawrence Council of Young People's Activities held a noon luncheon and meeting to outline benefit programs for the year. The proposed plan totals about 2500 dollars and includes Knot Hole Gang Camp Fire Girls Boy Scouts Junior Twilight Baseball League and a summer program with supervised camps. Local journalism students from the University will edit Saturday's Topeka Daily Capital. Clyde Stewart passed the state bar exam.
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Law-irence Council of Young People
Knot Hole Gang
Unive Ent Ofity
Topeka Daily Capital
Topeka
Clyde Stewart
Lawrence
Ansa Shanklin
Mr. Shell
Jamaica, N. Y
K State to Host 82nd Agricultural Week Meeting
Douglas County farmer Charles R. Topping will present the advisory committee report on research and education during the 82nd annual agricultural week program at Kansas State. Walter Pierce of Hutchinson will preside as officers are elected. Dr. H. H. Bennett of the Soil Conservation Service will speak at the dinner titled Man and Land.
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Charles R. Topping
Kansas Crop Improvement Association
K-State
Walter Pierce
Hutchinson
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
H. H. Bennett
Man and Land
Named to K State staff three appointments in journalism school
President Milton S Eisenhower announced three appointments to the Kansas State College journalism staff in Manhattan. Effective February 1, Merrill E. Samuelson of Oklahoma City is named an instructor, with two graduate assistants Gerard P Leibman of Manhattan and Earl E Neiberger of Onaga.
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Manhattan Kan
Milton 5. Eisenhower
Merrill E. Samuelson
Oklahoma City
Gerard P. Leibman
Manhattan
Earl E. Neiberger
Onaga
Fire destroys Farmers Union grain elevator at Columbus
A major blaze in Columbus on January 23 damaged the Farmers Union grain elevator. Damage is estimated at about 75000 with some coverage by insurance. Moore Johnson, an owner, provided the loss figure and said the origin of the fire was not immediately determined. The structure held soybeans, wheat, corn and other grain in storage.
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Columbus
Kah
Farmers Union
Moore Johnson
Johnson
Barbs by Hal Cochran and a Tennessee gas station incident
A Tennesseee gas station attendant laughed and walked away from an armed bandit after questions about Claus quintuplets. Police arrested a Connecticut woman for refusing to leave a location as details blur in this fragmented report.
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Hal Cochran
Pariment
Claus
Tendant
Connecticut
Fragmentary Sightings Blur Between Christmas Theme and Odd Behaviors
A garbled report mentions a phone booth scene lasting two hours and a description of a Pennsylvania child sleeping with eyes wide open. The text references a Christmas setting, a lily variant, and a peculiar breath, all framed as an odd social issue among friends.
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Pen
Pennsylvania
Percussion Instrument Puzzle From A Distant Word List
A fragmented OCR list blends instrument terms with numbers and abbreviations. It reads like a crossword style item, listing clues such as percussion instrument and various short forms, with scattered numeric references and language hints, forming a puzzle-like compilation.
Death of Bulgaria's veteran communist leader Vassil Kolarov
Sofia Jan 2 Premier Vassil P Kolarov died after a long illness at age 72. Mourning was decreed for three days as speculation pointed to Vuika Chervenkov as his probable successor. Kolarov, once linked with Georgi Dimitrov, held posts including foreign minister and vice premier after World War II.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Vassil P. Kolarov
Aurov
Radu
Kolarov
Moscow
Fremier Georgi Dimitrov
Dimitrov
Plan approved for AFL Central Organizing Campaign HQ Wichita
Wichita Kan 23 9 Plains approved yesterday for an American Federation of Labor Central Organizing Campaign headquarters in Wichita. The project will direct the federation's 1950 state membership drive. Ozani, Kansas representative from national HQ in Washington urged an aggressive campaign noting large unorganized worker potential in Kansas.
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Wichita
Kan
Plains
American Federation of Labor Central
Ozani
Kansas
Washington, D. C
New Hearing Device Lifts Silence with Hidden Receiver
In Chicago a new Beltone device enables clear hearing without a visible ear receiver. Sound travels via a discreet tube from a button hidden in clothing, letting deafened users enjoy music sermons and work without self consciousness. Beltone offers a free brochure and home trial with no risk.
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Chicago
Beltone
Dept. 40
19Th St
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