iWin Pressure on Allies Over Treaties Amid Influx of Refugees
Report notes iWin over West Germany through East Germany now pressuring Britain and France on alliance treaties. October 98 references, with November and December counts. Increase blamed on more susceptible children in the colony, signaling a rise in rivals and refugees from the red China mainland.
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iWin
West Germany
East Germany
Britain
France
Red China
Formosa policy shift traced to pre Yalta stance
A 1951 analysis recalls U S Far Eastern policy, noting the new position limits Formosa talks to a Chinese Nationalist representative and ties Formosa to the Far East defense line. It recounts Cairo and Yalta agreements, Chiang Kai-shek’s lack of knowledge, and the cost of prior concessions amid Cold War shifts.
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Yalta
United States
Formosa
Far East
Cairo
Churchill
Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-shek
Atolea
Japan
China
Manchuria
Stalin
Outer Mongolia
Russia
Kuriles
Dairen
Port Arthur
Chiang
Congress
Ching
North Korea
Debate over federal tax bill and defense spending in Congress
The article argues delaying tax legislation while assessing nondefense cuts, urging scrutiny of defense spending and noting overbuilt military items. It discusses draft regulation revisions aiding students, collegiate deferments, and the balance between education, civil and military needs amid wartime. It also mentions Kansas history tours, veteran representation in Congress, and global notes on Germany, snow slides, and Korea.
Lawrence Emporia power line blackout and awards
An unseasonal thunderstorm caused a six minute blackout between Lawrence and Emporia. Lawrence Scout official Armin Fe Woestemeyer received the Silver Beaver award and was elected president of the Kaw Council. Also announced were a marriage in Oshkosh and Birth in Lawrence joining Dr and Mrs H W Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Emporia
Armin
Donna Lee Thompson
Guy Reynolds Shultz
H. W. Craig
Fifteen Named Students Promoted to High School
Dr Edward Hislop spoke to ninth graders yesterday as they moved to high school. The promoted class includes Alberta Bateson Eleanor Berger Gladys Brooks Herbert Bullene Earlin Burgert Frederick Burnett Dorothy Christy William Cox William Bahney Orvan Dye Arthur Endacott Majoryn Ericeson Wilfred Eudaly Kenneth Ewing Helen Foster Robert Frye Harold Hardtaker Omer Hicks Robert Hickaon Carl Hodge Donald Hope Katherine Hosford Elis Johnson Helen K Jones Ruth Jenkins Barbara Kester Dorothy Kinney Evelyn Laster Williamanes ee
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Edward Hislop
Alberta Bateson
Eleanor Berger
Gladys Brooks
Herbert Bullene
Earlin Burgert
Frederick Burnett
Dorothy Christy
William Cox
William Bahney
Orvan Dye
Arthur Endacott
Majoryn Ericeson
Wilfred Eudaly
Kenneth Ewing
Helen Foster
Robert Frye
Harold Hardtaker
Omer Hicks
Robert Hickaon
Carl Hodge
Donald Hope
Katherine Hosford
Eli
Chesse and Trap Reference Appears in Odd Line
A cryptic, fragmentary note mentions a bite of cheese tied to a trap and a vague aside about a movie and prayer. The odd phrasing hints at a puzzle or riddle rather than a clear news item.
Marriage and social notes from Perry and Kansas City events
The article records the marriage of Miss Meiba Hamm to Robert Laptad at Rev. Gilpin's Perry home. It lists local residents and attendees, including LaVere Peterson and Alice Smith. It also notes Bailene store staff traveling to Kansas City for a No No Nanette party at Schubert Theatre with attendees named.
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Robert Laptad
Lawrence
Gilpin
Perry
Paul Laptad
Bailene
Kansan City
Nanette
Schubert Theatre
Rty
Ralph Dicker
Jane Roper
Clifford Nichola
Misa Verdi Hemming
Misa Dorothy Burland
Forty Years Ago Officers Elected at DAR Meeting
Forty years ago a horse struck Paul Eapins by the hand during a DAR meeting as officers were elected Saturday afternoon. The slate named regent Agnes Thompson and vice regent W T Sinclair, secretary Estelle Northrup, treasurer Dodds, registrar Janet Welsh, historian Clarence Hall. Mrs Hugh Means chosen delegate for the Continental Congress in Washington in April with Mrs George Shaw as alternate. Mrs A L Carey and children left for Stratton Colorado after visiting her parents R P Glass. Miss Ruth Sweeney returned from Kansas City.
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Paul Eapins
Fe Dar
Agnes Thompson
W. T Sinclair
Estelle Northrup
Dodds
Janet Welsh
Clarence Hall
Hugh Means
Washington, D. C
George Shaw
A. L. Carey
Stratston
Colo
R. PF. Glass
Ruth Sweeney
Kansas City
Bing Crosby Sons Share in Disc Contract
Los Angeles reports revealed in an accounting of Bing Crosby's four sons that each boy holds about 200000 dollars in assets. The court approved a contract giving the boys a collective three cents royalty per disc of the recording A Crosby Christmas. Guardianships were set up in 1942 starting each with 53000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Bing Crosby
Gary
Philip
Dennis
Lindsay
Superior Court
Crosby
Letters on shooting danger near suburban home
A Letter to the Editor from Mrs. Carl J. Hunzicker of Michigan Street describes local shooting causing a shattered window and glass in a bed. She voices fear for safety, cites rabbits and birds killed by so called marksmen, and calls for action to stop senseless shooting near their property.
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Journal-World
Surburban
Korea
Jack
Markamen
Barbs by Halcochean Mutter and Daughter
A satirical column mocks a mother and daughter's constant dieting, contrasts a professor’s claim on candle burning with student gains, pessimistically notes auto hitchhiking decline, and jests that hen egg production sets prices with minor drops spurring increases. The piece ends with a quip about enemies.
Western powers confront German rearms amid Soviet pressure
In a stark display of postwar tension Moscow warns Britain and France that West German rearmament violates alliance treaties. Eisenhower voices cautious support for German autonomy, urging voluntary defense alignment while stressing peaceful aims. Adenauer rebuffs East German overtures as communist tools, insisting any talks require lawful, liberty-respecting governance to ensure peace.
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Soviet
Russia
West Germany
Moscow
Britain
France
Germany
Europe
Altho
Eee
Eisenhower
Reich
Hitler
Ruhr
Ond
Western Germany
East Germany
Adenauer
Bonn
Hong Kong Eyes Colony Diphtheria Immunization Campaign
Hong Kong health officers said they may launch a colony-wide immunization drive as diphtheria reached epidemic proportions in the past three months. Quarantine restrictions were imposed on air arrivals from the United Kingdom amid concerns over smallpox. Thirty diphtheria cases were reported.
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Hong Kong
United Kingdom
U S Army extends foreign tours in Germany
Frankfurt Germany January 23 The U S army extended foreign service tours for soldiers and officers by six months strengthening American troop strength at this western European outpost Replacements who finished foreign service will become reinforcements boosting defenses in the crucial post
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
Europe
A Kansan's Report on Europe by John J. Conard
Kansan correspondent notes the vast U.S. military budget impresses Europe especially in France. He cites the 28 trillion francs figure in French terms and focuses on planes, tanks, ships, and personnel while addressing wage fixes, drafted labor, and women's work. He reports on Truman Pleven talks, UN ceasefire hopes with red China, and a booming European flu outbreak affecting armies and hospitals, labeled benign by officials.
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John J. Conard Aris
U.S
France
United States
U.S.A
Europe
Truman
Rene Pleven
Washington
European
Wiseacres
England
Germany
Band Leader Puzzle of Words and Clues in Print
A fragmented word puzzle lists clues and answers across multiple lines including band leader horizons numbers and obscure terms such as antipodes unit of reluctance bal away roman brow natural pow knockers and more. The readable fragments suggest a cryptic style with definitions and cross references as a newspaper features puzzle item.
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Horizonta
Sweaters and Parisian habits mingle in January musings
The writer notes mild winter weather amid outbreaks of influenza and smallpox in Europe, then shifts to fashion as sweaters replace blouses. Observations compare French class distinctions, kitchen scraps for pigs, and attitudes toward aging buildings, noting Americans’ views versus French norms near embassies and city façades.
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England
Brittany
Europe
United States
Obituary Jerome J Madden of Amador County
Jerome J. Madden born in Amador County California died January 1 at Rock Creek after a fall from a 165 foot penstock scaffold with fellow worker. He was 49, lived in Amador all his life, funeral in Jackson and burial at East Lawn Mausoleum Sacramento. Survived by wife Elsa Boerkircher Madden mother Mary Madden two Jackson sisters an uncle and three sisters in law Gerald Hoover H J Richardson Frances Zohn.
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Jerome J. Madden
Amador County
California
Thormas and
Mary Madden
Rock Creek
Calif
Rock Greek
Madden
Oroville
Jackson
Fast Lawn
Sacramento
Elsa. Boerkircher Madden
Lawrence
Gerald Hoover
Lesmard Avenue
H. J Richardson
Route 6
Frances Zohn
Japan
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights From Kansas City Stations
A fragmented listing shows a January broadcast slate across WDAF KMBC KCMO KNBC WHE WRES KEMO and others. Programs include Cavalcade of America Baby Snooke Beulah You Bet Your Life and My Favorite Humdred with various late morning to evening slots and multiple newscasts.
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WDAF
KNBC
Ak—Newa
Ray Rase
Bob Hope
KMBC
Lott
CMO
Wibber
MouUyau
Big Town
Kate
Kemo
Funay
Iaw
Beulah
KCMO
Don Hexth
KMBUC
Hannipal
Malone
WNAF
WDAP
Black Hawk ' Era
Wr ‘ale-Tentos
Katee Clap
News of the World
Lane Ranger
KFRU
Remom
Dr. Christian
Glndersleeve
Halls of Ivy
Harold Peary
Romues’ Gallery
C—Hing Crosby
KMBE
Thester Kinder Pinghorne Pon
Television Schedule Listings for January Channel Lineup
WDAF-television airs a Tuesday lineup with The Super Circus at 4:00, Howdy Doody at 4:20, Tot Town Theatres at 6:00, Cinco Kid at 5:30, Texaco Star Theatre at 5:45, Billy Rose Show at 6:00, Circus Theatre at 5:30, Amateur Hour at 5:00, Takes the Stand at 10:00, and Telenews at 10:30.
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WDAF
Super Circus
Tot Town Theatres
aTexaco Star Theatre
Circus Theatre
Takes the Stand
Telenews
Bert Parks
Kate Smith
Gabby Hayes
Roberta Quiniam
Kraft T.V
Whiteman
Hollywood
Airflyte
News-Telenews
Arthur Murray Hanna
RCA Victor
Lawrence
Crown
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