Truman Plan Remains Vague Shadowed by Inaugural Talk
Low Washington January 26 President Truman’s announced bold new plan to aid backward nations remains vague as officials admit no detailed program exists yet. The piece notes the parallel with the Marshall plan origins, and warns Congress may delay or reject any eventual plan, suggesting history favors improvisation over a fixed long range strategy.
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Sterilization order in new California case shocks nation
An expectant mother Georgette Brucks 21 agrees with her lawyer to a court ordered sterilization and adoption plan after the birth in April and that this child and another be given up for adoption Judge Ambrose says he wrote the order though such action is rare in U S legal history California law does not cover such a case Brucks had a son and two other children all with different partners and pleaded guilty to slaughter in the death of one child while she was living with Donald Redman and caring for two other boys
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Walter Anderson
Thomas L. Ambrose
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San Francisco
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Ohio
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Town fires police chief over missing officer in Thessalon
Police Chief Neil Montgomery vanished without explanation from Thessalon Ontario. The town council voted to dismiss him for neglect of duties, a move that unsettled a community of about 3,400. The report notes a separate racial statistic regarding national demographics.
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Ontario
Senate Pledges Fast Action To Repeal TaftHartley Law
Washington January 26 senate Democratic leadership promised to travel fast to repeal the Taft Hartley act with hearings set and Tobin as first witness. Lucas D IL said the bill would be called up quickly once on the senate floor while Taft’s GOP colleagues plan to fight on the floor amid ongoing committee debates.
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Pleasant Grove Births and Local Visits Amid Snow Storm
News from Pleasant Grove notes the birth of a son named Terry Tee to Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Porter near Lawrence at Lawrence Memorial hospital on January 14. The Corbitpent and Lonefellow families visited over Over Tenok area, while the Ladies Auxiliary served lunch at the Orville Turner sale near Willow Springs drawing a good crowd despite heavy snow. Various local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Porter of Phoenix and Mrs. Charlie Howe, are mentioned in hospital visits and travel to see relatives.
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Obituary Notice for Mrs Kate Adame at Gardner Hospital
Mrs Maggie Freeman received word Sunday of the death of her sister Mrs Kate Adame at Gardner hospital. Former resident of this vicinity. She was years of age. Mrs Jack Horn of Kansas City visited Mr and Mrs C B Soule Sunday. Mrs Horn recently fell and sustained injuries.
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Talks on Insurance Keith Hayes Spoke at Meeting in Lawrence
Keith Hayes a C L A and vice president of the Kansas State association of life underwriters spoke at the Lawrence association of life underwriters luncheon stressing the push for higher underwriting standards and professional status for agents through better service and broader knowledge. Twenty men attended the noon meeting including four educators.
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Fred Whitney
J. %. Daniels
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T. M. Daniel
F. Vinton Warner
Ray Wright
Edward Roach
Larry Ochs
Edwin Lewis
Robert Matchette
J. W. Creamer
Corlett Cotton
Vacancies Reported in Battery A at OAC Unit
Marton Noland, commander of Sub-Station of the 0.1, announced vacancies in Battery A eight inch tractor drawn artillery reserve unit. Meetings twice monthly on Sundays with free transport from the Standard Life Association Building, Eighth and Vermont. Pay ranges from 2.50 to 3.00 for the two hour period. applicants may qualify with or without prior service.
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Battalon
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Ros
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Reree
Standard Life Association
Eighth and
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Barnett L. Bales
Massachusetts Street
Wiliam C. Johnson
Sunflower Road
Sunflower
Kan
Mongrel Dog Dies After Prolonged Medical Care
Kansas City reports a mongrel dog that lived in borrowed breath for four hours died after a four hour operation and massive penicillin treatment. The owner, 15 year old Robert Jackson, took the animal to a veterinarian who performed the lengthy procedure though the dog’s lung was exposed.
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Comparisons Are Unfair Says 102-Year-Old Donaldson
Chicago observer John Donaldson marked his 102nd birthday and argued that comparing modern age with war era life is unfair. He retired from a hospital bookkeeper position at 100, noting some things were better then and some now, but it is simply good to be alive.
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Chicago
John Donaldson
Donaldson
Fort Leavenworth Substation Project Bid To Johnson-Canfield
The Electric Main Stract project for a Fort Leavenworth substation and feeder line appears to be awarded to Johnson-Canfield Construction Co of Topeka. The government estimated the cost at 90830 dollars. The Topeka firm submitted the bid in Omaha on January 26.
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Nore Con
Contractors From Kansas City Dallas Lawrence Bid Here
Bids were opened here yesterday for a project valued at $63,262 with Rendder hide bids from contractors based in Wichita Kansas City Leavenworth Dallas and Lawrence Kansas.
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