Washington University and Academic Freedom Debate
A long dispatch discusses the U.S. debate over academic freedom amid Cold War tensions. It notes two faculty dismissals in Washington state and argues that protecting the right to teach truth can clash with state security and anti-subversive actions. It also touches Britain recognizing Israel, Soviet mutual resistance plans, and Truman advising Colgate students to start at the bottom in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Fa Rkely Teagname
Teve Tal
Communist Party
Washington
Truman
Colgate University
Rent Control Friction Turns Tulsa Toward Revolt
A wave of opposition to rent control grows as Tulsa and Ohio owners reject Washington directives. The piece argues earlier rules were unfair, notes ongoing injustice, and warns new hardline measures will deter rental housing, keeping supply tight. Israel holds first parliamentary election signaling democratic steps. The shift toward elected government is seen as Western style democracy taking root after military rule. Democ racy is praised for offering the people more say and free elections may bring Western norms to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tulsa
Ohio
Asean
Lawrence
Altho
Near East
Israel
Pariament
Tarael
Ice Jam Flood Alerts After Perry River Break
Weather bureau warns of flood risk from ice jams on the Kaw at Lawrence after the Perry jam released. Initial readings overstated river stage by Lecompton figures. despite warnings, the river fell and downstream overflows subsided as the jam cleared the channel. Officials note jams flood differently from rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Kaw
Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Tivestnck
Lecompton
Weather in Kansas Brings Widespread Discomfort
The report notes poor conditions across Kansas with worsening weather in surrounding states. Cold has persisted, lowering temperatures below recorded figures in Utah and causing stock to move to higher ground to escape snow. Freezing conditions are blamed for damage and distress in affected regions.
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Kansas
Utah
We Weep For The Fat Boy And The Nation
A nostalgic column laments political excess and Ponzi schemes amid a call to wake up. The writer bemoans federal spending on buses schools and social programs while urging readers to tighten belts. He recalls ten years of commentary and bids farewell as a defender of free America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Earth
Radio Programs Airing on WDAF and KMBC Tonight
A scrambled broadcast schedule lists WDAF and KMBC programs for Thursday evening January 2 and Friday January 3. Highlights include dining segments, veterans programming, crime and jockeys coverage, theater offerings, and local life features with stations WDAF KMBC KCMO KMSC KMBS and RDAF referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
KCMO
Aldrich
Abbot and Coastalle
Mr. Kern
Burns and Allen Cmo
KMSC
Alan
Wdaf—Rupper Club
Olan
KMBC
Cinb
Ozsie and
Hartiet
Bkelton
Vo-Kmbs
Beata Tan
Vincent Lopes
Professor Soba Returns as Bacteriology Chief at University
Twenty five years ago a noted researcher known for work on the flu germ returns to the university to lead the bacteriology department. The report mentions his move after a year away and references related plant and chemical observations, with names such as Russell and Dorothy Dea cited among brief notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
Sobaim
Forty Years Ago Sati Birthday and Dispatches
Forty years ago Sati birthday, Peter Henafs traveled from Germany to visit his brother Pred Broeker in Massachusetts Street mud, moved to St. Louis, then returned to settle. L. C. Baker of Baldwin, district 76 treasurer, visited Baldwin to draw school funds. Fire Chief Reinisch announced fire escape compliance checks in downtown and listed properties to enforce requirements including bolted rope devices. Mr and Mrs Armstrong visited Dadora this morning for a stay. County 80 sent to southern area this morning for waiting.
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Sati
Peter Henafs
Ji Y
Lawrence
Germany
Pred Broeker
Massachusetts
St. Louis
L. C. Baker
Baldwin
Annes Maa Frank
Reinisch
Ee Eee
Ia Smi
Excape Law
Lawrence Ouse
Y.M.C.A
Santa Fe
Central
W. Armstrong
Dadora
Esa Ceumy
The Washington Fat Boys By Samuel Pettengill
The new congress approves expense accounts for the President vice president and speaker with tax exemption and no accounting. A bill to exempt inaugural parade tickets from excise taxes is killed by the Senate 47 to 44. The piece warns of a record budget and taxes and reflects on public trust and looming debt amid political privilege and war mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
BS. Pettengill
Congress
House
Washington
House of Representatives
Grover Cleveland
Modern manners guide to choosing flat silverware
A guide on selecting silverware emphasizes personal taste, durability, and timeless patterns. It covers sterling versus plate, pattern harmony with heirlooms, essential place settings, and adding serving pieces, plus etiquette notes on introductions and office manners discussions.
Plan an AG Week at Kansas State College schedule
The Righty First annual agricultural week at Kansas State College in Manhattan runs Tuesday through Thursday with dairy, agronomy, and beekeeping discussions. A Monday prelude features the Kansas Purebred Dairy Cattle Breeders' Council. Sessions include dairy, beekeeping, and agronomy programs led by college speakers and county farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
State College
Manhattan
Kansas State Vallege
Deal Six
Kansas Purebred Dairy Cattle Breeders’ Council
West Watershall
Baldwin community notes from Kal City college day events
The Rev Max Parnes spoke at a college day for perspective students in Kal City. Local residents hosted gatherings with Mr and Mrs Frank Wolf and Mr and Mrs Wilson Counte among dinner guests. Dr Leonard Robison and family planned a move to Isaacson for six weeks as Dr Rebinar would take over the practice. A Methodist conference in India appointed Dr Rebiaan as Audio-Visual secretary for the National Christian Council of India. Dr Kright, nephew of Dr Ehricht, based in Lucknow, is married with four daughters. Aneas Day observed by the Baldwin Rotary with a talk by Dr George Boicourt on the History of the Slavery Struggle. Attendees included Hunsicker and Hood from Ottawa. Alpha Chi Omega Guild postponed meet to Thursday. A pot luck supper is set for 6:30 at Mrs Paul Helzer. P.O. Chapter C.K. will meet Tuesday at Mrs Homer Ebright with Mrs Mabel Thoman chairing. Next Baker University Lyceum is Paul Matthen.
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Max Parnes
Kaleas City
Raker
Frank E. Wolf
Wilson Counte
Gilbert M. Gander
Leonard Robison
Nancy
Robbie
Fmst
Ison
Rebtaar
Rebiaan
Donald Ebright Thay
India
Natural Christian Council ‘of India
Kright
Prust
Chitenden
Flory
Hunsicker
Hood
Ottawa
Alpha Ch! Omega Guild
Paul Helzer
C.K
Baker Convocation to Feature Rabbi Myron Meyer
Rabbi Myron Meyer of St Joseph Missouri will speak at Baker College on Wednesday morning February 2 about Contribut to American Democracy and the Congregation Adath Joseph. He will discuss the Palestine question at an international relations event that evening. Baker recently received funds from the estate of Miss Lorie Rostock a Baker graduate and former St Joseph teacher and librarian. Local social updates note recent visits and a hockey outing in Kansas City with community families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Myron Meyer
Bt. Joseph
Baker Atudenta
Ie Mintater
Adath Joseph Chamh
Renmin
Misa Loie Hostock
Raker
Wood
Rostock
St. Joseph
Forever Death
Maker
Good Housekeeping
Teges
United States
Baker Ws
Fred Plank
Howard le Suer
Larry
Dagota
Tommy Evans, Jr
Kenneth Admire
Kansas City
Stann Daves
Paresone
Daves
H. J. McCiain
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Pupliabed Gang
Pomerey
Matttar
Marck
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Council of Economic Mutual Resistance
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U.S.S.R
Imaha Wortt
Carroll Brown
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Ilinois
East
Mr. Brown
Beckwrerd
France
Wond- Tow Wilson
Sident Wilson
Western Hemisphere
Asia
Aiea
Acheson
Nanking
China
Boya
Per Ulitary
Pontomac
Social Securite
Ponzi
Fat Boye
Aps Runo
Kiwanis Club
Hopkins
Otis Chappell
Topeka Federation of Labor
Court House
Ann
Evelyn
Donna Schlieffer
Susan Brown
Joan Lee Hessler
Claudia Marlene Ann Underwood
Marjorie Annoyinee Bey
Evelyn Barncord
Allaster School
C. L. Stuart
Elizabeth Henderson
Carl J. Hunticker
Bernard Hill
Wanita Marie
The
Fat Boys
Pegs
Florida
Dewey
Charles Toon
Fed
Ibly
Utopia
Rogers Brothers
Naturalis
U. S
Mrs. Shaw
D.mj
Mias M.F
Mise M.F
C.H
West Waters Hall
Mei Ay
Paul Griffith
Extension Service
the College
Douglas County
North America
Charlton Insurance Agency
Ins
Acrona
Post
W. L. Ray Gorrill & Winter
Beamans
F. M. Pilotuner
Phees
South
James
Lecest
Phere
B. G. Gustafson Optometrist
Magnavox
L. Luke Smith CO
N. H
Scott
Temp. Equip. CO
Mase
Oread
Dally City
HANNA
Joe Eae Dey
Reusch
Maus
Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
Mens
Ledies
Tou
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