World Journal World Company News Snippet
A fragmented World Journal clipping shows publication details for the Lawrence Kansas and Chicago areas. It includes subscription info, Associated Press credit, and a stray line asking “Who is my neighbor” with a date placeholder.
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Simone
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Lawrence
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Getting Back to Work in Nationwide Labor Talks
Discussion centers on tools to mobilize production as unions ease strikes. An Oklahoma suggestion urges farmers to withhold food until industry demands output. Signs show the stalemate may end soon with government seizures and wage arbitration by unions with Ford and Chrysler. Both sides seek common ground to restore work and economic recovery.
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Ford and
Chrysfer
No Pleasure Jaunt To Europe, State Dept Urges Caution
The State Department now advises American diplomats and families posted abroad to take a year's supply of food plus ample soap and starch as living standards in Europe have fallen. It lists dealers for long term repayment and frames the guidance as essential to maintain normal life without depleting scarce regional supplies.
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Europe
State Department
Ths
Piatence Leve
Peace Promotion in China Keeps Truce Alive
The temporary truce in China shows fragility as clashes recur on local fronts. General Marshall provides periodic guidance and aid to sustain peace efforts. An American ex-staff leader organizes an international force to support the peace plan, but incidents persist until U.S. military leaflets urge ceasefire and calm returns. The idea, though novel after years of conflict, requires ongoing instruction for acceptance.
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China
Marshall
Jensen
Planee
Péare
Iran moves affect UN Security Council actions
The article notes ongoing UN Security Council deliberations on Iran with a new Iranian premier seen as pro Russian. It also reports the transfer of US GHQ in the Pacific from Manila to Tokyo to better coordinate policy and notes Germany prepares for a second round of elections in the American zone as self government emerges. It ends with Eisenhower declining a Colorado mountain naming, joking about Ike’s peak.
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Russia
Iran
UNO Security Council
London
Security Council
Kuepia
Tran
Pacific
Manila
Tokyo
Agendes
Bis
Japan
Altho
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Eisenhower
Colorado
Wage Settlements With Ford and Chrysler End Labor Fight
The C10 auto workers union reached settlements with Ford and Chrysler for about half the demanded wage increase. The agreements show bargaining progress as neither side fully backed their proposals. No consumer price increase has been discussed, as manufacturers hope higher wages are offset by productivity gains. Realizing that requires total employee cooperation, with work stoppages or slowdowns ruled out.
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Auto Workers
Ford
Chrysler
Inet
Vinson Nominated for IMF and World Bank Posts
President Truman nominates Fred M. Vinson to serve a five year term as U S governor of the International Monetary Fund and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. He would hold both jobs without leaving the Treasury, continuing to oversee American dollars.
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Fred M. Vinson
Treasury
Truman
United States
International Monetary Fund
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Vinson
Soviet Says Kurile Islands To Stay With Russia
Tass asserts Kurile islands are occupied and will be retained by Russia under promises made at Yalta. The report notes there is nothing in the revelations about specific promises to the United States.
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Tass
Kurile Islands
Russia
Yalta
Raste
United States
Ice Cake Rule Stirs Civic Dinner in Minneapolis
At a St Paul political dinner for municipal election supporters, Mayor hosts speakers who must hold a twenty five pound cake of ice in their bare hands as the defined time limit. The unusual constraint drew attention to the event and raises questions about procedure and ideas for future gatherings.
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Topeka
Kansas Day
St Paul
Minn
Franco on Monarchy and Spain's Path to Peace
Madrid records show Generalissimo Franco resisting foreign pressure on restoring the monarchy. He says Spain will act when it serves national interests, with Spaniards deciding the issue, and emphasizes freedom, stability, and noninterference in others’ affairs. He notes Potsdam and UN questions will be addressed when suitable.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Madrid
Spain
Generalissimo
Franco
el Pardo
Washington
Juan Francisco de Cardenas
Franto
Spains
Spsnjarda Themselv
Franco @ resto
Potsdam
United Nations Organization
Beloit Banker Peter Eresch Dies at 81
Beloit Kansas funeral notices report Peter Eresch aged 81, longtime Beloit banker and wheat grower born in Nuernberg Germany on February 2 1864. He came to Kansas in 1878 and led First National Bank of Beloit since 1912. Survivors include two daughters and two sons. Funeral services set for Tuesday.
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Beloit
Kan
Peter Eresch
Nuernberg
Germany
Eresch
Kansas
Mitchell County
First National Bank of
Beloit Building and Loan Association
First Loan Company
Beoit
Old Home Town Social Notes Touches Local Visitors
Buck family hosts first birthday dinner for Merle Roy Schneck with relatives and friends. Visits include Miss Marjorie Kennedy of Hollywood and Miss Dorothe Hirxine of Kansas. Mrs. Frank Sullivan travels to Topeka for a Kansas Women's Republican charter luncheon. Teachers’ meeting and clubs noted with local residents in Brackett and Kansas City. Wilma Miller returns from St Marys of the Woods for vacation.
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Buck
Merle Roy Schneck
Merle
Gaylord Schneck
Gaylord, Jr
Clyde Johnson
Omer Buck
John Hurst
Marjorie Kennedy
Hollywood
Charles Kennedy
Dorothes Hirxine
Kansas
Exyll F. Hoft
Frank Sullivan
Topeka
Kansas Women's Republican
Ter
Virginia Rose
C. H. Larcom
Brackett
F. A. Haglund
Lutheran Sunday
C. N. Mettner
Amigos Club
Virginia Melvin
Kansas City
Wilma Miller
St. Mary's of the Woods
Indiana
Cantrells Host Dinner Guests. Local R.O.T.C Nomination
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs Hiram Cantrell hosted dinner guests including Mrs Earl Emick Mrs M M Campbell and Harold Lois Russell and Johnny Emick. Lawrence student Keith Schwinley nominated to Annapolis by Congressman Little. An Interurban car from Kansas City left the track near city park causing a ditching. no severe injuries though several passengers were bruised. Additional fragmentary names follow.
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Hiram Cantrell
Earl Emick
M. M. Campbell
Harold
Lois
Russell
Johnny Emick
Keith Schwinley
Lawrence
University
Annapolis
E. C. Little
Kansas City
City Park
Jake Haming
Youngest contestant in World piano prize story
Forty years ago Mabel Heaston daughter of D F Heaston is the youngest contestant for subscriptions in the World piano prize. She is not yet 18 and is reading in ardent effort. C E Olson visits parents. Olson brothers operated theaters in Wichita and Oklahoma City and run road shows. Over $500 raised today to aid Mrs Bleaking appeal. The baby she claims was awarded yesterday to a couple seeking adoption. Mrs Alex Marke Mrs Arthur Marks and Mrs George Shaw hosted a reception in honor of Mrs Berths Frese and Miss Julia Friend of Chicago.
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Mabel Heaston
D. F. Heaston
C. E. Olson
C. G. Olson
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Bleaking
Alex Marke
Arthur Marks
George Shaw
Berths [Frese
Julia Friend
Chicago
Plunge Into New Phase Of Dispute With GM
Detroit Jan 28 United Auto Workers push into a new phase of their battle with General Motors as an NLRB hearing begins. Walter Reuther demands a higher wage increase to outpace Ford and Chrysler. GM offered 18 1 2 cent increases and maintains the proposal. In Detroit area 150 tool and die shops halted GM parts production as planned.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Gerald K. Reilly
CAW
Walter Reuther
GMI
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Reuther
Bie
Corporation
Propaganda Race Warned by AP Leader in North Carolina
Robert McLean, president of the Associated Press, warned at the North Carolina Press association meeting that a government driven propaganda race in foreign news could cloud impressions of the United States. He argued against state control of impartial news, urging continued free access to news and broad exchange of information. He noted reservations about government involvement in international broadcasting and questioned the proposed information program.
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Durham
N.gc
Robert McLean
Associated Press
United States
North Carolina Press Association
McLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
Willian Benton
Philadelphia
Experts Talk Farm Machinery Repair Meeting Planned
A February 13 meeting in the Community building will gather experts from major tire and rubber firms and large implement companies to discuss tire care, maintenance, and adjustment of tillage and seeding equipment. Douglas County farms face ongoing repair challenges as spring work nears, with demonstrations and films on tractor care and labor saving equipment.
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Deal Six
Farm Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kansan State College Extension Division
Douglas County
Six
Thrge
K. E. Mebold
Standard Oil Company
Walter E. Selby
Rubber Price Is Fixed for Far East Rubber
The state department announced price negotiations for natural rubber from British Dutch and French Far East areas. The price is 20 percent of a cent per wound, delivered free on board on ocean gas steamers at Far East ports, covering specified periods in 1945 and 1946 for different regions.
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Washington
State Department
Far East
Far Eastern
United Kingdom
Unclear OCR Phrase Fragments Hint at Event Catalog
A jumble of labeled phrases appears from OCR, listing items such as U.S. Official Reconversion 13 overdue payment 14 infuriate 15 image 46 operationm 19 see 20 cuts 4 21 nuisance 32 light meals 23 fast India fab 31 advance guard 34 coachs holding a 7Church festival 38 wrenches 42 cloth. The readable content suggests a miscellaneous index or notes rather than a coherent article. The exact narrative or entities are not fully clear.
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India
Son of Pioneers Dies at 84 in Paola Nursing Home
Henry Anthony 84 born in a log cabin near Ottawa, Kansas, died Saturday night at a Paola nursing home. One of eastern Kansas early oil and gas wells stood on land near Ottawa homestead of his parents, John and wife. Survived by widow, four children and two sisters.
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Henry Anthony
Ottawa
Paols
Kan
Log Cabin
Paola
Kansas
John Anthony
Drops Baby 20 Feet in Fire Escape
A 10 month old baby was dropped 20 feet from a second floor balcony into the arms of the father Robert G. Pearson amid a fire that destroyed the family home in San Francisco. The stepfather James E. Fickty, 60, leaped to the ground and fractured a leg. A car fire in a Ford’s wiring under the hood injured Irvin Flory. firemen arrived at Ninth and Tennessee streets about 4 30 Saturday afternoon with little damage reported.
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San Francisco
Robert G. Pearson
V’rarson
James E. Fickvty
Irvin Flory
Ninth
Tennessee Streets
American Renounces Citizenship to Become Japanese Subject
An American, Wilkes Merrill Vories, who became a Japanese subject in 1987, recalls wartime scrutiny but says he suffered no prejudice beyond the average. Born in Leavenworth, Kansas, he leads the Omi brotherhood at Omi Hachiman, founded 1907, with schools and hospitals. He notes encouragement from Prince Mikasa and says the defeat of Japan opened a path for liberation from military cliques.
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Omi Hschiman
Japan
Wilkes Merrill Vories
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Leavenworth
Kan
Maneral
Vorian
Omi Brotherhood
Omi Hachiman
Prince Takamatsu
Hirohii
Prince Mikasa
Mikasa
America
Nearing Home as 26000 U.S. Troops Return to Ports
The long trek home from battlefronts neared completion as 26000 U S troops aboard six transports were due to drop anchor at two West Coast and two Atlantic ports. The vessels were scheduled to arrive at New York Newport News Los Angeles and Seattle.
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U.S
New York
Newport News
Los Angeles
Seattle
Social and club gatherings span Kansas City to Lawrence
Residents including Eudora Mx Clark Pringle and Mr and Mrs John Bowen host and visit in Kansas City and nearby towns. Odette club attendees share a Friday evening at the Abels home, with high prize winners and a two course luncheon. Rebekah lodge installs officers, monthly meetings noted, pie sale planned for January 30 at the IOOF hall. Several dinners and suppers decorate social calendar, with visits from Bloom, Kidd, and Ede, and a Russian ballet in Lawrence draws multiple attendees.
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Clark Pringle
Kansas City
John Bowen
Otto Abel
Odette Club
Martin Abel
Eugene McCabrin
Alpert Had
Roy Cramer
Lee Colman
Mra
Martin Fesmier
Edgerton
Larry Leyholz
Qurats
Clifford Steffen
Norman Hunt
Robinson
Maine Street
Farke
Cronly
Parks
Evertov
Richard
Kay
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Ruth Kazmai
Marshall
B.S
Lyle Lothhols
Ls.n.g
Effie Morrisa
Ruth McClanhen
Minnie B. Edelbrock
Rand
Edna Reitzel
F. Hall
Odd Fellows
Ruth Kazmaier
Dorothy Reusch
Frances Krumpacker
Edna Davidson
Alma Broers
Rebekas
Nobel Grand
Lula
Irene Roberts Miner
Joren Massey
J Mra
George Bloom
Pratt
Bloom
Pete Friel
Lreck
Lacy Kaegi
Carol
Ann Kidd
Charline Ede! Bloom
Dave
Relativ Sax City Enroute
Leola Bond
Sorman Hunt
George Wolfe
Arden Ott
Lawrence
Hoch Auditorium
Gaorne Lethhole
C. B. Johnson
Oscar Lothhole
D. Adama
Charlotte Wiedanmal
Henrietta Schubert
Charline Edelbrock
Edna Mae Robinson
Carolyn Bloom
Eudora Flower Club
Minnie Jones
J. D. Adams
Karl Baur
Frank Greiner
Mre
Frank Carlson
Onsha
Neb
Arden Oty
Mise
Aaeline Schinn
Mise Dorothy Meyers
Ottawa
F. G. Hughes
J.D. Adana
R. T. Laughlin
Morela
Vinland
Kermit Laughlin
Dallas
Texas
Eastern Star
Margaret Hear
Eilene Woodyard
M. W. Miesse
Oceanside, Cauf
M. W. Mierse
Camp Pandleton
Navy
Hastings
Eudora
Mierse
B.C. Ogden
Ogden
Marion
Fannie Braden
Gottlieb Niedar
Roger
Solon Markley
Raymond Bengston
Bengston
Alfred Eisele
Dodge City
Radio Schedule Highlights Local Network Lineup
The Eudora weekly listings show WREN and KMBC broadcasts including Jack Armstrong and Joan Davis Show with Edna Mae Robinson, plus WDAF and KNBC programs. Social club notes from the Eudora Flower Club, gatherings, and friendships are detailed alongside station lineups and upcoming meetings.
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Wren
Jack Armatrong
WDAF
Kmbc-Voa Rua
Eels of
America
Hedde Hopper
Empwoaravsiee
Firestone
KMBC
Joan Davis
Deel Hammeokt
SI Wren
Cit Edwards
KNBC
Wat
Kittwood Mhow
Wrens Novartis
Jack Seaith
Tom Colinaebener
Bandum
Mel Cooper
Orch
ME Wren
KM Bone Nt
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Echos Rex
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Kanaan City
Melody Lout
Gireen Hornet
WDAP
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Lum
Abner
Tai Wren
Elmet Davis
Theater of Romance
WPAF
Judy Wren
Alan Young
Oh Wren
Guy Lombardo
Hoe Royal Canadene
Tinés
Hank
Tramico
Jase Rextot
Biche Barr
Lebowen
Bo Hope
Ren
Kuboo
Bob Crosby
WDA
Red Skelton
Newac
Congress
Wren—Newe
Wdaf—Nawreaat
Jack Kirkwood
Hin Ensagen Gate
Ei Smith
Wdafsc
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Sonnny
Meadowbrook Club
Hane
Chartie Barnatt
Ale Carine Gardens
Joway
Ak_WREND
Katte
Atomice Energy
Natore
Stranathas
Loame En Gare and Trustee
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