JOURNAL WORLD SUBSCRIPTION RATES AND STAFF NOTE
Fragmented OCR yields subscription rates and staff notes about delivery and circulation. Mentions months, pricing, and names such as Inman and Moser with partial details on editorial duties and publication date January 22.
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Journal- World Is World
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Levanes
Ain Morihe
Iam
Lucas News
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Shay Janary
Ry Ogm Jeans
Jenoven
Inman
Kansas Day 87 Years Marks Progress and Pride
Kansas Day marks 87 years of growth from prairie to productive farms and growing cities. The era shows struggle and progress, with the plains fed the world and communities rising across the state, shaping a strong national chapter.
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Kansas
Isi ST
Amarica
Woodring in Germany and the Truman bid for Germany
An announcement says the state department will take over administration of the American zone in Germany from the army around July 1, renewing interest in Harel Woodring’s mission there under President Truman. Circulating reports mention him as a candidate for high commissioner in Germany.
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State Department
Harel Woodring
Germany
Woodring
Truman
Pittsburg
Wallace
Topeka
Uarry Woodring
Kansas
Harry Roman
Westlring
Dick Tite
Fether Kane
Eisenhower and MacArthur cited for restraint in political bids
The letter discusses the risks of a new political figure riding popular emotions and warns against military figures seeking office. It notes Eisenhower’s stance on subordination of the military to civilian power and suggests MacArthur face a similar restraint. The piece argues such renunciations protect public trust and avoid costly educational reforms.
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Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Eisen-horer
MacArthur
Lees
Citizens seek a patriotic candidate with political grounding
The text argues the public should choose a candidate who is deeply patriotic and has political experience to ensure civil power is applied properly. It notes few amateurs can meet both criteria and stresses prioritizing national interest over personal gain.
Needs More Strength from U N says Missouri leader
President Middlebush of the University of Missouri told an audience that the United Nations affords no more protection to the world than did the old League of Nations. He argued the U N must be strengthened to succeed, noting the League failed to stop dictators and that U S participation did not prevent World War II.
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Middlebush
University of Missouri
United Nations
League of Nations
U.N
United States
U. N
League of Nation
Strikes Decline Under Taft Hartley Law Amid Debate
Speculation continues on the Taft Hartley labor tax as strikes drop in the law’s first six months. 3,000 strikes vs 4,985 a year earlier. observers note other factors but acknowledge reduced labor disruption may offer benefits. Also: Soviet lease lend settlements with the United States loom, seeking larger write offs. Nearby items cover a Kansas City election case and comments from Hank Wallace, with unrelated notes on public figures and political chatter.
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United States
Events in Review on the Munich Pact and Western Allies
A scanned reflection on prewar diplomacy explores Britain's and France's missed chances with Moscow, the 1938 Munich agreement, and questions whether a Soviet Western alliance could have altered World War II’s course. The piece weighs appeasement, mutual defense pacts, and the immutable aims of communism with cautious lessons for today.
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Britain
France
Armission
Moscow
Stalin
al Fuehrer
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
London
England
Europe
Russia
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Poland
Baltic States
Soviet Union
Garden of Eden
Barbs Oys Learn Home Smuing In Missouri School
A garbled report notes Missouri students engaging in home smuing lessons. The text mentions disrupted street scenes, payments totaling 34 888 dollars, and weather forecasts. It also references a group called H C L and dinnertime decisions by unspecified company, with unclear connections and dates.
Old Home Town Honors and Local Notices
Two Lawrence residents win top honors in a writing contest hosted by the hancat Author's club with C. E. Wilco taking first in juvenile story and first in a one act play while Truman A. Myers earns honorable mention in short stories. Mr and Mrs L W Danforth announce the engagement of Dona Inez to Edward Lee McCoin with wedding planned for March. Norton pair Mark Bridges and family visit in Lawrence and Mrs Etta Shaw travels to Leavenworth for the day as Everett Pete McPheeters spends vacation in Kansas City with sister Marie McPheeter.
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Lawrence
Hancat Author's Club
C. E. Wilco
Truman A. Myers
L. W. Danforth
Tulsa
Oklo
Dona Inez
Edward Lee McCoin
Lee McCoin
Mark Bridges
Norton
R.M. Fitzpatrick
Etta Shaw
Leavenworth
Everett
Pete) McPheeters
Kansas City
Marie McPheeter
Community debate on federal coal mine ownership held
Twenty five years ago Redpeagees and a long list of locals including Mrs Florence thers and C D Fariss prepared a debate on a proposal that the federal government should own and operate all coal mines in the United States. The notice also mentions a surprise dinner for Mr and Mrs G D Harrison at 145 Rhode Island Street and announces the birth of Eugene Snow on January 22 with Mrs Snow formerly Miss Ethel Haughn.
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Eugene
Snow
Ethel Haughn
Forty years ago visitors to Eudora and Topeka
A fragmentary item notes Mrs. Fred Whedon will travel to Topeka for a visit. Mrs. Willard Matthews of Kansas City visits Mrs. ro. LY. Also mentioned are Eudora residents Mrs. Lucien Huffine and Mrs. Prank Bell of Blackjack. brief social notices record spending the day in Eudora and Mia.
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Fred Whedon
Topeka
Willard Matthews
Kansas City
Eudora
Lucien Huffine
Sca
Prank Bell
Mia
Anthonys of Leavenworth Shaped Kansas History
In a Kansas history tribute, the Graduate Magazine highlights Daniel R Anthony and The Times of Leavenworth, tracing the Anthony family's journalism and Civil War era influence since 1857. It notes Daniel R Anthony III now runs The Times, its editorial stance, and the family's legacy in KU connections and public service. The piece also mentions a Chamber of Commerce meeting on spring trade promotions led by Ralph Campbell.
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Kansas
Tas
Nenworth
KKU 2
Graduate Magazine
Anthonys
Times
Leavenworth
Daniel R. Anthony
Daniel
Anthony
Congress
Lawrence
Sessiom
Sogredt
Susan B. Anthony
Kangas
Rochester
N. Y
New England Emigrant Aid Society
Dan
Leavenworth Times
the Times
Daniel R. Anthony III
University of Kansas
Daniel III
Leavenvyorth
Daniel Anthony II
U. S. House of Representatives
K. U
Beta Theta Pi
Marion Montgomery
Junction City
Daniel [V
William Allen White School of Journalism
Daniel TV
Franc
Shute
Kansas City
Maine Street
Retail Merchants Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Tomor
Ralph Campbell
The Kremlin and the Marshall Plan Debate
The piece argues Russia may seek the Marshall Plan to bolster its allies while provoking American fear. It cites Stalin era tactics and Molotov speeches, suggesting Moscow could gain from European aid while weakening the U.S. economy and promoting socialism.
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Samuel B. Pettengill
Washington
Russia
Stalin
Stooges
Molotov
Vishinsky
Vishinaky
New York
Machiavelli
Sherlock Holmes
Cominform
Belgrade
Moscow
London
Kremlin
Garet Garrett
Europe
United States
Lenin
Award Winner IORIZONTAS 1 6 Pictured doctor AShe is the woman ever win the Lasker award
A fragmented list references an award winner IORIZONTAS and a doctor described as the first woman to win the Lasker award. The readable text also includes scattered clues to numbers and terms, with no cohesive narrative or verifiable details.
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Iorizontas
Doctor Ashe
Lasker Awar
ST Indien
Angels
Fragmentary crossword style list from unknown page
A jumbled OCR fragment shows mixed clues and terms such as Pus de Rey, British ac, Edges count money, John Gaelic, French article, Compass point, Pair of horses, Doctor Sacrae, Malt drink, Unbleached, Negative word, Ancient, Bishop ab Tonian city, Biblical names. No coherent narrative or clear event.
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John
Doctor Sacrae
Tonian City
Samarium
UNESCO and Taber in Washington Letters and Scuffles
A Washington letter piece reviews UNESCO discussions in Mexico City and a humorous clash with Rep John Taber at Atomic Energy HQ over security badges. It also notes lingering chatter about Gen Bennet Meyers poker parties on Long Island and a sharp exchange between Rep Eaton and Rep Hoffman during foreign affairs debate.
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John Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Atomic Energy Headquarters
Taber
Atomic Energy Commission
Bennet E. Meyers
Sherest
Air Force
Long Island
Community Country Club
Benny
Reds
Blues
House to act soon on subsistence boosts for veterans
Washington reports Republican leaders plan quick action on GI Bill raises for subsistence and on job training pay. Bills seen next week limit debate, bar amendments. Proposals set higher monthly subsidies from 65 to 75 for singles in college and up to 120 for two dependents, with ceilings on combined pay rising accordingly. The Senate version would pay 200 for singles and 250 for married veterans, while a House bill would raise to 250 single and 350 with two dependents.
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Washington
House
Rep. Allen
Senate
Rules Committee
Rep. Kearney
R.-N.y
Obituary Virginia Elizabeth McCall 1948 Topeka
Virginia Elizabeth McCall born May 18 1874 Lecompton died January 18 1948 Topeka aged 74 years 8 months widow of A Frank McClanahan survived by eight daughters two sons a brother and a sister thirteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She joined Glenn Methodist at 14 and remained active member.
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Virginia Elizabeth McCall
Virginia
Mosea McCall
Lecompton
Topeka
Glenn
Glenn Methodist Church
A. Frank McClanahan
N. M
Faye MecFann
Ottawa
Frank McClanahan
Colony
Fred McClanahan
Holton
Will McCall
Arkansas City
Rose Mayer
Hutchinson
Deafened May Now Hear Church Sermons
A new compact hearing aid named Beltone, approved by the Council on Physical Medicine of the American Medical Association, promises clear sound without bulky batteries or wires. It fits in the hand, can be adjusted by the wearer, and is marketed by Beltone Topeka Hearing Service in Topeka Kansas offering exams and details.
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Council On Physical Medicine
American Medical Association
Beltone
Topeka Hearing Service
Dept. of
Jayhawk Hotel
Topeka
Kansas
Fragments of Radio Programs and News Headlines
A fragmented schedule lists various radio programs and headlines across stations such as MBC and WDAF. Mentions Weather, sports, theater, and local reporting with references to hosts and unnamed events.
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Edidos
Stara
Ighorest Theater
AMEC
Wdaf Sports Neerareek
KMBU
Heart of Ant
Ricn
Wdaf Con Ltd
WDAF
Nata
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Politics
Hank Wallace
Omaha World Herald
Ottawa Herald
Cewiyt Mackeres
U. State
Eperiment
Bos Growstin
Hal Cochran
Oys
Missouri
Ste
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H.C. of
Redpeagees
Raben
Kent
Ooarie Barrows
George Cady
Tom Harieg
Alnan Nall
Wall
Anthonys of
SY Perea
Epson
Nsa
Correpomis
Asengton
NEA
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Mexico City
Welome
Unesco
Carol of
Romania
U. S
Lupesco
Charles A. Eaton
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Clare Hoffman
Michigan
Dr. Exton
Hoffman
Eaton
Virginia McCall McClanahan
Heatines
Eien
Kmbc
Newacaar Bual
WREN
MBC Leather Ierert
Maurise
al Joleon
Jack Carson
Svar
Bigest
Wdak
Hirob Hawk
KMEC
Heart of tMe
KFKU
Zn Mustisbtte
Miter Beanmanio
MBK
Uy Sports Jaade
Mike Stuart
Wraises
Bérmuds
Tri Downe
VO25
Alsverne
Birect
Kansep
Reusch
Wright
Macnavox Radio
B. G. Gustafen
Opi Glassen
Mase
Seaman Beaman
N.Y
Stowits Faratt Ora
Kimball
Hangaalgan
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