Lawrence Journal World AP News Dispatches Notice
AP dispatches and coverage from the Lawrence Journal World state the Associated Press wire service supplied all reports to republics and covered meetings. The text mentions a reader service and an audit by a circaiathoar related entity.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Walia
Seon
Fdioon Munaar
Menegiog Exizer
Docem Smons
Peilicher
Tao Kasra
Associated Press
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AP News
Kansas Joins Union as State After Turbulent Territorial Era
News from 90 years ago recounts Kansas gaining statehood after long fights over free versus slave, with telegraph confirmation from Fort Leavenworth. Lawrence, Leavenworth, and Leavenworth Daily Conservative play roles as D. R. Anthony ferries news and Old Sacramento cannon salutes mark the moment.
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Kangas
Kansas
Fort Leavenworth
Missouri
Lawrence
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
Senate
House
Huchanan
Lecompton
Leavenworth
D. R. Anthony
Wilder
Annals of
Buchanan
Marcus J. Parrott
Doniphan
Mexico
Franklin
Dan Anthony
Widening the Trail as Malott Heads East to Cornell
The Kansas community lauds Deane W. Malott as alert, industrious and capable. As Chancellor of the University of Kansas for ten years, he expanded usefulness and opportunity despite wartime distractions. His public talks and personal example gained statewide approval, marking him as a western product guiding eastern education.
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Deane W. Malott
Cornell
Kansas
Malott
University of Kansas
Malatt
The War Nobody Wins in Korea The Scone Claim
In Korea the balance shifts as Chinese forces suffer losses and American gains appear, hinting there are no true victors and many may be losers amid a chaotic frontline. The article notes uncertainties about control and suggests Koreans themselves could bear the greatest burden. A side note mentions Scottish claims over the Stone of Scone stirring inquiries in Scotland Yard.
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Korea
Old Home Town Car Fire Bruises Riders in Indiana Incident
A streetcar fire early morning caused panic and injuries as passengers fled. Motorman H D Traynor lost control while Albert McFarland George Watts Joel Asher Mrs Minnie Zimmerman and two unnamed laborers were aboard. Dog Shep owned by Louis Rockland responds to telephoned calls then returns home. Local social items note Beta Theta Pi dinner and Miss Bessie Stallard visiting Lawrence with University Student Council action on student matters.
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Indiana
Albert McFarlane
George Watts
Joel Asher
Minnie Zimmerman
H. D. Traynor
Shep
Lou
Bessie Stallard
Williamatown
Lawrence
Kansas campus warns against student car on campus
Council asks chancellor to write to parents urging that students not bring cars to campus. Local social notes list Miss Florence L. Snow speaking in Topeka, trips to Kansas City, visits in Topeka, and gatherings including Mrs. Jack Lawrence and Mrs. Joe Blair. Also mentions weddings and social visitors from Dallas and Westboro with travel to Excelsior Springs and Kansas City.
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K. U
Florence L. Snow
Kansas Authors” Club
Topeka
Bessie Stout
Kansas City
A. G. Ulrich
Jack Lawrence
Council Grave
Joe Blair
Lyons
A. J
Insects Ravage Timber Across American Forests
The article reports that insect damage to forests now outstrips fire losses, killing more than twice as many trees. Despite 30 years of progress reducing fire losses, coordinated insect control only began in 1947 due to limited resources. New helicopter and aircraft sprayed insecticides aim to cut this mounting destruction.
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New York
America
Barracks brigade tribute praised to Miss May Gardner
A letter from a former faculty member clarifies that Mrs Ethel Lynn’s reminiscences about the 1918 flu epidemic honor the English department’s Miss Lulu Gardner for her brave service at the Barracks flu hospital. The writer notes absence from Lawrence during the period but confirms Gardner’s praised efforts and lists May Gardner at 1200 Mississippi Street.
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Journal-World
Ethel Lynn
Lawrence
Barack
Lynn
President Truman Praises Thrift Week in Letter
In a Pittsburg Headlight letter, President Truman cites Franklin’s thrift heritage and calls thrift a path to personal success and national strength. He endorses Franklin’s thrift advice as timeless and universally sound, noting its influence on American life and saving practices.
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Pittsburg
Truman
Franklin
Journalist Lee Casey Dies in Denver Colo
Denver January 29 Lee Taylor Casey 61 associate editor of Rocky Mountain News died of a heart attack at his home and died minutes after hospital admission He was born August 20 1889 in Goshen Indiana and joined the News in 1912 He worked for Kansas City Star Chicago Examiner and was an associate of Gene Fowley Damon Runyon and other reporters his column was widely read in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Denver
Lee Taylor Casey
Rocky Mountain News
Goshen
University of the At
Kansas Cityem
Chicago Examiner
The
News
Gene Fowley
Damon Runyon
Rocky Mountain Region
Home Rule Drive in Scotland Fueled by National Pride
Describes renewed Scottish push for home rule within the United Kingdom, aiming for a Scottish parliament while remaining part of the UK. Mentions the national sentiment, political divisions led by Dr John McCormick, and a London committee studying Scotland’s grievances. notes the Westminster Stone of Destiny theft as a sensational, unrelated backdrop.
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Wallace
Scotland
Scotiand
England
London
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
Westminster Abbey
Edward I
Han
Edinburgh
John McCormick
Glass
University
Prairie Poems and Public Reading from Backwoods Verses
A mixed review of several small poetry books. Julia Lott of Kansas City writes child friendly pieces in Prairie Poems and Ozark Idyls reflecting farm life and regional experiences. Edward E. Bill of Garden City offers Prairie Pastels. reviewer criticizes weak poetry, clichés, and inconsistent rhythm.
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Julia Lott
Kansas City
Miss Lot
Lola
Lawrence
Ozark
Miss Lott
Kansan
Amer
Petticoat Lane
Barbs by Hal Cochran on politics and dogs
A satirical note by Hal Cochran mocks political tempers and social misperceptions. The piece suggests that strong personalities fuel debate and that those in the spotlight may endure reputational risks akin to a dog’s life.
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Hal Cochran
Rationing Rumor Stirs Youthful Shifts and Personal Quips
A remark on potential rationing sparking youths to assume adult roles blends warning with sharp tongue. An Englishwoman’s curious statement about marriage prompts a provocative husband question, reflecting social tensions and sensational style.
Plane Crash Fatal Claims World War II Ace Gentile
Washington reports Capt Don S Gentile 30 a World War II ace and 182 combat missions died in a jet trainer crash during a routine flight near Forestville Maryland Sgt Gregory D Kirsch 20 also was killed riding as passenger Kirsch was with Airways communications at Andrews Field The craft exploded in a wooded farm area after takeoff Gentile a former Royal Air Force pilot credited with 26 enemy planes in Europe logged 330 combat hours for the US He tested fighters at Wright Field Dayton and was then a University of Maryland student under the Air University program The incident began as a routine hop to maintain proficiency
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Washington
Don S. Gentile
Gregory D. Kirsch
Kirsch
Airways Communications
Andrews Fieldsear
Gentile
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
University of Maryland
Air University
Air Force
Methodist session to hear Bishop Holt in Kansas City
Bishop Ivan Holt of St. Louis will deliver the principal address at a First Methodist event tomorrow evening. The program includes committee meetings at 2, a conference on Methodist men at 4 30, a tour of the church facilities, display of Wesley Foundation Memorial drawings, a 6 o’clock reception, and a 7 30 address in the sanctuary with Russell Reitz as chairman. Special music by the Wesleyan choir.
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Ivan Lee Holt
St. Louis
Kansas
Sine Gate Conference
Wesley Foundation
Bishop Holt
Isy
Russell Reitz
Manhattan
Wesleyan Choir
Karl Edwards
Methodist Men
Holt Ay
Publisher's Widow Dies in Kansas City
Mrs. Lillian Connelly, 77, widow of former congressman John R. Connelly and publisher of the Colby Free Press, died in Kansas City. Funeral services will be held in Colby on Tuesday.
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Kansas City
Lillian Connelly
John R. Connelly
Kansas
Colby
Kan
Free Press
Baldwin News Notes On Local Clergy Moves And Births
The Baldwin column records Rev. Cince Haren and Rev. Sax Barnes leaving for a ministerial school in Denver. It details founders day attendees in Lawrence, a family vacation to Siloam Springs, and guild meetings in January. It notes relocations, memberships, a funeral, a KU medical honors election, and a Baldwin-born son arriving at Memorial hospital. incluindo African Violet society gathering.
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Cince Haren
Sax Barnes
Denver
Colo
PLO
Lawrence
Ivan Boyd
Virgil Reeves
Chaster W. Gates
J. H. Hocpingarner
Thomas A. Evans
Siloam Springs
Ark
Thomas A. Evans, Jr
Guild of
Alpha Ch! Omega
Reeve
Leroy
Padgett
Guild
Ralph Stutzman
Jersey Street
T. J. Mullins
Baker Street
Co-op
Hays
Bale
Helen McCarroll
Ate International House
Wax
Misa Florence L. Snow
Lxxdia Sain
Karl Tompkins
Wichita
University of Kansas Medical School
Baldwin
Victor H. Hillyard
Alpha Omega Ralpha
Uations
Thompkins
Sunflower Village
Russell Greer
Haden
Calif
Greer
Hercules
California
Quest
Fred Plank
American Legion Auxiliary
Crawatomie
Pat Luck
Caldwin
Gene Hodke
Herman Brown
Car] Wise
Misa Lenora
Williame
Glenn Sinclair
Ottawa
BI Sinclair
Carl Knox
Leslie Hallmark
Lawrences
David Glenn
Memorial Hospital
Mita Dorothy Kath
Ralph Kalb
Violet Rociety
Douglas P. Coole
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Puzzle word fill clues form a themed crossword style item. Across clues include Capital is vegetable at 8 and Pleasant at 14 while 22 height abbreviation and 25 distribute. Down clues feature Meteor as member of the Nations and diminutive of Edward at 45 and bird's home at 46. Greek letter at 49 and stitch at 51 puzzle builds with comparative suffix at 53 and butterfly at 85.
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Radio Programs on January 29 Listed by Stations and Hosts
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WREN WDAF WRC WCEB and others for Tuesday January 29. Shows include news broadcasts newscasts with WREN and WDAF, musical programs from Arthur Godfrey and the Flanagan Band, as well as variety segments such as Morning Devotions Luncheon Club and Woman's Adviser. Multiple station lineups feature live broadcasts, audience interactions, and sponsor mentions.
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ECM
Ssaa
Maonsay
Wdaaf
Voice
Firestone
EMBC
Arthur Godfrey Wren
Erie
NMLC
Ate Flanagan
Hall
Jeb
Eeulah
WDAF
Newacast
KCMG
Phillipa Apnear
Arenina Club
Caroline Ite
Worm Guarino Godfrey
Rt Poe
RCO
MBC
Musle
Rane
Kcarb
John B Nbedy
Hannipal
WIEN
KMNC
Emerton
KCMO
Wren
Bob Hope
KMBC
Stara Sing
Don Heath
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