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A garbled notice from the Journal-World records a deadline and subscription details. The piece includes an address in Wrenre Kansas and references to the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations. It mentions daily publication except Sunday and cites a Bible verse.
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Associated Presse
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Postoffice
Lance
Kanaan
Learning Late The Kurile pledge at Yalta exposed
The text asserts the Kurile Islands were promised to Russia at the Yalta conference in February 1945. It claims President Roosevelt knew, helped, while Secretary Byrnes learned of the agreement later. It warns public belief in complete Yalta commitments was unfounded and questions what other surprises may emerge from the Yalta negotiations.
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Kurile Islands
Russia
Unita
Roosevelt
Byrnes
Japan
Yalta
Strike Control Bill Shapes Labor Debate in Congress
President Truman urged a DSM with fact finding boards and a 30 day cooling off period to curb strikes. House labor committee stripped subpoena power and cooling off rule, while a substitute bill with broader reach advances. Bipartisan support labels it a Republican approach to hold unions and employers accountable for contract compliance.
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Truman
House Labor Committee
House
House Labor
Morgan to keep post after UNRRA demand bogged down
UNRRA pressed for resignation of British General Morgan over claims of organized Jewish removal from Poland to Palestine. Morgan refused to resign and will return after meeting with Director General Herbert H Lehman in the United States. Reported Jewish outflow appears spontaneous with families seeking a life elsewhere amid Poland’s war-shattered devastation.
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Morgan
UNRRA
Talend
Palestine
United States
Herbert H. Lehman
Poland
Not Just Altruism Landon backs Joan for Britain policy
Landon argues the Joan plan is a practical means to back American foreign policy. He cites Britain's geographic role as a buffer against unstable Europe, a factor highlighted since World War I and the early years of the recent conflict, though views vary on changers like the atomic era.
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Alt M. Landon
Joan
Great Britain
Landon
Britain
United States
Europe
England's War Loan Interest Shapes Recovery Aid Debate
The article discusses how Britain seeks American loan support to hasten postwar recovery, stressing that this condition is not solely England's concern but part of a broader financial strategy amid wartime influence. It examines the conditions and implications for U S taxpayers and global economic stability.
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England
Truman adviser quality praised by Doris Fleeson
Doris Fleeson lauds President Truman for choosing capable aides and seeking minds beyond his own. Washington observers note a gap between that ideal and the current advisory staff. Kansas Day refreshments pass. governor Schoeppel reassures, while a Douglas county servant notes children lack warm clothing and urges applying war refuge clothing drive locally.
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University of Kan‘nan
Doris Freeson
Washington
Truman
Washington News
National Capital
Miss Fleeson
Andrew Carnegie
Jackson County Court House
Misa Fleenon le
Minda
Douglas County
Operaton
Europe
Kansas Prohibition Support Rises Since 1880 Vote
The Kansas Government Journal notes prohibition sentiment is stronger now than in 1880 when 52.9 percent favored dry law. In 1904 the dry side reached 55.7 percent. Labette County shifted from a 41 vote majority in 1880 to a dry majority of 2,714 in 1940, underscoring continued debate as the issue likely returns in the next legislative session.
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Parsons
Kansas Government Journal
Kansas
Labette County
Madrid to Toledo Road Delivers Spain's Quiet Power
A travel sketch by Sydney notes the Madrid to Toledo drive reveals Spain’s blend of old rural life and emerging modern pace. Farmers still plow at dusk, mule teams share the highway with autos, and the donkey pilot guides the mules as Toledo rises on a rugged hill overlooking the Tagus.
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Madrid
Spain
Toledo
Mack
Casilian
Pisin
Tagus
Old Home Town wedding and social notes in Topeka era
The article records the marriage of Miss Helen Jeanette Alter to Clarence Willet Asling at Mrs. J. H. Mitchell's home in Topeka, with Lawrence ties. It notes numerous social events including Betty Blue's invitation list, a supper for Maude Barnes starting an internship at St. Mary’s Rochester, and various visits, parties, and trains in Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Helen’ Jeanette Alter
Rochester
Orin D. Zimmerman
Sharon Ann
Roger Stanley
Eudora l
Bert Armatrong
Chico
Calif
James Lawrence
Kansas City
Marvin Johnson
Wichita
Roy Thurber
Stadium union drive celebration marks top with 150 dollars
Twenty five years ago a celebration occurred that night by the committee and workers in the stadium union campaign as the drive neared success and reached the $150 milestone.
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Stadium-Union
There Ought to Be a Law About Bill HR 4717 Process
The speaker sets a day for presentation after a rule is granted. The rules committee chair explains the rule to the house, and a vote determines adoption. Rankin moves to form the committee of the whole on HR 4717 for debate with a two hour limit and a five minute rule for amendments. The bill passes the house, proceeds to the senate, and becomes Public Law No 2. Thereafter the author notes the legislative process works to turn ideas into law.
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Rankin
Basse
Veterans Committee
Veterans Administration
House
Senate
Lengtty
Cariley
Mark Limb
Serionds
Kirkisian
Memberslam
Houston
ANT
Congress
War Crimes Judge HORIZONTAL 37 He represents 1 Pictured it
A fragmented puzzle of clues lists names and terms from law and history, including a judge in a tribunal and various definitions. The garbled OCR mixes people, places, and objects across a bench of cross referenced hints.
Wants a Gas Pipeline in Coffeyville Area
Washington January 31 The Union Gas System of Inde pendiaire Kansas seeks federal approval to acquire a gas pipeline near Coffeyville Kansas. The pipeline is owned by Independent Industrial Gas Co and Veeder Supply and Development Co. Purchase loan date January 1 148 at a price 5 000. The existing Union Gas System serves Altamont Galesburg All River Mound Valley Angola Morehead and McCune plus several Coffeyville industrial users.
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Washington
Union Gas System
Tne
Independiere
Kan
Federal
Pewer Commission
Coffeyville
Independent Industrial Gas Co
Veeder Supply and Development Co
Lonradt
Altamon
Galesburg
All River
Mound Valley
Angola
Emporia session to unite Kansas school groups today
Lawrence board of education and Lawrence elementary and high school principals join three day convention with the State Council of School Administration and the Kansas State Association of School Boards in Emporia. Attendees include L. H. Houston, Mildred Kirkham, Ralph Kaher, George Saltzman, F. J. Toesden, Maude Fillsworth, Alice Ticker, Hazel Lee Simmons and others from Lawrence schools.
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Lawrence Board of Education
State Council of School Admin
Kansas State Is Association of School Boards
Emporia
Kansas State Association of School Boards
Broadview
L. H. Houston
Lawrence
Mildred Kirkham
New York
Miss Kirkham
Kanzan Association of Elementary School
Princinals
Wrence Pschools
Ralph Kaher
The
Liberty, Memorial High School
George He Saltzman
F. J. Toesden
Liberty Memorial High School
Douglas County
Maude Fillsworth
Lawrence City
Alice Ticker
Woodlawn School
Hazel Lee Simmons
British plan limits Jewish immigration to Palestine
In Jerusalem in January the British government kept Palestine immigration at a quota of 1,400 monthly, drawing immediate criticism from Jewish leaders. A Jewish agency spokesman said the decision saves few Jews and expresses disappointment given the agency’s request for 190,000 permits.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Jewish Agency
Major Labor Strikes Hit Auto, Steel Sectors in 1946 Clash
United Auto Workers and steelworkers wage disputes flare as General Motors Ford and steel plants face shutdowns. Henry Ford II pushes for federal controls while government moves toward industry peace measures. Nationwide strike pressure nears 1.38 million workers as talks resume amid price and contract battles.
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General Motors
C10
United Auto Kets
Henry Ford II
Ford Company
House
Truman
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and School Notes
Mrs. Thomas a Evans has been ill with tonsillitis. George Marquardt, state traveler, spent the weekend in Baldwin with Mrs. Marquardt. Mrs. Von Black of Houston visits Captain Black's parents, Karl Black. Nelson P. Horn and Rev Sammy Hedrick led Baker students at a youth conference in Topeka with Dr. Horn as speaker. Misses Rena and Wkuth Alexander returned home to Hendersonville after six weeks with Prof Colin C Alexander in Kansas City. Baker house mothers gathered in Lawrence Monday. Mrs Albert Schrumpf and others attended. Mrs Olive Crawford of Kansas City visited the Tri Delta house. Mrs T R Talbot, mother of Mrs W A Laucier, has been ill. George Black of Springfield, Mo, spent this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl. Dr C F Yates spoke at Baldwin after luncheon.
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Thomas A. Evans
George Marquardt
Baldwin
Marquardt
von Black
Houston
Texas
Captain Black
A. Karl Black
Nelson P. Horn
Sammy Hedrick
Baker
First Methodist Church
Topeka
Horn
Rena
Wkuth Alexander
Hendersonville
N. C
Colin C. Alexander
Kansas City
Baker House
Lawrence
Albert Schrumpf
H. 2. Justice
William M. Clark
W. T. Williams
Elizabeth Ferris
Aaron Nelson
J. A. Hazelle
Olive Crawford
Tri Delta
Crawford
Heve
T. R. Talbot
W. A. Laucier
George Black
Springfield
Earl
C. F. Yates
Rotary Club
Duguid
Herve Applebaugh
Atie Club
Marcuerite Huey
Rasmond
J. Bessel
Ossian
Jows
Emil S. Listonie
Port Scott
T. L. Thogman
Baker Faculty Club
and Saucier
E Birker
Paul Keehan
L J. Kloster
Tiladus
Harriet Usterne
Cymnasium
Valentine
Washington
Aleen Wilson
Lbrarian
Mra
Earl Martin
Baldwin High School
Gaker
W. A. Saucier
Gecar Kovhan
Paul T Kochan
Moss Murielhoff
California
Hare Jos W. Tttest
Robert
Ace
Clark
Kathleen
Winfield
But
C. W. Berkley
Suzanne Chubb
Baxter Springs
Denniace Irwin
Lawrence Friends
Lawrence L. Thomason
Thompann
St. Luke's Hospital
Larry
James S. Chubb
Louis Reb
Christine Reb
Arion Keplinger
Miss Black
Mildred Black
Earl Plark
Don Black
Alec Trotter
Toneka
Caryl Dodds
Hy Aresents
Wiliam M. Clark
Claude B. Fiecks
Raymond Williams
Edward J. Cragoe
Gilbert M. Gander
Carl B
Tuten Chanter CK
PFO
Lowax Wesslevan
MD Pleasant
Tows
Stanley Flickinger
Ateena
Chanter 0
Shore, Til
Rudy Sunderwirth
Chanter EL
ElDorado Springs
Philip Barnthouse
Sam Hedrick
Carl B. Butell
Claude B. Weeks
B. A. Gessner
Charles Batdorf
Misaes Claire Leitaker
Ruby Sunderwirth
Butell
Baker Faculty club hosts February dinner and events
Baldwin notes show a Busy Baker Faculty club February dinner in Parmenter Commons with entertainment and Valentine decorations. Guests include Dr. Nelson Horn and Miss Aleen Wilson. attendees discuss trips, weddings, and future lectures as several town residents travel for events and visits.
Fragmentary Notice Details Woman’s Estate Transfer
The text records a partial asset transfer from the grandmother of the late Mrs J Marcu to Mrs Kase Barkley. It notes an upcoming February 12 meeting at Mrs Sampledrick’s home and mentions Miss Julia Merchant of Omaha.
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J. Marcu
Kase Barkley
Sampledrick
Julia Merchant
Omahs
Radio Prosrans Program Listing Highlights 9 Stations
A dense schedule lists radio programs across many stations including WREN KMEC KMNC WDAF and KMBC. It notes show names such as The Lone Ranger The Aldrich Family Woody Herman Mystery Theater and Moonbeam, with times and station tags, plus local garden and theatre references and a wide array of program titles.
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Jack Aroiat
Hin
Stern
Ted West
WDAF
Teen Barnes
Ranean City
Phither Mementeh
Antes Lamated
KMAC
Arkansas City
Newn
Wren
The
Lone Ranger
RMHC
Ginny Birmin
Sharon Wagamen
Woody Herman Bnew
Hirhwas
Smterrily
MHC
Aldrich
Bins and Company
Perlate Fant
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Schoeppel
Martanhattan Mercury Chronicle
Piccolo Pete
Augusta Gazette
Dewitt Hackenzts
World Traveler
Sydney
George Anderson
Boyn
H. W. Eggert
Noria
Frank Nichola
Elmer Hunter
DeSoto
H. L. Kane
Lawrence Kane
Rock Island
Union Pacific
North Lawrence
C. T. Hennett
Lapier
Walter Kennedy
Vinland
Minnie Williams
Lillie Holmes
May Redhurst
Ira Oehorn
Kaate
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Errett P. Scrivner
Connecticut
Atdor
Nova Scotia
Epi
Actinium
Vrion Sastem
Tatestine
Baldwin News
Radio Prosrans
Browne
Univi H—Schow
Fine Arig m
Jane
Ane Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
B. G. Gustafson
Optometrist
Glansee
Ote Aga
Harbor of Rest
Arden Booth
Mildred
Novachord
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