Five KU professors retired after combined 179 years service
Deane W. Malott announced five University of Kansas professors will retire. George J. Hood 46 years engineering drawing. Lulu Gardner 43 years English. Henry H. Lane 26 years zoology. Andrew ur Ockerblad 2 years applied mechanics. Herbert E. Jordan 37 years mathematics. Jordan will teach through summer. Carter May noted notable losses but urged focus on research ahead.
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University of Kansas
Deane W. Malott
K. U
George J. Hood
Wiss Lulu Gardner
Henry H. Lane
Andrew Ur Ockerblad
Herbert E. Jordan
Helb
Professor Hood
Cocoanut Grove
Boston
Snce
Miss Gardner
K. Lin
Mina Gardner
Lane
K. Uo
Kilpa University
University of Oklahoma
Ko OT. Museum of Natural History
Yeachne
Kanwar
Katina
Oekerhhid
University of ‘Vermont
Pth. Trier
KOU
Rural district forms merging Madei and Pleasant Valley
An organizational meeting for a new rural school district formed by the consolidation of Madei and Pleasant Valley districts will occur at Pleasant Nily on the 26th. Margaret Hurley was elected to the board as district patrons select officers for the enlarged district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madei
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Nily
Margaret Hurley
Peasant Valley
Clinton
Read
O . Luckan
Evan Griffith
Vernon W. Gittenaurer
Vst
Robert M. Tee
Emma Pugh
Shirley Shelley
Fragmentary 1948 Lawrence Journal World OCR
A damaged OCR fragment from the Lawrence Journal World dated July 2, 1948 shows garbled text, scattered names, and partial lines. It references Associated Press content and legal publication notes with illegible portions, lacking a coherent news item.
fragmented radio listings with scattered program titles
A jumbled OCR style radio program guide lists varied station identifiers and show titles Name fragments include KMPC KMBC WDAF WREN and WRIN plus items like One Man's Family Treasury autograph and Hollywood Talk Several entries resemble show names or host mentions with incomplete spellings and stray punctuation The overall page reads as a rough inventory of broadcasts and personalities rather than a coherent schedule or feature story
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Wren
Johnny Thompson
One Man's Family
Treasury
Drew Pearson
Miner Mariel
Musto
Martin
Hollywood
KMAC
Werther
RMAC
Gene
Tab Rapert
Johnny F
Liberty Elon Rai
Uae
Truman Era Political Tussle Shapes Democratic Nomination
The White House signals Truman on the first ballot with broad party support likely. Discontent simmers among factions, some eyeing Eisenhower as an alternative, while no hopeful can yet unify the party for the national ticket. Administration tactics aim to secure the nomination amid a brewing southern revolt.
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Truman
White House
Eisenhower
The West and Russia in the War-Devised Diplomatic Struggle
An excerpt discusses Western powers and Russia amid a clash over leadership and strategy. It notes limited cooperation hopes between Kissin and others, questions Western resolve, and observes Russia surrounding former German capital, implying uncertain outcomes and a lack of foresight.
Western Europe recovery hinges on its people hard path ahead
The article notes Western Europe faces a hard recovery, aided by outside aid but driven by Western Europeans themselves. It contrasts early postwar recovery with growing self reliance and warns against overdependence on assistance to speed renewal. It also reports on Jackson County Missouri sheriff’s office recovering misused checks and hints at possible thief identification, and on a delayed boxcar shortage tied to Kansas wheat harvest due to wet weather slowing combines and harvest start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ruhr
Western Europe
Tito’s rift with communists stirs Yugoslav turmoil
An analysis discusses Marshal Tito’s split with hardline communists within Yugoslavia as he seeks to balance nationalism with international communist aims. The piece compares Tito’s stance to Stalin’s wartime appeals and notes Western relations amid postwar tension. It also touches on private aid, writers’ definitions, and forthcoming political contests.
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Red
Marsal Tite
Aasenkt
Usem
Infpem
Domientioen
Macow
Scommunista
Tito
White
Stalin
Germany
Russia
Marshal Tito
Hag
China’s Chen Li-Fu Advocates Moral Rearmament Vision
The report profiles Chen Li-Fu, vice president of the Chinese parliament, presenting a world peace thesis based on moral mutual trust and cooperation. It notes his path from Peiyang University to Pitt, coal mining, and his belief in moral rearmament as a bridge between East and West amid China’s civil strife and economic crisis. He compares moral teaching to Mahatma Gandhi’s influence and envisions China embracing a Western moral framework as a basis for global cooperation.
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Ching
Toke
Amerca
Colutan
Dip
Chetry
Pat Basen
Caren
Genet Chiang
Chen
Peiyang University
Tietttsin
Pittaburgh University
Miners’ Union
Daetor
World Assembly
East
West
China
America
Anton
Mahatma Gradha
Barbs about discipline and school basketball turnout
A fragmented column laments strict parenting and recalls earlier nights when parents kissed children good night. It notes more girls than boys turning out for an Indiana school’s basketball teams, suggesting training for frugal, orderly routines and a brisk clockwatcher life.
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Indiana
Alaria
The Old Home Town Baldwin Real Estate Reduction
A 10 percent cut in Baldwin city real estate valuations is approved by the county board of equalization. N DeRobertis of Kansas City will guest conduct ten Music Camp concerts on the University campus tomorrow. Robert Allen will host supper tomorrow night. Mr and Mrs Earl Stephens announce the marriage of their daughter Farita to Lewis M Kieffer. Miss Margaret Fink honors Miss Leonice Wadhams ahead of her marriage to Oscar Mollin next month. J E Selig family reunion expected with all descendants present tomorrow. Miss Violet McKone, Gen Motors Institute graduate, returns from Flint Michigan to visit her mother.
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Baldwin
County Board of Equalization
N. DeRobertis
Kansas City
Robert Allen
Earl Stephens
Farita
Lewis M. Kieffer
Paul Kieffer Ja
Twenty Five Years Ago News From Local Socials and Events
Twenty five years ago Misa Katherine Kibler hosted a party with Ernestine Yates Lorena Helen Walton Margaret Gustafson Mildred Cutter Frances Milliken Ruth Milliken Mary Engus Elizabeth Brodhead Mery Dane Melton Irene Getter. Miss Rachel Suevens pianist of Profexer Preyer will give a graduating groepal this evening. City commission voted 350 000 last night. Old Fiddlers arriving to participate in the contest July 4 in Woodland Park. Mrs Elizabeth Kahne celebrates her 7th birthday today. Frances Brockway and Henry Asher wed Tuesday at the Brock home near Wellsville. Blanche Lyons sang Annie Laurie before the ceremony. The bride wore a princess gown of white Paris Mousseline trimmed in Wallace over white silk with a bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. After a trip to Colorado the couple will be at 701 Maine street. Philip Sterling son of eat M Sterling now able to be out after typhoid fever. Little Dorothy Reno improved from fever. Mrs J Cline of Baldwin spent the day here. Anna and Frances Carter left for Council Bluffs to visit sister Laura. McAllaster returned from Lyons.
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Dane Melton
Irene Getter
Rachel Suevens
Frances Brockway
Henry Asher
D. Brock
Wellsville
Blanche Lyons
Annie Laurie
Colorado
Nationally Known Minister and Wife Die in Train Crash
Dayton Ohio July 21 A nationally prominent Presbyterian minister and educator Dr Charles Ryan Adams 73 of Parkville Missouri and his wife Myra Oldfather Adams 72 were killed in a mobile train collision near Bachman Ohio. Identification was by friend E A Twitchell of Springfield Ohio a train passenger. The Adamses were vacationing from Parkville Community Presbyterian Church where he had pastored since 1944 and he was ordained in 1901.
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Dayton
Ohio
Bachman
Charles Ryan Adams
Parkville
Myra Oldfather Adams
E. A. Twitchell
Springfield
Adams
Damage by wire worms hit Ellis County sorghum
Hays Kansas July 2 UPi Jewel Gebhart Ellis county agent said farmers in the county must replant sorghum due to destruction by false wire worms. He warned a heavy attack could destroy a wheat crop before it sprouts and noted no insecticide is effective against the pests. Ottawa Firm Incorporates Topeka July 2 In corporation procedure completed by Warner Steel products company of Ottawa with $300,000 authorized capitalization and E L Warner as resident agent.
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Ellis County
Hays
Kan
Upi
Jewel Gebhart
Ellis
Gebhart
Ottawa
Topeka
Warner Steel Producta Company
E. L. Warner
Malone attacks universal military training as slave state plan
Wichita July 2 Republican Senate candidate Harold Malone denounces universal military training as a slave state program. Sedgwick county attorney Rehan counters that UMT is a step toward slavery to counter another slave state. Mason, a WWI navy veteran, supports voluntary training and links current trends to profiteering from military supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Harold Malone
U.S. Senate
Sedgwick County
Senate
Iran
Senator Cahotte Vists Fort Leavenworth in July
Senator Weare Cahotte Jr. made a brief, busy visit at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, on July 2, with discussions noted in local coverage. The report highlights a series of brief engagements and media attention during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weare Cahotte, Jr
Leavenworth, Kan
Cenre Oushot Ledge
Mansarhusente
Lad
Fort Leavenworth
Army chief visits college for lecture and briefing
The army chief arrived by car from Kansas City airport, spoke to officers from the United States and foreign nations, attended a reception in his honor, received a briefing from the school's directors on the army’s national program, and met the press before returning to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mand and General Staff College
Kansas City
Roston
United States
Capper predicts bright future as he retires from Senate
Senator Capper of Kansas, dean of Senate Republicans, announced plans to leave Congress in January after 30 years. He predicted the inflation trend would ease and the nation would gain sound economic footing, with Republicans likely to gain control. In Wichita, J Peltzer, commander of the Andule Veterans post, died last night. he served in Europe during World War II, survived by a widow and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capper
R.-Kan
Senate Republicans
Congress
GO. P.lings
Dien
Wichita
Kan
J. Peltzer
Andule
Europe
Parliam ent Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A compact cryptic style entry listing numbered clues and partial answers across Parliament related terms. The collection includes references to members, faculties, flyers, jackets, gods, prefixes, and grammar hints with several across and down prompts.
Pecste ALES tes 43 Ripped 45 Siberian river 46 Arabian guly qi Narrated 48 Type measure s 49 Spice at
Fragmentary OCR text unclear and mixed with numbers and foreign phrases. Reads like a glossary or puzzle fragment with no coherent event, names, or places to summarize into a news item. Cannot identify a real person, organization, or location from the readable content.
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