Source text from Lawrence paper shows subscription rates and addresses
The snippet lists subscription rates for delivery by carrier and mail, with prices for one month in advance and one year. It includes national representatives addresses in New York Chicago and other cities, and notes about Associated Press rights and publication details. The passage ends with a biblical quote.
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Sis
Patna
Lorenzen & Thompson
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan
Averanes City
West 16Th St
Price controls and exploitation threaten postwar transition
The piece argues that stable retail prices depend on continued controls, despite majority support for relaxation. Exploiters in rentals and commodities threaten price stability, urging Congress to restore necessary controls to curb them. A gradual relaxation is urged as wartime limits phase out, with profiteers hindering conversion.
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Congress
Iadsiend
Plot to destroy grain raises world food fears
The report of a plot to destroy grain held in elevators is not confirmed. Some fear the accounts lack foundation, while others warn of evil forces seeking to disrupt world food supplies as the U S wheat harvest feeds nations.
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England
United States
Uncertain Status of Federal Employees Amid Agency Dissolution
The article argues the present week has blurred the definition of a federal employee as agencies dissolve. It notes OPA staff faced job uncertainty after dissolution and suggests retroactive CIA provisions may arise. The piece criticizes government handling of returning the economy to normal and questions competence.
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OPA
Washington
Congress
CIA
Reactivating the 35th Division Under Local Citizen Soldiers
The Thirty-Fifth Division of the National Guard will be reactivated along original lines with Kansas and Missouri citizen-soldiers as members. The unit came into being earlier in history.
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National Guard
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas Regiment 137th Infantry in Thirty-Fifth Division
At Camp Doniphan in 1917 the Kansas and Missouri National Guard units formed as a division. The 137th Infantry from Kansas served in the Thirty-Fifth Division through World War I and World War II, with Companies H and M from Lawrence sharing in campaigns in France against Germany.
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Camp Doniphan
Okla
National Guard
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
137Th Infantry
Lawrence
France
Germany
Philippine sovereignty transfer marked by cautious optimism
The Manila ceremonies marking the transfer of sovereignty emphasize American restraint and a pledge to grant independence. Filipinos face the test of self rule after four years under occupation, with hopes that Japan’s defeat will enshrine lasting freedom and stable governance in the Pacific.
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Manila
Philippine Republic
Luneta
Philippines
United States
Japan
Far Pacific
Western Hemisphere
Peace Moves In Paris Signal Quiet Step Toward Accord
United States and Britain moved toward a postwar settlement with Russia in Paris on June 15. The talks yielded partial understandings on Italy’s treaty, Trieste, and the Danube, while acknowledging slow progress and deeper Soviet British tensions. Moscow appeared to value U S accord over gains, yet fundamental East West rifts remain.
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United States
Britain
Paris
Bevin
Russia
London
Altho
Germany
Italy
Mediterranean
Trieste
Dodecanese
Greece
United Nations
Danube
Byrnes
Moscow
Car Explosion Destroys Vehicle Near Galena
A Fourth of July blast in a wooded area east of Galena Kansas destroyed a car and left the vehicle stripped of parts. Police say the auto was blown up with dynamite charges.
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Galena
Kan
Here
Douglas County plans drought emergency and wells reopening
The Douglas county commissioners met to declare a drought emergency and issue a blanket order to reopen government wells and ponds built during the 1934 drought, which had been closed after that emergency ended. A house at 705 East 19th street burned yesterday afternoon. A Burlington church wedding joined Miss Dorothy Giesy and Leo Eller. The maid of honor was Lorainne Giesy. best man Neal Foster. ushers R H Mahnke N F Havens Dale Staup and C H Hiatt. Ernest Mullinan and wife announce the birth of Wanda Ruth. Keepsie returned two weeks ago.
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Douglas County Commissioners
Drouth
A. T. Hodges
East 19Th Street
Burlington
Dorothy Giesy
Cliff Giesy
Leo Eller
Jess Aller
Westphalia
Lorraine Giesy
Neal Foster
Osage City
R. H. Mahnke
N. F. Havens
Dale Staup
C. H. Hiatt
Ernest Mullin
Wanda Ruth
Lawrence Residents Return After Weekend Outing
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs T L Stuart Miss Roberta Stuart and Mrs Clarence Manwaring returned to Lawrence after a weekend in De Soto A surprise wedding was announced for Miss Harriet Greisinger and John Wallace Brown on June 28 in Ventura California Mrs D Peters and Mrs Mary Nadelhoffer left for Colorado Springs to spend the summer A birthday party honored Miss Clarine with many friends attending and Miss Margaret Hill returned to Lawrence after completing her sophomore year at Vassar
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T. L. Stuart
Roberta Stuart
Clarence Manwaring
Lawrence
DeSoto
Harriet Greisinger
John Wallace Brown
Ventura
Calif
D. Peters
Mary Nadelhoffer
Colorado Springs
Clarine
Birthen
Lois Lap
Stella Bailey
Jeannette Swain
Helen Johna
Marguerite Johns
Ruthie Johns
Bessie Broat
Dorothy Garbiel
Mildred Saunders
Clifford Sanders
Owen
Leland Laptad
Herbert Pine
F. H. Johns
Oris Collins
A. L. Pine
Margaret Hill
Vassar
Irving
Pough
Fourth of July Celebration in Lawrence Attracts Large Crowd
About 20 000 people attended the Lawrence Fourth of July celebration with morning children's races won by Levi Washington and prizes of firecrackers. An afternoon parade led by Irving Hill featured Mayhew's Negro band and driving park events. Twelve were injured seriously, including a boy cut by a bottle burst and others hit by exploding fireworks. one center fielder was drunk during a ball game against Eudora.
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Lawrence
Levi Washington
Berkley Street
Winthrop Street
Bruce Copeland
Tommy Henderson
George Vickey
Albert Doris
Ray Endacott
Henry Asher
J. H. Dunkell
Mayhew
Irving Hill
Gillam
Phillips
Glathart
Cleland Pony
Eudora
Aisle
Company H
Elmer Johnson
Frank
Morris Benedict
Frank Benedict
G. W. Jones
House
Amend to Force Supreme Court Shakeup Proposed by Senators
Senate proposal by Bridges and Eastland calls for a constitutional amendment to remove four Roosevelt appointees and limit future presidencies to three judges. The piece criticizes Senate confirmations, argues Congress should adjust law rather than amend the Constitution, and urges restraint on packing or unpacking the Court. It notes labor rulings and calls for reforms through legislation or term limits on presidents.
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Bridges
New Hampshire
Eastland
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Senate
Jack
Klu Klux ‘Klan
Rosevelt
White House
Congress
Cassini
Stone
Black
Jackson
Lucas
Illinois
Fragmented OCR Word Puzzle Snippet From Nevada Press
Fragmented list presents crossword style clues and answers with scattered entries. The text includes references to a U S Treasury coordinator and items like Garment and Destroys, plus scattered numbers and partial words. No coherent event or story emerges.
Puzzle Phrase From Scrambled Clues Appears in I O U
A list of numbered clues seems to form a word puzzle. Each clue hints at a distinct term such as a unit nickname pace area measure musical drama treaty mast declaims airs peak song birds useful mixed type. The fragment suggests a crossword style puzzle or cryptic cross-reference.
Two Plane Crashes Nearby Kill Father and Son
In Leavenworth Kansas on July 4 two crashes killed Gerald Ray Hill 21 and his father Charles T Hill with two others injured. Pilot Lt. Gerald Stephens of Enid Oklahoma and Harry J Lonergan of Leavenworth were hurt in the crashes. One plane crashed on takeoff at the Leavenworth airport and the other BT-13 trainer went down while preparing to land. The Hill family had just flown together the first time since the son's return from service. The note on the oil field is unrelated.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Gerald Ray Hill
Army Air Forces
Charles T. Hill
R.R. 1
Dearborn
Gerald Stephens
Enid
Okla
Harry J. Lonergan
Stephens
They Risked Lives to Save Records in Stormy Flight
Philadelphia newsman recounts a perilous U S Army transport flight carrying atom bomb records from Bikini. Scientists held down torqued cases during a 30 minute thunderstorm over Nebraska to prevent damage. Flight later landed at Dayton and proceeded to Washington. The crew included Captain Walter Ketron and Lt James A Creighton.
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Philadelphia
Bikini
Alfred M. Klein
Philadelphia Record
Nebraska
Klein
Dayton
Washington
Walter Ketron
Kingsport
Tenn
James A. Creighton
Kittanning
George W. Goddard
Army
Wrightfield
Duncan E. MacDonald
Boston University
A. H. Katz
Army Air Forces
Elmer Haskins
Boston
William Hagen
Wellesley
Mass
Walter S. Hood
Ashland
Ralph Gardiner
Cambridge
Goddard
Radio Signals From July 5 and 6 Scheduling Flood
A dense, era-wide grid lists programs on WDAP WREN KMBC KFRU WDAF and others for Friday July 5 and Saturday July 6. It shows a mix of music news drama sports and variety shows with times and station call letters across multiple networks. Notable entries include The Aldrich Family This Is Your Life Mystery Theater Baseball Scores and Evening News broadcasts.
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Wrens
Jace Aginatrong
WDAF
KMBC
Wren
Mas Puikenstuier
KMBUC
Eric Smi
Wren—Rasepall
T West
Kate
KMBEC
KMSC
Wayne King
Harry
Tommy Riggs
Baby
Novatime
Mr. Smith
KMARC
CBS
Barry Wood Snow
Lee Sima
CBS News
el Grotta
Hana Fiath
Wren—Hotel
Edison Orch
Blue Barret
Muehjehach
CBS Dance Orch
Cavater
Eric Smith
Hollywood Star Time
Gies &Is
WLEN
Triata
RMBC
Boston
Opry
Wormorrow
MBC
Rfrotien
Bantam Revie Smith
Ween Mason
KMRV
Niwa
ASC- Wren
Kistey
KMHC
Onelte
Wwnh
Louros Miner
Tralee
Doug Symphony Orcheo
Wren—Coieterare
Joebony
KMEC
WDRAF
Erne
KMRC
Wdakf— Ale
Richant
Tommy Chersey
Wren—Jergens
Manhattan
Curtiss Archer
Wreen
Louelia Paraons
Wren—Laguardia
Star Theater
Jimmy Fidler
Rhapsedt
John Wacaman
KMAC
Hiondie
Vera Massey
Headinex
Sam Donahue
Orch
N O
Paul Mason
Aries Wren
Henry Braden
Calvary
Frank
Crate Orch
KMVRC
CRS
Tne Orch
Wren— Hotel Palison Orel
Bobby Burns
WPDAF
Muchlebach
CBS Dance Orchestra
Long urges market plan for Kaw Valley potatoes
Kansas Industrial Commission director William E. Long calls for a long range marketing plan to assure demand for Kaw Valley potatoes. He credits Lawrence growers, the Chamber of Commerce, Gov Schoeppel and others for organizing disposal efforts as the crop exceeds 18 million pounds. American occupation of the Panama Canal zone began May 1, 1994.
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Kaw Valley
William E. Long
Kansas Industrial Commission
To the Stars
Commission Publicatin
Kansas
Long
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
George Hedrick
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Congress
Washington
Industrial Development Commission
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Independent Grocers Association
Hedrick
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Naner
Keepsie
Samuel B. Pettengill
U.S
Horizonta
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Nevada City
Sun God
Apawer
Seasie
Fastane
Andrew J. May
Senate War Investigating Committee
War Department
WDAP
Hood
Wright Field
Karl Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Compton
Kwajalein
Panama Canal Zone
Rvs Wrights
Phonograph
Beaman’s Radio
N. Y
B. G. Gustafson
Hanna's
Fogie-Te
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Dob Shenley
Johnny
William J. Shirer
Famous
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