Proposal to form an advisory committee sparks national debate
The Lawrence Daily Journal World reprints editorials criticizing a plan to let Congress or a panel review all military moves. It contrasts with wartime needs, noting General Mark Clark’s skepticism and likening it to planning farm and factory work in Washington. The piece argues such debate could hinder Korea era military efficiency.
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Washington
Korea
Omaha
Mark Clark
West Point
Uncle Sam
Radio Programs en KMBC-38 and WREN in Firecracker Schedule
A dense list of station names KMBC WREN and DAF-F tone heavy daily broadcast timetable with show titles times and program notes across channels including WREN Space Patrol Mary Le Taylor and City Hospital listings. The file merges live broadcasts news weather and entertainment segments with scattered announcer names and partial show descriptors.
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Bairasy
KMBU
Newaenat
Louis Melodies
RM Bie
Wren
Space Patrol
WDAF
Mary le Taylor
Tiewood
WRAEN
Shawnes
KMBC
WDDAF
City Hospital
WDAE
Daueherty Daf
Tax talk and war echo in Ottawa Herald editorial
The Ottawa Herald mutters editorially that a six percent tax levy may not be so bad, arguing low property valuations reduce burden. It recalls taxes were heavier 24 years ago and links rising taxes to tolerance of perpetual war in Korea. The piece warns that in the long run both taxation and conflict can yield losses.
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The
Ottawa Herald
Herald
Korea
Tough on Steel Workers Defiant strike drags on in Lawrence
A month and a half old steel strike fights union security goals while owners resist mandatory union membership. Labor negotiators press for workers to join unions or risk job loss as thousands face hardship and rising costs, with broader impact on defense programs and industry.
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Lawrence
Washington
How Not to Run a War Proposal sparks advisory panel idea
From Britain a plan to form an international advisory committee to conduct the Korea war emerges after Secretary Acheson’s London visit. The discussions follow British anger over not being warned about bombing power plants along the Yalu river. Acheson says his remarks were an explanation.
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Korea
Acheson
London
Yalu River
Ashesor
Ache- Son
Lumps and speech amid party shifts and cane sugar politics
The piece surveys lingering old phrases and a bold stance amid New Deal era rhetoric. It notes Churchillian turns of phrase, the debate over free speech, and a signal that a red bean metaphor may affect Canterbury cathedral allies. It also mentions Texas Democratic debate tensions and Kefauver’s challenged path to support.
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Winsluy Churchill
Canterbury
Associated Press
Old Home Town News Briefs From Lone Star Lake To Marriages
A jumble of short notes reports Tillie Funk landing a 413 pound base at Lone Star lake after a 20 minute tattle using two Chubb minnows. Miss Zita Ann Lowry chooses August 1 for her marriage to Lt. James Parker Brown. Birth announced for a daughter by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wallace. Clergy changes include Rev. Joseph F. King leaving Plymouth Congregational Church for Oberlin. Several weddings and social visits cited including Elsie Lee’s marriage to Richard Kennedy and Rosemary Jean Reazin’s marriage to Iden Tong.
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T. D
Tillie” Funk
Lone Star Lake
Zita Ann Lowry
H. H. Lowry
Coffeyville
James Parker Brown
Frank L. Brown
Lawrence
Leonard Wallace
Joseph F. King
Plymouth Congregations Church
Oberlin
Tom Gerhart
Scott Field
R. Gerhart
H. B. Chubb
Dean
D. M. Swarthout
Interlochen,Mich
Mr. Grainger
Marriage announcements and local society notes from Plymouth area
Mrs W C Ware of Larned announces the marriage of her daughter Gertrude Nichols to John R Covel son of Mr and Mrs Jr Covel of Lawrence on April 38 William Jennings Bryan scheduled to appear on the Cha utauqua program Tuesday Miss Margaret Cone entertained her bridge club yesterday afternoon Mrs Mary Shirk and son to spend weekend in Kansas City Mrs Frank Bell of Baldwin in town on business Alma Coleved home from Ellis Etta Markley of Long Star visiting the Misses Lauzel and Mayme Corcoran Douglas County Equal Franchise League to meet in the court house Saturday headline Miss Serious Accident drew immediate attention in Leavenworth Times Western Kansas reports wheat surplus dust bowl joke from Wichita Engle
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Plymouth Congregational Church
W. C. Ware
Larned
Gertrude Nichols
John R Covel
Jr. Cove
Lawrence
William Jennings Bryan
Margaret Cone
Mary Shirk
Kansas City
Frank Bell
Baldwin
Alma Coleved
Ellis
Etta Markley
Lonr Star
Lauzel
Mayme Corcoran
Douglas County Equal Franchise League
Court House
Barbs By Halcochean Propellers Stir Air Noise
A garbled notice pieces together a fragmentary report on airborne noise from propellers and railroads. It hints at notable builders of railways and credit to their efforts, but the text remains unclear and largely indecipherable.
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Josquito
Robber Uses Hook and Line in Michigan Dressers Theft
A Michigan robber employed a hook and line method to steal money from dressers, reflecting rising crime that challenges residents and law enforcement. The unusual tactic underscores concerns about household security and property theft.
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Michigan
Mencken’s critique of Dewey echoes in Lawrence letters
In Editeur letters the writer cites Mencken’s 1948 Dewey appraisal and Warren Zimmerman’s Spitsbergen note, recalling Dewey’s campaign promises and Truman’s contrasts. The piece underlines partisan rhetoric, campaign tactics, and the curious endnotes about Arctic explorers and polar expeditions.
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Dewes
Truman
Dewey
Warren Zimmerman
Mlinois Incursion TORIZONTA 1 State flower Mlinois is the
A garbled page segment lists scattered words and clues across many numbers and fragments. It references state symbols, geography, and language prompts but provides no coherent event or narrative. Names, dates, and concrete facts are missing.
Books and publications review roundup delighting readers
A caxton printers list surveys British socialist critique in Cecil Palmer book The State as Santa Claus and the looming risk of state power. It also reviews several 1952 titles including Margaretta Bricker s Girl Named Marcia and Eisenhower studies, with vivid summaries of plots and themes and notes on author intent and historical context.
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Cecil Palmer
Caxton Printers, Ltd
Caldwell, Idaho
Britain
Fredom
England
United States
Phyllis Rosenteur
Marcia
Margaretta Bricker
New Books Added to City Library Shelf Display
A listing of recent titles slated for the week of July 21 at the City Library. The collection includes The Nine Brides and tranny Rile by N C Wilson, Around Granny Hite, Fanfare for Two Pigeons by Heinsheimer, Now We Are Free by Marge Allis, Under the Sea Wind by Cay son, and The Mountains Have N by Owen Cameron.
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N. C. Wilson
Granny Hite
Spiri
Heinsheimer
Marge” Allis
Connecticut
Cayson
Owen Cameron
Jeff Clark
Heek
Hadow
Rare music books join KU collection from 1553 Cantionum
The University of Kansas acquires a five volume set of Sacr ed music titled Ecclesiasticarum Cantionum compiled and printed by Susato in Antwerp in 1553. Dean Thomas Gorton notes its rarity, value, and scholarly use for Renaissance music history and performance research. A side note explains the term robot derives from a Czech play about man like machines.
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University of Kansas
Thomas Gorton
School of Fine Arts
Toj Das
Con
New York
University of Upn
Sweden
Gorton
Dean Gorton
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