Birth of political baby sparks rhetoric at Philadelphia event
The Philadelphia gathering blends fervent calls for world peace and racial equality with a unique scene of a newborn political baby born amid speeches by Henry Wallace supporters. Delegates from the Progressive and People’s parties mingle as attendees demand pensions, end to draft training, and an end to economic discrimination.
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Philadelphia
Henry
Ng Oan Om
Min
Katherine
Jami
Fla
Rene
Henry Wallace
Sen
Taylor
Hinbe
Hearver
Wies Peary
Hope
United States
Sliam
Wes Pares
Howard
Walterice
Manhattan
York City
Price
Mrrup
Accowhall
Progressive Party
In Concert at K U with a Saxophonist Rascher New
A misread concert notice lists Birerd MM Rascher performing with pianist Robert Glotzbach in Hoch geditorium as part of the summer session concert. The program text is garbled with several unclear titles and names, listing compositions and pieces for saxophone and piano.
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Birerd MM. Rascher
Entetandfag Paxophoniat
Hochgeditorium
Corve
Robert Glotzbach
Hadar Trugnani-Kreteler
Alminde
Cribs Fente
Tanhourit Laelalr
Cveskerk
Wolfgang Jacott
Sotis
Leonard Licorge
Geranwin
Frevtn
Senta
Ground Water Survey in Lane County Progress Report
Glenn C. Prescott leads a joint State Geological Survey project at the University to map Lane County's groundwater for industrial and domestic use. The study, part of a state federal cooperative program, includes field data collection this summer and aims to assess supply and quality details for irrigation and health boards.
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Lane
Glenn C. Prescott
Menotnethe
Sarda
State Boards of Health and Agriculture
Fertilizer Supplies Seen Rise for 1944 49 Crop Year
Washington reports expected increases in fertilizer supplies for 1944 49, totaling about 85 000 tons from production and imports. Army production diverted to occupied countries and export demands will shift to domestic use after new measures. Senator Stennis expects a Commerce Department order aligning with his recommendations.
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Washington
House
Banking Committee
Wht
Abernathy
Senne Ser
Une
Agriculture Department
Commerce Department
Stennis
John Steel F Residential
Donnelly Awards to 17 K U Students
Seventeen University of Kansas students will receive Donnelly scholarships for 1948 49. Funds total 150 000? and are provided by the late Jonnie M Donnelly. recipients include Myria Jane Aedarson Jean M A in 1998 and others from Osborne to Pomona across multiple towns. The awards honor need based merit and are chaired by Dr J H Nelson dean of the graduate school.
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University of Kansas
J. H. Nelson
Need
Fit Wae
Mad Nelly
Milly
Mom
James
Neill Donnetly
Myria Jane Aedarson
Osborne
Jean M. A
Jon
John Mowers to Sing at Union Church Sunday
John Mowers, a University student, will sing Malotte's Twenty Third Psalm at Union Church in South Park Sunday evening at o'clock. Mrs Mowers will accompany and sing for the congregation. Rev C W Thomas will read. Rev K W Albert of Trinity Lutheran will speak on The Inevitable Question. If rain, service moves to Trinity Lutheran Church.
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John Mowers
Univeralty
Malotte
Union
South Park
Collision Injures One Man At Rural Road Intersection
One man suffered minor injuries and two cars were damaged in a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of two county roads ten miles south and one mile east of Endora around 2 30 yesterday. Undersheriff Travis Glass identified Rev James Hickman Edgerton Route 2 with a arm laceration after his 1941 Studebaker rolled over following the collision with a 193A jet coupe driven by Mrs Howard V Pete fish Eudora Route 2. Fire damage followed a cigarette fire in Leroy Jones residence interior.
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Endora
Travis Glass
James Hickman
Edgerton
Route 2
Studebaker
Mra
Howard
Pete Fish
Eudora
Leroy Jones
Admitted list at Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital admitted a stream of patients including George Gantz of Williamatown and Shaun Kay Moore of Richland Route 2, Katherine Davis at 1102 West Sixth Street, B KR York and baby at Line wood Janton Welle 768 Lake Street Mra Vincent George and baby in Eudora Mra Anne pews ing R274 Mannachunetta Street Mrs James Kick and baby Bald win Mra L C Haynes Jr and baby 490 Ternnessee Street Mra Fred Farrier and baby 745 Connecticut Street Larry Moon Sun- Nower
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George Gantz
Williamatown
Shaun Kay Moore
Richland
Mra
Katherine Davis
West Sixth Treet
B. KR
York
Linewood
Janton Welle
Lake Street
Vincent George
Eudora
Anne Pews
Ing
Mannachunetta
James Kick
Baldwin
L. C. Haynes, Jr
Ternnessee Street
Fred Farrier
Connecticut Street
Larry Moon
Sun- Nower
Birth Reports and Fire at Paris Home
Birth reports note several new arrivals for Standley and Washing ton families in Richland and Paris area. A fire caused considerable damage to a kitchen area at 386 Michigan Street in Paris as smoke and flames spread, with Chief Paul Ingels directing response.
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Paris
Andre Marie
Paul Ingels Seid
Charles
Fred
Record Milk Prices Rise in June Across Nation
Washington July 24. Milk prices reached record levels early in June per the agriculture department. Retail and producer prices show averages: retail milk delivered to Roman in 24 cities 20 cents a quart, and producer price for class I milk 3.5 percent butterfat at $5.14 per 100 pounds. A proposed order would raise producer prices in the Wichita area by 65 cents per 10 pounds, with larger boosts offset by April and June 20 cent limits. Production lag and rising demand push the move, and secretary Brannan will decide after producer signups.
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Washington
Burese of Agriculture Economica
Thia Ip
Dairy Division
The
Production and Marketing Administration
Wichita
Kansas
Howard Fedderson
Hardiere
Fea
Brannan
New monetary move shapes Berlin economy amid Soviet claim
Berlin reports a new permanent currency for eastern Germany and Berlin issued by Russia, with Moscow asserting Berlin is economically part of the Soviet bloc. Marshal Sokolovsky commands German operations as Western corridors face continued air activity. Britain and America continue air shuttle missions despite Soviet violations, delivering fuel and food in multiple flights.
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Berlin
Russia
Teave
Germany
Vassily Dy. Sokolovsky
Jin
Hiurg
Postal Supervisors Meet in Wichita Install New Officers
Kansas postal supervisors gather in Wichita for the state association two day convention. Horton Missouri and Cleveland Oklahoma listed among officers as new leadership is installed. John Branson Wichita state president voices concern over budget limits and workload while L Roy Engle Manhattan outlines discussion of the new post office instructional manual.
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Wichita
Kans
Horton
Kansas City
National Association of Postal Supervisors
Wil
Kansas State Association
Cleveland
Oklo
State Association
Congress
L. Roy Engle
Manhattan
Post Office Department
Wiebke Youth Finds Munger of Only Hollywood
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear names and dates mentioning Wiebke youth and Hollywood. No coherent incidents or events clear from the readable text.
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Wiebke
Deaths and Funerals In Kansas City Area
Obituary notes include the death of William O. Tupi and services at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survives sister Mrs Anna Battie. Also listed are graveside services for Pvt Granu Chernoff killed in action January 30 1944 in Italy. University of Kansas alumnus I G Alvord dies in Baldwin after hip fracture. Fred C Nebrhe formerly of Lawrence dies in Anderson Missouri with several Nehrbass relatives listed as survivors. Funeral details to follow.
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William O. Tupi
Missouri Street
Rumsey Funeral
Oak Mill Cemetery
Whipple
Anna Battie
Pv. Granem Chernoff
Pvt
Granum Chernoff
Annie
Italy
Blue Ride
Kansas City
Morris Ch Chernoff
University of Kansas
I. G. Alverd
J. G. Alvord
Sant’ Hight
University of Kane Aux Medical Center
Aan City
Ray Miller
Baldwin
Miller
Lesta Hall
Springfield
Ohio
Alice Connelly
Cumberland
William Alvord
Lochen
Mich
Carl Jochlin
Beaver City
Nebr
Jessie Modlin
Geneva
Mi Ist
Clyde W. Brewster
Connelly
Melvern
Fred C. Nebrhe
Fred C. Nebrbges
Lawrence
Anderson
Hec Nehrbass
Maine Street
Marl Nehrbass
Route 5
Zalma Jones
Maple
Paul J
Jim Ro
Bass
Tom Wanlen
Pitcher
Ira Nehrbasa
Gooding
Idaho
Multiple local notices and incidents paint district activity
Lawrence workmen apply stucco to the First National Bank rear wall near a parking area on the 700 block alley between Massachusetts and New Hampshire. A county home demonstration prize winner and a recurring city council meeting are noted along with a fatal highway crash near Siketon and several divorces and a marriage license in Kansas City.
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First National Bank
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Mackey Conrad North Family Visit Then Funeral for Local Figure
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Mackey and family from Iola spent several days here with Mrs. North and relatives. The late local resident, a former Freemason and city official, died after heart issues, with services held at Schubert Funeral Home and burial in the nearby cemetery. Surviving were two daughters, and numerous relatives from Lawrence and surrounding areas attended.
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Conrad North
Iola
Conrad
John North
Glen
Nic
Colorado
Bprings
Pin
New Menien
Inia
My. North
Krona
Ernest Brumbs
Dersihy Ant
Wien
Thelma Paver
Awarte
Werk 1
Tadaris
Schubert Funeral Home
Onliite
Iowa
Wilson
Fis
Wing
Lanrenmorch County
Rene Towneht
Mica
Ping
At Lawrence
the Howe
Heteaback
Local Family Visit and Dinner Held at Home
The passage notes a social gathering hosted by Arthur Hempaill and Mrs Meredith Smith with a dinner on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hempaill and Mrs Nancy Cheriton as they visited and enjoyed time with family. A mention of Nancy Stee Mtarte Seoce traveling to Leavenworth appears in the obscured text.
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Barbera
Mrembery
Comain
Bere
Esdure
Arthur Hempaill
Far ‘Wr
Merdith Smith
Dineer Sanday
Dieth
J. C Hampnilits
Mev
Hemrhiil
Nancie Cheriton
Amd
Eughter
Nancy ‘Stee Mtarte Seoce
Leavenworth
Mord
Buasness
McLouth Mre Wiliam Laster N Kansas Visit
Mrs Susie George and her daughter Betty hosted Mrs William Laster and relatives after a Monday evening visit in McLouth. The gathering included a nephew and other kin, with Miss Croation of Fort Wayne a fiancé of a local man. A church service and American Legion ceremony were held at the MeLouth Hap ops church and cemetery. Survivors include Edward Laing and other relatives.
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Wiliam Laster
Kansas
Ite
McLouth
Susie George
Hter
Betty
Cushins
Mesteria
Roel Na
Chapman
George
Topeka
Pele
Washington
Maze
Tate Lake
M. Davleen
Genetour
Botinyetaf
Gladiol
James Lanter
Pinpe Poveral
Joseph
Ty Alster
Marcares
Gettine
Iestig Grutchys
Marcaret TeHott
Caritan
Bar
Mroo
Mra
Char'¢a Sparks
Amea
Kansas City
Smr
W. RB
Dilion
Dwight Sebold
Helen Bradford
Bank of Mé- Laur
Melen
Irs
Henrietta Johnson
Bertha Trackwell
Wameso
Lacy
Evie Sandth
Lawrence
Aine
Ohn Winfrey
Brown
Brosenacion
Prilaath
Eager ‘Thornton
4Ire
Homer Linn
Walter Brown
Walter Larrison
Bobby Lanter
Bee Munt
Walter Thompson
Thompson
Jin Arith
Maud Brown
Nathan Osborn
Pone
David and
Luther
Guilford Ridgway
Glenn
Rennie Ridgway
Almaies
Laing
Melouth
MeLouth Hapops
Everatt
Paul O'Brien
Larner Kraves Post
American Legion
Paul O'Arien
Heaide Hin
Edward Laing
Tonganonte
Mea
John Laing
Aty Jones
Newee Mo
John Faw
Tonganvale
Miiwane Croaton
Fort Warne
Ind
Ire
Hobart Herries
Mine Leonanhorn
Erie Steel Bawe
Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Week in Wheat Corn
A late July market note from Wands City Livenach Kansas reports mixed grain pricing with wheat near 1.34 and 1.94 for corn oats listed. Prices appear variable as feeds and livestock demand influence prices, with assessments indicating average to low quality and tentative futures outlook.
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Wands City
Crosley Agency Taken Over by Lawrence Meters
The Crosley automobile sales agency for wrence has been taken over by the Lawrence Meters at 1790 North Second Street, learned this morning from Olivet Midgett, owner. The firm, a used car repair and sales outfit, was taken over about a year ago from Lloyd Darnell of Darnell Motors at 814 North Second Street.
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Crosley
Wrence
Lawrence Meters
North Second Street
Olivett Midgett
Midgett
Llnyd Darnell
Darnell Motors
North Seyond Street
Poor League Leader In Headlines From A Sports Wire
The clumsy OCR reads like a 1940s baseball round-up. It mentions home runs by Keltner in Cleveland, Musial and Dah-who, NL batting leaders, and various city names such as New York Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Scattered team and player mentions hint at a league-wide statistical summary and daily results.
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Ratti + AUtate Roatan
Teindrenin Cherelagd
MAA
Gatediemdteghers
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Slagwie
New York
Iene Toot
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Gow Linn
Monto
Potaprema
Ik Maw Sree
Phttindey Ptm
Tyattraeee Lavtele
Doubtea Wylagna
Banton
Dieselanitaarti
New
ALS
Kramer
Halon
National League
Muria
St Lowris
AIS
Patho
Ubicabo
Rona
Nowe York
Tt Muanl
Leu fCuns
Musial
Pyeburen
Hite
Wusial
Taste
Philadelphia
Douties
Ennis
Retaneot
Brooklyn
Bickford
Reston
Ostermieller
Tittsburen
Detroit
Touts
Kiner
Cattle Market Slump Evident in Steers and Heifers
Market notes show steer and heifer cattle easing with feeders and stockers steady to weak. Prices around 19.50 to 24.50 for select lots, with medium grade and common cattle weaker, while some higher quality rows fetched better figures. Local sale details reference buyers and consignors, including Kanene City Produce and Dane Meade.
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Rommion Mardham
Stken's
Ieee
Salen Rewlern
Chalee
Nettur
Welmhta
Kanene
Dane Meade
Arkatiana Epritig
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions turkeys pigeons and other items but is largely unintelligible, with missing words and garbled phrases, yielding no coherent event or clear entities to summarize.
DeSoto Clayton Midyett and Family Move to New Home
The piece notes Clayton Midyett and family leaving their Los Angeles home to take charge of an union. It mentions Minnie Koeller, Mrs Wade Dulty, Ainaworth family from Amarillo visiting relatives, Alnir and daughter heading to St Paul, and Mrs Clarence Hart traveling to Kansas for care.
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Clayton Midyett Han
Eugene Brunahan
Midgett
Los Angeles
Ming Taner Hughes
Minnie Koeller
Weer Dy Fle
Mra
B. Grand
Wade Dulty
Maitap
Marin
Ainaworth
Sally
Amarillo
Tex
Joe Milter
C.F. Baker
Mire Alni R
St. Paul, Minn
Clarence Hart
Fagime
Haa
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