Rule of Kindness Edition Notice in Journal World
The Journal-World issue notes publication standards and subscription rates in Lawrence Kansas with publisher details and Associated Press credit. It quotes Ephesians 4:32 and carries a standard notice about republication rights and circulation audits.
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Journal-World the World
Win
Presiden Mareth Lone Binons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Matt Payada
Lorenzen & Theropenn
York
Chicago
North
Michigan
Kanoepe
Associated Press
Associated
Resa
Oor
Newa
Christ
Russian Expansion and Trieste Debate in World Outlook
The Saturday Review of Literature discusses Kusma's rising power under Soviet sway, noting mass population transfers and Minsk like coercion. It notes Russia backing Yugoslavia over Trieste while Britain and the US back Italy, and argues Trieste should stay Italian within postwar boundaries.
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Edward Ansel Howzer
Saturday Review of Literature
Soviet Union
Trieste
Russia
Yugrslavia
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Hilden Gibson
University Political Science Department
Ttely
Asda
Unly
Wulfare
Baltic States
Settlement Echoes of War Time Coal Contract
Analysis shows Lewis secured more than expected with government aid shaping the settlement. Government agents favored contract vetting over securing solvency for the coal industry, hinting unions gained beyond wartime terms while the public bears higher future prices. The soft coal contract raises prices to fund unions’ gains.
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Lewis
Unable to Catch Up on War Strikes Delays Goods Arrival
The combined impact of work stoppages including the coal strike will push back consumer goods by about three months, says John D. Small civilian production administrator. Earlier this year the belief was that existing strikes could be overcome via capacity production in the remaining months.
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John D. Small
Yearlong Reconversion Efforts Amid Ongoing Strikes
The text notes twelve months of reconversion with hopes to end strikes quickly and resume work nationwide. It warns that early progress failed as new strikes replaced settled ones, causing industrial paralysis across plants, lasting nonproduction, and widespread consumer shortages, business losses, and unemployment due to strike delays.
Stettinius Feels Restricted by UN Delegate Role
Held Down Reporte notes American delegate to the United Nations Stettinius is not fully satisfied with his job. He dislikes that U S policy is shaped at the White House and State Department, not by the delegate, while Gromyko’s role is to align Soviet policy with UN actions. President Truman aims to keep him from resigning as long as useful, valuing his long UN tenure and San Francisco Charter experience.
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Washington
Stettinius
United Nations
White House
State Department
Gromyko
U.N
Russia
Truman
San Francisco
Bread Rationing Looms In Britain As Crisis Persists
In the British house of commons a gloomy view of world food prospects prevails. It was admitted that bread rationing may be only weeks away and not aimed at short term fixes. Cabinet members warn famine could be an acute emergency until the 1947 harvest relieves the strain. Herbert Morrison, lord president, calls it no passing crisis.
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House of Commons
Britain
Herbert Morrigan
Lord Presdent
British Council
Pollyanna Item Passive Advice From Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
A garbled column mocks demoralized consumer tips and social mores. It quips about cheap hamburgers, gas shortages, nylons, shirts, pants, hair, and loafing, then shifts to political satire about a Washington school of oratory and a critic’s note on academic chairs.
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Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Warning from General Marshall on China’s looming calamity
General George C. Marshall, envoy to China, warned on Memorial Day in Nanking that China trembles on the verge of a greater calamity. He urged an end to suspicion and hatred as civil war rages between Maoist communists and Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists, with fighting likely to finish on the battlefield. The red forces hold Manchuria and northern China, while Chiang commands over a million troops and allied forces.
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George C. Marshall
America
China
Nanking
Trembel
Marshall
Chiang Kai-shek
Associated Press
Spencer Davis
New York
Manchuria
Chiang
Moscow
Chow En-Lai
Chungking
Kai-shek
Lommunists
Generalissima
X Cnatitinn
Local life notes include weddings births and visits
The week in Old Home Town features a Sunday church ceremony for a couple with the Enlow and Miller families, a reception for Dr. Burdick's niece, a bridge gathering for Mrs. Edwin Barber Jr and Wilda Wright before marriage, and a homecoming party for Miss Jennie Springer and a Seattle departure for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whitla. A Canton birth adds to the lineage of Mrs. Sterling, with visits from Roberta Hammond of Vineland to cousins Marjorie and Genevieve White, and ongoing social events at the Colonial and other venues.
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Bridge
Colonial
Edwin Barber, Jr
Misa Wilda Wright
Charles Springer
Jennie Springer
Walter Whitla
Seattle
Wash
Phillip Sterling
Canton
C. M. Sterling
Lawrence
Roberta Hammond
Vin- Tand
Marjorie
Genevieve White
Dorothy
Forty Years Ago at Estes Park and Local Visits
Forty years ago Miss Marjorie Marshal will entertain with a house party at her father's cabin in Estes Park this summer. Fred Taggart was a Topeka passenger today. Mrs A J Kentis and Mrs Frances Fraser Hubbell are visiting in Vinland. Mr and Mrs S Barlow of Wellington are here for commencement and guests of their son Frank Barlow. Miss Crawley has become lessee of the Eldridge Hotel and it will henceforth be known as The Eldridge.
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Marjorie Marshal
Estes Park
Fred Taggart
Topeka
Dollie Krause
Eudora
A.J. Kentis
Frances Fraser J Hubbell
Vinland
S. Barlow
Wellington
Frank Barlow
Miss Crawley
Sharce
New Eldridge Hotel
Lesees
Lesee
Migs Crawley
Eldridge
Poems of Dodge City Life and Buried Ghosts of Boot Hill
A Wichita dedication and John Madden foreword frame a book of verse about early Dodge City in the 1400s. Biographical poems voice frontier lives, murders, and vice, with echoes of Spoon River and stark frontier grit.
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Twentieth Century Club
Wichita
John Madden
Kansne
Dodge City
Boot Hill
Edgar Lee Masters
Tne
Babyaey
U S Army Unit 17 Depicted Inscriptions And Clues
A compact puzzle style entry lists military unit references, symbols for tin and tantalum, botanical terms, legume names, and a set of cross clue hints. The fragment shows numbered clues and abbreviations, including college yell, perfume, and weight units, with hints toward a vertical word fill.
Prisoner Escapes Then Returns After Theatre Incident
Pvt Matthew Stenee of Balthames Md was rearrested in Paris after briefly escaping a prison sentence for robbery. He allegedly sat on a CIA agent in a dark theater and joked about murder. In Carthage NY George Zahn, valedictorian, posted a scholastic average of 513 for the 192 graduating class. University of Utah editor Pretty Dean Ward warned of an impending deadline, triggering a humorous episode as she allegedly ate part of her hat amid a paper shortage and student satire.
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Paris
Jone
Matthew Stenee
Balthames
Twices
Prisor
Crime Investigation Department
Owight
Carthage
George Zahn
Lyle
Keith
Lyle Zahn
Salt Lake City
Dean Ward
University At Utah
Montha Age
Martyn Morrell
Jean
Fragmented OCR: Mixed Fragments on Religion and Codes in Massachusetts
Fragmentary text mentions churches, science, and a Massachusetts state reference. It references a moben necramaneye and various garbled phrases. The legible bits point to religious groups and a Massachusetts context without coherent event or date.
Radio Program Schedule Highlights for June Saturday Evening
Radio programs listed for WDar 4190 WREN KMHC KMSC KFKU and others show a lineup including Truth or Consequences Can You Top This and Grand Ole Opry. A parade, dances, celebrity chub, hoedown, and theater segments appear alongside sports scores and a bedtime hour.
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Wdar
WREN
KMSC
KFKU
Wken—Green Konnet
KMHC
Wwaf—Covalier
Pickane Smith
WDAF
WREX
MBC
Boston Pops
Tibe Klbo
Judy Canosa
KMBC
Wrex—Haeyloty Hoedown
Grand Ole Opry
Acasems Awart Theatre
Ayairer Reuther
Tormorrow
Hollywood Open House
Gay’ Clantiges Oren
Nine Hawking
Oren
den Hanvam Revue Esitedruch
Gresu
Foilien Wiaf
Neweraat
Priar
Aleap Kay
de Kilbc
Dence Orch
Jobs in Jeopardy by Picket Line at Oklahoma City Plant
In Oklahoma City, 45 workers sue Quick Charge Inc claiming a union picket line endangers their livelihoods by halting materials and shipments. They allege unlawful interference with their right to work, noting a company notice that operations may suspend without halt to the legal hearing set for June 7 by District Judge Lewis R. Morris. The suit, a novel action in labor history, follows a failed attempt to secure a temporary restraining order.
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Oklahoma City
M Aguin
Quick Charge, Inc
International Brotherhood of Teamstore
Unites
Lewis R. Morris
James E. Hamilton
William Sheldon Jones obituary from Linwood Kansas
William Sheldon Jones born near Fskridge Kansas in 187?, died May 23 1946 at St John Hospital Leavenworth from cerebral hemorrhage. Known as Shell he helped found Linwood's first telephone exchange with A W Jones early 1900s. He was devout and a member of the church and Masons. Survived by wife May, five children, four grandchildren and four sisters.
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William Sheldon Jones
Fskridge
Kan
St. John's Hospital
Leavenworth
Mr. Jones
Shell
Goodrich
Linwoend
A. W. Jones
Linwood
Broadcaster Schedule Fragment Highlights Radio Lineup
A dense OCR readout lists a Kansas City area radio schedule with stations WDAF KMBC KMNC KMBCN and WDAP. It shows various shows including news, music hours, talks and variety programs across a June day, naming hosts and program titles in a chaotic order.
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Wren
Court of Missingers
Peres Moat
REN
RMBC
Selson
WDAF
RMHC
Osere
Harriett Wren
Philco
Muneala Fk
Aerc —Haby “Sincha
KMBRC
Corline Archar
Loupis Parsons
Ipeake
WDAP
Chars Kat
Parayse
Kmitc
John Wagaman
Car Oatte
Vera Mageey
Ory
Warriors of Peace
CNN
Rot Spencer
Edison
Grest Slidersleeve
KMEC
Thin Man
Grove Orch
Sarn
Evelyn Winters Radio Career and KMBC Newsroom Update
Toni Darnay, aka Evelyn Winters, advances from youth on stage to radio acting while pursuing singing lessons. KMBC newsroom staffing shifts include Eric Smith released from hospital soon and reporters such as Jann Parmer and John Farmer continuing coverage through late evenings.
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Toni Darnay
Evelyn Winters
KMBC
Toni
Wiconsin
New Yo
Massametts
Winters
Leek
Western University Nig
Sadie Thompson
Wes Eric Smith
At Mary's Hospital
Inten
John Farmer
Bill Geiffsth
KMHC
Eric
Searly
Jann Parmer
Neen
Sam Moien
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