Lost Sheep Report in Local Notice
A fragment from a Thursday June issue mentions a lost sheep with the line My people hath been lost sheep. The readable text includes stray phrases about publication charges, republication rights, and an old Bureau of Circulation stamp, ending with a biblical note. The readable portion centers on a lost animal notice and unrelated meta data.
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Al-World
World Company
Lagat
Parca
Siz
Hansen
eEaciaren
AP Newe
Police manpower debate in Lawrence over police force size
Lawrence faces a rising crime signal and traffic enforcement pressure as Councilman James Postma argues police staffing should rise from 20 to 46 officers perNational Safety Council and FBI recommendations. The debate centers on balance between safety and taxpayer limits amid traffic regulation needs and youth delinquency programs.
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Lawrence
James Postma
National Safety Council
Fst
Hia
Pendenta Wall
Poatma
Postma
Safety Council
FBI
Acheson Policy and Western Strength for World Balance
A columnist summarizes Secretary Acheson's state department policy urging a strong United States and western alliance to counter Soviet imperialism. The piece discusses Europe’s neutrality pressures, Japan's neutrality talk, and the aim to arm Western Europe at American cost to deter communism.
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Russia
United States
Acheson
State Department
Europe
Sweden
MacArthur
Japan
Riberia
Siberia
Siberi
Atheson
Western
Bray on Memorial Day Speech Signals US War Records
Senator Lehman defended Franklin D Roosevelt in a Hyde Park Memorial Day address, arguing against blaming past leaders for the current world disorder. He urged studying wartime failures to avoid repetition while noting no leader is immune from scrutiny.
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Lehman
Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Marshall Urges U N To Use Words Not Bullets
General George Marshall in a Memorial Day address urged the United Nations to pursue world peace through diplomacy and negotiation. He warned that relying on the UN to deliver all outcomes could delay peace and risk prolonging the cold war while offering a last, desperate hope for ending the hot war.
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George
Marshall
U.N. Marshall
U.N
Education and Jobs in the Hazy Market for Graduates
The Leavenworth Times notes concerns from Harvard economist Sey mour E Harris about an oversupply of college graduates and the mismatch with jobs. It argues for better career information and broader professional distribution while praising the trained mind and its life value. A brief Texas political aside mentions Democrats splitting votes allowing an alien GOP candidate to win a congressional race.
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Germany
United States
Seymour E. Harris
Harvard University
Harris
Texas
G.O.P
Leavenworth Times
Memorial thank you note to veterans graves helpers
The American Legion expresses gratitude to those who assisted with the veterans graves election, praises the Scouts and scoutmasters for their noble help, and compliments the sexton for his contributions, in a brief editorial note from the Journal.
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Merican Legion
We Verde Raj Consien
Journ We of
Russians Propose Grain Trade Swap With Western Europe
The report outlines a postwar shift in Russian trade strategy after the ECE proposal. Moscow hints it may sell Russian grains to Western Europe in exchange for unnamed commodities, a move still met with cautious interest from Washington. The exchange could ease European shortages while reshaping Cold War era trade dynamics.
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Sigrid Arne
Russia
Europe
Western
Moscow
Washington
Myrdal
Sweden
Mosrow
Old Home Town Dinner for Guests Leaving for Vancouver
Dean and Mrs. F J Moreau hosted a dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Wy Branke Ken as they prepare to move to Vancouver. The event celebrated the garden class, with Miss Annette Howsreck teaching and Miss Margery Olson assisting. Legates selected for Boys and this year include Albert Learned Harry Winter Hall Stewarts Junin Hird Howard Richard Keene and Miss Rone tte Barnes.
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Dean
F. J. Moreau
Wy Branke
Buon
Vancouver
Aftgarten
Cord
Annette Howsreck
Margery Olson
Albert Learned
Harry Winter
Hall Stewats
Junin Hird
Howa W. Richard Keene
Ronette Barnes
Local notables head to summer homes and events
Twenty five years ago Ursula Henley and Martha Cowgill plan summer retreats. Alice and Elizabeth Sherbon depart for Boulder Colorado for the summer. Margaret Schopper returns home to Eudora after visiting Margaret Ziliner Mrs Hoeki and Wheeler Jr. go to Kansas City for a few days. C E Woolf visits Bonner Springs. Allen Davidson prepares for Redpath Horner chautauqua before Chicago university. Lawrence men face state bar exams. several named. Delta Sigma Rho installs charter members in Kansas. Federated Brotherhoods elect officers. churchmen meet. Ethel Hoar hosts a linen shower for Ella Hase. Zella Strong and Clarence Dryer wed at Strong home. Mr Dryer's Santa Fe ticket agent. Margaret Riling in Eudora. Esther Moore visits. F W Pontius family to Salmon City Idaho. Maude Maffett returns from Marion. Donald Iffith and Hirai noted.
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Ursula Henley
Clathe
Martha Cowgill
Baldwin
Lawreace
Alice
Elizabeth Sherbon
Boulder
Cole
Margaret Schopper
Eudora
Margaret Ziliner
Allen Davidson
Mankato High School
del Davidson
Redpath-Horner Chautauqua
Chcago University
Adolph J
E. McCrary
Guy T. JC. Davis
Foster W. A .A. Merten
Frederick W
John W. Robertson
Alpha M. Wright
Benjamin H. Marking
Kenny
Charles W
John J. King
Lawrence
K. U
Runsa
Delta Sigma Rho
National Defating Fracemait H
Clay Mark Hert A
Ella Hase
Weldon Graves
Oklahoma City
Zella Strong
Clarence Dryer
Strong
Christian Church
Willam
New Hampshire Street
Dryer
Santa Fe
Margaret Riling
Esther Moore
Hutchinson
Margaret Wolfe
F. W. Pontius
Salmon City
Idaho
Maude Maffett
Marion
Angler
Donald Iffith
Hirai Thew E
Moscow Curtain Hint Signals Trade Shift
Fragmented OCR text mentions Moscow shifting to modestly ease a trade curtain, with experts doubting normal trade logic. It references US government views on reopening trade channels, Marshall Plan context, and uncertainties about Russian consumer needs. Includes stray names and local notices from unrelated content interwoven in the snippet.
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Moscow
U.S. Commerce Or Agriculture Departments
Washington
Marshall Plan
Rus
Erin Manufactur
United States
Dr Ebright to Be Honored at Baker's 92nd Commencement
Homer K Ebright a 50 year Baker University alumnus and longtime professor of Biblical literature will be honored at Baker College's 92nd commencement weekend events. He retires this spring after teaching a light load next year and will preside at the alumni lunch Saturday followed by a Delta Tau Delta dinner in his honor. Known affectionately as Uncle Ho he has lectured in Kansas Methodism and is finishing a history of Baker slated for fall release.
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Homer K. Ebright
Baker University
Idwin
Ebright
Delta Tau Delta
Baker
Uncle Ho
Kansas Conference of Methodism
Kentucky
Homer Ebright
Linwood
New Uoversity
Southwestern
Cole
England plans Mayflower Garden in Southwark site
Mayflower Garden is planned on the blasted remains of the Pilgrim Fathers' church in Southwark on the Thames shore. The project aims to honor sponsors in Britain as the city resumes bus service after a one day operators’ strike disrupted travel and delayed workers.
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England
London
Pilgrim Fathers
Southwark
Gailre
Britain
Columbus
Barbs by Hal Cochran on inventions and fashion
A quirky column rails at wartime invention waste and social attire. It notes a hatchet-wielding ship driver in Indiana badly wounded and jokes about fashion, work shirts, and long life. The University of Chicago plans a century long study on living happily, leaving only the challenge of enduring a hundred years.
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The
University of Chicago
Unpopular Animal Horizonta 1 Depicted Animal Sit
A fragmented OCR style list pairs terms and clues ranging from biology to geography and symbols. It mentions a Madagascan resident physician, a gibbon, compass points, chemical symbols, and various odd phrases suggesting a word puzzle or glossary. The readable items hint at a puzzle page with associative clues and definitions.
Fragmentary obituary notices and social notes from Kaisers area
Incomplete notices mention Mrs Da Martin and family, local students from Star Mamlattan, and guests at the home of Uhedr son. References to Mrs Ther Piston’s death, burial at Heaeton, and condolences reach through family connections including Mrs Kathe Mi, Mr Tay, and Mrs Niald Minkateth Haye.
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da Martin
Kaiser's
Mamlattan
Atte
Yeokunt
Wolfley
Setulance
Karnetts
Lawrence
Warren
Pauley
Staudhtors
Frances
Barbara
Calahoui City
Uhedr
Amd
Brecker
Harold Patey
Ther
Piston
Ethel
Mamier
Tay
Niald Minkateth Haye
Radio Program Schedule Fragments From KMBC and Allies
A jumble listing radio programs and hosts across stations KMBC WDAF WHREN WDAF etc with show titles like Light-Up Time Dragnet Guild and Sheriff Show. Notes include hosts Caveliere Lombardi Toms Durante and Allen, plus time marks and partial program names reflecting a mid century broadcast grid.
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Kcwo
Wboaf
WDAF
KOM
Armen Caveliere
GIO
Guy Lombardi
Cisco
Kmbcocind Ib
AMC
Aldrich Family
IHRM
WIA Vanes
KMH
Fay Hotai
Perry Toms
Ye Tayern
Sory
Elo
Dragnet
Fran Warres
Elaome
Hsu Romo
Vere Croft
Obepper
ReMi eVour
Leen Becker
Fat Man
Wen -Oarie
Harriet
WDAE
Fiathouse
Misa Brooke
Jim Durante
Sparta
Tapia
Kcueorar
McKinney
Newarapt
Rentah Allen Frankits
Television Highlights on WDAF for Thursday June 1
The broadcast listing features Kukla Kean and On Talons spots with Dexsee Stansdicy and Wasnea King, showcasing a lineup of guest appearances and program segments. Details are sparse but indicate a diverse array of featured personalities and sponsored segments.
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Kukla
Kean
Dexsee Stansdicy
Wasnea
Lote
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