World Papes Subscription Rates and Masthead Listing
The newspaper announces delivery and subscription rates with monthly and six month terms. It lists the paper’s locations in New York, Chicago, and Kansas City and identifies Associated Press affiliation and circulation notices.
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Miaxssarhusetts Street
Moresee
Eivance
Mall Payabia
Loreamp & Thompson
York
Chicago
North Michigan
Kanes City
Associated Prebs
Abesocia' Press
Gtepatches
Tharwisa
Jocal News
Ember Audit Bureau of Circulatione Fc
Postoffice
Journal Orld
Reshaping Kansas Schools Faces Hard Road Ahead
A Kansas school committee report notes 4 percent of districts eliminated through consolidations in the first year under a new reorganization law. About 60 percent remain, with knotty problems in some counties and court cases possible. Many districts will begin their first term next fall, and gains in education and administration will determine progress. The recommendation: emphasize a plan that actually works.
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Lative Council
F. BB
Kansas
Spain Between Fear and Reform in Franco Era Debate
The Iron Curtain debate in Spanish papers questions whether western Allies should sever ties with Spain to push Madrid westward. Authors warn only Russia benefits from chaos while urging continued dialogue and internal reforms to improve Spain’s government and succession planning after Franco.
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Algeciras
Spain
Russia
Swork
Franco
Fire in LaSalle Hotel Exposes Building Safety Gaps
The LaSalle Chicago hotel blaze shows even fireproof structures fail when inflammable contents burn rapidly. Elevator shafts acted as massive flues, suffocating many unreachable by flame. Such disasters push for stronger safety measures in crowded buildings. President Truman replaces Stettinius with Senator Austin to UN post, suggesting Republican strength in the Senate may be temporarily reduced. Vermont might send another Republican to the Senate.
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LaSalle
Chicago
Senate
Truman
Austin
Edward Stettinius
United States
United Nations
Vermont
Case Bill Uncertainty Shapes Truman Decision Timeline
President Truman will decide by June 12 on the Casa Isbor labor bill amid veto signals. Democrats fear breaking with the New Deal labor framework, while Hannegan seeks to smooth tensions with labor leaders before the election year. The weather and bread shortages also reflect shifting public concerns.
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Trumagoes
Congress
Hannegan
Democrat National Committee
Truman
Slips In Newsrooms And The Typo That Tripped It
Sympathetic editors note a Kansas paper typo mishap reveals how a single letter shift can embarrass newsrooms. The piece explains typing errors and linotype gremlins that alter words, with examples like prayed becoming brayed and other amusing or disconcerting slips observed in fast copy.
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Topeka Stace Journal
Kansas
National Broadcasting Company
Union Painters Picket Detroit House After Man Refuses Demands
Detroit union painters discover a man painting his own house and order him to hire a union van or top. When he refuses, they picket his property. The Independence Reporter notes that grass-cutting unions could use similar tactics this summer. Summer nears with flowers in bloom and warmer weather inspiring fur coat purchases, per Hutchinson News Herald.
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Detroit
Independence Reporter
Hutchinson News-Herald
JOLLY PASTIME OF MUSCLE FLEXING IN POSTWAR DEBATE
A 1946 AP dispatch notes intense exchange at Paris peace talks with Byrnes Molotov and Gromyko, criticizing free speech limits and two way cooperation. It questions American Soviet prospects for a Moscow summit and cites Paul Porter on false beliefs that wages and materials can rise without price hikes.
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Byrnes
Paris
Molotov
Gromyko
Madison Square Garden
England
United States
Red Square
Moscow
Russia
OPA
Paul Porter
Bowles
Britain and Russia face division over appeasement in Europe
In a two day Commons debate Britain and the Socialist government align with the Conservatives against appeasement of Russia. The mood signals a resumption of the Big Four foreign ministers talks in Paris. London and Washington warn Moscow’s expansion could threaten European security while Bevin and Attlee push for a settlement that includes Soviet participation.
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Britain
Paris
John Bull
United Nations
Russia
England
Chamberlain
Hitler
Errer
Munich
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Log Sgo
Nuernberg
Wilhelm Keitel
House of Commons
Churchill
Europe
Soviet Union
Moscow
London
Washington
Ernest Bevin
Russia J
Attlee
Sonesi
Washington News From Congressman Erratt on Labor Strikes
In a Washington dispatch Congressman Erratt and Scrivner argue the nation's welfare comes first over re election. They condemn rail and coal strikes that halted supplies across 43 states, discuss Truman's emergency bill, draft concerns, and warn inflation will worsen as production slows and shortages grow.
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House
Trunnan
Congress
Old Home Town mentions crops and stock price notes
The item notes world war era potato prices four pounds for twenty five cents and five dollars per hundred for wholesalers. It also lists social notices including Mr and Mrs Irvin Renfrew guests of Mr and Mrs C J Dodds for commencement, a lawn party for Miss Lucille Rothwell, births at Memorial hospital for a Pippert son and an Endacott son, and travels of Mrs F H Smithmeyer and Miss Myrtle McConnell returning to Lawrence from Denison Texas.
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Irvin Renfrew
Hutchinson
C. J. Dodds
Renfrew
Dessa Rankin
Madeline McClanahan
Lacompton
Lucille Rothwell
Peekshill
KU to hear Edwin Markham at Robbinson gymnasium
Twenty five years ago Edwin Markham will deliver the Kansas University commencement address at Robbinson gymnasium with Dr. Ernest Lindley inaugurated as the eighth chancellor. The event features a procession led by Lindley Gov. Henry J. Allen and the KU band followed by film previews and a side dinner at the Congregational Parish House marking the class anniversary. Alberta Pine weds Orris Collins in Ottawa, and travels include Keith Schwinley heading to Winfield then San Francisco for R.O.T.C. camp.
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Edwin Markham
K. U
Robbinson Gymnasium
Ernest Hiram Lindley
Lindley
Henry J. Allen
K. U. Band
Mary Miles Minter
Lewis Stone
C. E. McClung
Philadelphia
Keith Schwinley
Winfield
San Francisco
C. Camp
A. R. Pine
Alberta
Orris Collins
Lake View
Ottawa
LePort Spangler
Margaret
Canton
Ohio
Population of Lawrence Tops Twelve Thousand After Census
Forty years ago assessors reported Lawrence population above 12 000 the largest in the city’s history City Marshal Kincaid is ill at home in North Lawrence. Elizabeth Wagstaff and Helen Wheeler traveled to Arkansas City today then to Independence to live with brother Thomas Wag Er Miss Wagstaff joins a list of residents registering at the community rest room yesterday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Chat Eberhart of Stull three weeks ago. Mrs L T Rench and Miss Sallie Rench hosted a gathering for Miss Lillie Claypool back in Lawrence with visitors from DeSoto Mrs Bradford Nowe and Mrs Marjorie Hiddleston are visiting Mrs F M Rhodes from DeSoto.
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Lawrence
Kincaid
North
Elizabeth Wagstaff
Helen Wheeler
Arkansas City
Miss Wagstaff
Independence
Thomas Wag
Tillie Rodgers
Lecompton
Askey
Kanwaka
Essie Butler
S. J. Butler
Crowder
Amanda Gregory
Bessie Kibbey
Ma Jnon Kibbey
Rosedale
Mabel Parnell
Lake View
Chat Eberhart
Stull
L. T. Rench
Mian Sallie Rench
Lakes
Lillie Claypool
Bradford Nowe
Marjorie Hiddleston
DeSoto
F. M. Rhodes
Ig 3
Krum
Lawrence Leonard
Ralph Pine
Carl Hess
Frank Brockman
Frank Henry
Thomas Frame
Galveston
Texas
H. Frame
Leonard House
Tyt Jerry House
Buckley Field
Calo
Ray Hixon
J. F
Pictured notes on civil engineer and distant clues
A fragmented OCR page lists clues and terms from a puzzle or biographical snippet. It names late engineer Horizon1 and a long set of crosswords hints covering words from nautical terms to royal navy abbreviations, Greek letters, tools, animals, and place names.
Flashes of Life Line Up Pardner
Nylon lines captivate westerners in Lang Long Trail Seligman Arizona as $12 purchases for a 30 foot lariat claim strength to hang an elephant. Ranch crews continue to seek the end of a fence in Cocaninn county, John Sicko survives two days lost with a tale of hunger and survival.
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Pardner Gallup
Wild West
North Lawrence community notes and gatherings update
The Woodlawn Home Demonstration unit met at Mrs. John Kennedy's home with seven members and two guests. Hair styling and grooming were reviewed, recreation led by Mrs. John Snow, and multiple local families and visitors were noted with dinners, trips to Topeka and Glage Park, and travel between Lawrence, Topeka, and surrounding areas. A birthday and birth announcement were mentioned, a Cubs picnic at South Park, and a shower for Merle Jackson with gifts and refreshments for about 60 attendees.
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Woodlawn Home Demonstration Unit
John L. Kennedy
Ernest Mason
Ed Williams
Albert Hayden
John Snow
M. Frost
Merlin Frost
C. B. Hundley
C. W. Owens
Gilbert Yerian
Bonner Springs
Doyle Sumner
Ronald
Topeka
Verian
Rose Jellison
California
Bessie Mason
Helen Mason
Harold Lash
Tonganoxie
Alvin Richardson
Oklahoma City
Barney Traynor
John Murphy
Locust Street
North Lawrence
South Park
Pela
Finis Francisco
Denver
Thomas Lee
Lyle Colburn
Homer Nelson
Emporia
Lawrence
William Nelson
Nelson
Kroger's
William Potts
Walter Arbuckle
Merle Jackson
North Lawrence Christian Church
Galen Brownlee
David Hubbel
Joe Lee
Fowler
Colo
Lyle Coburn
Clent_ LaMar
Angeter Waneta
Hickman
Kansas City, Mo
Lawrence families share news and travel notes
Local residents and relatives are mentioned visiting, traveling, or receiving updates from Galveston to New Orleans and Denver. Military and nursing training milestones are noted, along with hospital visits and community events such as church gatherings, a Singspiration rally, a Cub Scout meeting, and a district Methodist Youth Fellowship convention.
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Ted Moas
Denver
J. HL iFrame
Henry Broat
Sheldon E. Smith
New Orleans
Sioux Falls
Charles Riggs
University Hospital
Kansas City
Billy Haas
Caudra
General Hospital No. 1
R. M. Swain
Rollo Jeffries
W. L. Winey
San Diego
Calif
Marl Bratton
Ben Shanklin
iMra
Merle Jackson
Lyle Colburn
Gilbert Yellan
Martha Beil
Louisa Carr
Marion Jackson
Gus Brune
Ross Sherwood
Fred Alford
Midland
F. Bratton
Colo
Paul Bratton
Owne Ward
Cloge
Sisterhood
North Lawrence Christian Church
Thomas Popplewell
Congo
Galilee
Hugh Lipp
Edna Cape
Percy Jones Hospital
Battle Creek
Mich
Coffeyville
Captain Cape
Edna Raybourn
North Lawrence
Ora Arthur
Woodstock
McLouth
Levin Wilks
Wilke
William
James Holyfield
Eayt, Skiner
Roscoe Swain
Jeannette Elston
Centenary Methodist Church
Albert Miller
Myron Dicker
Ross Sherwood, Jr
and Is Sherwood
Purdy Pratt
Valley Falls
Clarence Towell
Towell
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Wellsville
H. C. Brockman
Freda Cowles
Barbara Brockman
Phyllis Nehrbass
Nadine Borolin
I Farrel DeWeese
Gordon Wakefield
Patty Stanwix
Memorial Hospital
Christian Wright
J. H. Frame
Radio Programs and Schedules Listed for Friday Evening
A detailed grid of radio airings across WREN WDAF KMBC KMEC WHAP and other stations for Friday evening June 7, featuring programs such as The Aldrich Family The Lone Ranger The Alan Young Show The Shadow and Symphony broadcasts. Includes news segments Sports updates The Halloran and Barry Wood Snow etc. The schedule lists times and show titles across each station with multiple orchestral and variety programs throughout the night.
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Wdafa
Wren
WDAF
KMBC
Crome
Ann Southera
Manhattan
Soassure Club
MBC
Lanny Ross
KMEC
CBS
WRE
Barry Wood Snow
KMTC
WLAP
Lew Wren
KNEC
WEEN
KMBO
Chinel
RMLC
Hollywood Star Time
WDAFK
Alley
Morgan
Marye Trine
KMBEC
Cap End
Sansonvente
WDAR
Aiade Canova
Rmnc—Celebrit Club
Grand Ole Opry
Atre
Haylett Hordows
Newas of
Horel—eorge Huke
Wren—Fraking Hawking
Orch
Golden Hantam
Eric Smitih
New 10
Dewres
Rprush Creek Follies
Newccast
Dance Orch
Nighthawia
Sien
Court of
Raby Snook
Wdal —Renacast Bon
the Amazing Mrn
Danbury
WDAP
Fred Allan Bhow
Crims Doctor
Jergens
Star Theater
Pas-Ween
Jimmy Fidler
Wren—Theatreans
Kamac
Ant Parky
Oral Digest
Wagaman
Jane
Vera Maanep
Aes Bening
U.N.O
Tob Spencer
Stephen Kisley
Wren—Plue Baron
Edison Reta
Geratt Itderaleeve
Wei Rene Grate
Ign
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Lewis
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United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Congressman Erratt
Scrivner
White House
Royal Navy (Ab
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Ireland
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Empire
Blackthorn
Aid
Nova Scotia
Abraham's Home
New Duty
Omaha
Nebr
Arthur Jensen
Seventh Service Command
Jensen
del McClure
Oklahoma City Airlines
Air Minded
Baltimore
Joseph Zamoiski
Virginia
Zamorski
B.G. Guatafson
Beaman
Pee AB
HANNA
Bellinger
Elec Norge
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