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The page lists subscription rates by carrier and in advance, with prices varied for different regions and terms. It includes repeated references to subscription durations, rates, and offices in New York Chicago and Kansas City, plus Associated Press disclaimers and a Bible verse from Ephesians.
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Keame Teiephous
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Thompeen
York
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North Michigan Ave
Kaawss City
West Loth
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Asociated
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Alec Resererd
Auatt Surese
Peace, Kaness
Price control dispute cited by Coffeyville Journal
The Coffeyville Journal questions Paul Porter's claim that price increases can occur without rising costs. It notes Porter did not alert President Truman about the idea before a speech promising 30 percent wage gains without price or production impact. The article links the president's address to subsequent labor troubles and reduced production.
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New Deal
Paul Porter
Price Control
Porter
Coffeyville Journal
Truman
Landora
Too Big to Cover Up in Royal Jewel Theft Tale
Army sources reveal a bold jewel theft tied to the royal family of Herre. The piece argues that larger lies attract more attention, likening the scheme to Hitler’s big lie theory, and suggesting old fashioned ideas may be vindicated by the Tong haul.
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Hitler
Partnership at Stake in Labor Bill Debate
President Truman faces likely veto on the Case labor disputes bill amid election year pressure. Congress signals a break from Roosevelt era labor ties as Democrats fear straining the party labor chiefs partnership. Maritime strike preparations surge, with critics mocking national unity through heightened labor action.
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Truman
Congress
Roosevelt
Lsbor
Trial of Marshal Mihailovich Opens in Yugoslavia
The trial of Marshal Mihailovich on treason charges opens in Yugoslavia. American fliers who aided Mihailovich may testify, but the Tito regime signals they will likely be ignored. The proceedings are expected to resemble a Russian model with limited defense rights for Mihailovich. Jet propulsion advances outpace propeller aircraft, though civilian use of propeller planes remains for cautious pilots.
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Tris
Mihailovich
Yugoslavia
Tito
Nihailovich
Boston Born King of Siam Dies in Am bulleting Accident
The death of the Siamese king by a bullet wound to the eye is described as an accident by officials. The 20 year old ruler had planned a U S trip. His brother Phumiphon Adalidet, born in Boston, is named heir. The first Siamese parliament opened June 1 under a new constitution. The article notes western education for princes and mentions political shifts in Italy and a wave of new cars moving toward Houston via the Mississippi.
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Siam
United States
Phumiphon Adaldet
Boston
Harvard
Governor Warren Renominated by Two Parties in California
Governor Warren wins renomination by both Republican and Democrat parties in California. He now plans to focus on a heated public exchange with himself as part of his campaign strategy.
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California
Warren
Arkansas City Traveler
Endgame in Paris Looms as Spain Crisis Tops UN Agenda
The article surveys growing U S and British concern over Spain in the UN Security Council and rising tensions with Moscow. It notes a Paris foreign ministers conference at week’s end as a focal point, warns of dangerous bickering, and hopes for a diplomatic end to the crisis with no new war.
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U.N. Security Council
Russa
Paris
Security Council
Spain
Alomz
Stave Bys
Jude
Moscow
I’remier Stalin
Paria
The Old Home Town
Prof and Mrs Allen Crafton and daughter Elizabeth left Sunday to spend the summer at their Colorado cottage. Mrs W E Tenney returns from Santa Fe tonight. Miss Ursula Henley and parents left yesterday for Idaho. Mr and Mrs J R Holmes back from Washington trip. Mr and Mrs J P Martin of Pittsburgh and Mr and Mrs John Koch of Holton visiting Mrs Lenna W Brown Lecompton and Herbert George Gress. Mrs Maurice Benedict entertained for Maurice's first birthday. Mr and Mrs Louis Roberts announce birth of daughter Emeline Irene. Mrs Noah Canary and Miss Olwenne Reesz hosted a shower at the Canary home in Fall Leaf for siblings Mr and Mrs Fred Reetz arriving from Tulsa. Mr and Mrs J R Sanborn and Herbert, and Mr and Mrs Neidig and Arlo were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Willis Dunn at Valley Chapel. Mart Flory of Lone Star was a Lawrence visitor Friday.
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J. R. Sanborn
Herbert
Nurse Leader Leaves Hartford Post for Stanford Professorship
Twenty five years ago Miss Maude Landis daughter of A G Landis resigns as superintendent of the Connecticut training school for nurses in New Haven to become professor of nursing at Leland Stanford University California Dudley Buck arrives to arrange opening of the Dudley Buck Vocal Master school at Kk UW Dean Blackmar leaves for University of Southern California for summer teaching Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis noted baseball arbiter will draw in the Lawrence Chautequa this summer Mr and Mrs Elmer Campbell of Columbia visit Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Peter Dreher and I Miss Rose Dreher of Fairview visit Mr and Mrs Nick Simons Sunday Announcement is made of the Fane of Mise Leeister daughter ie daughter of ae and Meo MR Winter
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Maude Landis
A. G. Landis
Connecticut Training School For
New Haven
Leland Stanford University
California
Dudley Buck
Dean Blackmar
University of Southern California
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Federal
Excelsior Springs Visit and Local Social Notes
Fort y years ago Misses Kate May and Lacy Riggs went to Excelsior Springs for a brief stay. Miss Mildred McCurdy visited Kansas City to be guest of Mrs. Robert Barnes for two weeks. Dr. W. B. Hutchinson preached on Sunday base ball as played in Lawrence after talking with game backers. LC. Dodds returned from two weeks in central Kansas. Miss Carrie Dorward and Effie Armetrong plan Sunday with Miss Pilla of Eudora. Mrs Guerrant of Danville Va visits cousin Mrs Barry Dick.
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Roe
Kate
May
Lacy Riggs
Excelsior Springs
Mildred McCurdy
Kansas City
Robert Barnes
E. Kerr
Iona
J. P. Coffman
W. B. Hutchinson
The
Baptist Church
Lawrence
Dodds
Kansas
Carrie Dorward
Effie Armetrong
Pilla
Eudora
Guerrant
Danville
Barry Dick
Insurance tax ruling upheld by high courts
Washington June 11. The Supreme Court affirmed decisions of the Kansas and Indiana supreme courts upholding taxes on premiums collected by out-of-state insurance companies. On June 3 the court had unanimously upheld a similar tax in South Carolina. Four companies Aetna Prudential American Indemnity and Pacific Mutual appealed from Kansas and Indiana rulings.
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Washington
Kansas
Indiana
Supreme Courts
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Aetna
Prudential
American Indemnity
Pacific Mutual
Kangas
May Vote Without Tax In Third Class Cities Ruling
Topeka June 11 The Attorney General A. But Mitchell ruled that persons in third class cities in counties without a county road system may vote in township road levy elections but their city property cannot be taxed. The letter was from Osage county attorney Harry T. Coffman who asked for clarification of state law. Pratt County Harvest Begins George Trainor cuts 30 acres of wheat with a combine yielding 20 bushels per acre in Pratt county the earliest wheat harvest in county history.
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Topeka
Mitchell
Harry T. Coffman
Osage County
Pratt County
Pratt
Kan
George Trainor
Fragmentary Word Puzzle List Includes Names and Clues
A scrambled OCR-like list presents clues and fragments such as winglike part and petty prince terms. It shows partial entries like not and prefix forms, with scattered numbers and unexpected words including auricle and paid notice. The readable items hint at a crossword or catalog style page segment.
The Right to Draft By Samuel 8 Pettengill
The right to draft strikers is debated, noting Roosevelt's 1943 proposal to amend the Selective Service Act, Truman's stance, and the lack of congressional authorization. Historians Holmes and Brandeis are cited on protecting the community, while state militia laws may give stronger grounds than federal power in handling such defiance.
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Samuel 8
Pettengill
Althou
Trudman
Altho
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Irkes
Morgenthau
Pepper
Mike Quill
Joe Curran
Truman
Holmes
Brandeis
Justice Holmes
Governors use insurrection power to quell strikes
The piece discusses state governors using insurrection powers to suppress strikes in electric power and oil sectors. It cites Virginia Governor Tuck and a New Mexico/Colorado context, noting federal limits and the Supreme Court stance on detentions during insurrections. It argues governors may act to preserve order without facing liability if actions are in good faith.
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Tuck
Virginia
Electric Light and Power Indus
War of
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
Holmes
Texas
School boards name teachers for De Soto Sunflower schools
De Soto and Sunflower boards have elected teachers and staff for the 1936-47 term, with science and mathematics positions still to fill at the high school. Appointees include superintendent F K Pontinus, Bela Ruth Harvey, and several principals, teachers, and specialists across De Soto and Sunflower campuses. A four year old, Margaret Duran, died after being struck by a truck.
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de Soto
Sunflower Schools
Sunflower School
F. K. Pontinus
Bela Ruth Harvey
Kicherhael
Maste
A. Terker
Sunflower
Roach
R. C. Roberts
de Soto Erade
Princinal
Eman Vewick
Westral
Mary Herrick
Mckinley Drybrerd
Braderr Tewett
Ower Zeades
Minner Sranes
Baldwin News Notes on Local People and Visits
Baldwin town reports visitors and family moves including Dr. Frederick Woolf Jr returning from medical service and planning an Kansas City office. Farther mentions include Miss Ethel Hastings and old Baldwin friends, college plans for Warren Woolf, and the sudden death of Mrs. Ridgway near Tonganoxie.
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Frederick Woolf
Evertst
Baldwin
Baker Big Fall
Frederick Woolf, Jr
Kansas City
Woolf
Paul Wolf
Tucker
New York City
Bald‘win
Frank E. Wolf
Dodge City
Dean Grace Irwin
Alfred E. Leach
Harold Baker
New Rochelle
N. V
Sunny Side Farm
Alvin F. Baker
Warren
University of Arizona
Karsar City
Philip Barnthouse
Santa Ana
Calif
John Warnock
Old Baldwin Friends
John W. Heaton
Grove Street
Ethel Hastings
Bethany Hospital
Idwin
Baker
Ridgway
Bob Ridgway
Tonganoxie
Nighttime Radio and TV Schedule Highlights
A dense schedule lists Tuesday evening programming across WREN WDAF KMBC KMEC KFRO and other stations. Shows include concerts theater broadcasts news roundtables university programs dance orchestras and classic mysteries with names such as Benny Goodman Ellery Queen and Donohue's Rose. The lineup features multiple time slots from 6:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. alongside orchestral performances and talk segments.
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Wren
Jaca Arestrese
WDAF
Garder
KMEC
Fibber Mewes
Othr
E3rBc
Wdaaf
KMBC
Toor. Marin
RDA Sapeer
Taam Reas
My Dorseya Orch
Wda!ria
SMBC
Hans Fiath
Benny Goodman
Muehlebach
Ore
Mas Falkenstien
Jack Carson
Mies
Wren—Alten Roth
KMRC
Wres—Jones
Lanny Hoss Shere
CBS
Parry Wood
WDAE
Lee Sins
CAS
Tietel Smuehlebach
Donohue
HLS
Wren—Newn
vo—Kaitiv
Kfro Weahenaag Jonenions
Usle
Funeral Planned for Mrs Ridgway After Fall at Home
Mrs Ridgway died after a fall in a completed basement at Tonganoxie. The Rev. and Mrs Willis Warner and family will attend the funeral at the Methodist church in Tonganoxie. Survived by son Bob, daughters Hetty and a grandchild Suzanne Ridgway. Mrs Kochan, Mrs Gander and Mrs Keller attended the state YWCA convention in Lindsborg. Kochan presided Baldwin community, Gander vice president, Keller former president.
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Hurgy M.ay Ie
Bob
Hetty
Suzanne Ridgway
Paul Kochan
Gilbert
M. Gander
O. R. Keller
Lindsborg
Y.W.C.A
Kochan
Baldwin Communits
Gander
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Chicago Triboune
United Strikes of Armorics
Althe
Frregularures
House of Savoy
Mississippi
Houston
Kansan
Toantmaster
Stafford
Mall
Buckingham Palace
London
Dewitt MacKenzie
Betan
Russia
Ah Army of
Aan
Pettengile
de Soto, Sunflower School Boards
Child
Trock Pratt
Marget Duran
Baldwin News
U—Presdem
Fronde
Rankin
Beaman
Fegan
G Berman
N.Y
Hanna's
B. G. Gustafson
Streamline
Elscharltos
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