Rumors of Invasion Spur Alarm Over Mongolian Outpost
The text discusses possible Red Army backed incursions into Sinkiang from Outer Mongolia, amid Cold War tension and Soviet influence. It notes Mongolia's status as an independent republic under heavy Moscow direction, Mongolian treaties, and strategic rail routes linking to Russian Turkestan as context for regional power dynamics.
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Nanking
Apia
Rongalian People's Republic
Onta Ongolia
Sinkiang
Chinese Turkestan
Outer Mongolia
China
Kremlin
Moser
United Nations
Mongedian People's Republic
Moscow
Russia
Sinkinng
Mongolia
Horder
Genghis Khan
Red Army
Turksih
Turkestan
Soviet Union
the & Forge
Hami
Chinee
Rusia
India
Physica
Fragmentary historical note on geopolitical shadows
A desultory fragment describes perceived threats from Russian and Chinese actions, referencing western reactions and a potential Ked banner in Sinkiang mountain passes. It mentions India, Britain, agrarian centers, and vague crises raising concern in western capitals about a distant territorial display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Sinkiang
Letter to the President on war bills and labor rights
A reader voices fierce opposition to a veto on labor and income tax bills, urging the President to resist measures seen as restraining labor and enabling war profiteering. The letter condemns censorship, urges military training for youth, and denounces political and international meddling, ending with a call to America first and critic of war profiteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiligur Journal-World Wearad
Joe Stalin
Kansas City
Truman
Pre
Abe
Jabar
Anil
Europe
Sens
Fidhe
Prayer Service Notice and Thanks Offerings
A short Wednesday notice from June 11 invites prayer and thanks. It mentions a prayer service and thanksgiving, with a brief line about offerings or collection figures. The fragmented text references June 11 and a request for prayers and gratitude.
Occupation Money and Rumors of Russian Involvement
A wartime money debate questions whether Russia supplied plates for occupation currency used in Europe and suggests millions have been redeemed in American dollars. Senators seek an investigation as reports surface of profiteering and misused funds, with no formal army report yet delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Russia
Sam
Si Ie
Adien
Furupe
Traffic light proposal at Massachusetts and Twenty Third Streets
City officials weigh options after repeated serious accidents at the Massachusetts Twenty Third Street intersection. Highway patrol cautions traffic lights may not solve the problem but urges action, including repainting, added guardrails, and safer curb approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Seeigar
Highway Patrol
Wrong Move Protest Against New Labor Bill
The piece argues protests are poor moves by labor against a new labor bill. It condemns labor leaders as unreliable and claims the bill benefits many in organized labor and the general public. It asserts interruptions in production would hurt no one except agitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labori
Organized Labor
Congress recalls and Sino Soviet tension in China
Speaker Joe Martin proposes a recall mechanism for Congress before next January 3 via acting party leaders in either house, reflecting a preference for legislative control. Separate notes report Troops from Outer Mongolia advancing into Sinkiang with Soviet aid as part of broader China upheaval and questions about Soviet involvement in the war equipment flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Martin
Congress
Truman
Martin
Tronpa
Quter Mongolia
Sinkiang
China
Traffic and flood concerns loom over Lawrence plans
The Lawrence board of education faces a future traffic problem with a new high school plant that will draw student movement through existing roads, raising needs for street widening and one way routes. Floodwaters threaten western streams, with rising levels causing downstream damage and uncertain protections for life and property. The Spanish parliament named Franco chief of state for life amid broader unease, while reference to Hitler’s Nazi state hints at troubling historical context.
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Lawrence Board of Education
South Louisiana
Lawrence
Parta
Alemst
Mount Oread
Massachusetty Street
Franco
Lfe
Hitler
Verbs from Nouns in Everyday Speech and Odd Jottings
The writer notes many common nouns becoming verbs and cites a club bulletin about a farm boy who moved to the city. Examples include autoed golfed motored and other coinages as a cautionary voice about language shift, plus a reference to gold extraction from water and a suggestion for careful filing.
Old Home Town Celebrations And Names In Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Cecil E Smith named their newborn son Richard Dean at Memorial hospital on June 1 Mrs Sherman Fearing hosted a miscellaneous shower for her daughter in law to be Mrs Elmer Kramer Guests of honor at a picnic supper at Gage park included Mrs Helen Fearing Col and Mrs Paul Canady and family Of Topeka who plan to move to Lawrence Also listed are numerous local names with ties to Topeka and the Boys Industry school and community and a long roster of attendees from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil E. Smith
Richard Dean
Memorial Hospital
Sherman Fearing
Elmer Kramer
Helen Fearing
Col
Mire
Paul
Canady
Topeka
Lawrence
Gage Park
Colonel Canady
Boys’ Industry
Twenty Five Years Ago Rural High School Eighth Grade Graduates Listed
A list of rural Aches students who graduated from the eighth grade yesterday includes Luville Craig Bernice Holltrs Fred Rockhold Clara Vo tan Alice Kasberger Lenora Kelly Arthur Vetefish Kathryn Sheppard Wallace Tuttle Everett Prentice Farmer Burton Brown Vemne Dix Francis H. Curtis Roy Curtis Dorothy Elfiost Loretta Shaw Dorothy Bryan Wington McNeve Hash Martin Howard Bond Harley Lyons Opal Hollingsworth Ruby Ismlingsworth Theodore Jones Irma Belle Cummings Cyrus Anderson Paul Zillner Mary Williams Mary White Harold Seiual Ernest Papenhausen Louise Neidermaier Ruthel Hitria Reita Everley Agnes Elder Charles Durr Mane Combest Addelene Brown Earl Bohnsack Elmer Rasere Cooper Frank Carson Otto Carson Mabel Ruth Dey Margaret May Cowles Roy Oscar Johnson Edward McClint Jock Mary Hodge Georgia Rukes Myre Sullivan Amelia Simon John Montport Mae Harbee Bernita Heim Florence Gravel Nellie Slavens Wayne Rew Oliver Nevis Ralph Mignot Neva Rock Vera Bew Abram Williams Frances Williams Roth Sturdy Clifford rede Alt Clarence Schehrer Jnni Schehrer Howard Laughlin Dortha Todd Merle Garber Gracia Garbutt Bertha Tells Edward Singlerland Anna Herman Jennie Steens Clifton James Avier P Schick Robert James Gray Edna Fae Muncan Deenthy A Fourt Ora Tkenberry Lawrence Steels Grover Husted.
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Aches
Luville Craig
Bernice Holltrs
Fred Rockhold
Clara, Votan
Alice Kasberger
Lenora Kelly
Arthur Vetefish
Kathryn E. Sheppard
Wallace Tuttle
Everett Prentice Farmer
Burton Brown
Vemne Dix
Francis H. Curtis
Roy Curtis
Dorothy B. Elfiost
Loretta Shaw
Dorothy Bryan
Wington McNeve
Hash Martin
Howard Bond
Harley Lyons
Howard Laughlin
Dortha Todd
Merle Garber
Gracia Garbutt
Bertha Tells
Edward Siingerland
Anna Herman
Jennie Steens
Clifton James
Avier PL Schick
Robert James Gray
Edna Fae Muncan
Deenthy A. Fourt
Ora Tkenberry
Lawrence Steels
Grover Husted
Edward
High School Sorority Spring Party and Local Weddings
Forty years ago Enya Schleifer left for Uh to spend the gunner with Lea ura Cramer left for Miss eventage to her honey Arkansas Titero to visit Miss Sadie Durse ve Walter and Clyde Harding headed to Colorado for summer. The annual spring party of the high school sorority was Friday night at Fraternal Aid. Grand march led by Mary Clark and Fred Landon. Programs by Helen Hodgson Ariene Rowlands Adrianne Atkinson and Margaret Kariaga. Mrs. John Haskell hosted a garden party in honor of Mrs. McDonald of Prividen er Ro and Mrs. Bruno of Harrisonville. Miss Myrtle Long Carrie Mitchell and Elsie Armstrong left to attend the wedding of Miss Claudia McNair and Fred Duncan in Cawker City Wednesday. Miss Bersie Raymond with Agnes Ahriauh pianist and May Host will give a recital at Hudora Opera House Friday under Ladies Aid Society of the English M I church. The wedding of Miss Carolyn Louise Schneider and George Jones occurred yesterday at the bride’s parents somber home.
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Enya Schleifer
Lea
Ura Cramer
Eventage
Arkansas
Sadie Durse
Walter
Clyde Harding
Helen Schaeffer
Mary Clark
Jane Adama
Oreta
Cawker City
Bersie Raymond
Agnes Ahriauh
Mise
Whistler
Hudora Opera House
Ladies Aid Society
M. I. Church
Carolyn
Louise Schneider
E. H. F. Schneider
George Jones
Bank Director Horizontal Director of International Bank
A compact crossword style clue set lists definitions and answers for a horizontal and vertical grid. Multiple terse entries include roles, numbers, and terms such as Come forth and Turn over with hints for artists, directions, and common words.
Insects and Dance Terms Span Dense List
A compact OCR fragment lists scattered terms such as insects dense, turn, dance, innate, foreigners, reach to, and more belove. The readable bits show no coherent event or person but suggest a glossary or keyword sequence from a page segment.
Flashes of Life Platypuses Pampered New York
Three platypuses at the Bronx zoo receive pampering after arrival from Australia. Officials changed keepers, uniforms, and barred certain spectators while a city’s air conditioned claim drew crowds. A separate note mentions lemonade for visitors as a Chamber of Commerce offer amid heat.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
Adventures of a Ballad Hunter by Lomax and Chamblon
John A Lomax travels the back roads of America seeking folk songs from Mississippi to Texas. He records melodies and cries from frontline workers and inmates, showing how forgotten tunes reach the Folksong Archive of the Library of Congress.
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John A. Lomax
Mac Milan Company
New York
Ken Chamberlon
John Lomax
America
Lomax
Mississippi
Bosque River
Texas
Expar
Altha Loman
Homie
Wight
Library of Congres
Bond a Month Plan Expands Automatic Savings Bonds
The Treasury Department announces a bond a month plan for automatic purchases of US Savings Bonds via bank checking accounts. By June, over 9 percent of Douglas County banks offer the seven month option. The plan, explained by Riley Burcham of Lawrence National Bank, debits the depositor’s account and delivers bonds monthly at no charge. It broadens payroll savings concepts to small businesses and self employed individuals. The program supports a nationwide campaign for thrift and financial security.
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Treasure Department
Washingt Every
Douglas County
Riley Burcham
Lawrence National Bank of
Lawrence
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Executive Council
The
American Bankers Association
Debe
Treasury
Jane
Valley Forge Scalding Incident Injures Seventeen on Ship
Seventeen men were burned aboard the 27000 ton aircraft carrier Valley Forge when a broken steam line flange flooded the No 3 fireroom. Nine or more were treated at the ship’s sick bay and at the Philadelphia naval hospital for minor to second degree burns. The exact crew count among the injured was not immediately available.
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Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Navy Public Relations Office
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
New Writers of a7 Short Story Book on Sale at KU
A small book titled New Writers of 1947 containing five short stories and excerpts from two novels is now on sale at the University of Kansas campus. It is published by the writers' workshop under Preface Ray West and features authors Charles Nilon John S. Baird Robert Hutchinson KR W Taylor Bonnie Oswalt Carolyn MacKinnon and Herbert Kaufin. The volume is available in the Administration Building Frazer Hall and the Union Building.
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New Writers of 1947
Uni Pabla of Kansas
Writers’ Workshop, U
Prefecce
Ray West
Charles Nilon
John S. Baird
Robert Hutchinson
KR. W. Taylor
Bonnie Oswalt
Carolyn MacKinnon
Herbert Kaufin
Frazer al
Enion
Capt Rybicki to be tried for aiding art looters
Warsaw reports the district military court will soon start trial of Capt. Stefan Rybicki 44 once emissary to Poland for the Polish government in London and former French Foreign Legion officer. He is accused of large scale operations helping Poles escape with valuable art objects and of acting as translator at SHAEU.
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Warsaw
Stefan Rybicki
Poland
London
Rybicki
French Foreign Legion
United Sates
Europe
Star Staff Member Dies in Kansas City Article
A Star staff member, Warner T. Bill, died at his home last night after a long illness. He served as a sports writer in Kansas City for the Star for several years and held the role of sports desk staffer before his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Ciy
Warner T. Bill Bigwerstaff
Iff
Offi
Baldwin Notes and Visits Highlight Local Life
A Baldwin column records social events, visits, and acquaintances. Mentions include Mrs. Gil, Murray Wilson of Salina, Jer and Mrs. Wallace Ry Fleming, Joan Talley of Peabody, and Mildred Elizabeth’s upcoming visit. Funeral notices for Miss Choun and Mr. Baker are noted, with details of services and family attendees.
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Linsheft
Whitley Amd
Lovie
Beth
Ladi Okerland
Gilmibie
Murray Wilson
Salina
Tayrrat Wilson Halide
Wilson
Qratand
Jer
Wallace Ry Fleming
Mira
Joan Talley
Peabody
Sapur
Rose
Kent
Toy
Coats
Xena Dein
Saltria
Warren Laker
Sieben
Aria
Syilion
Woo Milford
Ratdawin
Autrey Turgtort
Minneapalsa
Misa
Turgtorfia Apt
Oakwhal
Te Tervanf de Maralt Baker
Alvin Foraker
Rev. Tiyde W
New York
Teihate
We Rochelle
Baker
Hia Ean
Warren Baker
University of Arizona
Leigh Maker
Mandala
Dahin Saker
Hiwawatha
0 McMitlen
Topeka
Weleg
Lawrence
Edeward Forking
Mise Andhe Verkins
Radio Programs and Baseball Highlight World Series Hit
A station guide fragment lists WDaF WREX KMBC and others with evening programs in June and June to July. The note mentions Charley Keller of the Yankees belting five home runs in World Series competition, a standout baseball achievement amid broadcast listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdaf
WREX
Charley Keller
Yankees
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White House
Finkind
Hier
Bae Fand
Joe
Peple
Warren Zi
Ciresiations
Ees
Fuh Funday
Tae
WEA
Wichita Fagie
Julia Abel
Fred Gottstein
Daniel Sturm
Esther Kenander
Leland Hillmark
Merothy Fine
Agnes Pine
Margaret Firntte
Mieton Hall
Lawrence — Leanhard
Gladys Tappard
Raymond Bre+chersen
Eumire Shannon
Alda Revemmer
Lidian ( Brohammer
Aether Tiatriel
Lacie Gabriel
Edsward Knaie
Liev Miller
Allen Westerhouse
Alvin Westerhouse
Nethie Fdith — Banks
International Bank
Ds Fieshen
Mle
Ruder
Bluefield
W. Va
Inday
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Maetchoster
Corrorster
Tong Town
Kiaho
Manda
Yellowston National Park
Food Insurance
Livingston
Moor
Joe M. Bentley
Bank
Gram
K.C
Edna Brand
Mana
Aed
Massillon City Hospital
NEA
Baldwin News
B. G. Gustafson
Jon Sro
Frances Ti Aneto
Piteat Wave Assays
Cdk
Cole Porter
Fred Waring
Wrights
Parker
Vacuumatic
Triumpha
Eversharp
Esterbrook
Keeler’s Book Store
Stowifts
Stors
Hanna
Beaman Beaman
Union Bus Depot
Mass. Vhone
Bi Law
Overland Greyhound Limes AG
Aenea Ey
Santa FE Trailways Sell
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