Feud within Supreme Court over Justice Jackson affair
The article reports on tensions within the U S Supreme Court linked to Justice Jackson and the hearing involving his former law partner. It notes discontent over recusals and a public feud, with accounts from Nuernberg where he serves as prosecutor of Nazi war criminals and reactions from friends and observers.
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Dackson
Congressional
Justice Dackson
Artinn
Lhce Black
Ruriors
Nuernberg
Jacke Aon
Han Gant Ts
Tlyeone Mihlens
Arvount
Hark
Sreribo
Jackson
Darkaen
Iine Way
Tris
Dias
Back
Man for Kansas Frank Carlean opens governorship bid at Concordia
The Kansas gubernatorial candidate Frank Carlean opened his campaign in Concordia, pledging straightforward efficient government. He criticized prior methods in Congress, vowing direct action and plain dealings to fix federal issues. Pravda reports Britain courting weak Allied cooperation, while Italy’s republic debate triggers unrest in Naples and Rome.
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Frank Carlean
Conecordia
Kaneng
Callean
Congress
Carlson
Kansas
Truman veto of Case bill could reshape politics and industry
The veto is expected to influence the 1943 campaign and industrial relations. It may reduce strikes by killing favored legislation and limit government plant takeovers. Critics say advisers aim to protect the Democratic labor alliance, risking public interests while Senate streamlining proposals hint at costly government overhaul.
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Truman
Congress
Legislaton
Rough Revenue Men Feud With Hensel Farmers
Hensel farmers in several western counties protest federal revenue agents demanding four years of income tax papers and cross examining returns. They petition Congress, arguing indignities, while noting some payments to the treasury. The piece critiques the taxing system as a rough, escalating contest for money in a planned economy era.
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Monestrenn News
Hensel
Sax
Congress
Treasury
Grand Mufti of Jerusalem flees as Palestine tension rises
The British era and World War II era figure Haj Amin El Husseini, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, has vanished amid mounting Palestinian tensions over Jewish immigration. Once allied with fascist powers, he directed anti Jewish campaigns from exile and is reportedly in Syria or nearby, with Arab leaders meeting to discuss the Anglo American committee’s Palestine recommendations. The upheaval accompanies U.S. and British talks on keeping order in Palestine as immigration debates intensify.
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Jerusalem
France
Middle East
Palestine
Grand Multil
Herbert Samuel
League of Nations Mandate
Haj Amin el Husseini
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Iraq
Arabia
Egypt
Iran
Syria
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Haj ‘Amin
Bish
Samuel
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Old Home Town News and Local Engagements
Marriage notices for Maureen Reusch and Perry McPheeters at Lawrence with family attendees, Esther Flory and Lloyd Knapp wed in Lone Star style, and Annette Fugate engaged to Harald Mattoon with Beatrice ties. Births announced for a daughter Agnes Elizabeth and a hospital birth. Local church property case, Richer home, and various nurses and students finishing or starting training. Names include Reusch, McPheeters, Flory, Knapp, Fugate, Mattoon, Strachan, Carr, Murphy, Stance, Sproul, and Barrows.
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Jake Reusch
Witlan
Maureen Ella
Perry Wayne McPheeters
W. A. McPheeters
Olathe
S. B. Lucas
Lawrence
Alberta Reusch
Roscoe McPheeters
Sroam
K. K. Lewis
Memorial Hospital
Esther Fiory
Austin Flory
Lone Star
Lloyd Knapp
Los Angeles
Daniel Flory
Eldon Ulrich
Betty
Florine Christenson
Deal
Maureen Reusch
Perry W. McPheeters
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fay Miller
Vivian Berger
Dorothy Clark
Helen Shirar
Marjorie Marte
Esther Kuhn
Inez Jensen
Hazel Shirar
J. A. Fugate
Annette Fugate
Harald F. Mattoon
Beatrice, Weh
N. F. Strachan
Agnes Elizabeth
Strachan
Alice Carr
Eudora
Elizabeth Murphy
Rosedale
NG. Hughes
Ellen
Joseph Stance
Pueblo
Cola
Shattuck Military School
Franklin Barrows
Wendell Mack
Edwin Young
Staunston Military Academy
Fortieth Year Notes Include Malaria Case and Travels
The item reports David Krehbiel contracting malaria Teaver forty years ago, with Miss Pansy Anderson returning from Kansas City. It notes Portia and Anna Losey visiting Kansas City friends, Clark Bouldin returning from Kansas City, Lola Brown departing for Chicago for the summer, and Mire. E. L. Benson and baby visiting her Topeka parents on the California road.
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David Krehbiel
Malaria Teaver
Pansy Anderson
Kansas City
Portia
Anna Losey
Clark Bouldin
Lola Brown
Chicago
Mire
E. L. Benson
Baby
Topeka
W. B. Johns
California
Undefined Puzzle Clues Prompt Mixed List
The fragment appears to be a word puzzle or crossword style clue list with numbered hints. It includes references to a figure skater, a summer month, geographic terms, a poker stake, horse gait, an American novelist, the Siberian gulf, VE Day, a sweet drink, greed, existence, a charged atom, support, moistening, an area men phrase, a parent, and a cella.
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Europe
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Flying Toa Low Editor Journal World
Letter warns of fatal Horton Sunday accident as a young flier died flying too low near parents home. Calls authorities at Lawrence and the university to address reoccurring stunt flights above town and campus. Objects to army and navy fliers buzzing over the area and fears a future crash into buildings or the power plant harming many. Protests should be sent to nearby airfields. H Campbell
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Journal World
Horton
Lawrence
University
Army
Navy
Campis
H. Campbell
Treece Appointed Assistant Director of Housing at KU
Lawrence native Richard Treece, KU liberal arts graduate class of 1941, is named assistant director of housing during the housing emergency. He will share offices with Irwin Youngberg in Frank Strong Hall, after serving five and a half years as a Navy lieutenant commander in the Pacific. Treece and his wife Mary Elizabeth Linsey live at 1529 Kentucky, Lawrence.
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Richard Treece
Lawrence
University of Kansas
College of Liberal Arts and
Rciences
Hag
Deane W. Malott
Irwin Youngberg
Frank Stronghall
Treece
E. L. Treece
University High School
Mary Elizabeth Linsey
Orange
Tex
Navy
Philippines
Okinawa
South
Pacific
Kentucky
Gas industry expands lines across the nation
Washington reports a rapid expansion plan for the natural gas network. Applications before the Federal Power Commission seek 9,000 miles of new or improved interstate pipelines with about 200 million dollars in investment. Hearings begin June 17, with bids of 70 to 800 million dollars to buy and convert existing pipelines for gas transport.
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Washington
America
Federal Power Commission
New York
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
National Coal Agsoviatins
Tom J. McGrath
J. McGrath
Trond Brotherhonds
McGrath
Atomic Energy
Baldwin News wedding and community notes from Baldwin
The Baldwin News reports on local events including weddings, visits and job moves. Highlights include the marriage of Catherine Coder to Glen Reeves at the First Methodist church, visits by Ray Cotler and family to Chanute, and noted relocations of Loren Keve and Frank Wolf family. Also covered are Baker College connections, ministerial teaching plans in Nashville, and returning residents from Wichita and Washington.
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Grlando Sampie
Kansag City
Sampie
C. Scott Morgan
Marcia
Kansas City
Loren Keve
Wiles A. Keve
Mabel Hartley
Mission
Keve
Chanute
Glen Reeves
Claude Reeves
Lenore Williams
Reni Schmitke
Betty Jo Exicksor
Margaret Claire Leitaker
Denise Martin
Junction City
Bn Rose
Nelson Cover
Charles Roger Reeves
Charmain Schmitker
William Nelson
Migs Coder
Jon Schmitke
N Schmitke Rane
J. William Nelson
Springfield
Ben Schtke
Charmain
St. Louis
W. B. Courtney
Quinter
E. A. Kellogg
Wakeeney
J. R. Kellogg
Merreta
Opallah
Charles EB. Kellogg
Wilmer
Niles
C. E. Kellogg
Miltonville
Kenneth Saunders
Paleo
Roscoe Kellogg
Sona
Nashville
Tenn
Marian Miller
Betty Ja Erickson
Kansan City
Junctien City
Frank Burnett
Lawrence
James S. Chubb
Norman G. Hunter
Wichita
Baldwin
Baker
New Aid to Science Develops Ultra Thin Tissue Slicer
New York June 12 reports a whirling knife from Interchemical laboratories that spins at four speeds up to 1000 miles per hour to slice human and animal tissue as thin as a quarter of a millionth of an inch for electron microscope study. It also cuts wood leather and plastics. four precision ball bearings keep the razor sharp blade stable at supersonic speeds. The device emits a siren like sound and can be used only briefly due to heat generated.
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New York
Interchemical Laboratories
Delicatessen
Schoeppel Reappoints Hucke to State Savings Board
Topeka June 12 Gov. An drew Schoeppel reappointed E. L. Hucke Parsons to the state savings and loan board for a term expiring July 7, 1950 The governor also renamed Harry A Pepper Washington Kan to the state barber examination board Pepper’s term will end June 30 1949 The note on stockings distance appears misplaced in the source.
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Topeka
Andrew Schoeppel
E. L. Hucke
Parsons
State Savings and Loan Board
Harry A. Pepper
Washington
Kan
State
Barber's Examination Board
Pepper
Nervous Apparel Rules Mention Evening Gowns and Civilians
A wartime memorandum states nurses may wear evening gowns and civilian clothing at ornate functions and in their quarters, but warns against excessive off-duty civilian dress. Classified ads suggest the quickest path to housing or rooms for rent through local listings.
Frozen Food Storage Units From Beaman's Radio Service
Beaman's Radio Service advertises Wilson Zerosafe Food Freezer and Storage units with upright cabinets and Pal A Way Frozen Foods top opening cabinets. Sizes range from five to 88 cubic feet, priced to fit, with insulation claims and payment terms. Contact 1200 N. Phone 140.
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Wilson Zerosafe
Beaman
Radio Programs Wednesday Evening Schedule Details
Radio listings for Wednesday June 12 outline a dense schedule across KMBC WREN WDAF KMEC etc with show names and hosts. Programs span afternoon into late night including news, sports, music, and variety acts featuring stations such as KMBC WREN WDAF KMRC KMT. Details include host names Jack Armatrons Ted Woat Collette Yen and others alongside show titles like The Jack Carson Show and Supper Club.
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KMBC
Operation Crostmadm
ADAP
Atternoon Melotrom
Wren
Jack Armatrons
Kmecheria Smith
Sew Wark
Wdaf Neweceast
Max Falkenstien
Jack Carson
Mra North
Ted Woat
KMB
Christan
Jem Hersh
TOD
WDAF
Ene Vantor
Fane
Abner
Eel A
Bowe
Murray Boo
Meeric
Kyser
Collette
Eve Smith
WDA
Sven Gunster
Kmlcan Sric
Feo
Stansell
New Coeiery Ouech
WTA
Pacis
Uriart
Keentear
KMRC
Kansas City
Neal Bor
Toun
Aber
Haynes
Janett Kmec
Itiek Haley
Gugate Perua
Barry Wilemien
Americm
Kagcoiainad Venture
Wharoatinnt
Cretetig
America's Town
Tata
As-Kmec
Smith
Hichard Viarknese
Noaine
Na “Smith
Bob Hartin
KMNCG
Mr Keen
Derama
Wren—Hassehall
AWA
Wesien
Gers
Orch
Okmbc
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