Chastenings and Daily News Details
A small historical newspaper snippet includes subscription rates in advance and mentions Associated Press sharing. It references Lone Associated Press and daily publication details with a dated item June 15. It notes chastenings and a religious line about despising the chastening of the Lord.
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Calling the Tune Acheson Says Arms Increase Needed in West
Secretary Acheson warned Russia is arming beyond defensive needs, signaling global unease. He urged the western world to raise armament and general preparedness, arguing peace rests on credible power, while diplomacy shows no clear policy for better outcomes.
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Acheson
Russia
Dias
Reyer
Japan
Kansas City's fentennial: crowd growth and city’s changing image
Promoters hoped for wide interest in the Kansas City fentennial events and the program drew large crowds including nonresidents. The article reflects on how geography and time have shaped the city at the confluence of the Kaw and Missouri, noting shifts from its early wild origins to a modern, developing metropolis.
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Kansas City
Vt Fe
Kaw
Missouri
Karsaeity
Gtr
Candidates’ Planks and a Severance Tax Debate
Kenneth Anderson, Democratic candidate, hints at a severance tax on oil, gas, and minerals but leaves open whether to earmark revenue for teachers. Carl Rice backs the Brannan plan with reservations, urging limited trials before broader use. A court orders receivers in the Lusion Corporation amid a prefab housing scheme tied to a $27 million government loan that failed.
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Kenneth Anderson
Sean Miatien Far
Mnor Ik
Hia
Anderson
Carl Rice
Mart
Lusion Corporation
Kansas Balkans term sparks local debate in Third district
The Pittsburg Headlight notes the nickname Kansas Balkans applied to the Third district, praising its distinctive tax and character while warning that political strife could draw attention. It recalls the term’s origins as derision and its impact on local identity amid broader views on peace with Japan and relations with Russia.
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Kansas Balkans
Pittsburg
Balkans
Hera
Neady
Kansas
Dense base covers 1200 miles of the Da fie
A garbled report notes a dense base extending about 1200 miles as an unusual meteorological phenomenon. Readers might misread it as political, but the piece clarifies the weather context rather than any policy shift. A Father’s Day aside mentions Aventage graduates with an average of children, above the national average.
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Wandburn
Where Will It End The Growing Government Deficit
The article notes rising deficits across the Federal state and local levels. In 48 states spending surpassed revenue by 797 million dollars while revenues rose 9.6 percent but spending grew faster, totaling 11.792 billion. Deficits spread from federal to local governments, with taxes looming as a growing burden on people and businesses.
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Atatea
Congress
Peace Talk and U S Forces in Japan Face Delay
Secretary of defense Louise Johnson and General Omar Bradley head to Tokyo for talks with General MacArthur on a Japanese peace treaty. The debate centers on continued U S occupation, base protections, and competing aims of the United States Britain Russia and allies in Southeast Asia.
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Oswitt MacKenzie
AP Peraign Affairs Analyat
Defense Johnson
Omar N. Bradley
Tokyo
Doogies MacArthur
America
Washington
U. S
Nippon
Far East
Russia
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Japan
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Philippines
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U.S
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Germany
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Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Moscow
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Louise Johnson
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Guam
Summerfield scholars award named to four local residents
Old Home Town notes Garland Landrith Thornton McClanahan Clifford Reynolds and Arthur Nelson receive Summerfield scholarships. Miss Jean Russell weds Edgar Robinson at First Methodist Church this evening. Engagements announced include Miss Ida Good to Archie Johnson of Tes Maines Jaws. Ridge party host Mrs Willard Good of Terry reveals the couple. Mr and Mrs E W Hamlin and daughters Lucinda and Betty Ann of Austin Texas guests of Mr and Mrs T H Marshall for ten days depart today. Peggy Wadhame leaves Wednesday for La Jolla California to spend the summer.
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Garland Landrith
Thornton McClanahan
Clifford Reynolds
Arthur Nelson
Summerfield
Jean Russell
Edgar Robinson
First Methodist Church
Ida Good
Archie Johnson
Tes Maines
Jaws
Willard Good
Terry
E. W. Hamlin
Lucinda
Betty Ann
Austin
Texas
T. H. Marshall
Peggy Wadhame
la Jolla
Calif
Proposals for brake testing tours to Lawrence discussed
Twenty five years ago proposals to conduct brake tests for Lawrence automobiles this summer were made to Mayor Holliday who favored them. Ada Musselman of La cona Iowa married Walter Brune of Lawrence June 10 at the bride's sister's home near Liberty Center Iowa. George J Schultz announces the engagement of Madeline to Kenneth Miller of Bethany Missouri. Tom OQ Wear and Son Moyers Oklahoma visiting Ralph Colman. S. T Still of Tonganoxie with daughter F. M. Springer. Laura Glidden heads to Manitou Cole for summer. Jennie May Richardson of Chicago visiting W. C. Richardson and family.
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Lawrence
Holliday
Miaxtele Ada Musselman
Lacona
Iowa
Walter Eugene Brune
Liberty Center
George J. Schultz
Madeline
Kenneth C. Miller
Bethany
Tom OQ
Wear and Son
Moyers
W. C. Richardson
Forty Years Ago Proposals for Amusement Park Progress
Forty years ago the community reports partial sale of park stock with over 7000 residents subscribing. Street tracks reach the pasture site and work on the park buildings will begin soon. Also noted is the June 8 wedding of Ellen Benton to Dow Dews, plans to reside in Kann. Mrs Guy Biguby’s recent street car accident injuries are mentioned, along with a note about Fear, a settler in Lecorapton county.
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Mise Ellen Benton
Dow Dews
Parpenta
Kann
Guy Biguby
Settlers County
Sity
Lecorapton
Rats and Cats Editorial Mockery of Government
A reader quotes a Collier's short story about floods and rats to deride current governance. The letter condemns party strategy and delay in rat river policies, calling for accountability from both Democrats and Republicans and favoring common sense leadership.
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Journal-World
Trey Gy
Collier's
API White
Meyer
Sandhen
Dave Tre
Fragrant Flower and Royal Italian Family Clue List
A compact clue set listing items including Fragrant Flower, Indian weight, symbol for tantalum, a thoroughfare, a trial, the Royal Italian family name, Crimson, and Brythonic god. Each entry hints at a cross word style answer.
Oath of Office To Girls Tonight
Girls States delegates list includes Jolene Frutiger Smith and many others from towns across Kansas. Speaker Carl Harder of Yates Center urged safety on highways while Dr Alph Kennoe spoke on duty, service, and the flag as a symbol to preserve.
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Jolene Frutiger Smith
Cen- Bh
Darlene Camiereritt
Davoy
Virginia Certain
Dodge City
Betty Liver
Fort Dodge
Saint Attorsey
Lavoy Good
Aukland
Susie Johnson
Lawrence
Marlene Fortune
Penokee
Jacque Coghi
Augusta
Marlene Gray
Chaiu
Jody Clinesmildwater
Tne Cook
Hope
Marilyn Barnard
Topeke
Barbara Jenkins
Lindsborg
Jean Harman
Concordia
Marilyn Schumacher
Ellis
Barbara Thurow
Mackaville
Fern de’ Witt
Cottonwood Falls
Smoky Hill County
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Ottawa
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Chaser Scoti
Loia Johnson
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Eureka
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Miller
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Great Bend
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Beloit
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Lincoln
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Holton
Mary Ann Connell
Junction City
Maurine Foster
Satanta
Shirley Sloan
Larned
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Burlington
Phyllis Hanna
Dighton
Carolyn Lager
Frontenac
Betty Hancock
Mankato
Sue Smith
Kansas City
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Herington
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Burr Oak
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Bucklin
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Jetmore
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Yates Center
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Topeka
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First Speaking Class In Course For Business People
The first speaking class for businessmen and women will be held at 6:30 tonight at the Hearth. The nine week course emphasizes penmanship and public relations with classes led by Prof B C Hurdler and B C Furhter.
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Furhter
Yath Aumorer
Lawrence
Hia
Nuchler
Kansas University
Carlson Joins GOP Race For U S Senate In Kansas
Topeka June 15 Frank Carlson filed today for the Republican senatorial nomination. The two term Kansas governor handed his declaration to the secretary of state before leaving for the National Governors Conference at White Sulphur Springs W Va Carlson, six terms in the House from the sixth district, would preside over the conference and then return June 24 to discuss national government issues and public services for Kansas. Harry W Colmery of Topeka opposes Carlson for the nomination.
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Frank Carlson
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Kansas
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Six filed for office in county and township posts
Six more candidates entered the race for county and township offices, announced by County Clerk T. R. Gerhart. Names listed include Harold Beck, Republican incumbent for register of deeds, W. R. Jeffries for Wakarusa township treasurer, 3.3. Krum precinct committeeman, Beattie Collins for Lecompton township treasurer, Charles Holman for clerk, and M. F. E. Kelly, Democrat, precinct committeeman from second precinct of the fifth ward.
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T. R. Gerhart
Harold Beck
Register of
Fifth Ward
Los Angeles Victim Identified In Bridge Tragedy
Police identify Maris Garcia after a fatal Mac Street bridge fall caused by a car collision. The 16 year old suffered fractures and internal injuries, fell 50 feet, and died at the scene while a Ontario, California motorist Mrs. Frank Opal reported striking the girl.
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Mac Street
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Mes
Vietoriy Gareem
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Valif
Minor Traffic Accident Near Tenth and Connecticut Street
Police report a minor collision at Tenth Street and Connecticut Avenue involving a Ford driven by Payal Ray and a Mercury with Garcia as the other driver. Both vehicles sustained light damage with no injuries reported.
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Connecticut
Payal Ray
Nyton Tuck
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