Pressure on White House as Congress Passes Tax and Labor Bills
Capital pressure mounts around the White House as Congress moves two major bills, tax reduction and labor regulation, facing presidential choices that may conflict with cabinet advice and national sentiment. The administration weighs factions, while opponents push hard, making a difficult moment for President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Truffat
Weeden
Coures
Fongrese
White House
Farley’s Inside Dope on Roosevelt and Democratic Leadership
James A. Farley writes a series examining the break between Farley and Franklin D Roosevelt. He argues Roosevelt demanded personal loyalty to the party, while Farley prioritized party leadership over the president. Farley sees Democratic strife from stalled leadership amid several administrations and notes intra party politics will be dissected by a seasoned observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
James A. Farley
Franklin D. Roovevelt
Farley
Roosevelt
White House
FLDR
Demafrave
Uuit Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Russia and the common man politics clash over ideas
The piece critiques Wallace’s claim that the common man seeks Russia for inspiration. It argues many Americans see Russia as ideas backed by force, but such notions don’t fit U.S. interests. It notes Truman’s stance toward European regimes and questions the effectiveness of state department notes in dealings with foreign grabs. It ends pondering a method to move beyond impasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rr Wallace
Russia
Mr. Wallace
United States
Central
Topeka State Journal
Truman
State Department
Nominee Circumerances for Father of 1947 Named
Leon ard G. McGowan of Misbara Ind is named as the natural nominee for American father of 1947. He joked about wanting a dog for Father’s Day and reportedly received a dog from seven sons, a moment later described as perplexing but humorous. The piece also notes name changes at the University of Kansas Hospital, now University of Kansas Medical Center, and laments the public’s likely continued use of Bell Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard G. McGowan
Ind
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
University of Kansas Medical Center
Wheat Country Talk: Farmers predict bumper Kansas crop
Eastern Kansas wheat yields spark talk of 60 bushels per acre on one farm with a 30 bushel county average and government parity guarantees. Farmers discuss open market effects, volunteers, and future years while noting dairy and poultry reductions and personal memories of past hard years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Telegram
Kansas
Rmer
Board of Trade
Aaid
Marshall Plan and Western Europe unity effort
The column discusses Secretary of State Marshall's plan for European economic regeneration, the Red regime in Hungary, and the push to coordinate international effort to save western Europe. It notes Truman's stance against oppressive regimes, the rising influence of Communist parties in France and Italy, and the need for unified action with France and Italy as pivotal states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S
Marshall
Europe
Bert
Tore
Tne Nivat
Desrepme
T' Perind
Hungary
gTam
Mateus
America
Ottawa
Truman
Economme
Eropean
Ennemur orMeram
Romania
Bulgaria
Italy
Frais
Couirse
France
Taty
Peving
Paris
Prench
Bilault
The Old Home Town Engagements and Birth Announcements
Mr and Mrs C Rumsey announce the marriage of their daughter Erma to Lloyd Shank of Lawrence on June 4. Mr and Mrs Karl Whighstl of Kansas City announce the birth of Forrest K on June 11, Mrs Whighstil the former Thelma Orr of Lawrence. Miss Miriam Hughes has left to visit Kansas City and Chicago before returning to Long Beach California. Mr and Mrs Will Martin and children spent Sunday with Earl Martin in the Barber neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rumsey
Erma
Lloyd Shank
Lawrence
Karl Whighstl
Kansas City
Forrest K
Whighstil
Thelma Orr
Miriam Hughes
Howard Veatch
Chicago
Boreat Park
Margaret Meyer
Oest
Wal Reinke
Kvarpae Cts
Alice
Ate Taghit
Grote Evans
Ottawa
Wehier
Aed
Ch Onte Bacel
Alfred Kinete
Oktatanahr
Menard EL Kahler
Mie
Dias Orrik
Mit Pal Cabriel
Vos Chuty Thueaday
Mies
Dorothy Dean Lee
Mary Stot Abert
Omaha
Daighter
Oglon
Tar
Dione Wiese
Ted Ure
Clarence Dieag
Enforcas
Varlwan
Gabriel
Rend-Co
Twugies
Galen
Ernest Milbure
Thesday
Ray
Willerd Teft
Baldwin
Willard Sentate
Oscar Allison
Pater
We View Methodist Church
Lawreece
Wok. Bright i
Tomeleek
Clinton Park
Curtle Diedrich
Cualeen
Swope Mark
Ranake
Sunda
X Grantp
Fries
Martin Abel
Isangin
Local notices and famille events from twenty five years ago
Arthur Douglas hosted friends to a radio concert from Sweeney School in Kansas City. Louis Peckham, son of Mr and Mrs E S Peckham, named assistant general news editor of Spectator at Shattuck Military Academy Paribany Minnesota. Miss Mary Underwood hosted a bridge party for her cousin Mize dia Hinckley of Maquaketa Iowa. Mr and Mrs Clay Kameey of Kansas City announce the birth of a son June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Douglas
Sweeney School
Kansas City
Louis Peckham
E. S. Peckham
Spectator
Local Notes and News From Forties Era Visit and Events
Forty years ago Lee Niemeyer traveling for Barteldes Seed house is home briefly. Miss Leona Jenkins and Alta Smith of Wamega visit Mr and Mrs Peirce. University Board of Rewenta met to decide location for engineering building. construction to begin at once. Mrs Fred Shephard of St Joseph visits her parents. Bertha Elliott deaconess spoke at the Methodist church. Miss Ada Kunker hosts. Harley Armstrong announces birth of a son June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Niemeyer
Barteldes
Leona Jenkins
Mise Alta Smith
Wamega
Mra
Peirce
University Board of Rewenta
Fred Shephard
St. Joseph
A. Christenson
Bertha Elliott
Kansas City
Ada Kunker
Harley Armstrong
Fragmented Radio Schedule Fragment at Night
A garbled OCR fragment lists radio and TV station notes from WDAF WREN WDAP and others. It mentions concerts, news segments and dates like June and November with scattered times and events, indicating a local listings page with multiple program previews.
Letters to the Editor on Parking and Race Tensions
A reader outlines double parking on Main Street and asks why officers do not ticket violators. The letter then recounts a bus ride incident about race tensions between white and Black passengers and urges better understanding. The writer notes there have been about 7,400 murders in the United States over the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain Lachetne
Massachuset
Sam
The
United States
Movement to secede from Germany in Hohenzollern region
In Hechingen, Germany, a movement seeks an independent country within the tiny Hohenzollern principality. Propaganda flyers urge locals to remember their heritage while leaders push for special license plates for cars. A social democrat obstructs the plan as French rulers monitor the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hechingen
Germany
Principality
Hohenzollern
Willian
Pieter Levis
Chaetiay
Presi
Joyns
Seountry
Fren Lindich Castle
Carla Schmid
Hohenalern
Bismarck
Lichtenstein
Prussia
Kaicers
Wurtelenberg
Elbow Bending Seen as Divorce Cause by a Judge
Kancae City reports at the Missouri judicial conference that elbow bending at a cocktail bar is cited as a leading divorce cause. DA husband drinks, returns late, collapses at home, prompting divorce talks. Judge Edward M. Ruddy proposes a 30 day waiting period before marriage to curb impulsive unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kancae City
Dinnee H.R. Lacriere
St. Louis
Edward M. Ruddy
St. Laui
Comic Star Horizontal 17 Pictured actor T7
A crossword style clue grid lists multiple entries across and down including actor hints, maritime terms, materials, and common words. It features references to silent pictures and various definitions for both horizontal and vertical positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiin
Virginia Cab
Delegates Chosen For National Boys Forum At Washington
Wichita youths Alf ord Bissell George Foshee were named delegates to the National Boys Forum in Washington D C August 1–8 after Sunflower Boys State. Bissell, chief justice of the state supreme court, and Foshee, governor, will attend with Kent Frizzell of Wichita as a guest of the Legion. Drowns in Farm Pond near Auburn Melvin Foster Jr 13 drowned after a riding accident in a farm pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Alford Bissell
Great Bend
George Forshee
Ater
Washington, D.C
Bissell
Juste
Supreme Court
Foshee
Loys
Kent Frizzell
Legion
Farm Pond
Auburn
Melvin
Bud) Foster, Jr
Tha Box
Foster
Baldwin News Social Notices and Local Gatherings
A Baldwin page lists numerous social events and appearances. Mrs Waydann and Mrs Wathen attend gatherings, with callers and graduates mentioned. Local dinners, bridges, and club meetings are described, noting attendees, hosts, and venues around Baldwin and nearby Lawrence.
Kanes Oy Fuse of Sister Sent Mrs Walters in Hospital
Mrs Alea Walters spent several days last week in Kanes Oy for the Fuse of her sister Mrs Homer Murceh art Mr Marsh Danley and Rarmiond, one of Mrs Alvena Stetten, were in the Lawrence Memorial hospital on Wednesday for lone sil operations. The last meeting of hegan at the Helanthus Chapter Gis wae held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alea Walters
Kanes Oy
Homer Murceh
Marsh
Danley and
Rarmiond
Alvena Stetten
Lawrinte Memorial Hospital
Hegan
Helanthus
Radio Programs Across Stations in Topeka and Kansas City
A garbled list of radio program names and hosts from WDAF WREN KMBC KFKU and other stations outlines shows such as Cavalcade, Dinner Musical, Voice of Firestone, Radio Theatre Hour, and Doctor Tale. It notes dates in June and mentions attendees at a community event, plus references to local figures and surprising personal news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Aninge
KMNBC
Wdar—Cavalcadea EN
Topeka
Wren
Joan Davin
Voice of
Firestone
Wren—Lane Ianmrer
Kmhc Radio Theatre
Lan
Treasury
pweWiarepr
Rand
RMEC
Hawk
KMAO
Jarwell Thomas
Woaf—Supper Club
Motorola
Farnsworth
Ait
Kansas City
Tulsa
Omaha
Carl Griswold
Frank Lesch
Garwin Gillum
Ivan Browning
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Mehandas Gandhi
Gandhi
Pittsburg
U. S
Chanute Tribune
Arthur Preston
Kansas Christian Endeavor Union
Dune
Wrehits
Lawrence F
Son
den Gray
Tce
Josephine Kansas Cit
Arthur Preaton
Leavenworth
Richard Chartrey
Aweluta, Ree
Shine Ta
Trc Kilker
Manhattan
Ram
Kanesas Axewiation
Robert Geoffrey
Tanaka
Ant Ferm Schriver
Palne
Ila Ita
Tela Omen
Raymond Diehl
Monroe Ingerum
If Congress
Mehl
Dewitt MacKenzie
Liebert
Kais Mark Sraith
Sieene & Gaprinéssa
OH -Kmec
WDAF
Green Hornet
Romberg Bork Mlc
Lowe
Suyper
Oak Homre
Jeffer
Comic Star
Crevings
Pace
Aniices
Ee Is
Terrie
Jimmie Puleo
New York City
Nations Boys Forum
Baldwin News
Waydann Ny
Ford
Rooke
Ana Deureter
Eerie
Wathen
Pallin
Walt
Ania Sauer
Walter
Bard Riley Mars
Philsseo Ny
Maryann
Thompson
Sarah Counts
University of When
Coun
Anore
Mroo
Wat Couhta
Do Cht
Mortor Hertert
Charies Fiawbrake
Rex Staines
Benth Mares
Haymiond
Leo Willan
Ste
Carl
Wallan
Iurt Maxwell
Land
Quon Leininker
Willan
Raymond
Charles
Nynstitus
Mechaniel M
Eberr Willey
Grace Savin
Paul Taylor
Calvin Vursie
Norminn Baspriice
Winch
Henrge Hotson
Edward Histon
Frien Penne
Ile Lontenneker
Jaynes
Sartell
Waslaciar
Erie
Federal Bureau of Sinnlards
Eudora
KFKU
Rie
Stowits Rana Drug Store
Beaman Beaman
HANNA
B. G. Gustafson
Mal Fisher
Ambulance Service
Funk
Phare
N. H
Beaman
Radio Weekly
Folks
1200
N.Y
Your Truly
Oliver B. Berman
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