World Company News Summary
Fragmented text references World Company W C Bimoxs and editorials with names Sadie and Lawrence, Massachusetts. Mentions subscription rates and advance payments, National Representatives Letensen & pecn, New York Chicago offices, and Associated Press attribution. Likely a damaged newspaper page item with postal and republication notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs Journal-Worl
the World Company
W.C. Bimoxs
Presidentiaw
Mu T. Sadie
Ofte
Mansachusetts Aire Lawrences, Canes
Fstephens
Ous iMont
Ton Vos
Mei Peysbla
Advansaging
Letensen & Pecn
Ina
New York
Chicago
North Michinan Avs
Maness City
West Loth St
Associated Press
Associated Praag
USA
Ae Walles
al AP News Dispatches
Lawrence
Kansas
Truman vetoes tax cut bill as Congress braces for 1948 margin
The President vetoes the tax reduction measure approved by both houses by wide margins. He seeks greater executive control, signaling minimal chance of a two thirds overturn. Administration aims to fund global relief and guard against totalitarian threats, while critics argue tax relief would boost peacetime growth and postwar recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Brean
Truman
Congress
Caleblaved
Manta
India
Yaure
Pampered Fathers and Mother's Day Reflections
Fathers in Broken Arrow demand breakfast in bed yet face a reality check while mothers see a post Mother's Day spike in praise. Henry Wellace attempts speech on government-owned premises but fails. Washington DC growth now 1.2 million brings taxpayer burdens and growing pains to the capital.
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Okla
Father
Henry Wellace
Henry
Washington
Pravda criticisms of Marshall plan and Western aims
In this review by DEwitt Crenzic, Pravda disparages the Marshall plan as an extension of the Truman doctrine and argues the United States seeks to organize defense against communism. The piece notes Western diplomats doubt Russia will join and warns of potential East-West bloc splits and broader global influence.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist ‘Party
Marshal
Europe
Greece
Turkey
United States
Marsh
Roxain
Washington
London
Paris
Britain
France
Rus
Sia
Russia
Armenia
Germany
Security Council
United Nations
Efrts
London Daily Telegraph
Eurepe
Mirela
Dea | Achesonivan
Werleyan University
Achesin
Soviet Union
Peain Pewer
Ruania
Errat Rowena
Loxcow
Lumner Welles
Asia
Western
Costly Idleness Hits Maritime Strike Paralyzing Ports
Hundreds of ships lie idle in American harbors as a maritime union strike stalls trade. The disruption echoes through global commerce with cargoes delayed and relief efforts hampered, impacting industries nationwide. The June 17 1947 Kansas report notes ship movements tied to the broader recovery after conflict and aims.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
Idte
Kansas
Summer Burden and the Coat and Tie Dilemma
The piece notes summer arrival unannounced, cites the Arkansas Traveler on ditching coats and ties, and observes men struggle with outfits as heat rises. It lampoons seasonal fashion campaigns while admitting many cling to vestments or the muff in coat pockets.
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Arkansas
Debt Free Day and Postwar Debt Funding
A historical note on U S debt after World War I, detailing plans from Congress to retire domestic and foreign debt by 1945 and 1947 respectively. Mentions the debt funding acts of 1922 and 119, and contrasts optimistic projections with the actual debt level by mid-1947. Also references Father’s Day timing and old advertising norms.
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Omaha
Congress
Bnayx
Cran Arena
United States
Howdy
Kansas Elks elects new president and secretary
The Kansas Elks association ended its 42nd annual convention in Pittsburg with Raymond Johns of Manhattan elected president and Sid Patterson of Augusta chosen as secretary. Supplies of thiamine riboflavin niacin and iron in the country are at high levels thanks largely to grain enrichment.
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Kansas
Pittsburg
Kan
Poe
Kansas Elks Association
Raymond Johnsmier
Manhattan
Land Sid Patterson
Augusta
Local notes celebrate weddings and arrivals in Eu dora and nearby towns
Mrs P J Neil and infant return to Eu dora Miss Emma Mayer to visit Miss Mary Alicea McGinnis former Lawrence resident Gene Stanwix spends summer with aunt Mrs Carr at Lecompton Prof and Mrs M E Rice announce the marriage of Hazel Elizabeth to Morris E Mayes of Kansas City the wedding was on April 16 Mrs Maynard Harris hosts surprise party for Edith Harris birthday Mr and Mrs Ralph Weybright announce the marriage of Elda Rose to Frederick M Watters June 12 in Blue Rapids event notes span several local families and dates
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P. J. Neil
Eudora
Emma Mayer
Chicago
Mary Alicea McGinnis
Mayer
Lawrence Resint
Glen Champion
Bell Telephone Company
Garnett T9
Lawrence
Gene Stanwix
Carr
Lecompton
M. E. Rice
Hazel Elizabeth
Morria E. Mayes
Kansas City
Maynard Harris
Edith Harris
Ralph Weybright
Lone Star
Elda Rose
Frederick M. Watters
C.J. Watters
Blue Rapids
Twenty Five Years Ago Advertizing Manager Moves to Manhattan
Sylvester Kendall has gone to Manhattan to accept Doritien as advertizing manager of the Daily Mercury. Mrs B H Stover and daughter Hermina arrived from Wellington Texas for a visit with Mrs Stover's sister. Duan left for home in Indiana. She will be joined by her husband's sister, Misa Rena Dunn. Mrs Ralph Pine had tonsils removed this week. Misa Rebecca McCain Miss Mary Sisson and Miss Allene Roberts with chaperon Miss Mary McKinney will leave for Estel Park, Gplo, to attend the YWCA convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Kendall
Manhattan
Doritien
Daily Mercury
B. H. Stover
Hermina
Wellington
Tex
Misa Rena
Dunn
Ralph Pine
Misa Rebecca McCain
Mary Sisson
Allene Roberts
Mary McKinney
Join
Estel 1
Park
Gplo
Y.W.C.A
Mhaten
Teter
Teresa
Tielmee Heidener
Riblow
Ant Mire von Meims
Tin Reed McKay
William Mo Clark
Ratiwin
Bia
Mia
William OM. Clark
Chiieanna
Alexander
Misans
Ruth
Rena Alexander
Handere Can
S.C
Clarence Broadinet
Baldwin
RI Deel
Jamite
Braadtinnis
High Achrol
Carl # Knag
Heather Ant
Bil Knox
Wilfnrd
Jacek Austin
Burl Maxwell
Lea Smith
Charen Boneker
Obituary and society notes from Lawrence and Lecompton
Forty years ago Alexander Hogeland known as the News days Friend died in Omaha. He helped enact the Lawrence curfew law. Bruce Head of Lecompton announces the birth of a son. Adrienne Atkinson hosts a young social gathering with January and Calloway as guests. Lucille Leonard wins a whist prize among thirty two players. Mrs A G Ulrich hosts dinner for Dr Homer Qatman and Mina Herriot. Prof and Mrs J W Murphy move to Lawrence for the summer. Mrs XII Peabody and son Rus depart for a year abroad. Tester Kettering is struck by lightning in Lecompton. Min McKenzie returns from Kansas City.
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Alexander Hogeland
Omaha
Lawrence
Bruce Head
Lecampton
Adrienne Atkinson
Jesse
Miss January
Miss Calloway
Lucille Leonard
A. G. Ulrich
Homer Qatman
Iifornia
Mina Herriot
Illinois
J. W. Murphy
Lecompton
Xii. Peabody and Son
Rus
Tester Kettering
Lecomptton
Min McKenzie
Kansas City
New Graduates Urged by Malott to Advance Education
Malott addresses new graduates urging lifelong commitment to learning and to support Alma Mater. He warns that in a public university the institution’s fortunes lie with the legislature and alumni, and calls for critical judgment, civic responsibility, and ongoing involvement to strengthen education and democracy.
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Malott
Mr. Arcad
University Ism
K.U
Assumni
Uts Lewishiture
Kansae
Gmenne
Ransaa
Giataooen
Ioe Wari Cultural
Aduaterml
Soviet Union
Edmund Burke
America
T. W. Smith
Flashes of life and oddities crop up in small town notes
A collage of quirky events from June includes a Maine feline encounter with startled robins, a Richlands editor lambasting news, a town joke with a dachshund and bread, and a playful dispute about royalty terms among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richlands
Charlie Greevar
Richlands Press
National Bank
Grady Dalton
Slick
Dalton
Labor Bill and the Workers Unity in Flux Amid Polls
The piece discusses public opinion on unions and labor issues from Fortune Magazine and Gallup polls. It notes workers views on union effectiveness, honesty, racketeering, and costs, with Henry Ford receiving unexpected support as a nonunion advocate. It references Truman’s potential signature on labor measures and contrasts with 1940 feelings.
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Tabor Unity
Truman
Fortune Magazine
Name Inns
Henry Ford
John
Lewis
Gallup Tenk Anoth
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A garbled index of crossword style clues and captions lists many numbered items including Screen Actor, Transferee, Imagine, Stratagem, and various partial phrases. The readable fragments resemble a puzzle page with scattered definitions and cross references across film related terms and misc entries.
Labor Polls Show Workers Favor Less Power for Leaders
Gallup polls from 1941 and 1942 reveal broad worker support for limiting labor leaders’ influence and government wage controls during wartime. In June 1941 a large majority opposed the closed shop, and after Pearl Harbor a majority endorsed government job assignments and wage controls. Union members favored cooling-off periods before defense project strikes, while leaders criticized as out of touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatlup
Pearl Harbor
Gallup
United Steel Workers
War Labor Board
Union
Newra
Baldwin News: Mirth and Travel Echoes At Local Gathering
Fragmented local notes recount visitors and residents in Baldwin and nearby towns. Mentions include families like the Alexanders and Broadinet, athletic coach Bruce Brandeen, and social events hosted by Superintendent Knag and others. The piece sketches community ties and upcoming moves affecting the high school staff.
Couple wins first prize at evening event
Mary LeMaster and family are noted among attendees with Mr and Mrs Dee receiving prizes for a different score. The text lists many names including LeMaster and Heaton family members as part of Sunday visits and church-related activities. The fragment mentions a Kansas City diner and Blue Room Carver Cafe.
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Dee
Mary Nalte LeMaster
A ., LeMaster
Kansas City
Blue Room
Carver Cafe
Madelaine Stinner
Hazel Lines
Misa Helen Pipher Ral
Toneke
Dean
HL K
WW Sark
Jim
Xire
der Nelsen Popor
Methetist
Horton Fundes Moring
Horton
John W. Heaton
Forrest
St Heaton
Kats
Alan Vise
Sunflower area social notes and family visits
The column records gatherings and visits across Sunflower including Mr and Mrs Oscar Baker and children, Mr and Mrs Jake Stath and family, and Marjorie Ann Schepin of Landen staying with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Duncan. It notes tonsil surgery for an unnamed son, visits by Linda Kay Newautter from Kansas City, and weekend stays by Mary and Margaret Decks of Lawrence with the Deckwa family. Church attendance at Evangelical Brethren in Lawrence and various Sunday dinners are mentioned, along with community events at local homes, hospital visits, and unit meetings of the Woman’s Missionary Society with plans for future gatherings in Forest Park and a social benefit hosted by Mrs. Schneider.
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Oscar Baker
Cof Lawrence
Jake Stath
Efilder
Mir
Mes
Duncan
Marjorie Ann Schepain
Landen
Jim Duncan
Schepalin
Ruth Schepatin
Arn O
Gardner Hospital
Robert Newautter
Linda Kay
Kanone City
Hunt Home
Mary
Margaret Decks
Lawrence
Deckwa
Wester
Mra
Norman Hunt
Othe
Ao- Dette
Aren. Sored
Royal American Senten
Sith Ates Renettel Aa
Martin Peamler
Bertin
Mire
Kansas City
Tan
Wie
Roger Lets Bela
Ern Abel
Mro
Arry Tefliole
Walter Thome
Martin’ Abel Phent Suediy Ts Kaneasite
Martin Abel
Jack O'Conner
Et Gardies
Walter Parker
Me Hollow Witter
Parker
Matames
Louise Parker
Fayettevite
Ark
Dave
Roacos
Mre Parker
Harry Waek
Gahel
Beidal
Sunflower
Aimprtren Gecton Ammac
Mt Aint
Brad Rothebergen
Mra Iuthberger
Earh Mont Lathe
William Merciar
Mr c
Charlen Ceharmee
Arvin Fate Hetty
AN Qed
Hersteliber
Mrooatel
Mee
Oxi Sele
Ales Pood
Mreepa
Honea
Weetler
Carl Nrte
Stee
Renahie Ted
Astiemn
Mehitere
Welderanut
Aten
Radio Programs Listing for June Evening Schedule
Radio listings detail evening program slots across stations WDaF WREN KMBC AKFRU WDAP and KMEC with shows like Green Hornet Fibber McGee and Boston Fans Concert plus local segments such as Open Hearing and Supper Time. Multiple stations feature evensong Evang Dinner and Summer Band with varied local personalities and broadcast times.
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Dork Mbc
WDAF
Green Hornet
WDAP
Ah Normnc
Sea the Tire
WRENS
Abner
Boston
WDAPP
Marlowe
Bo—County
KMEC
Romberg
Rengkes Maupin
Lowell
KMBC
Jack South
KNBC
Milton Retin
Heart of
Residents Attend Baptism at East Sule Methodist Church
Mrs Atten ic and Mrs Brown hosted guests of Mrs Allen's sister on Tuesday. The party planned to attend a church service on Wednesday in Wernicer, Miky 8 Joie Newton, and then visit Mire Ale Ter at View Cig Welore YOR.
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Ellesbethe
Mew Allen
Brown
Atten Ic
Wernicer
Joie Newton
Sule
Ale Ter
Odden Ley
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Dewitt Crenzicap
Chanute Tribune
American Medical Ton
Hutchinson News-Herald
Gorham
Minnie
Tobin
Eva Hague
Angora
Louie G. Feil
J James
Famunl
Pettengill
Pt Aer
Jure
Duteh City
al Edgar
Bry
Baldwin News
Eudo
Stowits Ress! Drug Store
AIR Aqe
Charlton
Mt Wren
Dannis Ua
Wren
Misia
Lawe
al Jolson
Wrights
Muys
H.W. Rownson Klark Island Lines
Lawrence, Kansas
Rock Island Lines
Beaman Beaman
RADIO
Batterien Hanna
G. Gustafson
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