Out of Bondage June Editorial Note
A dated newspaper snippet references a theme of freedom with the line We have not received the scroll of bondage again to far but we have received the spirit of adopts. The page shows subscription rates and Associated Press notices. No clear event or names beyond generic providers are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thorripann, Inc
Worth Stichlew
North Michigan
Kansas City
Associated Press
Focal
Audis Bureau of Circulations
Postoffice In Law
Kannas
Adopts Roemane
Unclear OCR fragment on price controls and OPA actions
Fragmentary text notes rising prices and OPA measures with references to fighting, delays, and uncertainty about how to unify or raise prices. It mentions price controls, supply, and potential actions but lacks coherent details or readable names or dates.
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OPA
He & Pound
MPA
OFA
Devoted Faculty Endures Two Semester Year Strain
A wartime shift to a continuous two-semester schedule wore on faculty as teaching loads increased and vacations diminished. Postwar plans reject a return to prewar ease, though hours may ease during a summer session. Veterans benefits and pensions pattern the effort as faculty vow continued earnest service from wartime beginnings.
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K. U
Inganada
Atomic energy exchange linked to world peace safeguards for all
The article argues that America should barter its atomic energy expertise for lasting peace with safeguards. It cites Senator Millikin of Colorado pushing Europe peace treaties before international control, noting U S Canada and Britain hold most knowledge. It warns that spreading knowledge will occur anyway, so the U S should demand protections and enforceable guarantees.
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Millikin
Colorado
Europe
United States
Iran
Huernatuuna T Renties
Canada
Engand
Rivalry at the Supreme Court Sparks Intrigue in Not Merely Gnesip
A Washington belief centers on a clash between Justices Frankfurter and Black as the Supreme Court row deepens. The Not Merely Gnesip supplement to Felix Morley’s Human Events portrays Frankfurter challenging Black’s status as the court’s intellectual leader and suggests Frankfurter drives criticism of Black through Jackson. The resulting court portrait is unsettling.
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Felix Morley
Washington
Supreme Court
Frankfurter
Black
Jackson
Court Teac hership Hopes For Independent Intellectual Role
The remark suggests a possibility of an intellectual Teac hership within the court that would stand apart from the influence of the three men named. It implies a desire for an autonomous scholarly presence shaping policy or opinion without their control.
President Truman Proposes Armed Forces Merger Plan
President Truman outlined a proposed merger of the armed forces to Congress urging laws to enact the unification. He suggested a single cabinet level officer overseeing three equal branches of land, sea, and air forces, while noting enduring training and operational differences.
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Truman
Congress
Cabie
Nothing Settled in Labor Strife Debate and Reform Efforts
Congressional allies of organized labor view a temporary halt in threatened maritime strikes as not ending efforts to curb strikes and push remedial legislation. The piece notes Kansas representatives voted to override a veto on the Case bill, saying settlements of a couple of dangerous strikes do not fix the underlying issues.
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Congressional Friends
House
Kansas
Washington
Gimme s the Word Cattesrile Journalay Vote Report
The Colby Free Press notes a Western Kansas town split on a school gym proposal with seven voters in favor and seven against. Residents support new gym facilities but oppose funding via taxes, warning federal funding may ease the burden. The piece frames the issue as a reflection of public sentiment on government spending.
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Colby Free Fress
Kansas
Schoo Gymnasium
Washington
India’s Progress Toward Absolute Independence Sparks Interim Plan
The piece discusses Britain signaling a provisional government in India if Indian parties fail to unite. Lord Wavell and London plan a five from Congress and four from other groups cabinet, with a constitutional assembly to follow. Tej Bahadur Sapru argues Britain should use strong-arm methods to force unity if needed.
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India
England
Lord Wapre
AML India Congress
Mafia League
Smnallee
Congress
Berd Wavell
Wavell
Subcontinent
Nadia
Tej Bahadur Sapru
Tej
Sir Tej
Allahabad
Britain
Local Reserve Officers Meet Over Reorganization Plans
A meeting in Lawrence planned for Thursday night will discuss reactivating the Reserve Officers Association chapter. Election of officers dominates the agenda as the group seeks to reorganize with Downing, Kansas in charge. Local officers urge Lawrence residents to attend to support reorganization efforts. Dean Call to Retire in Manhattan Kansas on June 18 announces R J Throckmorte to succeed L E Call as dean of the School of Agriculture and Virechies, the Agricultural Station at Kansas State, retiring July 1.
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Reserve Officers Association
Lawrence
Downing
Kanbe
N . AM
Dean Call
Manhattan
Kan
R. J. Throckmorte
L. E. Call
School of Agriculture
Kansas State
S. Eisenhower
Address to KU Class of 1946 Ends Commencement Address
Chancellor Deane W. Malott delivers a farewell address to the 1946 University of Kansas graduating class at Memorial Stadium. He stresses preparing for life beyond specialized training, balancing labor power and national policy, and the duty to engage in a dynamic, reconversion era. He notes the KU colors origin and honors coach E. M. Breas t in funeral services to follow.
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Malott
Times
K. U
Memorial Stadium
Deane W. Malott
Ely
Opiy
Louis Bromfield
United States
Unio
Truman
Russia
Virason
of Kansas
University
Atchison
Yace
Harvard
E. M
Hoje
Tuoivull
Old Home Town Notes and Local Births and Weddings
Mrs Hazel Dawnon left Sunday for a tour of the southern states the Atlantic seacoast and Canada. Miss Barbara Owen departed Monday for Glenwood Springs Colorado and the Diamond J Ranch at Meredith Colorado to stay until September. Mrs Rosa Ise leaves tomorrow for a trip in the east. Mr and Mrs Fred Zoellner of Tonganoxie announce the birth of a son Tom Frederick Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Ise of Wichita announce the birth of a son Monday. Lorna Jean McElhinney Margaret Jane Winsler Margaret Benge Mary Alice McGinniz Marie King Audrey Moranville Kate Clark and Warren Curd listed. Miss Margaret Shaw and Harlan L Dickerson both of Lawrence were married in Denver Colorado June 8.
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Hazel Dawnon
Atlantic Seacoast
Canada
Barbara Owen
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Diamond J Ranch
Meredith
Rosa Ise
Fred Zoellner
Tonganoxie
Tom Frederick
Frank Ise
Wichita
Lorna Jean McElhinney
Margaret Jane Winsler
Margaret Benge
Mary Alice McGinniz
Marie King
Audrey Moranville
Kate Clark
Warren Curd
Margaret Shaw
Harlan L. Dickerson
Lawrence
Denver
Belleview visit and birthday party reported in society notes
Twenty five years ago Mr. and Mrs. Sam Allen visited at the home of their daughter Mrs. Claude Landon in Belleview. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwartz and family and Mr. and Mrs. Don Heffner called at Henry Schwartz’s Overbrook home Sunday evening. Ellen Curd entertained with a teen party for her ninth birthday, with guests present.
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Sam Allen
Claude Landon
Belleview
Charles Schwartz
Don Heffner
Henry’ Schwartz
Overbrook
Ellen Curd
Land purchases in Wilbarger and local departures noted
Forty years ago Henry Kimmel and Green Case bier of Melouth vicinity bought sections of land in Wilbarger county. Ellen Holden returned from visiting Hesper. Marie Sinclair arrived from Dubuque Town. Ben Williams and Letha Williams departed for Seattle for the summer. George Rising family left for Salina. M P Heard traveled to Excelsior for a two week visit.
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Henry Kimmel
Green Casebier
Melouth
Texas
Wilbarger
Ellen Holden
Hesper
Marie Sinclair
Dubuque
Ben Williams
Letha Williams
Seattle
George Rising
Salina
Excelsior
Advertising Plan Aims to Boost Kansas Agriculture Industry
To advertise Kansas, the Kansas Industrial Development Commission announced an August start for a nationwide campaign funded by 1100 advertising to reach millions of readers. The vote also approved expenditures for sorghum processing research, wheat grain value studies, dehydration tech, natural gas utilization, and plastics research using Kansas agricultural products. Kreisler's Condition Good reports Fritz Kreisler's son recovering after surgery for peritonitis at a New York hospital.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
William E. Long
Kreisler
New York
Fritz Kreisler
Iit
Baldwin news notes and social visits in Baldwin Kansas
Local Baldwin items recount social calls and family visits among residents. Mr and Mrs Charlesines hosted guests at the Lawrence Memorial hospital event. Mrs W A Saucier attended her sister’s graduation in Chicago while Frank Gilhoni visited Baldwin en route to Minnesota. Religious services featured special music at First Methodists in Baldwin.
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Liske
Melos
Charlesines
Lawrence Meneral
Hernhrodt
Aulane
Bettdeukims
Ely
Eth
Stanley Fuckin
W. J. Adramce
F 'Schnebly
Misa Harriet Osborne
Usth
Claude Ts. Beehs
and Little Daughtoive
Kansas City
Samuel A. Deet
Barnthouze
Frank
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
W. A. Saucier
Chicago
Lucy Talbot
Brent
University of Chicago
Jai
Virgil Wond
Windsor
Dire
Fail Kirker
Fred Ith
Baker
Sheldon
Ben
First Methodists Church
Baldwin
Wiliam C. Nice
Arthur Kloster
Jean Frances Foster
Clydant Brewter
R. A. Gerber
Jud Sedi ‘i Tana
Mitchells
Gerber
Judy
Sidney
Ahern Will Saw
C.F. Es
Betty Ebright
Topeka
Walker
Chanute Gams Lead Carthage in KOC Circuit Standings
Chanute edged Carthage in a KOC Circuit matchup as Miami Blues pushed Jola from third. Oels plated 11 runs on 14 hits in a 11-5 win over Pittsburg, with Bill Ward limiting Brownies to five hits. Tola fell 8-3 to Rastlesville in a homer-filled game. Miami beat Carthage 8-2 to move into third, Cardinals hitting Jordan for five hits and 10 strikeouts by Redhi Alexander Thimas the elder.
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Chanute
Carthage
Miami
Blues
Jola
Standigas
Oels
Pittsburg
Owls
Bill Ward
Brownies
Tripper Vy Hemnandes
Tola
Rastlesville
Riu
Jordan
Onix
Tuesday Evening Radio Schedule Chaos at KMBC WDAF WREN
A scrambled listing of radio programs and show credits for Tuesday evening June 16 across KMBC WDAF WREN WDAP KMBC KMNC etc. Items include news segments Weather reports The Jack Smith Show You Want To Lead and Band With Judy Romance and other variety/music programs with multiple stations and announcers such as Eric Smith Tom Greece Richard Harkness and Benetar Thought.
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Wrenstock Armuatrons
KMBC
WDAF
Eric Smith
Wren
Ted West
Basetad
Jonnay
Presenta
KMNBC
Judy Romance
Core Tate
Clver Martin
Kvenne
Fomaerg
Jack Smith
Erle South
Heart of America
Fiano
KMN
Greece
Darre Orch
WEE Benetar
Chieran Melodies
P. Kane Fiath
WDAP
Land Tauresia Orch
WRES
Nere
KMNC
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Stenspina
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Maseachusetts Bireet
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Armed Forces
DawiTt MacKenzie
AP Foreign Affaire
America
David L. Conn
Middle East
Stalin
Hitler
Russa
University of Kansas
Mohammed
Industrial Development Commission
Baldwin News
Chanute Gams
Alexander Thimas the Elder
Count of Monte Cristo
B. G. Gustafson
Phonograph
Shell Deak Type
Reaman
Innes
Tonscience
Helen
Gaorce
Queon Mary
Keosia
Rankin
Mesa
Hanna‘s
Pearl Harbors
Fas Charltos
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