Journal World Rates and Affiliations Listing
The Journal World prints subscription rates and newspaper affiliations. It notes advertisers, associated press credits, and staff contacts including Lorenzen and Thompson parts in New York Chicago and Kansas City offices. It also includes a biblical verse and a note on public access and circulation audits.
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Massachuret Street
Lawrence
Kansas
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Terror in Palestine and British Efforts to Restore Order
Fragmentary text describes tensions in Palestine with appeals to Britain and United States. References to Jews and Arabs as ancient rivals, British attempts to keep order, and rising violence or unrest across the region. The OCR yields garbled wording around events and factions.
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Britain
United States
Anil Ag
Malott Urges Graduates To Shape Social Hope At KU
Chancellor Malott’s address to the University of Kansas graduates stressed social hope tied to the university, urged purposeful lives beyond security, and called for constructive action. He warned about power shifts from big business to labor unions, questioned international balance with Russia, and urged graduates to engage thoughtfully in a complex, unstable world.
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Chhancellor Malott
University of Kansas
Russia
Maratt
Legionville Gift Auctioned After World War I Tragedy
The Legionville installation in southeast Kansas, a Wanras couple gift to the American Legion after World War I losses, is auctioned. Originating on Montgomery County land, buildings were added. it served as an orphanage then a tuberculosis hospital. The Legion sought to donate the site to the state, but the state reportedly sees no current use.
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Legionville
Kansas
American Legion
Wanras
Legion
Ussarre
Montgomery
Alabama’s Bankhead Family: A Royal Line in State Politics
The Bankhead political family of Alabama shaped public life for generations. Senator John H. Bankhead’s death prompted a review of a line that includes Speaker William B. Bankhead, Representative Walter Bankhead, and Niece actress Tallulah Bankhead, praising their long service to state and nation.
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Alabama
Bankhead
John H. Bankhead
United States
William ‘B. Bankhead
Walter Wit] Bankhead
House of Representatives
Tallulah Bankhead
Alabams
Veterans Return Elevate Campus Through Credit For War Service
A returning veteran at the university wins eight hours credit for wartime prep work and easily meets graduation requirements after earning a commission. He receives a cap and gown, symbolizing a degree still to be earned by many veterans. Instructors report the first wave of returning men has raised classroom performance and intellectual rigor.
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Veeran
Cnneen
Brainte
Thrasher argues for salary rethink and labor reform
James Thrasher proposes a $13,084 pay for congressmen instead of $15,000 arguing extra effort justifies a raise. He links the idea to broader labor legislation sought by President Truman. The piece also notes a river flood tornado in River Rouge and Canada and observes most typical tornados occur outside the state.
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James Thrasher
Truman
River Rouge
Canada
Kansas
Crawford plan stirs rural school consolidation debate in Kansas
The Crawford county plan to shrink 124 districts to 17 and form large consolidated schools sparks strong protest and court action across several counties. While counties differ in approach, Crawford’s master plan aims for countywide restructuring despite heavy opposition from rural patrons.
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Parsons Ton
Kansas
Comnty
Crawford
Echants
Crasford
Crawford County
Immigration crisis drives Zionist unrest in Europe and Palestine
Signs urge swift action on Jewish immigration as thousands flee Eastern Europe to Germany and beyond. British and American officials wrestle with 100000 Palestine intake and Bevin's rejection. UN relief expands to Jews in Germany and Austria amid escalating Palestine crisis.
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Holy Land
Germany
High Command
United States Army
Reich
Belsen
Europe
Palestine
Displaced Persons
Bevin
Labor Party
England
Nalone
America
House of Commons
Attlee
New York
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Austria
Local Notables Depart for Meetings and Travel
Miss Hleda Kindlesperger and Miss Yesta White lead a school delegation to Los Angeles for a national nurses convention. they will visit Lawrence teachers Ida Good Verna McQuey and Til Het Cherie. The Al Sa club met at Mrs Irving Hender ann’s home to close summer. Mrs Henry D Brown and daughters 8. Ann and Susan go to Boulder for summer. Maud Elsworth departs for the University of Mexico. Josselyn and Leo Flint depart for Fort Sheridan for reserve officers training. R K K Trivett undergoes major surgery at Lawrence Memorial. Martha Rayhill and her mother travel to Marshall for two weeks with F C Barnhill.
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Hleda Kindlesperger
Yesta White
Alice Vicke Val
Woodlawn School
Los Angeles
Kindlesperger
Ida Good
Verna McQuey
Til Het Cherie
Lawrence
Al-Sa Club
Irving Henderann
Henry D. Brown
Ann
Susan
Boulder
Maud ‘Elsworth
University of Mexico
Mexico City
Josselyn
Leo Flint
Fort Sheridan
Ill
R. KK. Trivett
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Martha Rayhill
L. M. Rayhill
Marshall, Mo
Rayhill
F. C. Barnhill
Local notices span harvest trip, cadet training, bids for stadium
Twenty five years ago M J Wells left for Lone Pine Ranch in Banks county for harvest. James Willis Holmes received word of acceptance for citizen army training at Camp Pike Arkansas. Six contractors bid the K L stadium building. Miss Mary Louise Marsh and Walter Byron Sneegas wed June 16 at Hobart Oklahoma. Mrs Sneegas teaches ballet. A family reunion occurred south of Lawrence with many relatives present.
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M. J. Wells
Banks County
Lone Pine
James Willis Holmes
J. R. Holmes
Camp Pike
Ark
K. L. Stadium
Mary Louise Marsh
Walter Byron Sneegas
Lovie Hunsinger
Beulahinger
Anden Wells
Alford Wells
Orin R. Bales
Svatley Breeze Farm
Charles Spray
Mary Lou
Edward L. Griffin
Washington, D. C
Mar- Alexander
Lawrence Population Shifts Highlight Local Timeline
Forty years ago Lawrence reports a 41A population rise to 12 123 with official current counts at 15 877. County totals reach 25 349 up 240 in the year. Lawrence Guardsmen travel to Fort Riley and Pueblo for rifle contest selection for Seagirt New Jersey. Names listed include Captains Merrow Means and Fletcher Phillips, William Clark, Sergeants Wallings Wicks, Cpl. Lawrence, Musician Hunt and Private Kline. Edith Snows visits Mrs. George B. Penny. Miss Mary Sullivan and Albert Melander to be wed tonight.
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Lawrence
Russell
Pueblo
Lawrence National Guardsmen
Fort Riley
Kansas
Seagirt
N. J
John Merrow
Hugh Means
Fletcher Phillips
William Clark
Wallings
Wicks
Hunt
Kline
Edith Snows
Toveka
George B. Penny
Mary Sullivan
Albert Melander
C.1.0.-P.A.C. Defeats and Primaries Overview
The C L0 P A C faced 15 congressional primaries with 14 defeats and one victory. Dunn Survey shows 97 of 100 House members backed by labor labor reform were renominated. Folsom in Alabama led locally but fell short in Birmingham. California saw Warren renominated, while Detroit’s mayoral race marked a notable setback for C L0 P A C aligned leaders amid strikes and disruptions. The group targets Dies Committee members and historic opponents like Starnes Costello and Dies in past campaigns.
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Samuel
Pettengill
C.10.p.a.c
Alabama
O- P
Folsom
PLAC
Cil Sunport
Birmingham
C.I.C
California
Warren
Detroit
Frankensteen
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Ishor
America
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Congress
Dies” Committee
Debate on CIO-TAG Power and Labor Policy
A columnist critiques CIO-TAG leadership and tactics, noting failures to purge opponents and misread election returns. They praise American labor leaders like Sam Gompers and warn against expansive, global campaigns. The piece cites California transit stoppages and public sentiment about strikes, urging focus on bread and butter issues.
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Thomas
New Jerk
Rockies
Hollman
Truman
California
Los Angeles
Cio-Pac
James Roosevelt
Ickes
Bretton Woods
United Nations
Spain
Sam Gompers
Main Street
Edmund Burke
America
Why Not Urge Lawrence Families to Patronize Bakeries
Letter to the editor asks Lawrence residents to support local bakeries during bread shortages. Critiques Kansas City bread supply and calls for timely local action. Mentions a USES conference attended by Harry R. Barnard, manager of the Lawrence U S Employment office, in Topeka on June 20 and 21.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas City
Bar
Lawren
Harry R. Barnard
Lawrence United States
Administrative Office
Topeka
Marines to Keep Tsingtao Orderly Amid Attacks
U S Marines will help Chinese authorities maintain peace in Tsingtao as Communist forces threaten the port. Brig Gen Walter T Clement avoided defending the city, saying only that maintaining order is vital for safety. Reports say Chengyang, 18 miles north, was recaptured by government troops. Estes, Seventh Fleet command ship, sails to Tsingtao as families of sailors are to follow.
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Tsingtan
U. Marine
Shantung
Walter T. Clement
Clement
Central
Associated Press
San Francisco
Nationng
Chengyang
Tsingtao
Peiping
China
United States
Manchuria
U. S
Nanking
Shanghai
Estes
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Charles Cooke
Bree Komnriedze
Peale Silent Comic Horizont 1 6 Pictured Comedian
A compact word list puzzle with clues spanning across numbers and fragments. The dense entry mentions terms from theater, geography, religion, and daily objects, requiring cross-reference to fill in missing letters and connect related words.
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Ireland
Truman Accepts Two Ambassador Resignations
President Truman accepted the resignations of William Dawson ambassador to Uruguay effective August 31 and Orme Wilson ambassador to Haiti after 26 years in the foreign service. Dawson, a St. Paul native, plans to return to private life. Wilson’s departure date was not announced.
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Washington
Truman
William Dawson
Uruguay
White House
Dawson
St. Paul
Minn
Orme Wilson
New York City
Haiti
Wilson
Foreign Service
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits And Rotary Talk
Mr and Mrs John W Slocum of Topeka called on Baldwin friends Monday afternoon. Mrs Slocum known locally as Miss Hester Beawtchamp. Mrs Gene Frank of Kansas City Kan paused in Baldwin en route home from Pittsburgh. The Baldwin Rotary Club heard a fine talk Tuesday noon at the College Cafe by Dr Edwin Milne of Nashville Tenn, a lecturer at the event.
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John W. Slocum
Topeka
Old Baldwin
Slocum
Baldwin
Hester Beawtchamp
Gene Frank
Kansas City
Kan
New
Pittsburg
Baldwin Rotary Club
College Cafe
Edwin Milne
Nashville, Tenn
Bal Sech
Mi “Bright
Atnut
Gien Reeves
Stewart
Teen Stewart
Lawrence
Minneapois
Minn
Helenerness
Edwin Loren Early
Startha Dean
Leroy Ernest Deve
Olathe
Methodist
Be Scrcen
Delta Delta Delta House
Samuel J. Heaton
John W. Heaton
John W. Jr
Jim
H. R. Justice
Tulsa
Okla
Fred Schrubbeck
Pampa
Tex
Hampden
Jaws
Justice
Alpha Chi Omegas
Baker
Clyde W. Brewster
University of Kansas
L. G. Templin
Mia. R
Keon
Diana
Kayr
Oklahoma City
Lawrence L. Thompson
Larry
Kensington Club
Lake Baldwin
James Sharpe
Fred Sharpe
Erma Harris
CG. CE. Harris
Emporis
E. A. Troyer
Pulaski
Lawrence Business College
Sharpe
Baldwin High Schol
Baker University
Beta Tau
Kappa Sigma
Nautilus Club
H. H. Thompson
Routh Eighth Street
Mary King
George Davis
Radio Programs and Local Notices Farce Baldwin News
Radio listings mix with social notices in Baldwin community page. Mentions include WREN WDAF KMBC and KMRC schedules alongside engagements, weddings, and visitors with names such as Mrs Reeves, Miss Stewart, and Rev. L Temlin. events span June activities, a Kensington picnic, and a Tau Kappa wedding in Lawrence.
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