Journal World Subscription Fates Deliveres by Carrier
A damaged OCR fragment notes subscription delivery by carrier with date lines and Associated Press credit. The text references Lawrence Kansas and a June year, mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulations, and includes a Bible verse attribution.
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Associated Comess
Associates Press
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Court reform debate echoes American constitutional caution
The piece warns that swift court overhauls risk derailing long standing judicial norms. It notes executive naming of justices and legislative scrutiny as checks. It cautions against copying foreign systems and urges patient, competence based reforms to preserve the court’s independence and prestige.
Draft plan shifts to 15 year olds for home service
Indispensable youth conferees move toward a draft arrangement including 18 year olds to bolster manpower. A compromise favors applying the selective service law at age 15 while retaining 18-year-olds for occupation duty, using the continental limit to replace older troops abroad.
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Timita
Getting Caught The Army Couple At Looting Trial In Germany
A veteran couple faces trial in Germany for looting the jewelled possessions of a German household. The text questions whether they are being prosecuted for looting or merely for getting caught. It notes looting rules were lax late in the war and that widespread belief in permissible despoilment circulated among troops. The piece argues context and shifting standards distort judgments.
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House of
Germany
Bidault Leads Interim Government in France Debates Form of State
Fragmentary text reports Georges Bidault as newly elected head of an interim government amid battles over the form of government. It notes that in France moderates gained the upper hand, unlike some subjugated nations, with mentions of Peru and returning to homelands.
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Georges Bidault
Evans
Peru
Grand Old Press Remembered Professors of Kansas
Alumni remember two early University of Kansas professors, Dr. E. M. Hopkins and Dr. W. L. Burdick. A Leavenworth comment praises them as grand idols whose fiery examples inspired generations of KU men and women, leaving a lasting, affectionate legacy.
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Uni
Kansas
E. M. Hopkins
W. L. Burdick
Leavenworth Ste Vheme
Hopkins
Dr. Burnsible
Graft Stopped by Michigan Nominee and Soviet Tone Shift
The Republican hopeful for Michigan governorship built a career sending grafters to jail and hints at a public demand for reform. The selection of a special prosecutor signals voter will to purge graft at high levels. Stalin tightens party discipline while urging Russian uniforms to show politeness. Russia’s leadership projects a peace time army image despite wartime toughness.
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Michigan
Stalin
France Faces Critical Struggle as De Gaulle Reemerges
The column analyzes General De Gaulle's dramatic return to politics after retirement. He warns against dictatorship, urges a strong executive and two chamber legislature, and weighs the risks of interim government under Georges Bidault. The piece frames a fragile French path toward a new constitution and looming presidential fight.
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France
Charles Deng
Detiille
Autin
H O
Genees
Constituent Assembly
DeGaulle
Count Mall
de Gaulle
Fourth Republic
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Popular Republican Movement
National Assembly
General DeGaulle
Ince
Joricy
Old Home Town Notes and Socials in Linn County
Mercury contamination at the University of Kansas chemistry lab prompted floor removal to collect decades of vapor exposure. Local postmaster changes name federal appointment. multiple upcoming weddings and showers announced among community groups. Frank Sullivan to address Linn County Republican banquet in Cleveland as delegate. various hostesses and social events listed inipher notes across towns.
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K. U
H. P Cady
D.C
Eudora
Ray Ogden
Doris Stockwell
Alozzony Ewing
Huck Randall
Zora Wand
Velma Miles
Pauline Ikenberry
Ruth Sue Emerson
Clara Emerson
the Sumer
Frank Sullivan
Linn County
G.O.P
Cleveland
E. A. White
Methodist Guild
B. P. Lester
H. Blain Lacy
Tulsala
Local Social News and Visits Across Town
Forty years ago the Unit of Kansas bought a collection from South America. Miss Anna Sweeney visits friends in town. Miss Sue Gay returns from Topeka with Miss Florence Rossington. Miss Irene Tuttle of New York visits her mother Mrs. Emma Tuttle. Edward Burns of Montezuma, Indiana, guests of E. N. Cohn and family. Mrs. W. A. Given and daughter Grace of Emporia visit Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dickerson. George Lyming of Pleasant Valley returns from Colorado. Eddie Baker of Bethel leaves for Colorado Springs. Miss Hessie Taylor visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson of Anarenda hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hinesley. Vila Wallborn and Hal Lathrop marry at the bride’s parents’ home south of town. The bride wore a white swiss gown.
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Unit
Kansas
South America
Anna Sweeney
Topeka
Sue Gay
Florence Rossington
Irene Tuttle
New York
Emma. Tuttle
Edward Burns
Montezuma
Ind
E. N. Cohn
W. A. Given
Grace
Emporia
C. L. Dickerson
George Lyming
Pleasant Valley
Colorado
Eddie Baker
Bethel
Colorado Springs
Hessie Taylor
William Taylor
Crowder
George Jackson
W. A. Hinesley
Charlotte Cutter Entertainment for Ellen Hughes Wedding
Twenty five years ago Miss Charlotte Cutter entertained in compliment to Miss Ellen Hughes whose marriage will take place next month. Mrs Mary Shropshire and her daughter Miss Lillian Shropshire were mentioned in the same notice.
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Charlotte Cutter
Ellen Hughes
Mary Shropshire
Lillian Shropshire
Fragmented USSR crossword clue list item
Puzzle style inventory lists multiple clues including USSR figures poetic hints and wordplay. Entries mix hints for flower part dialect veterans fool names and rail terms, with scattered fragments suggesting a themed crossword puzzle.
World War II Era Clue List for Puzzle
A compact reference of crossword style clues includes entries such as Policemen, Authors, Blackbird, Permit, Manuscripts, Bitter vetch, Sheltered sid, War god, Baseball sticks, Compass point, Cases, and Within at. The list seems to map to numbered grid hints and cryptic style solutions from a historical puzzle page.
Washington reaction to veto of Care Bill and its implications
Washington hearings reveal disappointment and claimed inconsistency as lawmakers debate the Presidents veto over labor policy. The piece notes the clash between executive intent and congressional action, highlighting fears that the veto goal may still fail to curb strikes and that Congress must ultimately act to carry out policy objectives.
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Congress
Conera
Iearings
House Appropriations ‘Committee
McBr Swers and Par nard in Ottawa area case
An Ottawa region notice names A McBr and George P Swers with associates Herry A Par nard and Nez, referencing Kansas City Ed 3 and Core of 1 in a legal notice format. Names and locales are listed as involved parties in a regional matter.
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Das W A
George P. Swers
Kansas City
Herry
A. Parnard
Nez
Ottawa
Worker's Republic and Immigrant Pioneers in America
The piece extols a worker’s republic built by immigrants who rose to prominence in American life. It highlights Steinmetz, Pupin, Karl Schurz, Knute Rockne, Knudsen, and Bill O’Dwyer as examples of self-made success. It argues free schools and libraries support poor youths, recounting tales of long journeys to seek opportunity and proof that the republic works for laborers.
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Reneratio
Renato
Worker's Republic
Steinmetz
Pupin
Amenca
Karl Schurz
Knute Rockne
America
Hill Knudsen
Bill O'Dwyer
Old Erin
Tollere
Callece
Vermont
New Haven
Yale
Wait
Towa
Empire Builder
Bill Jeffers
Great ‘Railroad
Treland
Ithig Worker's Republic
Uncle Sam
Republic
Union Square
New York
Workers Republic
Russia
Two Men Reappointed to State Posts by Schoeppel
Topeka June 2 announcement by Gov Andrew Schoeppel reappoints Maloy Quinn Clay Center to the professional engineers state registration and examining board and Alex Hoetchkis Lyndon to the state school retirement board both four year terms Walter Largen named justice of the peace Banter Springs for a term ending January 1947
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Topeka
Maloy Quinn
Clay Center
Professional Engineers State Registration and Examining Board
Alex Hoetchkisx
Lyndon
Andrew Schoeppel
Walter Largen
Banter Springs
Six Month No Strike Pledge Aimed at Construction Push
Government moves back a no strike pledge for six months to boost plywood and building material output. Subsidies total 490,0068,000 dollars under a premium patent plan to stimulate production, with bonuses for excess output and full government reimbursement for overruns. Aides to NHA chief Chiseler seek union assurances across AF 4-F-L CIO and related builders groups to prevent stoppages and accelerate starts.
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Conglo
NHA
Chiseler
Wyatt
Organized
Wratt
Cheevter Bowles
William Green
Philip Murray
Bowles
Swiss citizenship losses and naturalization costs noted
The report notes 29 Swiss citizens, mostly residents of Germany, lost Swiss citizenship for conspiracy against security and 54 lost in 1945 for false declarations or prejudicial conduct. It cites high costs of naturalization and explains the long, strict process under communities and cantons with federal final authority. In 1943, 814 foreigners with families were granted Swiss citizenship, totaling 1,426 new citizens.
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Bern
Germany
Switzerland
Federal
Justice and Police Department
Justice Anvil Police Department
Flashes of Life and Local Notes Across Cities
Short items from Hillside Pennsylvania Portland Oregon Rhinelander Wisconsin and Omaha Nebraska reveal quirky happenings. A robin nests atop a wren box while a mother wren thrives with nest on first floor. Portland Chamber asks police help in tourist campaign and courtesy training for traffic officers. a Three Lakes resident seeks a name change to Harry Frank Dziewiantkowski. a youth refuses to talk to Detective Captain Green, hinting at past actions and likely reformary consequences.
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Hillside
F. W. Gordon
Gordon
Portland
Ore
Portland Chamber of Commerce
A. Bancroft Wells
Leon Jenkins
Wells
Namen Rhinelander, Wis
Raymond Frank Dziewiantkowski
Three Lakes, Wik
Harry Frank Dziewiantkowski
Radio Program Schedule Glimpses From A Busy Day
A noisy listing of radio programs across multiple stations. Mentions Jack Smith Show Halkre News and various musical acts. Includes references to KMBC KMBC CBS Dance Orchestra WREN WDAP and others with time slots and show names today.
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Meg Prigay Evewrg
Dace
Jace Arm
Sae
Falkensten
Cen
Lone Hang
Too-Wren
Alan Tourehow
Tery Theater
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Mic
Lanny Rew
Wdabdenars Barknese
XMEBC
Jack Smith
KMBC
Moracnac
KMEC
Ren
Smith Goer
CBS Dance Orth
Ao Hi Ren
Barry Wood
WDA
Wren—True
WDAP
Muehiahach
Knmchcrs
Danes Orch
Wen—News
Mack P Cretcher Dies Newton Kans Journalist and Author
Mack P. Cretcher, 77, noted Newton newspaper editor and author, died in a Newton hospital after a prolonged illness. Born November 8, 1868, in Ohio, he came to Kansas in 1871, published the Seder wick Pantograph from 1892 to 1913, served in the Philippines as assistant director of agriculture, later edited the Newton Journal, authored works including Tenders, font in the Tropics and The Kane aan, was past president of the Kansas Press Association, and survived by his wife who died in 1942 with no children.
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Newton
Kan
Mack P. Cretcher
Kane
Serenely Sleep Hero’s Name in Quiet Fields
Poetry tribute with references to Flora BR Walker and J. in Waterbury Republican. The verse speaks of sleep, unseen triumphs, and angels preparing a bed of blossoms for a hero whose name is not known to the reader. It invokes celestial music and exalted memory.
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