Fragmentary OCR News Item From Chicago North Michigan Ave
Unclear OCR text references locations in Chicago and Kansas City with stray phrases about rates and life news. The readable portions mention 133 North Michigan and 15 West something and an Associated Press style note. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cileago
North Michigan
Kapeas City
Armber
Associated
Fred Ie
AP News
Iligsnes
Tor
Rail Rate Bill Moves From Senate to House
A bill to permit railroad cooperative rate making while protecting public interests passes the Senate and heads to the House. It would let roads cooperate on rates without anti trust prosecutions, under supervision of the Interstate Commerce Commission to prevent evasion of oversight. Senator Clyde Reed endorses the measure despite concerns about safeguards.
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Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clyde Reed
Meet Kaneang
Reeda
Party Divided on Labor Bill as Truman Considers Action
A Democratic survey of party leaders found about 100 favored veto, over 60 urged signing, and a small minority supported passage as is. The split signals Truman faces a tough choice with 1948 looming, likely drawing opposition from many well informed Democrats.
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Democratic National Committee
Demserets
UN Disarmament Plan Faces Russian Veto Threat
U N delegates largely back U S disarmament proposals with strong support for the program. Russia is the lone objector and could veto, threatening the unanimity principle and endangering the UN disarmament effort. The charter aims to ease armament burdens and secure lasting peace for all nations.
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United Nations
United States
Russia
Ape
VU. N
U. N
New Zealand Report Hints At Mystery Weapon
A New Zealand report teases a new mystery weapon with rival to an a bomb potency but a different mechanism. The article notes it offers little detail and contrasts its impact with the world’s need for famine relief.
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New Zealand
Itre
Striking resemblance to a report by the C I O
A fragment notes that the ex parts cannot forget the faults and suggests what is good enough for the C I O is good enough for the administration. It mentions labor committees found something, though the text is uncertain and garbled.
Airport Question The future of the Lawrence Preshipal airport
City council considers enlarging and improving the Lawrence airport on land leased from the University of Kansas. A long term Tang farm lease could secure usage for 20 to 30 years, but state agreement and cooperation between city and university face doubt and differences. A careful survey may show mutual benefits from continued cooperation toward a unified program.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Sxeue
Twenty Times Twenty Monday Night
A Wichita Beacon note cites Saline County spending nearly twenty thousand dollars annually on poor relief, comparing twenty years of rising costs to a population about the same. The piece contrasts revenue and prices then and now, noting a dramatic twentyfold increase in relief outlays amid broader wage and rainfall anecdotes.
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Salina County
Investigation of British press control under socialism
A discussion on England's Labour government and a high powered inquiry into ownership and control of the British press. The piece warns that restrictions could threaten freedom, risking a global shift toward hard left governance and totalitarian tendencies if nationalism and state regimentation advance.
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England
West Press
London Communist Worker
Menare
Attlee
Mr. Attlee
France
Cnlonel
Britain
Barbs Port Let Home Gardening Cut You Down
A doctor removes a collar button from a man's lung after gardening mishap. Heavy spring rains threaten the 1947 potato crop, raising alarm about national food prospects and Uncle Sam’s role in potential destruction of supplies.
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Port
Uncle Sam
Destrey
Old Home Town Social News and Engagements
Local society brief recounts Mrs. Phil Snundera hosting guests, Mrs. O. O. Stoland’s luncheon for Mr. T. E. Griesa and daughter Milanea, and Ruth Stockwall’s engagement to Leo Winfield Born. Dorothy Ann Fritzel’s engagement to Ralph A. Altice is announced. Grace Shropshire and Miss Grace McNamara noted among engagements. travel and W C A convention plans included.
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Phil Snundera
Ma' He
O. O. Stoland
T. E. Griesa
Maurice Crane
Topeka
Harold G. Ingham
Milanea
Robert 5 Sre
Manhattan
Uni
Ericare Cha
Ora Hiram Stockwall
Ruth
Leo Winfield
Mason City
Jows
John V. Fritzel
Albert Fritzel
Dorothy Ann
Dorothy Ann Fritzel
Ralph A. Altice
Detriot
Mich
Twenty Five Years Ago at Lake View Supper
Twenty five years ago Mrs Lilburn Dowers and companions attended a supper at Lake View. M C Hathaway, Lee and Sal in peace. Miss Hollis Eckel traveled to Kansas City for a luncheon at Hotel Muehlbach for Kansas girls. Names Salment Kern Pans Amnal.
Masonic District Officer Visits Ottawa Lodge
Forty years ago R E Melvin district deputy and master for this Masonic district traveled to Ottawa yesterday to inspect the lodge there. Also noted are social items: Carlotta Clark leaves for Sharon after visiting Dr and AL P Hults, H C Wheeler visits Springfield, Mrs Frank Banke guests of Mrs H A Heath, Topeka for 25 percent chocolate price rise with Lawrence keeping at 40 cents per pound, a son born January 12 to Mr and Mrs John Hefner of Bethel, Reb McFarland hosts visitors, Frank Kennedy and wife attend Elwood Kennedy wedding in Fell River Nebraska.
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R. E. Melvin
Ottawa
Yeaterday
Frank Banke
Qeopeks
H. A. Heath
Topeka
Lawrence
Jane
Fell River, Neb
Elwood Kennedy
Lulu Lothhols
Mémorial Aetrice
Anna Landon
Margaret Wenterhouse
Michonie Ettelbrock
Ifs Morris Enve Thanke
Ink
C. AL. Holmes
Harold Eisele
Fred Floward
Donald
Elanna
Vina Allen
Tan
Okla
Allen
Ben Barts
Barts
Rhetts
L. C. Lucas
Subleton
Alfred Elsele
Sublette
Mra
Lucan
Hale Alead
Sir. Lucas
Flashes of Life and Courtroom Routine Across Front Pages
A Canadian motorist in Missoula reports engine trouble and gas line fraud at a filling station where an underground tank was found filled with water. Tokyo crime court guards routinely confiscate forbidden items from spectators as a Japanese woman deposits a six month old baby in police custody briefly. In Los Angeles a trunk mystery ends with a living 15 year old boy discovered inside a basement trunk after a woman reports it to police.
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Gana
Missoula
Mont
Chosen
Tokyo
Los Angeles
Hazel Ford
Homicide Bureau
Hay
Kansas Association for the Blind Seeks Membership Growth
At its annual Topeka meeting the Kansas Association for the Blind outlined a membership contest to boost active sustaining life and organization memberships with dues from 1 to 100 dollars. Campaign runs to May 18 1948 led by W C Simons of Lawrence who will receive memberships under the stated terms.
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Kansas Association For the Blind
Topeka
Kansas
W. C. Simons
Lawrence
I T
Magnetic survey seeks new mineral deposits in Kansas
The State Geological Survey of Kansas begins a magnetic study in southeastern Crawford County directed by Dr. Robert M. Dreyer of the University of Kansas. The project aims to produce a detailed magnetite map to locate new mineral deposits as high grade zinc and lead are rapidly depleting. The survey runs through July.
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State Geological Survey of
Kansas
Crawford County
Robert M. Dreyer
University of Kansas
Dreyer
Tri-State
Readiness tests to determine kindergarten eligibility announced
Lawrence schools plan early readiness testing for five year olds reaching age by September. Dr. EF L Novotny says tests, administered by the University of Kansas psychology department, help determine if a child can work at the kindergarten level. Parents must call the board of education to schedule tests before August 15 as classrooms will be crowded. Any child five by September 1 can enter without testing.
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EF. L. Novotny
Novotny
Psychology Department
University of Kansas
Chilren
Board of Education
Lawrence Schols
iNovotny Ron
Fort Sheridan adds ROTC senior instructor Colonel Alfrey
Colonel John Alfrey assumes role as senior instructor at Fort Sheridan ROTC training camp set to open June 22 with more than 500 cadets from colleges and universities across the Fifth Army. Alfrey, US military academy graduate and former professor of military science at the University of Kansas, will return after duties here. Also reported, Betty Jean Marriott, 10, of Kansas City, was killed in a truck collision near Mt Hope Kansas while riding a bicycle.
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R.O.T.C
Fort Sheridan
Winois
John Alfrey
Ohio Street
Lawrence
Fort. Sheridan
R.o-T-C
Fifth Army
AAA
Alfrey
Alfrey i
United States Military Academy
Armed Forces
University of Kansas
Mt. Hope
Kan
Betty Jean Marriott
Henry Marriott
Kaneas City
Wan Intruck
Albert Pritcheet
Haven
Screen Actor Horizontal 13 Pictured Actor Rascal At Scents
A collage of crossword style clues covers varied terms from screen actors to animals plants and measures. Several entries reference linguistic wordplay and multi language terms with related hints for puzzle solvers.
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King of Bashan
Father's Role Is Still Important in Home Life
Dean Paul B. Lawson told Kiwanis members that a family man must be more than a provider. He urged budgeting time for home life, sharing in children’s growth and daily joys, and warned against letting pursuit of money overshadow family. He cited a mission story about a father’s life savings helping start Time Life and Fortune.
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Dean Paul B. Lawson
Kiwanis Club
Dean Lawson
Rabbi Liebman
Stidger
China
Sticker
Henry Lice
Time
Life
Fortune
Restrictions Placed on Lawn Watering in Wichita
Wichita mayor Charlee S. Ritchie ordered lawn watering restrictions to curb water congestion and prevent pressure drops during a major fire. Homeowners may water even-numbered addresses on even days and odd-numbered addresses on odd days between 5 and 10 p.m.
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Wichita
Kan
Charlee S. Ritchie
Thursdey
Baldwin News Meets and Memorials From Community
Robert Beweer of Wellsriir visited Mrs Kenneth MrPer on Wednesday as Baldwin friends attended a graduation ceremony at the University of mnacAllter for Phil Harties of rein Lawrence in Wichita. Founders' Day observed by Pret Gent's club of dneeph Av iary in the United Spanish ws. Luncheon at the hema on Perth Ninth strat marked the 1982 founding with members from tawrener. Mrs. Williams presided and announced no meetings until September. Mr. Murray Wilson and Mrs. Wilson of La na recounted a crash near Athens Ohio where Dr. Fleming escaped with minor injuries after a wet Blacktop skid.
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Robert Beweer
Wellsriir
Kenneth MrPer
Fen Wednesda
Hugh P. Harties
Rein Lawrence
Wichita
Phil
Mna
cAllter
Baldwin
Monda
Jilbert St Garviedee
Sire
Simpenn Taylor
Dneeph
United Spanish
Hema
Perth
Tawrener
Alice M. Ericston
J. M. Stone
Jeanni Scott
Oacar J. Lane
Minnie Walker
Lute’ McBittrick
Danny Williame
Lillian Bassett
Walker
Williams
Murray Wilson
Lana
Local Briefs From Baldwin And Nearby Areas
Names and dates appear for residents and visitors in Baldwin and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs Kinney teaching art, Chonde’s Techs leaving Sun Mascor for a German trip, and families such as the Wellborns visiting from SOME. Also notes planned attendance at universities, church or community events, and social gatherings with several locations cited.
Local notices mix of names and events from Eudora and nearby
Eudora area social calendar reports visits and dinners, family travel and plans. Theodora Hauck and others, weddings and church services, hospital notes, and Minerva Rebekah lodge activities in Clarke and Kansas City are cataloged with numerous residents and relatives named.
Radio Listings and Local Social Notices From Lawrence
A dense OCR of radio station schedules, program names, and local social notes from Lawrence. It lists WREN WDAP WDAE KMBC and others with show titles such as Truth-Consequences Curtain Time and Grand Ole Opry, plus community dinners and family visits.
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Krnmbch
Augin Monroe
WDAF
Riley
Wren—Errett
Seelene
KMHO
Bweenex
Wren—Nusic
Ai Bas Sal Goodwin
WREX
KMBC
Follywood
WDA
Burder
WEN
Kxbc
Brush Creek Follied
Gene Autry
Alex Templeton
Wren
Willis Piper
Warriors of Peace
Fred Allen
Corliea Archer
Tony Martin
Munte
Jack
Rionile
Jimmy Fidter
Fk—Wren
Theater Guild
KKMBC
Henry Russell
Time For Reason
WRENN
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Truman
U.N. Danger Point
Great Britain
Europe
New Guinea
Monett
Immeret
Chanute Tri- Une
Dewitt MacKenzie
Foreign Affaire
BY Hal Cochean
Ning
Nellie Kenpey
Ellis T. Johnston
Grace Shropshire
L. W. McNamara
Louise Morris
Martha Teanameier
Kanwake
Olive Constant
Estes Park
Kins&Tey
W.C.A
Association For the Blind
Geological Survey
Basel
Switzerland
Rhine
Rotterdam
U. & Department of Agriculture
Cal
Wilone
Pwanis
Putin
Wan
Nce
Baldwin News
Naso
Fatrhone
Ala
Jones Bee
Haken
Tenora Carter
Staten Island
Nloy
Taldwin
Sines Tartar
John W. Welthorn
R. Wellborn
Robert Wellborn
Palifornia
Robert Brown
Claude Willams
Lawrence Werner
Olig Garber
Sra Nettie King Sith
Edwin C. Wilsen
Turkey
Trurdan
Eudora
Mre Theodora Hauck
Theophil
Higeinsville
Misa Choabeth Hauck
Kansas City
Macca Glerts
Thy Gleiz
Sun
Fred Stertz
Greta
Hauck
Mise Glertz
Henry
Jackman
Judy
Hillis Revdten
Elismore
Mel
Fr. C. Opften
Ogden
A. ©. James
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Arthur Wingaia
Chanute
C. C. Gerstenberg
Baptist Church
Buedora
Moses Willkame
Nermon
Willams
Jennie Parm
Sam Harets
Allen Werterhouge
A. R. Morris
Carl DeTar
LaFayette
Calif
Evedora
Nellie Cordel
Minerva Rebekah Lodge No
Mattie Kindred
Noble Grind
Ruth McClanahan
Menratia Schubert
May Ad- Ama
Marie Cotman
Margaret
Westerhouse
Meniers
Irena Roberts
RCA Victor
Zenith Radios Sales & Services
Bartz Radio Tele
B. G. Gustafson Optometrist
Ing
Membee
Amomns
WDAE
Hidewave
Aerody
Mysic
Jean Sadion
Wren—Lane
WDAP
NBC
Bc—Sport
Arthurs Pace
Beck
Kitle
Jack Smith
Dancing Silhouetten
Wdart Church F
Wdaeons Ae
Kmbce
Heart of America
Weaf Nowe
Wren—News
Beaman Beaman
N.Y
Stowits Rexal Drug Store
Grand Canyon
Arturo Toscanini
Wrights
Mel Fisker
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