Meeting Notice Promising Test at Lawrence June 24
A Great Test is hinted in a Tuesday meeting announcement. The item cites religious lines and identifies Lawrence Kansas as the locale. The notice appears in a Lawrence newspaper page with local press details and subscription data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
the World Company
Semonn, Provident
Koreey Bimons
Pubtinber
Massachusetts Gee Tawreece
Kansas
Metronal Repesentative, Lorenzen & Thompean, Inc
New York
Weatsath
Chicano
North Michiganave
Kansas City
Associated Press
Republic
Gurnau of
Cirsulatio
Rence
Jennvan
Russia Plays For European Recovery Plan Cost
Russia signals acceptance to discuss Europe recovery under the Marshall plan with Britain and France. Moscow aims to push a plan likely to cost the United States four to five billion dollars yearly for an open period. Truman’s commission probes exporting means and resources to speed Europe’s return to work amid postwar tax relief disappointments at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Britain
France
Europe
Moscow
United States
Truman
Equal Law for All and Labor Law Clash Across Nation
The piece argues that new provisions loosen capital controls while making labor more accountable, framing it as equal law for all. It notes Truman veto attempts and congressional resolve, warns of executive versus legislative power in shaping policy, and mentions a farm survey on horsepower versus tractors along with Pravda’s critique of John Foster Dulles regarding the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Congress
Pravda
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
U. N
Federal grand jury to review Kansas City election fraud fallout
A Kansas City case centers on 1946 primary ballot theft and earlier local and federal probes. The Star exposed findings prompting renewed federal focus in Truman's home region as authorities reluctantly returned to the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jrand
Federal Department
Truman
Kansas City Star
Star
Hoover speaks at Princeton 20K anniversary event
Former President Herbert Hoover addressed Princeton University celebrating a 20 000th anniversary of learning criticizing current leaders and undergraduates. He praised God fearing values under a right wing free system, calling for growth in railroads factories highways cities and colleges while noting rising costs for teachers and institutions.
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Princeton University
Herbert Hoover
Princeton
Hoover
Free Press
Verdestras
Radinx
Stadiome
Yellx
Term limit debate sparks editor attack on two-term plan
Harald Ickes, veteran columnist, laments a constitutional amendment to limit presidents to two terms. He argues such limits protect democracy from self serving politicians. The piece criticizes Congress and state ratifications, while urging support for the measure.
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Manhattan
Sercury
Harald Ickes
Curmud
Congress
Ickes
Debating America's Overseas Aid After World War II
Postwar concerns grow over cost and impact of U S aid to foreign nations. Officials including Hoover Vanderberg Truman outline goals while advisors estimate billions spent and planned to prevent starvation and dictatorship. The piece argues foreign aid as insurance for peace, not mere generosity, amid a world facing potential atomic conflict.
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Thus
Sam
America
U.S.A
Hoover
Truman
Willard Thorns
Benjamin V. Cohen
State Department
United States
Dene
Jarier
Lawrence Summer Hand Concert Set for Friday Night
Oliver Hobbs director announces South Park hosts a regular Friday night concert by the band at Woodlawn softball field tomorrow night. Lawrence summer hand will present a special hand convert prior to the game.
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Lawrence
Woodlawn
Prine
Oliver Hobbs
South Park
Old Home Town Births and Local News Highlights
Overbrook announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. E W Kingery. Births include Raymond LeRoy Hodges and Stanton Lee Kreider. Miss Sue Todd and others head to summer schools in California and sessions in Kansas City. Local events cover visits to Lake of the Ozarks, a kitchen shower, card night, and departures for expositions and summer travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Kingery
Overbrook
Sue Todd
Mee
W. C. Phenicie
Tonganoxie
Los Angeles
Napheir Ger Rohrer
Bob
Smith, Ark
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri
F. W. Jaedicke
Findiana Street
Laura Ware
Mable Dick
James Wilson
J. W. Scott
B. B. Power
W. A. Guenther
J. FR. Kenyon
Edith Clemens
Detroit
Mich
June
Myrtle Arhtan
East
Breakfast in honor of visitors from Francisco
Mrs William Spurgeon entertained at breakfast Thursday morning in honor of Mrs John Wil a and her daughter Ella of Francisco who are visiting. Other guests included Miss Alice Docking Miss Catherine McCreath Miss Grace Petz Miss Roberta Cornell Miss Marguerite Spiers Miss Vera Houser Miss Mary Dyer Lydia Wood and Ruthardyce. Mr and Jesse Hundiey of Wyo announce the birth of twin boys June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spurgeon
John Wila
Ella
Francisco
Mian Alice Docking
Catherine McCreath
Misa Grace Petz
Roberta Cornell
Marguerite Spiers
Vera Houser
Mixa Mary Dyer
Ie Lydia Wood
Mira Ruth ‘Ardyce
Jesse Hundiey
Wyo
Debunking the Tax Veto and Truman’s Stand
A critical look at President Truman and the veto power over tax cuts. The piece argues the veto halts Congress from reducing taxes for lower incomes, condemns Democrat policy as favoring bureaucrats and the rich, and asserts the tax plan unfairly benefits high earners while harming the poor. It compares fiscal policy to broader governance concerns and warns of demagoguery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Truman
Jefferson
M Truman
Ana
Mr. Trumimm
Jess Chan
Washington
Phi
Mange Mont
Mdutnarnths
Rabe
Ruth
John Smith
Shel
Rome
Britain Gives Up On Air Speed Mark In Favor Of New Plane
Tendon, June 24. Britain said it will not attempt to surpass the U.S. air speed record of 24.8 miles per hour with the twin jet Gloster Meteor until a faster aircraft is developed. A ministry spokesman noted the Meteor has reached its limit at 616 miles per hour. Meanwhile, at Offerle Kansas, John Ibl 65 a blacksmith died after an acetylene tank exploded during welding, surviving by less than an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
U.S. Air Force
Ministry of Supply
U.S
Federation Aeronautiquenternationale
Offerle
Kan
John Ibl
Flashes of Life Installment Plan and Odd Fishing Tales
A brief item notes residents in New York and Kansas recount small acts of financial friction and a quirky fishing anecdote. It mentions a routine weekly remittance to a treasurer and Harold Chivbronks fishing in street gutters, pulling two catfish and four perch from puddled water after a heavy rain. The report also cites Tokyo's June notice that Japan will distribute coal mining aids to boost production and reduce worker strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Piemey
Reet
Karsan
Lyceor
Harold Chivbronks
Kansas
Carbyonks
Omaha Union Strikes Hit Stockyards Operations
In Omaha the Union Stockyards faced a near shutdown as union workers walkout crippled livestock handling. President Harry B. Coffee cited no warning and blamed resentment over Congress overridding the Iron Bill veto for the strike and retaliation by nearby packing houses refusing to handle cattle from the yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Harry B. Coffee
Union Stockyards Company
Congress
United Packinghouse Workers Local 185
UCLON
Coffee
Western
Notable American Jurist Feature and Crossword Fragments
A fragmented OCR style item lists terms and clues related to a jurist profile, word associations, and miscellaneous crossword style entries. The piece references justice William Orville as an associate justice and includes numerous clue prompts spanning languages, chemistry, and geography.
B 29s Return to U S from Germany on Training Flight
Nine B 29 Superfortresses of the United States air forces left Grebelstadt Germany heading for the United States on a trans Atlantic training flight. The aircraft will stop at Azores Bermuda and Smoky Hill air base in Kansas during the three stage journey. In Europe they visited England France and German territories and demonstrated the B 29s capabilities to observers.
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Frankfur
United States Air Forces
Grebelstadt
Germany
United States
Smoky Hill
Sal Kan
Azores
Bermuda
U. S. Air Force
Europe
England
France
Baldwin News: Me and Mex Robert Hang art ticle ees Rephs
A long, garbled tale from Baldwin about families visiting in Phoenix, hospital mentions, and various relatives. It references Mr Renz's parcels, twin daughters, Memorial hospital, and numerous household relations with incomplete names and places.
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Robert Hang
Navy
Phnenix
Meier
Agadett
Haker
Kim Weethy
Mier
Ma Lee Brett Aou
Alexwisteh
Sonia
Weliesatta Foto
Dee
Seyth Kishit Atreer
Kabalir
Toparn
Asin
Robert
Baldwin
NPR
AML
Neweoih
Ativan
Bedoseon
Dairy-Style Bridal Tea Honors Mrs Charles Winters
Eudora guests gathered for a bridal tea in honor of Mrs Charles Winters AWE set after noon at Teapot Mere Floyd Broome. Decorations featured pure white garden flowers in pottery vases. center pieces included a large panel for the late PWnewy. attendees included Mrs Winters and a long list of relatives and friends. The Lawrence basket dinner at Clintany Park honored Mrs Marliida Konit and Miss Minnie Zwililand of New cance Ma.
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Charle Winters
Floyd Broome
F Pwnewy
Gase
Madoran Les
Price
Briede Rede
Kathione
Tetty Bode
Winters
Walter Wilson
Inch Hew
Gideon Nels
Ain Ard
Ren Nels
Mra Fuels
Neleatiin
Carol Geracenberger
Oacar Lathhole
Kermit Wroers
Harold Gabriel
Aanehier
Mra
Delbert Reuech
Linda
Delephine Behnsack
RIN
Arlene Grondidier
Virginia Ladder
Reverts Westarhouse
Arthur Eisele
Charlie Puttman
Topeka
William Spitz
Katherine Rothberger
Karenne
Freers
Genres Rears
Carl
Neil
Rose Lothhole
Irena Roberts
Werterhoure Basket
Lawrence
Clintany Park
Mee
Marliida Konit
oMre
Minnia Zweland
New Cance
Reln
Attendees Listed for Sunday Visit at Westerhouse Home
A long line of relatives and friends visited the Westerhouse home on Sunday afternoon including Ralph Yotaw and daughter Dorothy, Arcee Westerhoves Jr and family, OE Weather fe and Beverly, Allen Westerhouse and son Hobers, Paw Fouser and two daughters, Leland Lawson, March Morley and family, Veta Devina, the Deckwas, Rev C F Weiden and daughter Carol, Wesley Deckus and family, Harried Scott, Siva Mae Deckwa of Lawrence, Mrs Brechelsen and daughter, GoM Wolfe and family, and many others.
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Ralph Yotaw
Dorothy
Arcee Westerhoves Jr
Eugene
Cvear Brechelsen
Brechelsen
Gom Wolfe
Wyfe
Anjorie
Wichita
Kaname City
M Wolfe
Rillan Perring
Sanden East
Shape Park
Wolfe
Nelson
Ainsters
Willam
OM Waite
Baldwin Ware & O
Mitchett
Paliy Miner
Barbar Keeries
Ann Long
Deannet
Tay Briday
Edebrack
Mamfort
Pete
Heron Einele
Tata
Lawertee
Vernon Laurz
Hela Viele
Sharon
Nets
Mias
Altn Mae
Tugwi
Mra
Vin Mrov
Felix Erated
Mike Lowe
NMA Hh
Amore
Frank Vhreier
Ty Fider
Caroline Sehtewel
Mrated
Sieserie
Sem
Clara Neoethtter
Bemeth Suntier
Radio Programs and Schedules Across Stations
A collage of radio listings shows WDAF WREN AKMEC KMBC KMBC topeks and WDAP presenting music, talk and concerts. Programs include Melody Hour Boston Pops Evening, Lone Ranger and Summerfield Band, with notices of upcoming open hearings and local news segments.
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Sas
Wren
S.sukmechmel Lane
Judy
Hook
Robert Qo Lewis
Poly
S—Lut
Avner
KMBC
Melody Hour
Melody Hour, Wdafcfrew Waring Wren—Boston Pos Concert, $200-Wdaf—Pailiy Mariowe
KMEBC
Neisance
Romberg Wren
Kmc
Boston Pops
Jack Str
WIAF
Milton Res
KMEC
Tleert
Kmerita
WOAF
Wrengnewa
al Meera Carson
Lone Ranger
Summerfield
Ray Thre
Eee Abner
Leste Willaon
WEE Vm Veitaly
Interhiasion Mensa
Alwar Bell Tintin
Matcina Shouriten
KMK
Acksmuth
BIO KR
WDAT
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Senate
Alten
Cos
Poon
Executive
Kansan
Streama
Twa
Witt MacKenzie
Hobbs
Jesse Newton
Joe Vincent
Hundiey
Gretchen McCall
Lecompton
Rev Hodges
Raymond LeRoy
E.R. Cole
Lucille
Colomo
Karl M. Kreider
Stanton Lee
Kreider
Una Stockwell
Ethel Kindred
Rainy Day Club
Amuel B. Pettengile
Tokyo
Ning
National Coal Production Committee
Lexel Harker
Union Stockyarda Fimploves
Berlin
Soviet Union
V. M. Molotov
William Orville
Athe Oa
Eal
Siti
Latvia
Salina Air Base
Baldwin News
Eudora
Stowits Rexall Drug Store
Peg
Clark Dennis Wrights “Zi
Ae aArm
Mel Fisher
WDAF
Hikfru
B. G. Gustafson
Lansen
Mans
RCA Victor
Zenith Radios Sales
Bartz Radio Tele
Kas
Beaman Beaman
Hanna
K.U
Sta
Men’s Student Employment Bureau
University of Kansas
U. S
B.S
Auto
Charlton
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