World Company panel ties knot in Kansas court
A fragmentary newspaper notice notes a panel from World Company and Associated Press officiating a marriage in Kansas amid legal references. The text is incomplete and unclear about names or exact dates.
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Ournal-World
the World Company
Att Aay Preeiene
Associated Press
Ited
Axusez Ak
Joral News
Thia
AP Awn
Anti Bureau of Circulation
Rosecuiee
Kansas
Unser
Arciner
Botched China Job and Amerasia Case Debates
The article outlines Senate questions on the Amerasia affair and China policy, noting John W. Service of the State Department admitted sharing information with Amerasia and the secrecy designation of a document later published in the press. It discusses attempts to align Nationalists and Communists, alleged state policy motives, and the impact on US-Soviet-era disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameraria
John W. Saevice
Atate Department
Senate
Com- Mitter
Althy
Documenta
Servicn
Menapapers
State Department
Amerasia
China
Fat Hurley
Hurley
Hartey
Nationaliat Ching
Chinese Nationaliate
Communista
Serview
Ollabara Finn
Lile
Western Missouri Home Building Rise At Year End
F W Dodge reports western Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma home building contracts up 61 percent over last year. Lawrence shows activity in rental and owner occupied homes as private and government capital help ease the shortage. One major project expected after the war is moving forward.
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Missouri
Kanaan
Nebraska
Oklahoma
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Lawrence
Stalin Intervenes in Russian Theory Dispute
In Moscow a new language theory by a leading thinker is dismissed by Stalin, signaling a campaign to stamp out divergent ideas. Across the ocean in Topeka a scare over ice cream safety prompts updated sanitary rules. Garden City Telegram notes rising political activity in Finney County with chatter about the county coroner's race.
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Russia
Jsturs
Stalin
Moscow
Topeka
Finney County
Garden City Telegram
Democratic candidates urge Kansas Democrats to vote
In Lawrence this week Brush Two Democratic hopefuls urged Kansas Democrats to turnout and count. They claimed enough Democratic voters exist to carry the state if they vote, but critics note this optimism hides a long history of weak Democratic turnout in Kansas. Some Democrats see the reality beyond rose tinted views.
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Lawrence
Kaneas
Kansas
Great Sieve Surplus in Communist Plan for Nationalization
The Communist party in Carcho Slovakia pushes a program to nationalize industry while reporting holes in practice. Sieves flood hardware markets making weekly household purchases for a year unavoidable, yet shoes pots and pans remain scarce. Private firms could meet demand but Czech manufacturers resist stopping sieve production, fearing plan contravention. The plan’s flaws show government overreach and failing supply logic.
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Communist Party
Carchoslovakia
Lawrence to host new $11 million chemical plant
Lawrence is named as the site for an $11 million chemical plant drawing regional congratulations and envy from Kansan towns. The choice is linked to Deane Malott of the University of Kansas, a personal friend of the company head, amid speculation and political maneuvering.
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Arrhineon Newarrersig
Lawrence
Kansan
t ‘a_ corps
Deane Malott
University of Kansan
Malott
Manges Industrial Development
First Daylight German Bombing of London 1917 Recalled
The author recalls the June 18 1917 German air raid on London the first daylight city bombing. About twenty Gotha bombers dropped 126 high explosive bombs killing 160 people and injuring 414. The raid near the Bank of England caused heavy property damage and compelled shelter in a basement. One or two planes were shot down as they headed toward the English Channel.
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London
Gotha
Yeeardeg
Berlin
A.P
Old Jewry
Bank of England
English Channel
Esc
Mea Eby elected vice-president of Co-Operettes Incressional
Local society notes report Mea Eby winning the position while Mollie North, age 21, appears as guest student violinist on Musical Americana broadcast set for Thursday evening. Barbara Ann Knott married Gene Burnett at Trinity Lutheran Church as Hetty Wolfe hosted a picnic for the Seven Sisters club and guests.
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Liale Eby
Tulas
A. Mollie North
Mra
Margaret North
Mississippi Street
NBC Blue
Kansas City
Lawrence
Misa Barbara Ann Knott
Gene Burnett
Trinity
Lutheran Church
Hetty Wolfe
Gus Wolfe
Seven Sisters Club
Lawrence Chronicle Births and Civic Notes Litecoin Era
Twenty five years ago notices report births for Peper Helen Clark on June 21 and Marion Donald Clark on June 22. Various local society items include travel for Lillian Mayer to Los Angeles for her sister Wilma Mayer's wedding, Parson from Vinland visiting, shopping trip in Lawrence, a county treasurer candidate injured, and a government offer to March in the Philippines. Local church calls, eighth grade rural graduation with many named graduates, and a long list of rural residents completing exams.
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C. B. Clark
Peper Helen
Miles Qwene
Marion Donald
Lillian Mayer
Los Angeles
Wilmaayer
Isa Thelma Parsone
Vinland
Glen Ellis
Mra. L. Watts
Mise Maric Watts
Lecompton
Lawrence
Fred Buchheim
Lawrence St
Congregational Church
Nobles. Fiderkin
Chicago
Bertha Mundey
Hazel Bell
Mary Pearson
Vera Scott
Crilla McQueen
Gertrady Smith
Leslie Shepherd
Blanche Schooley
Williams Wilson
Ivan Wilson
Elsie Bales
Dick Holloway
Minnie Conger
Anna Cavender
Hallie Pearson
Ruth Pearson
Florence Sheppard
Alice Sheppard
Lelia Ven Tries
Mamie Tyner
Andrew Ronschake
Joseph Michael
Henry Shirar
Wrenceughes
Irol Martin
Pearl Smith
Nellie van Neste
Eddie ‘Young
Mabel Flory
Andrew Rahntaier
Barret Pontius
Ernest Richards
Walton Doolittle
Elroy Lothrop
Minnie Dean
Fred Gry
Fern 2
Pansy Reece
Alfa Metaker
Salome Geelan
Frank Logan
Lena Payne
Dewey Moss
Mae Warner
Ernest Harrin
Lucy Robertson
Laura Cole
Josie Kukes
Kinnie Dummer
Veda Glenn
Ruth Glenn
Starr Glenn
John McCail
Howard Morrins
Ruby Beck
Rena Hardterfer
Eddie Hyland
Martin Lee
Edna Fleshman
Verne Hodgins
Luiz Pence
Erwin Thoren
Jess Markley
Helen Kendall
Nettie Musick
Oscar Brecheisen
Jeasie Collins
Maude Crowder
Ralph Crea
Norm Dreyer
Alfred M Glaydy Flora
Hazel Graybill
Tur Tey Miller
Otto Ellis
Rose Manning
Laura Schellhorn
George Tucker
Arthur Derby
Gordon McKee
Bessie Murphy
Linyd Perryman
Ris
Nellie Russell
Helen Batel
Clyde Clemons
Cora Hatter
President Truman Plans Rescue for 600 Students
New York June 24 Truman arranged a rescue for 600 students stranded after their Norweg ian ship was banned as a firetrap. Admiral Callaghan offered the Ballou for lease with conditions, ensuring the students recover their nearly 200000 paid, and sail to Rotterdam. The National Student Association backed the voyage amid wartime refugee transport efforts.
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New York
Truman
Acudenia
Mutoey
General Bailes
General Ballou
Coast Guard
New York City
White House
O Navy
William SM. Callaghan
Military Sea Transportation Service
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Svalbard
Rotterdam
National
Dent Ansociation
Svalbara
Norway
Svalbard Hs
United States
Books on Growing with Art series highlight school ties
Nils Maud Ellsworth an associate professor of education resigns as elementary art supervisor of Tanws ience Schools and receives the first volume in the Growing with Art series from Benjamin Al. Sanborn and Company. The eight 1page softcover books feature Lawrence school children’s artwork on bright covers and call for future volumes and potential classroom adaptation.
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Nils Maud Ellsworth
Tanwsience
Benjamin al. Sanborn
University of Ohio At Columbus
Ellaworth
Aniah
Anya
Honka
Lawrence
le 5Ine
Misa Elseworth
Severin
Five Followers Souis Home Clenched Hand Spur Paid Notice
A compact notice lists a series of cryptic items including a clenched hand, a spur payment, a light genus, laminated constallatia rocks, decorated items, rents, an inset, seed covering and a snare. The fragmented OCR reads like an inventory or puzzle clue list from a local page.
Medal to Virginia Lackey for bravery in fire rescue
Virginia Lackey received a bravery medal for risking her life to save her younger brother during a blaze that destroyed a home. While carrying him to safety her clothing caught fire, leaving him behind. she was hospitalized for burns and later treated at Boston Children's Hospital after four months in the Virginia facility.
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Virginia Lackey
Virginia Wow
Retort
Fom
Vicir
Virginia Wan Hospiter
Boston
Childenn’s
Emergency operation at M G Hospital for acute intestinal inflammation
June 24 report from Boston notes President Innest or Harvard University in good condition after emergency surgery for acute intestinal inflammation. Conant suffered a sudden illness before a planned departure for Europe and was admitted to Phillips House at Massachusetts General Hospital. Doctor Clark announced a prolonged convalescence is expected.
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Boston
Innest
Harvard University
Conant
Europe
Phillips House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dean A. Clark
Unfamiliar verse asks why we lack urge to arise
The fragment presents a poetic musing by Ames E. O Bryon on sleep and appetite. It hints at occasions to emerge and the desire for rest, pondering why people rarely act on such urges. The piece reads as a reflective, lyrical aside.
Summer Radio Lineup Highlights On KMBC KMAC Radio Theatre
The schedule lists Red Skelton at 7 Abril p m a summer sendoff with familiar cast. June Allyson Van Johnson star in The Bride Goes Wild Monday on Radio Theatre and My Friend Irma debuts on KMRC. Brush Creek Follies guests Oklahoma Wranglers perform with Eddy Arnold connections. Wendy Warren and The News return for their fourth network year. General Marshall speaks at KMAC Red Cross convention. Romance airs as Life with Luigi summer replacement. KMBC Square Dance program features David Andrews and Brush Creek Follies. Pursuit replaces Gene Autry with Inspector Black. A 1030 p m drama For Us the Living honors United Nations Charter Day.
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Marka
Red Skelton
Red
Aeparster
At & Radio Theatre
June Allyacn
van Johnson
Irma
Marie Wilson
Cathy Lewis
Jane
KMRC
Dane
Brush Creek Folles
Follies
Oklahoma Wranglers
Stors
Reggular Follies
KMBC
Nashville
Eddy Arnold
Gus
Skeeter
Vic Willian
Chuck Wright
The
Wranglers
Wendy Warren
Thee News
Florence Freeman
Sla
General George
Marshall
KMAC
Eprak
Luigi
Wgarmers
Heart of America
Ita Square Dance Je
David Andrews
Brush Creek Follies
Gene Ant
Ted Coraia
Inspector Black
Scotland Yard
Helen Haya
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Leavenworth Times
Dewitt Mackenzie&p Forngn
Batavia
Nonaid
A. Moyles
Moyles
Park Herzel
Xmurc
Kom
Daily Journal-World
Verne Lawreec
Sara Wee Weis
Mary
Newry
Koma-Cisca
Aughy Monroe
Rurs
Adlatin
WDAF
DiMaggio
TOO
Gene Autry
Dara Treth
Warti Haytunn
Fick
Bryan Hte Foltes
Judy Cares Aee
Wid
Mathews Meo
Warase Komerp Doy
Eer
Wren
Stanragk
Lure Oy
Novo
Puraaten
HTC
Moea
Seay
Mr Mnone
Ealerrey
Athane
Marine Pie
Thea Wire
Baha Leone Beave
Deane Mata
Newa
Alten Franklin
Bea
Beniase
Fred Maree Man
Teli
Wenrin
Val Wr
Conan
Laetia Postictivy
HANNA
RCA Victor
U. S. Coast Guard
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Jean Stevenson
Cape Girardeau
Menalyn
Lu Louis
Martha Myers
Clayton
Rescue
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Nina Brown Baker
State” Atreet
Brooklyn
Ordyke
Journal
World
Mary A. Bickerdyke
Bailey Chemical Laboratory
K. U
Robert Taft
Taft
Bailey Chemical Labory
Radley Laboratory
Bailey
Baler
Teirl
Happily Ever After
Ames E. O'Bryon
Wes
Hearing Center
Eldridge Hotel
Lawrence Tues
Gregg
House OF Hearing Central
WLDG
12Th & N. Z
Skinner
Phova
Ed Okamoto
Brune Plumbing Co
Vogler & Sons
Hank Welsh
Ransdell Mtr
Masa
Plymouth
Lindley's
Kansas Cleaners
F. A. Cordell
CL Wass
Ed Harron
Smith Electric Company
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