Unclear events mix in Malvern social notes and travel
Fragmented OCR recounts various social visits and travel in Malvern and nearby towns. It mentions Weehite Mopped Baldwin en route to Wausau City, Harper Jean Chanas preparing an air route on Baldwin streets, and multiple families visiting relatives in Nenaas City, Lawrence, and Topeka with names such as Mire Wee, Mrs. Harold Co, and Helen Underwest.
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Malvern
Baldwin
Wausau City
Harper Jean Chanas
Chavay
McLeod
Nenaas City
Sapriday
Helen
Tome of the Uride
Gromur
Harold Co Cuatelain
Fairbury
Neo
Orin Lagood
Stafford
England
Kathiern Rirwer
Lawrences Memorial Hospital
Mr_o
M Cart
Hove
Ti Lawrence
Delph Sumens
Europe
Sinens
Tan Rbyeksen
Dott Haack
Liewinta
Charles
Mies Hein More
Ararte
Topeka
Tos
Denver
Aowa
Baldwins
Ryicaurt
Russians Move Oil To Meet Export Controls
The Russians are pulling oil from U S tankers and preparing to export before June 0. Three ships have already left, with several more in motion, as congressmen report, amid push to meet possible controls. The Standard Oil Indiana warns of a summer allocation in fifteen states due to unmet demand despite full refinery and pipeline use. Critics urge an early U S capacity investigation to sustain output.
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United States
Ehipa
Standard Oz Company
Indiana
Ruagia
Reprisals Threaten Lawmakers After Labor Bill Passage
Labor radicals vow reprisals against senators and representatives who supported the bill. They plan actions in districts nationwide and warn elected officials to expect underground tactics and fake issues aimed at punishing public servants who stood against racketeering.
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Congress
Definition of a Good Driver Wins Contest
A definition of a good driver by Yornie Dunn a freshman at Pennsylvania State College for Women wins a first prize in a contest held by the New Ark N T Sunday News. Dunn notes a driver should avoid fatigue or drunkenness keep eyes on the road obey traffic signals keep tires in good condition and drive with care and consideration for others.
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Newark, N. T. Sunday News
Yornie Dunn
Tennsylvania State College For
Daniel J. Dunn
Pennsybania Bista
Miss Dunn
Rate Revision and Reed Bill Clash with Antitrust Law
Senator Clyde Reed defends a rate revision plan while critics warn the bill would shield railroads from antitrust actions. Prosecutors fear the measure could force changes in enforcement and invite front page attention to alleged violations. The article hints at legal strategies and political maneuvering surrounding the Reed bill.
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Clyde Reed
Department At Justice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pace
Reed
Political Veto Shapes Labor and Wartime Reforms Debate
The article surveys a political veto on labor reforms connected to the Wagner act and its potential impact on the political landscape for next year’s presidential campaign. It notes Truman’s struggle to control his party and union reactions, plus speculation on Wallace and third party possibilities in the current White House–Congress dynamic. It also highlights Kansas women’s pioneering roles in science, politics, and aviation as a broader tribute to women’s progress.
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Washington Dispatches
Henry Wallace
Trueman
Satres
Union Hreses
Pany
Congress
Vine
Truman
Wallace
White House
Harry
Women of
Kansas
Kane
French Academy of Political and Moral Sciences
Kansan
Ran
Rolle
Barbs and Barrage on Life’s Bright Side In Radio Time
A fragment from a radio program recalls a Virginia man who slept for five days without waking. The page play lingers on darts and pool hints while noting X rays reveal heart size and jokes about blame for life’s high spots.
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Virginia
Conference in Paris tests Soviet influence on Europe
Reading through a garbled report, observers discuss Molotov's Paris talks with French and European leaders, aiming to influence Europe’s future. Soviet strategy centers on Hungary and Germany, with Moscow unlikely to abandon its push for world communization while eyeing cooperation with the West on broader aims.
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Maccow
Jin
Molotov
Paris
France
Europe
Stalin
Russia
Moscow
Russ Bias
Phe
Hungary
Germany
Tan
Mescow Haan
Ali Ste
America
Marcha
Extra Term At Kusacs College
Manhattan Kansas June 25 415 Dean A J Tugsiew of summer school at Waverette college announced that the current nine week term will be followed by an extra term from August 11 to September 15. Courses will be offered in the sections of origin seminars and a plan notes are on the extra reaction. Abit atuderre have fcinated a desire for the ated itanal term.
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Manhattan
Kar
A. J. Tugsiew
Aisteetor
Summer Scho’ Ge Waverette College
Orginemrinars
Allocation bases stated by Relivvere company officials
The Relivvere company, led by president Boge, explained allocation bases for June deliveries. They noted customers had seen changes in the month’s output and that the scheme affects Arkavens and Kas regions. The precise Fury name and timing will be announced soon.
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Kanotey Rilk
Arkavens Civ
Boge
Old Home Town News From Breckfield Area
A collage of society notes from Breckfield Missouri includes marriage announcements Louie Aileen Sharp to Raymond K. Purr and Hazel Pine to an Os Swisaville resident, engagements, showers, guests, and local event updates. Also mentions travel, residencies, and town improvements along Central pra north of Winthrow Street with trees cut and a house moved.
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Thomas Sharp
Breckfield
Louie Aileen
Raymond K. Purr
Lawrence
Durr Os
W. F. Durer
Ildred Wiedemann
Gy Clayton
Mise Marjone Smith
Mise Frances Benedict
Dallas
Texas
Walter Varnum
Mise Hazel Tine
Clarence Pine
Swisaville
Letters to the Editor on War Protests and Food Prices
A densely written letters page critiques wartime profiteering and rising food costs. Writers accuse profiteers, farmers, and distributors of exploiting shortages to raise prices and claim consumer strain from higher wages, strikes, and transport costs. Readers advocate simple conservation, local farming, and direct buying to curb the profit motive. The missives reference farm products like apples and beans, call for transparency, and urge readers to resist price gouging with practical tips and stockpiling solutions.
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Peeties
Wits
Theo
Ani
Tor & Centre
Gov
Saeker
AL Harivandy Vizard
CANTEENS ARE A MUST Ix s intaion of Panel at National Moe VW
The Bear expedition reached the Antarctic with a panel at a youth conference. The ship, once used by the US Navy, aided Arctic relief missions in 1984, marking a notable historical link to polar aid efforts.
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National
Moe
Antarctic
Ss. Navy
Flashes of Life and Crime in a Fragmented Report
A garbled 1930s style clipping describes a man stealing a laundry item and leaving a trail on Alma Street, with police and court chatter about a river dam project and a university professor’s article. Names, places, and dates are obscured by errors, but references to Las Vegas, Norman Oklahoma, and a Boulder dam plan appear amid scattered notes.
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Ronser
Vegas
Jane
Yada
Osaye
Jumbled Clues Map to Names Places and Phrases
A fragmented puzzle style item lists scattered clues and word fragments across horizontal and vertical entries. Readers infer connected terms, names, and places, with various numbers hinting at positions or sequence in a grid-based word game.
Annual tour of Beteoklark 4 A club entertains youth
The Beteoklark 4 A club held its annual tour on June 1 at six school houses with members presenting projects. Dale Muratew showed chickens, Weeks and Brown discussed home improving efforts, Marion Seele displayed a pillow case project, Norman Leary exhibited two purebred cattle, Lucille Parker unveiled a coat and sport jacket, Warren Parker previewed home improvement items, and Roweiner Rader introduced a radio set. Mrs Fugene Leary and C. K. Duncan led the noon meal and business session followed.
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C. E. Dunigan
Armstrong
Dale
Norman Leary
Norman
Lucille Parker
Waren Farker
Warren
Iran king Faisal II to study in England this summer
A spokesman said the young king of Iran may attend a school in Britain this summer but no school is decided. Faisal II, who visited Britain last year, enjoyed comics and trains and once briefly controlled an Underground train under supervision. No definite arrangements have been made yet.
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Tvo
Faisal If
Iraq
London
Britain
Faisal II
Iran
Sehon
Faisal
Traq
Emir Abdul
Itah
Britam
Salina approves bonds in sparse election turnout
Salina Kansas votes approved bond issues totaling 2878 with only 1082 ballots cast, about one tenth of registered voters. Bonds cover a sewage disposal plant and airport construction. The report also notes a tribal practice prize bit about head hunters among New Guinea tribes.
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Salina
Kan
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