Autonomy stripped from two Soviet republics in 1943
In wartime actions, the Crimean and Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republics were deprived of autonomy and their populations relocated within Russia. Decrees announced the reorganization by the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, recounting that many residents loyal to the Soviet Union stayed, while some Chechens and Crimean Tatars supported the German invasion. Additional notes described punishment for officials and misused funds and gave limited details on exact relocation numbers and destinations.
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South Russa
Russia
Grozny
Mosdok
Caucasus
Caion
Red Army
Chercev-Ingush
Soviet Union
Russian Soviet Federal Socialist Republic
Moscow
Federation
Crimea
Chechen- Ingish
Statesman
Stalingin
Leningrad
Itustay
Omsk
North Caucasus
Generalissima Stalin
Mienria
Mosdok Ail
Stalingrad
Ministry of State Control
Russa
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Federation
Vigt
Ford teen quiz show planned for Lawrence area
Lawrence plans a Ford sponsored teen age quiz show the first of its kind in the nation. Morgan-Mack Motor Company outlines the event with L E Morgan organizing. One thousand question answer sheets printed with half on Ford themes and half on general topics. Tickets redeemable for sheets available from Jayhawker theater lobby booth until supply runs out. Any teen in Lawrence area eligible with two weeks to study. On Saturday July 6 contestants chosen from 12 by a 9:30 drawing, then quizzed 10 to 10:45 with a $100 top prize, $50 second and $35 for the nine others plus a favor for attendees.
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Jayhawker Theater
Lawrence
Trade
Jayhawker
Oor
1945 Fishing Licenses Good Through Sunday
Toneka reports Attorney General A B Mitchell assures Wan’s fishermen their state licenses read good until June 30 and remain valid until midnight Sunday. Pratt fish and game director Dave Leahy notes licenses effective July 1, explains old permits cover through June 30. Open frog season starts July 1 with daily and possession limits set at eight. Police court yields include C F Asher of Liberal pleading guilty to DUI and possession of intoxicating beverages. license suspended.
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Toneka
A.B. Mitchell
Wan‘s
Mitchell
Pratt
Dave Leahy
Fish and
Leshy
C. F. Asher
Liberal
O. J. Jane
Asher
Substitute Wheat Plan Aims to Aid Grain Markets
Washington June 26 Representative Carlson proposed a wheat relief plan to replace government set asides. The proposal would require 25 percent of free wheat sold by farmers to be exported, urge immediate marketing through mills and elevators, exclude uniform delivery prices, provide delivery receipts for certification, and cash certificates for price gains through June 30, 1947.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Carlson
R.kan
House
Commodity Credit Corporation
Deaths and Funerals Mes Wayland and Forrest
Mrs. W R Wayland of Lawrence died in Phoenix after a two month illness. Formerly Dane Adams, she was born in Lawrence and raised by grandparents S H Curtean. Edwin J Forrest aged 76 died suddenly at 321 East 19th street. Rosary tomorrow at 8 pm Rumsey funeral home. Funeral at St John the Evangelist Friday 8 am. Burial Mount Calvary. Flowers requested not sent. Surviving wife Ella, daughter Mrs Don Corliss, brother Forrest of Seattle, and three grandchildren.
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Wayland
Lawrence
W. R. Wayland
Phoenix
Ariz
Dane Adams
S. H.curtean
Arizona
Edwin J. Forrest
East 19Th Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Cowell O'Neill
Catholic Church of St
New Hampshire Street
Hon
Forrest
Seattle
Wash
Plan for Indian Freedom To Be Known in 24 Hours
New Delhi June 26 The British Cabinet Mission announced it would issue a statement within 24 hours possibly tonight outlining the interim framework for Indian independence. A mission attache called it the final conclusive statement of the mission. Major topic of comment centered on the forthcoming declaration.
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New Delhi
Gandhi voices misgivings on British proposals for independence
Mohandas K. Gandhi spoke last night noting that over the past four or five days his mind was filled with a vague misgiving about the British proposals for independence. He said he could not explain the form his misgiving took and told the Congress Working Committee that members must decide independently of him.
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Mohandas K. Gandhi
Congress Party
Advance sale begins for July Fourth benefit rodeo
Lawrence police and Veterans of Foreign Wars launch a preliminary advance sale for two July Fourth benefit rodeo performances at Haskell stadium. Tickets are on sale downtown, with promoters predicting a large crowd. Riders from several states are entering, and local entrants must report to the police station to be included.
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Lawrence
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Haskell Stadium
Ted Cox
Alfrrd-Clark Poat
V.F.W
Jack Rumsey
South Dakota
Iowa
Texas
Georgia
Oklahoma
Kansas
Rumsey
Firemen Still Fighting Staten Ferry Blaze Aftermath
Firefighters pressed a 2,000,000 blaze on Staten Island’s ferry terminal site as crews battled flames through concrete and creosote piles. Disrupted ferry service forced 30,000 Staten Island commuters to seek bus or train routes via New Jersey.
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Staten Ferry
New York
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Detroit
New Jersey
New York City
Attempt Made to Kill Azerbaijan Chieftain
Tehran reports a plot by dissatisfied Communist extremists to poison Jafar Pishevari, Azerbaijan chieftain. Thirty subordinates were jailed. top figures, linked to Azerbaijan politics since autonomy during Soviet occupation, reportedly evaded arrest. British consul general at Tabriz was targeted in a Sunday shooting as authorities struggle with a tense, volatile scene.
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Tehran
P.A
Jafar Pishevari
Azerbaijan
Pla
Tabriz
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City and Chicago market notes show uneven cattle demand with slaughter steers and yearlings roughly steady to lower, multiple lots unsold, packers taking small lots and grain-fed feds scarce. Hogs show active trading near steady exit levels, beef and lamb trade steady to lower with demand for native spring lambs and clipped/shorn ewes mixed. quotes vary by weight and grade across markets.
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Chrestod
Kansas City
Erot
Sp. Om
Capper Sees Wheat Rationing At Elevators
Washington reports Senator Capper predicts rationing of wheat at country elevators for most of the 1946 marketing year after harvest. He notes official statements denying bread rationing while the government tightens controls on wheat held for milling to secure flour for foreign relief.
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Washington
CPR
Capper
R-Kas
Hairdressers group meets in Lawrence at Marinella shop
Lawrence Kansans Hairdressers unit met last night with Mrs Zerita Akers as president presiding and Mrs Charria Kolterman in charge of the program. Summer library hours in Lawrence run July 1 to September 3 from 10 to 12:30 and 1 to 9 with children's department 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. In Topeka the Army recruiting station notes family allowance rules for enlistments after July 1 1946 and for those who enlisted before June 30 1946.
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Lawence Unit
Kansan
Marinella
Zerita Akers
Charissa Kolterman
Lawrence Public Library
Children’s Department
U.S. Army
National Bank
Topeka
Kansas City Livestock and Grain Markets June Report
Kansas City and Chicago market notes cover livestock receipts and hay trades, with calf and hog prices, corn and barley values, and barter tones. Wheat futures show no trade. oil and other grains noted, while poultry and butter prices listed alongside regional market observations.
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Karees City
Kansas City
Fragmentary OCR Noise Signals Industrial Names
The text fragment lists various company names and stock terms in a garbled manner. It mentions American Safety Razor and several other manufacturers such as Bethlehem Steel, Republic Steel, Goodyear, General Electric, Johns Manville, Dew Chemical, and Rubber Goodrich, with scattered figures and references to shares or bids without coherent context.
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Miller
Abesdwern B. Steel Bethlehem
Republic Fliel
Goodrich
Goodyear
Central Great Softens
Baltimore
Ohio
General Electric
Johns- Manette Dew Chemical
Pytire
American
Douglas Aircraft 9 and Kodak 34 Casualties Reported
In a garbled casualty note the names Douglas Aircraft 9 and Eastman Kodak 34 appear among scattered mentions of General Hauer, Southern Pacific, Neifle, Montecmiry Ward and America Felewbones. The fragmentary text preserves few clear facts beyond these entity mentions.
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Douglas Aircraft
Eastman Kodak
General Hauerler
Southern Pacific
Neifle
Montecmiry
Ward
America
Felewbones
American
Smetion
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Pettigrew
Charles Hayden
Douglas County
Weouglas County
Gordon B. Harmon
Tonganoxie
Dean Morgan
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Cate
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Kansan City
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Triphes
AL Hiss
Nat “Citatity Miasruri
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Yeung Tans
Tom Turkeys
Aucks
Cainews
Solabe
Reese
Wall Street
Cinse
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Elec Jen Foods
Gon Motors Oy
Ferenjos Power
Jonas
Kenneentt
Montgom
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Wutela
Mase
Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
Viste ‘Picicre
Faily
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Lawrence National Bank
F.d.lc
Ray Jank
Midwest Motors
Manhattan Pot aeGive
Massachusetts
Charlies Chan
Carson “el Paso
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LADDP
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Veronica Lake
William Bendix
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