Renewal of Szepsgth Theog inat wat nea the Leet ahi penta
Lawrence city bread shortage prompts renewed push for cheaper staple availability. Kansas capitals struggle as shortages ripple into Topeka and surrounding towns. Local industries warn of broader economic impact and public policy debates focus on bread production and fair access.
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Associated Press
Asoc
All Righta
Répurucasun
Aucit Bireau
Cireulattores IdRy
Ein Law
Critter
Army plans new test draft amid extended conscription fears
A Department of War proposal outlines testing a revised draft mechanism during wartime. Officials anticipate a broader draft pool as men reach required ages, with the aim of ensuring manpower while managing morale and deployment readiness.
Ohio Farm Strike Gathers Momentum Across Regions
An Ohio farm strike against the OVA gains momentum as farmers withhold funds and resist distribution channels. Spokesmen frame it as a protest against delays in Washington, with discussions widening and a potential tactic to force attention next fall. Autonomy shifts reported in South Russia add a broader backdrop of political upheaval, with margins of the dialogue hinting at new regional movements.
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Washington
Thim
Army Ran Jepan Baron Shidenara Statement on Manchuria Crisis
A historic report notes that the Japanese army’s dominance over the civilian government emerged after 1271, with observers noting civilian control weakened and army influence rising. The piece discusses impacts on policy, agriculture, and public order, referencing U S perspectives and Kansas tax issues as broader context.
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Jepan Baron
Shidenara
Japan
Manchuria
Het
United States
Orie
Gerieys
Potatoes and Government Policy Questioned in Postwar Era
A garbled critique questions whether food experts understand basic staples, especially potatoes, amid postwar concerns. It ponders bread separation, nutrient trends, and government actions affecting the potato market, with remarks about onions and aerial travel provoking jests.
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Sianetry Pelegyany
Seretton
Lawrener
Aeahel
Cearnenstens
Che Pontata
Che Boston
Patats
Anderson
Letters to the Editor on bread shortages and purchasing limits
Readers complain about bakeries selling loaves only to the well connected. A correspondent notes shortages and rationing hinder daily meals, recounting attempts to buy bread and the impact on cooking at home.
Veto power at San Francisco sparks global concern
Analyzed commentary by J M Roberts on United States influence at the United Nations. The piece discusses the veto, its potential to block action, and the risk of paralyzing peace efforts in future crises. It references Russia and Britain, San Francisco deliberations, and the impact on world opinion.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
DeWitt
Fig Five
Luis
San Francisco
Ates
San Franmut
United States
Alexander
Old Home Town News and Social Happenings
Mrs Burn tonke won a prize in a national display at Cooke's grocery drawing attention. Engagement announced for Dorothea Anure daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilford Catlins Linesanne. A miscellaneous shower was given for Mr and Mrs at Frank Adams home. Dinner at Country club honored Henderson Martin and Miss Martin of Beverly Hills. Irene Peabody and Waldemar Geitch attended Miss Jean Sellards wedding in Snioman. Peabody sang at the ceremony. Arry Billie and Bobby Cramer visited grandparents W E Stockton earlier this week.
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Burn Tonke
Cooke's
Wilford Catlins Linesanne
Shen
Dorothea Anure
Franklin Johnson
Frank Adams
J. Kistler
Nees Olson
M Marr Olsen
Country’ Club
Henderson Martin
Martin
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lawrence
Irene Peabody
Waldemar Geitch
Jean Sellards
Snioman
Miss Peabody
Arry
Billie
Bobby Cramer
Garnett
W. E. Stockton
Twenty five years ago bridegroom turns farmer in Powell
J F Douglas after 29 years in coal business leaves Lawrence for Powell Wyoming with his son to buy land and start farming. Mrs S J Hertz heads to Los Angeles and Oakland. Ellen Hughes and Joseph Stanko of Puelle Cole marry this evening. John Brodie announces birth of daughter Ella Gimmer Wednesday. George Beresford leaves for Green Mountain Falls Cole. Grace Light returns from Cincinnati where she taught. Movie week features The Price of Redemption and Cinderella. Lee Winter and Herbert George Gross wed at the bride’s home. Fay Young and Ship Winter attend. Monte Elizabeth Robbins carries daisies. Vears tress carries ring. Gladys Winter gang and Miss tel a Tff assist at wedding. Dress of elie organdie with matching hat. Dining-room helpers listed.
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J. F. Douglas
Lawrence
Powell, Wyre
Hoyr
S. J. Hertz
Los Angeles
Oakland
Ellen’ Hughes
Joseph Stanko
Pu- Ele
Cole
John Brodie
Luella Gimmer
George Beresford
Green Mountain Falls
Grace Light
Cincinnati
Ohio
L.vtell
Viola Dana
Lee Winter
Herbert George Gross
Vilace
Milton Winer
Pearl Gress
Marty Nave
Rainer Trotter
Gladys. Bushong
Madge Hill Ty
Loyd Dunn
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
C. Allisen
University of Kanzax
Michigan
Hanewall
Elal
Hazel Buoy
Henry Bailes
Pale Habenn Waz
Tri Delta Alliance
Nelson Parr
Barbara Stiler
World Classi
Forty years ago murder trial linked to Stanford whites case
The article recalls a trial of Harry K. Tha on the Stanford whites murder. It notes visitors including Mrs. George R. Millice from Topeka, plans of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rush to visit Colorado, and lists several locals registered at the city rest room. It also reports the marriage of Miss Ethel Via Howland to William Henry Rassford at 1327 Pennsylvania Street.
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Harry K. Tha
Stanford Whites
L. K
George R. Millice
Topeka
Charles Dicker
Jacob Rush
Colorado
Mabel Tucker
Lecamp
Balard
Celia Salaza
Baldwin
Mattie Kelnher
Mary Louk
M Bertha Stout
Stull
Findley
District Adt
Ethel Via‘et Howland
William Henry Rassford
Crinsie Creek
Ohio
Pennsylvania J Street
United States calls for protection amid arms control delays
The United States argues its wealth and strength grant it demand for protection against any coalition threatening its position. Pending arms control, veto power in the United Nations remains central to American defense policy.
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Ike
United States
United Nations
America
In Washington With Congressman Scrivner Birthday at Stake
Congressman Errell P Scrivner discusses postwar policy amid current debates on armed forces merger and veteran aid. He cites May 31 1946 figures on VA loans unemployment readjustment allowances compensation and pensions while noting political divisions and upcoming August 15 primary day and Scrivner's 25th wedding anniversary. The piece contrasts official actions with criticism of government methods and mentions socialization proposals from the Chicago convention.
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Simiilar
Supreme Court
Wallace
Congress
Mossible
Scrivner
Socialist Party
Finnish Premier Pictured Amid Turbulent Transition
Fragmentary OCR text sketches a scene with Finland's new premier, plus a jumble of clues and glossary items. The disjointed lines mix potential headlines with scattered words across political and linguistic topics, offering no coherent report or dates.
Rides 470 225 Employed Outside the United States
A note highlights that 470 225 workers are employed overseas and attributes lack of strong opposition as evidence of confidence. The statement emphasizes minimal primary opposition and the appreciation of that absence in supporting the policy or position.
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United States
Food Finance and Guns By Samull B Pettengill
The essay argues that postwar hunger and population growth threaten global stability and risk fueling new conflicts. It warns against excessive nationalism, warns that Russia and communism loom if peace treaties falter, and contends American food aid cannot avert a looming food shortage. It stresses limits to growth, higher birth rates, and the dangers of feeding military ambitions.
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Samull B. Pettengill
Italy
Germany
Japan
China
Russia
Colossis
Smuts
Stalin
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Truman
Rhés
Vitis
Utu
Rusery
Navy and Truman Merge Plan Backed by Forrestal Letter
Washington June 27 The secretary of the navy Forrestal informs President Truman of his desire to cooperate in the army navy merger program. He calls the President's objectives attainable and pledges full support with Admiral Nimitz in pursuing land based planes for reconnaissance and anti submarine warfare while retaining the navy role in future development.
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Washington
Forrestal
Truman
Trumall
Navy
Forresgal
Nimitz
Chester W. Nimitz
Tatterson
Admiral Nimitz
Forresta
Capitol Hill
Mr. Truman
Resigns Staff Position as Violin Department Head
Anthony Chiuminatto resigns as assistant professor and head of the violin and instrumental theory department at the University of Wichita to become head of the music department at St Thomas College in St Paul Minnesota. He will direct the combined orchestras of St Thomas for boys and St Catherine's for girls, with resignation effective immediately.
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Wichita
Kan
Anthony Chiuminatto
University of Wichita
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Minn
W. M. Jardine
W. A
Chiuminatto
St. Thomas College For Boys
St. Catherine's College For Girls
Jardine
Harvesting Shift Reduces Kansas Horses and Mules
Kansas faces a long decline in work horses and mules as tractors and harvesters rise. The 1941 counts show far fewer equines than 20 years earlier, while combines and harvesters multiply, signaling farm consolidation and higher output.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ubl Taytary
Mohipr Sa
Mitch
Baldwin News Chatter Highlights Local Travel and Events
Balwdn residents and families travel for vacations and gatherings. Rosene Davidson and family visit Rochester while Arlene Schenley joins a church sponsored Caravan in Pennsylvania. Elton Wider and family from Kansas City guest with Cherry Leitaker. Captain Peterson aids at Pembroke recreation. Lester Hey family returns to Patterson after visit. Saucier siblings attend Chicago graduation. Dunns plan overland trip to Michigan Bay City, visiting W E Hills. WSCS circles host luncheons and a silver tea. Elton Hybmank announces Beth Eilene Hybsk Manns marriage to Randall Dunn.
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Del
Fembroke Country Law School
Lester Hey
Marilyn
Sharon
Patterson
William Hey
W. A. Saucier
Ann Saucier
Chicago
Hills
Bay City
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Carl Johnson
William M. Balch
Claude F. Reeves
Methparsonage
Clyde W. Brewster
Elton W. Hybskmann
Lawrence
Beth Eilene
Randall Raymond Dunn
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