Supreme Court ruling reshapes county district consolidations
In Douglas and other counties the Supreme Court nullified certain consolidation actions under the authorized form. District patrons may proceed if these moves align with their interests while a broader reorganization order awaits further guidance. Authorities warn about timing and legal standing of ongoing district actions.
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Tinglas
Srhor
Indore
Questa
Douglas
Supreme Court
Harvest Week Advances in Treugas Courte Area
A weather tied harvest week nears in agricultural Kansas near Lawrence. Field views show vans ready for combine or binder as the season begins. Good weather early in the week could push the pear harvest toward market terminals.
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Altho
Agrec'ural Kansan
Treug
Lawrence
Combine
Careful Review of Precautions Aids Aircraft Safety
A safety board recommends careful checks and extended margins for takeoffs to ensure normal flight operations. Emphasis is on reducing accidents and maintaining personnel readiness to support safe air travel.
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Safety Board
Senda
Mippaie
Kaw Flooding Impacts Crops After Heavy Rainfall
The Kaw River shows heavy flow with flood conditions easing upstream as streams flatten. Despite feared damage, crop losses are reportedly lower than expected as rains subside, though overflows caused some damage in the upper watershed.
Omaha Public Library Criticized in Editorial Critique
Ruth Gaghards of Lawrence visits Omaha and calls the public library a disgrace. The Omaha World Herald editorial titled The Lady Right describes the library as unsightly, ancient and delapidated, urging a modern, well equipped central facility in the proposed civic center.
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Ruth Gaghards
Lawrence
Omaha
Omaha Puble
Omaha World Herald
O\ld-Herald
Jarda
It Is Both Ways On War Threats And Training
Bernard Bersch argues Russia is not an immediate threat yet supports universal military training as time is short to strengthen defense. He questions what other pretext could trigger an attack with little time to respond while others warn of peacetime dangers and fear of renewed war. The text mixes critiques and concerns about policy and public reassurance.
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Bernard Bersch
Russia
Universs
Mr. Baruch
Mary
Enawa
United Starag
Chambord Palace: A Loire Valley Landmark Revisited
Jean Po Harris narrates a visit to Chambord in the Loire Valley noting its grand white stone mass and ornate towers. The piece contrasts royal tastes with modern tastes, mentions a 14th century heritage, and hints at a June wedding amid harvest season as life resumes.
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Jean Po Harris
Harria
France
Loire
Chateau Chambord
Chambord
Chanbord
Barbara Hestien
Variana
Goulds
Warrier
Sarrot
Finland Sees Aid Not Solace in Relief Alone
Ras governor of Finland lauds extended American credits for rebuilding a shattered economy but cautions that relief is temporary. He stresses long years of hard work ahead, gratitude to U S friends, and hope to repay debts while avoiding dependence on welfare.
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Karene Ty Sear
Ras of
Finland
United States
Europe
Europe Sees Unified Effort Amid War Crisis
AP dispatch by Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes early signs of Western unity among Britain France and the United States amid rising European tensions. It notes Soviet resistance to the Western program and contemplates potential shifts in American strategy and European cooperation toward a broader peace framework. The piece discusses pressures for a unified effort, Franco British alignment, and questions about U S involvement and the pace of diplomacy.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Ape
Brita
France
Rues
U.S
Marsha
Europe
Russia
Wren
Nferenie Mere
Eruid
Ebalwest
Comimunien
Moeean
Cehabe
Carey
Flashes of Life at Family Christmas Dinner
A fragment notes a family celebration with the Christ brothers and 24 relatives sharing a "Uhr stiras" dinner. The garbled text mentions Leverenz and a crepration in the eLryss Mas tree wax scene, but the readable portion centers on a large family gathering and meal.
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Bravhees
Leverenz
eLryss
Boy Fires $200 Saved by Mother in Odd Act
A Minnesota boy burned $200 his mother had saved, reflecting a concern about modern youths. The fragment mentions bank presidents feeling shaky and college grades, and references a “torrist day” on June 21 amid notes on girls, educators, and fashion.
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Minnesota
Mary
Old Home Town Notes Involving Wickhams and Guests
The column lists local families and their travel plans and visits. Major and Mrs. Fred Wickham plan to leave for Hoarsiuta after Mass. Mr and Mrs Frank Koehler depart Ameran for New York City for ten months with relatives. Mr and Mrs Rankin and baby, Philp Norman travel from Cimaha to visit J R Edmonds' family. Jennie M Dunking to Kansas City to visit her sister.
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Dagehier
Massey
Ranian
J. R. Edmonds
Jennie M. Dunking
Kansas City
Twenty five years ago Department moves to KU for fall
Dr R A Schwegler will resume education classes at the University of Kansas next fall after a year’s leave of absence. He has been doing graduate work at Columbia this past year. Earlier, Miss Lorna Marie Raub and Floyd Langley Hoeckenhall married yesterday at the bride’s parents home on Oread Avenue.
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R.A. Schwegler
University of Kansas
School of Education
R. A. Kent
Schwegler
Columbia
Lorna Marie Raub
Floyd Langley Hoeckenhall
Oread Avenue
J. B. Fugate
M. J. Wella
Bridge
Jes
Tourists Flock To Lively Cemetery Tourists Flock To Lively Cemetery
Hal Boyle describes a Forest Lawn cemetery tour drawing 50 000 visitors annually. The site features bronze grave markers a garden for the living and a court of honor where the dead are remembered. The piece notes the cemetery’s mixed roles including weddings prayers art lectures and even a minister ordained there. It also mentions postal history and security efforts in the era.
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Hal Boyle Ciepitee
Frial Court of Honor
Glum
Bond
Sven Hutk
Forest Law
May Iver
Hea Chaney
Columba
Tooy Mix
Wallace Charles
Fale
Harlow
Dewe
America
Forest Lawn
Color tests on grain aim to deter birds but not rodents
Wildlife researchers at Carver test colored grain to deter birds while rodents ignore dyed grain. Experiments show dead birds fed on undecorated seed died, while dyed grain reduced consumption by birds but has sparked debate. Observers in several states report similar results, though some scientists call conclusions speculative.
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Warkogt
Wren
Herta Labs
Ike Bodtaedt
Tate
Nalmhach
Wildlife Research Laboratories
Carver
Pagent Rentrel
Fishamp Wildlife Service
Kaimbach
Nat
South Dakota
Calternia
New Mexica
Color sensitivity and bird coloration linked to mating
The text suggests that color sensitivity in birds relates to sex hormones and that plumage colors vary by species. It notes red cardinals and peacocks as examples and implies that male coloration intensifies during mating seasons or in nature’s selection.
Local notes from a crowded meeting in Cairo and nearby towns
A transcription of a chaotic community record recounts a meeting in Cairo and surrounding areas. The text mentions attempts to purchase property, renovations, church events, and various local figures such as Mrs Margaret Voraw and Mr Shh HooShires, with fragmented references to dates, places, and attendees. It notes wedding and marriage mentions, a prayer, and volunteers, alongside scattered personal names and tasks. The overall tone mirrors a busy parish or civic roundup from a small-town paper.
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Bartindas
Wayne
Lewes
Tanda
Dehy Kipp
Denver Cote
Margaret Votan
Robert Grath
Hiansac Fir Tea Faleing
Eit
Eheria Test Ya
Alareh Rania Ser Tretary
Moraw
Esa
Agpines
Margaret Voraw
Jesen
Sbuger Pmr
Fragmentary crossword style clue set from 19th century page
Reads as a jumbled list of cryptic like hints and partial entries including terms such as horizon, pactured anter, rawkeys, household, vr, invigora ting, sign of zodiac, rodents, destiny, smoke residue, chemical suffix, stoat, merit, dispatches, vertical, ohio city, prefix not, bathe, discover, mimics, note of scale, compass point, pronoun. Contains numerous broken fragments and incomplete definitions.
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Ohio City
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Alice Dick
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
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Cairo
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Loradin
War Office
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Teel
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EPP
G. Gustafson Optometrist Glassen
Boogie Wonpie
Tommy Dorsey
Wrights
Masa
Mel Finher
Wdaaf
Morday Ewer Ag
Fiat
ORME
Victor Borer
Stowits Rerali Drug Store
Beaman Beaman
A & BR
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Sonntane
Sonotone Hearing Center
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