Journal World masthead and rates fragment
Lawrence Kansas Friday March issue of Journal World includes partial masthead and subscription rates listing prices for three months six months and yearly terms for Douglas and adjoining counties. Also shows Associated Press credit and a biblical verse Genesis 24 with guidance theme.
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R - Murray
Managins Dolph Bimome
Jareansen & Thompson
New York
West Éth
Chicaes
North
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Kansasity
West
Associated Press
Associated Presa
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Postoffice
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Geneme
Delay on Treaty Hinders Peace Talks Before Moscow Conference
Territorial Marshall departs for the Moscow conference amid doubt a peace treaty with Germany will be shaped there. Observers foresee the meeting focusing on peripheral issues while essential peace efforts lag. Delays worsen conditions for both winners and losers as armament reduction slows and broader stabilization stalls. Governments must move toward early treaty completion to shift attention from politics.
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Marshall
Germany
Europe
Kansas City Rejects City Manager Form In Special Election
Kansas City Ri pan voters emphatically rejected a city manager form in a special election. The result, nearly as lopsided as a general election, suggests limited interest in changing government structure despite Lawrence agitation for the manager plan.
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Kansas City
Ripan
Kanang City
Lawrence
Kanena City
Kansas
Questioning U S Greece Aid Turns On Cost Beyond 259 Million
The Topeka State Journal questions how far the United States should go beyond Truman’s proposed 259 million dollars to Greece as Britain withdraws, suggesting 250 million may be only a starter. Advocates favor aid to Greece over pressuring the Russians, while concerns grow about future costs and broader U S involvement. The piece also notes stalled efforts to raise portage rates and a broader trend of rising charges across services and commodities.
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Topeks State Journal
Truman
Greece
Britain
United States
Inflation and rates cut across goods and services
The piece notes rising 4 percent and higher costs in production and handling, with workers’ wage gains failing to offset increased inputs. It links higher postage to broader trends, and warns public health units and schools face influenza-related disruptions, urging precautions to protect health and maintain schedules.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Lune
Radio Programs Air Schedule Mixed with News and Ads
A dense listing shows WREN KMEC WREN-Ted and other stations airing news at 8:00 PM on Thursday and Friday evenings March 4 and 5, including Readers Digest, Security Workshop, and The Heart of America mystery. The schedule also notes church pages Lone Ranger and Baby Snooks with various local personalities and a discussion of university and government research.
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Thureday Vening
KMEC
Bagas Wren
Ted
BN Bcs
Abors
Abner
WDAF
Thera Finnegan
Jack Haley
RM Readers Digest
KNBC
Wren
Ted Weat
KMRC
Eparkia Tire
Lone Ranger
KMAC
LIO
KMBC
Trawcan Ter Young
Pal Feepia Ara Fanny
Hreak the Flan
Duran
Moscow Conference Doubts on German Treaty Surface
Secretary of State Marshall warns that the Big Four nations remain divided on fundamentals as they prepare for a Moscow conference. The talks center on a German treaty that would rebuild Germany economically while preventing war, with disagreements over form of government and obstacles from some powers. May require another meeting to finalize the terms.
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Marshall— Inow
Moscow
France
Britain
Russia
America
Europe
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Delae
Carda
Furope
London
Austria
Marshall
Germany
United States
Letters to the Editor Raise Teachers Salaries
Journal-World readers urge restoring prewar education standards and higher teacher pay. They argue that quality schooling requires decent salaries to attract qualified teachers and ensure teaching remains a dignified, satisfying profession for future citizens.
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Salarlee
Journal-World
Pritchard to Represent Poland at Paris Exposition
Mrs L J Pritchard reports Poland will be represented at the International Haunting Exhibition in Paris in May and June. The Ministry of Reconstruction has appointed two princes on delegates Zemanut Skibniewski and Zbigniew Karpinski.
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Paris
Warsaw
Poland
Ministry of Reconstruction
Zeamunt Skibniewski
Zbigniew Karpinski
Barbs By Halco chean N Akings You Write Home
An odd, fragmented item discusses the good of being broke, an astronomer predicting 96 million years of sunshine, and a weather forecast. It notes easing dental supply shortages and brushes with superstition about umbrellas indoors.
Old Home Town Forum on City Auditorium Plan
About 100 people attended a public forum on the proposed city Auditorium convened by the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Robert Laster received a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Gene Snow and Mrs. Roy Griffith. Adelina Lamb hosted a bridal shower for Mrs. Clarence Biggs of Kansasville, while Miss CW Binyon hosted another event in Angie City. Mrs. J. N. Gordon’s daughter Hoffman of Coffeyville spent a few days with her mother.
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Chamber
Emia
Gene Snow
Roy Griffith
Robert Laster
Clifford Harper
Migs
Adelina Lamb
Clarence Biggs
Kenzas
Wiles
CW ‘Binyon
Aspen Yeoteragi
Angie City
Hoffman
Coffeyville
Mra. J. N. Gordon
Lawrence High School chief takes UC teaching post
Twenty five years ago C E Birch head of the Lawrence high school commercial department accepted a teaching position at the University of California for the summer. Mrs Sam Galitsky hosted a dinner in honor of Mr Galitsky's birthday. Mrs Howard McConnell entertained with a dinner for her father John Hunzicker and niece Dorothy Hunzicker. The Progressive Reading Club meets at Mrs W W Burnett's home tomorrow. The Pleasant Hour Club was entertained by Mr R W Yoomar Wednesday. Kathryn McCall of Lecompton married George Robson of Lawrence at the bride’s brother Daryl McCall’s Topeka home. Ruth McHenry, Grace Shropshire, Anna Glabn, and Edith Olson went to Tonganoxie for dinner at Hotel Myers. Mrs E J Fletcher visited Gere Nett today. Effie Robinson returned from a visit in Excelsior Springs. Mr and Mrs J E Cheatham, former Beatie Falley, left for Spokane Wash. Mrs James Meane is guest tree of Mrs Eugene Huntington Ware.
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C._E. Birch
Lawrence High School
J. University of California
Neg’ Gemmer
Sam Galitsky
Mr. Galitsky
E. Cheatham
Beate Falley
Spokane
Wash
James Meane
Eugene Hunting
Ton Ware
Meleod
Nancy Lonawond
Brafford
Bethany Hospital
Petic
Roberta. Wine
Kansas City
Baldwin
J. TL Ha
Michael
James S. Churitte
Ivy Poisomme
Tenth
Jersey
California
J. F. Winter
Jeiffe Hall
Topeka
Winter
Leviathan on the Potomac sparks anti government rage
A critical essay argues that a Kentucky widow faced costly legal hurdles to recover 200 dollars from the U S government after a coal dealer’s loan to cover a government payment. The piece decries bureaucratic delays and cites court costs attorney fees and wage laws as adding to the burden. It laments postwar federal overreach and cites John H Wickham of the ATU on moonshine and rural hardship.
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Central City
United States
Great Court of Claims
Reneky
Levisthan
Potomac
Washington
Hawaii
Pacific Ocean
Moonshine Hey Heyday Over Revenue Arguments
Richmond Va. CP That whiskey in them that kill hole, says the Alcohol Tax Unit, it ain’t what it used to be as today’s bootlegger takes no pride in work. The report notes changing tactics and enforcement challenges amid ongoing revenue arguments and law enforcement focus on illicit spirits.
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Richmond
Alcohol Tax Unit
Flashes of Life In the Chips and Odd News Bits
A Berwick Pennsylvania woman dropped her diamond engagement ring into a 25 cent bag of potato chips during packaging and only found it after 300 bags were shipped to a U.S. store. In San Francisco tenants received 10 to 15 percent rent notices by door, but temporary controls kept rents frozen. A Sweet Moos item from South Bend Indiana reports Mrs Florida’s cow sick from dietary sugar. neighbors supplied sugar as the OPA processed a request, and the cow recovered.
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Berwick
Frensy
Garrison
United States
San Francisco
Mar, &Ph
Office of Temporary Controls
OTC
South Bend
Ind
Emmanuel Florida
Florida
OPA
Cleveland
Bossy
Screen Star Horizonta 1 4 Pictured Actress
Fragmented OCR text mentions a screen star and assorted scattered clues or word fragments across numbers and phrases. The readable parts include references to a pictured actress and a series of nonsensical fragments that blend themes like emotions, transportation, and objects, but no coherent event or narrative emerges.
Anower to Previous Porte 28 Prattle '29 Anesthetic 20 Treatise 36
Subtle crossword style item listing varied terms and clues such as Anower to Previous Porte and Prattle with numbers and obscure references, including references to street abbr and Portico meanings, forming a compact lexicon snippet from a historical page.
Kansas Generals and Capitol Talk in Washington
A Washington report highlights Kansas figures in the capital scene including Admiral John E. Glugrich of Dodge City and Admiral Walter A. Buck of Oskaloosa, with General Leon W. Johnson of Moline and Ike Eisenhower noted among Kansas names. The piece references flag display norms, night flying needs, and local visitors Mr. and Mrs. Far Sonner and Temes E. Lawtor of Kansas Center.
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District of Columbia
Kansas
Abilene
Ike” Eisenhower
Leon W. Johnson
Moline
Subcommittee On
Navy Appropriations
John E. Glugrich
Dodge City
Walter A. Buck
Oskarlooss
Navy
Captain Lyle ©. Armel
Lawrence
Bell sounds warning at Louisville church
A report from Louisville details thefts targeting the poor box at St. John’s Catholic Church near its door. Thieves exploit the box, prompting warnings as residents fear further loss of church funds and disruption to parishioners.
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Louisville
St. John's Catholic Church
Priest Rigged Bell Alarm After Box Trapped Thief
Rev Robert A Willett installed a device in the rectory to sound a bell whenever a box is rifled. The trap has captured its 12th victim, deterring further thefts as the bell rings whenever intruders attempt entry.
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Robert A. Willett
Father Willett
Obituary for Mrs Dollie Emick Campbell of Lawrence Kansas
Mary Cornelia Campbell born near Aurora March 10 1879 died at home in Lawrence March 2 1947 aged 67 years 11 months and 22 days. Survived by three sons Harold John Russell Morane daughter Mrs Carroll Pontius and Mrs Floyd King plus sister Mrs James Freeborn and brothers Percy Ray Campbell and Ed Campbell. She early lived around Concordia and belonged to several churches including Wesleyan Methodist West Side Presbyterian and Church of the Nazarene.
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Mary Cornelia Campbell
Aurora
Lawrence
Kanana
Concordia
William Earl Emick
Harold
John
Carroll Pontius
Russell
Topeka
Floyd King
Kansas City
Morane
James Freeborn
Miltonvale
Percy
Ray Campbell
Ed Campbell
Amen
Emick
Wesleyan Methodist Church
West Side Presbyterian
Baldwin News Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
Baldwin notes detail visits from Kansas City and Topeka residents, hospital treatments, and social gatherings. A Corner Cafe meeting hosted by Mrs Rollie Crhichflehdt, updates on patients, and plans for drives and a charity shower for Mrs J A Stevenson are reported amid travel and family care notes.
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