Mustn’t Double Cross Russians
Wade Werner analyzes the UN peacekeeping challenge as Vice President Wallace warns a third world war could occur without a satisfactory understanding between Western democracies and Soviet Russia. He traces postwar border and regime changes, West–East tensions, and constitutional questions facing a future Soviet union with its republics.
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Washington
Mar
United Nations
Wallace
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Poland
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Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Soviet Union
Delaware
Josef Stalin
Finland
Ukraine
Rumania
Lituania
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Finno- Karelian Soviet Socialist Republic
Bexapont
Red Army
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Ussr
United States
State May Help More in Welfare Funding Plan
Speaker Paul Wunsch announced a welfare measure that would add about 800000 dollars a year to county direct appropriations for categorical assistance. The proposal would replace the current 1800000 dollar annual county allocation from the old age assistance and equalization funds, unused due to qualification limits, and would further divert sales tax residues away from welfare to counties.
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Topeka
Mar
Representatives
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Davenport Fire From Cigarette Sparks Alive
A fire broke out on a Davenport couch when a smoker failed to stay awake. Ben Pitcher of 1829 Kentucky Street reported the blaze as the fire department rushed to extinguish it shortly before midnight.
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Davenport
Ben Pitcher
Kentucky Street
Kansas Ensign Wallar Listed Missing by Navy
Ensign Lawrence Raymond Wallar of Hutchinson Kansas is reported missing by the navy today. The theater of operations has not been specified by naval authorities.
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Kansas
Washington
Mar
Awrence Raymond Wallar
USNR
Hutchinson
Kan
Navy
Wallar
McAllaster School Earns War Stamp Drive and Class News
Sixth grade students at McAllaster have bought 269.55 in war stamps since December 1 1942. New student Barbara Ann James comes from Clarinda Iowa. First grade members of the Good Teeth club include Connie Vandeventer Lester Smith Lula Belle Smith Wayne Torneden Steven Stavros Shirley Thompson and Jeanie Wallace. Fourth grade art explores weaving with Miss Maud Ellsworth and Miss McGinnis. Fifth graders reply to Sara Jane Bates now in Knoxville Tenn. Second graders discuss What About Victory Gardens and welcome Earl Granberry and Bobby Joe Presley. Kindergarten kids stage Indian play objects and teepees. Third grade studies China with maps and a Chinese newspaper on display. Tommie Pearson joins Miss Tulls first grade from New York school. Reading for fun library books are checked out by Miss Tull’s class. Sixth grade notes sewing and Red Cross volunteer work. Calv in Webb delivers surgical dressings. Eighth grade poems and Junior staff surveys prepare for the Spring Junior. Ninth grade English speakers share varied topics. The Junior High Lions lose to Haskell Institute ninth graders at the Community building for Red Cross funds. Civics studies cover community protections and National Government ahead. Student council drives Red Cross nickel dime collections toward a $500 quota. basketball tickets count toward the drive. Ninth grade cooking tours downtown stores to study fresh produce and wartime rationing.
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Steven Stavros
Shirley Thompson
Jeanie Wallace
Welch
Maud Ellsworth
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Sara Jane Bates
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Earl Granberry
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Margaret Mercer
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Calvin Webb
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Rachel Gard
Alice Gill
Gill
Clifford D. Dean
Vesta White
Electa Kindlesberger
Ida Lyons
Mark Woodruff
Edyth Salvesen
Betty Dulaney
Jean
Haskell Institute
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Civics
Curtis Johnson
Have
Charlotte van Bebber
March Learning Highlights At Local Junior High
This week junior high students engaged in varied lessons. Miss Mildren Mast screened a two reel Abraham Lincoln film for social studies. Miss Edith Beach's ninth grade science classes compare plane and animal behavior under different conditions. Civics classes study local government structures. Miss Irene Nordstrom trains in air traffic control in Kansas City for three months. Eighth grade foods classes practiced meat substitutes with dishes like macaroni.
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Mildren Mast
Abraham Lincoln
Edith Beach
Ira E. Hunt
Irene Nordstrom
Kansas City
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Phillies Name Change Back To Phillies In 1942
Philadelphia reports that the baseball club formerly called the Phillies reverted to Phillies after ex President Nugent had renamed them Phils. New owner William D Cox supported the shift naming the team Chilies to emphasize a preferred nickname. In New York a separate note discusses a British proposal to seal a border area to curb wartime convoy leaks to Axis spies.
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Phillies
Gerald P. Nugent
Phils
William D. Cox
Roosevelt pushes Puerto Rico governor election plan
President Roosevelt asked Congress to consider immediate legislation letting Puerto Ricans elect their own governor. Rexford Tugwell, appointed by the president, faces opposition from insular parties accusing him of attempting a communist state. Tugwell is defended by Interior Secretary Ickes and supported by the Popular Democratic party in Puerto Rico.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Congress
Puerto Rico
Senate
Rexford G. Tugwell
Tugwell
Ickes
Popular Democratic Party
United States
House
House Insular Affairs Committee
Island to Probe All Phases of Puerto Rican Situation
An island plan aims to investigate every phase of the Puerto Rican situation, seeking comprehensive understanding. Officials say the inquiry will cover political, economic, and social aspects to inform policy responses.
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Island
Kay Kyser Receives OWI Backing on Draft Appeal
The Office of War Information backs band leader Kay Kyser in his plea to Roosevelt to keep him from 1 A draft. OWI director Elmer Davis says Kyser would likely serve as a band leader if inducted and notes his morale boosting work.
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Washington
Mar
Kay Kyser
Roosevelt
Office of War Information
Kyser
OWL
Elmer Davis
OWI
Adlerika advertised by H W Stowits Druggist
An old promotion notes Adlerika as a laxative product with three laxatives and five carminatives. It claims decades of use and urges readers to purchase Adlerika from H W Stowits, the local druggist.
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U. C. Ter
H. W. Stowits
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