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Newspaper page item with jumbled text from the AP wire service listing subscription rates and office addresses. It identifies Sorensen and Thompson as representatives and shows a date of March 11 with a sermon reference by Jesiah W218.
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Treaty delays loom as Marshall weighs early German talks
Secretary Marshall, delaying departure for Moscow, questions if the Big Four can draft the German treaty promptly. He hopes Austria's accord can be completed at the present meeting while Soviet actions spark concerns about rushed German terms. He seeks a first postwar basis to guide Europe and push Russia toward cooperative steps.
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Marshall
Germany
Austria
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Russia
China
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Europe
Unclear text fragment on labor legislation and contracts
Fragmentary report discusses severity of labor disputes and potential legislative actions. Mentions labor organizations, production, and a proposed bill. Details are garbled, but hints at accountability and policy responses to labor tension.
Confusion Over Occupied Currency War In Europe
Widespread effort to issue and control money in occupied Europe faces chaos as agencies exploit scarce notes for profit. Paper currency dominates, with circulation battles shaping control as front lines shift.
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Europe
Poogset
Japan
Nccupae
Alboit
Tnt Shere
Cointer
Vistercy
Costly Strike Ends After 14 Months at J J Case Works
Union spokesmen say the walkout ended to aid future plant unionization. The 14 month strike followed offers from the company last fall that the union rejected. Workers could have returned months ago, and leaders now reassess the impact of long strikes on union extension while many workers privately doubt the tactics.
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J. J. Case Company
Men on Payroll Tie Family Welfare to Steady Jobs
Article argues men supporting families must stay employed during active years and accept brief vacations. It notes the burden falls on nonunion workers as strikes rise. Leaders may fare well, but those on the payroll and their families suffer when strikes occur.
Aiding in Cleanup Loca peace officers'
State assistance in liquor and gambling raids in Kansas is reported, likely at the attorney general's suggestion. County officials may resist state intervention, yet closer enforcement by local authorities could please the governor and state officers.
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Loca
Kansas
Vocal Opposition Shapes 1948 Campaign Debates in Congress
The Democrat minority in Congress organizes its top debaters to challenge Republican bills and build a campaign record for 1948. The piece notes risks of prioritizing 1948 needs over 1947, and that useful legislation enacted despite minority opposition would help Republicans in the next election. It also mentions a wing of pickets around an eastern plant and anti-aircraft gear amid looming tensions. A London magazine excerpt by Tom Harrison humorously discusses inflation in France with a joke about a restaurant bill rising to 2,000 francs.
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Congress
Lela Reeiarert
Tom Harrison
France
London
Government Printing Office Ships Large Stocks of Printed Matter
A wry clippings summary notes the Government Printing Office prints about ten carloads of paper daily including oddities like Studies on the Utilization Swordfish Livers and a checklist of snakes. A Lawrence man resigns from health and sanitation to pastor a church in Ottawa, arguing spiritual duties trump sanitary ones. A Pillsburg Headlight item warns that Save Is Hind accomplishes little beyond proving it deaf.
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Health and Sanitation Department
Ottawa
Pillsburg
Showdown Face Looms as Big Four Clash Over Germany Treaty
Analysis notes a tense mood at the Moscow conference as the Big Four debate a German treaty and the deeper split between Russia and Western democracies. The piece warns a decisive confrontation may be needed to resolve long standing tensions and avert renewed global conflict.
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Asie
Moscow
Europe
New Time
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Russia
America
Britain
Soviet Union
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Western Hemisphere
Actress Annabella Bound for Home Amid Divorce Fallout
Actress Annabella departs for her homeland as questions linger over a reconciliation with estranged husband Tyrone Power. She states any discussion of reconciliation must wait until her return in the fall. Power has just returned.
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Annabella
Ian Cella van Taris
Tyrone Vower
Barbs A Stage Designer's Wife Divorce Suit
A Montana man sues in divorce claiming desertion. Fragmentary notes describe a stage designer's wife seeking separation amid personal upheaval.
Old Home Town Year Round club marks 20th anniversary
The Year Round club celebrated its 20th anniversary with a lunch at Evans Hearth. Officers installed at the business meeting were Mrs. J. R. Ulrich president Mrs. A. S. Peck vice president Mrs. Fred Williams treasurer Mrs. Carl Phillips secretary. Alan Halph Kirfer turned 12 with a party last eve King. Attendees included Tom Ober Edwin Hundley Junior Hundley Clarence Richardson Shipman Winter Delmar Frost Oddy Williams John Frost Jimmy Murray Byron Sperry Merlin Frost Harry Stacker Clayton Frost Stanley Stockton Wesley Baker Paul Penny Bobby Green Alan Kiefer. Lloyd Ware Jr on five day vacation from Wentworth Military Academy. Roeland Boynton of Topeka last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ramey.
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Evans Hearth
J. R. Ulrich
Mra. A.S. Peck
Fred Williams
Carl Phillips
Alan Halph Kirfer
Tom Ober
Edwin Hundley
Junior Hundley
Clarence Richardson
Shipman Winter
Delmar Frost
Odd
District high school basketball tourney draws out of town visitors
Miss Helen Walton Miss Ernes tine Water and Miss Edna Underwood attended the Baldwin district high school basketball tournament. A University YWCA kitchen shower honored Henley House. An all school party and an automobile party at St Patrick's garage were planned with student leaders Walter Rising and council aides. Lawrence cinema schedules feature Little Lord Fauntleroy Three Live Ghosts and Disraeli. Willow Springs visitors Noah Shuler and Sylvia Shuler joined Lawrence guests Marjerie Thayer is improving after tonsil surgery. A surprise birthday party honored Mrs Clarence Milone.
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Helen Walton
Ernestine Water
Edna Underwood
Baldwin
University Y.W.C.A
Henley House
St Patrick's Garage
Walter Rising
Aharge
Sidney Emmett
Alonzo Sluas
Loraine Carder
LaVerne Stugard
Alene Carter
Esther Jane Jones
Lawrence
Lord Fauntleroy
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Clarence Milone March
Forty Years Ago notes and hometown updates
Hazel Griffiths recovering from membranous croup with her father W. T. Griffiths, Mamie Griffiths has measles, Ralph Smock travels to Kansas City on business, Mixa Adele Marka returns Thursday from St. Louis visit with Mrs. Joseph Glaser and aunt, Sekitt Clarke with typhoid fever, G. Sullivan enters city council race from the first ward as a Democrat, C. G. Long of Garnett and Mia Fry visit, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Gordon and Blanch return from Kansas City trip.
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Hazel Griffiths
W. T. Griffiths
Mamie
Ralph Smock
Kansas City
Mixa Adele Marka
St. Louis
Joseph Glaser
Sekitt Clarke
Lever
Thenh G. Sullivan
City Emmeil
Nominations Made For Y M C A Spring Elections
The Y M C A nominating committee filed candidates for spring elections at the regular March 7 meeting. Slates include president Wil l Boney Bathurst Don Haumunk Richard Sister Edgar Tho mas for secretary Robert Davis Orin Wright Jr Art Johnson Roger Arnold for ASC representative Robert Thayer Robert Franklin and Keith Wolfenbarger and for regional representative Dean Smith and Dale Rummer. Elections set for March 17 week. Red Cross goal surpassed Sedgwick County chapter tops 124 906 with 50 088 18 overage. John C Wilson area manager announced the tallied funds were raised March 3 to March 7.
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Don Haumunk
Richard Sister
Edgar Tho
Robert Davis
Orin Wright, Jr
Art Johnson
Roger Arnold
ASC
Robert Thayer
Robert Franklin
Keith Wolfenbarger
Dean Smith
Dale Rummer
Redrosa
St. Louis
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Mid-Western
John C. Wilson
Baldwin News: Obituary and Local Society Notes
Community notes record travel between Baldwin and California, visits by families including the McVeys and Kalb family. funeral services for Charles A Kalb in Baldwin with burial at Oakwood. Local clergy, church activities, and education ties to Baker College are noted along with regional social movements and meetings.
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Joyee Wilson
Highland Park
Pelinwshin Hall
Clarance A. Mc
Cullough
Neodesha
Kansas
Charles A. Kalb
Netawake
First Methodiat
Baldwin Sunder
He Paaror
Divideater
Ocean
Mra
Sam Hedrick
Maroniendap
Oakwort Cemetery
Oibert Kapelle
Ges Kalb
Eugene Kalb
Wellscale
Cecile Coleman
Parramtt
Margaret Hammond
Vinland
Ethel Roser
Nebraska City
Neb
Kalb
Baker
Mound Raiser
Waverly
Baldw
Baldein Firmer E Company
Moscow talks set stage for Germany peace plan
Washington column notes the Moscow foreign ministers conference opens March 10 with Gen. George Marshall present. It will not draft a German peace treaty but outline next steps and discuss Potsdam policy revisions, German unification, boundaries, demilitarization, and central administration for four occupation zones.
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Allied Control Councils
Unknown Crossword Clue Fragments With Names And Items
Fragmentary OCR list reads like a crossword with entries such as Indigent Ireland Indians Perret Onager Period Frolic Dress Gems of maples Uncommon Stipped French river Profound While Press Registered nurse symbol for manganese and several proper names. The text mixture hints at a puzzle or glossary rather than a cohesive article.
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Flashes of Life and Politics Across States
An 11 year old Mika Julia Patrick uses a police radio to report a wrecked patrol car after a thief steals a tar. In Santa Fe New Mexico and Salt Lake City Utah state senators debate duties as 24 women roll calls, while Brockbank’s fire bill passes amid a dramatic chamber interruption. Sammy Yates in Menlo Park California, in eighth grade, distributes “brother” stickers from a cigar box during class.
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Polio Department
Mika Julia Patrick
Salt Lake City
Mar
New Mexico
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Santa Fe
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James Morrow
Taylor P. Brockbank
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Coate
Menlo Park
Calif
Sammy Yates
Central School
Amed Clipper Seeks 1947 Barbers Licence Renewal
Tarber E E Davis of Havana Illinois claims he is the oldest working barber in Minnis and that he is entitled to the first 1947 state renewal barber license. Davis wrote the state department of registration and education stating he is 92 and began cutting hair 76 years ago. His request will be granted.
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Radio Programs Wear 26 Were Mbo 6 Efeu Tuesday Evening
A fragmented Radio Programs listing shows station call letters such as KMBC WDAF WREN and names like Jody Boer Mel Blanc Hank D Amico Gene Autry Dinah Shore and Lone Ranger. It outlines evening slots with various programs and personalities across stations with dates including March 18. The garbled OCR hints at a multi-station schedule featuring talk shows westerns and musical acts.
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Jody Boer
Wren
Skip Farreth
Mel Blanc
Jody
Boston Symphony
KMBO
WDAF
Amon
Andy Ee
Hollywene
F Pipher
Banat
KMBC
Bob Hopa
Pfeieral
Hank D
D'Amico
Jay Avionia
Ted West
Wdabnewa
Gene Autry
Wren—Lone Ranger
Jack * Carnon
Wren—Lum
Taokmac
Dr Chriatian
Dyinginan
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Wednesday Concerts at KFRU Features Glatzbach and Choir
KFRU lists a 2:30 matinée with Maskel, a 2:45 appearance by pianist Robert Glatzbach, and a 9:30 program by the University Modern Choir. Also notes This Week in Ranses Lagiala.
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Ege are a protective food says home economists
Home economists urge daily intake of eggs for protection and health. They emphasize eating six to eleven eggs or more a day as a healthy rule, highlighting eggs as a protective food in diets.
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