Journal-World Stands by World Company Public Notice
Eve SIMONS staffer lists office address in Lawrence Kansas and contact details. The item includes subscription rates and terms, with a note about second class matter status under the 1873 act and a biblical verse quoted as a directional motto for the Wednesday edition March 15.
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Journal-World
the World Company
Eve Simons
Ers
Massachusetts Streat
Lawrence
Kansas
Escrin
Werond
Aebociater
Ana ‘Hanoelayed Frese
Andi Guresu
Matthaw
European farming compared with Midwestern practices
Midwest farmers returning from a European tour note stark differences in conditions. They discuss how Italy employs one farm hand per seven acres and question what to do with workers if machinery replaces them. The travelers observe Europe's need to create jobs even where machines could help and highlight Belgian yields of 72 bushels per acre as a standard expectation.
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Europe
United States
Italy
Leaders blaze new course in Congress against president plan
Majority party leaders shape a Congress agenda diverging from President Truman's program. They refuse to accept excise tax limits and resist tax-raising proposals, signaling they have learned what resonates with constituents to protect their political hides this year.
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Congress
Truman
State tax form a riddle of arithmetic confusion
A Lawrence resident mocks the new state income tax blank, noting Topeka officials have reshaped it by removing straightforward questions and adding tricky elements borrowed from federal forms. He calls the exercise an arithmetic test meant to dazzle taxpayers with its alleged depth.
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New State Farm
Lawrence
Topeka
Students protest at Kaneax State over athletic prize
In Kansas City and Topeka Kaneax State College students protested the awarding of a prize to another team. The action included a march on the Kan sas City Star offices where veteran sports editor C. E. McBride became a focal point. The protest drew KU into the publicity and concluded with no clear settlement.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Kaneax State College
C. E. McBride
Kansas City Star
McBride
K.U
United Nations
Midwest
County Manager Form Topic Prompts Kansas Debate
Discussion across Kansas about adopting a county manager form of government. Emporia Gazette and Garden City Telegram editorials advocate efficiency gains and cost reduction. Observations note limited adoption where counties use executive powers through auditors or officials. Also mentions Truman’s sea voyage training and new bleaching research in government service. Topeka area designated a metropolitan region by federal authority.
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Kansas
Emporia Gazette
Garden City Telegram
Finney County
Texas Takes It Tamely
Independence Reporter questions Texas reaction after a sensational meat controversy. The piece mocks Texas for not invading Kansas City to confront alleged meat mislabeling and imports from Missouri, framing the state as wavering and hesitant amid the scandal.
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Texas
Independence
Kansas City
Letter on Good Government in Lawrence Debates Charter
A reader argues that good government depends on honest citizens and not the form of government. The letter warns against switching to a manager system in Lawrence and emphasizes citizen alertness as the guarantee of reform. Also notes Elmo Jones of Towanda dies at 48 after assisting in fighting a prairie fire on an oil lease near Towanda.
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Journal-World
WU. S
Lawrence
R. LaMont
E Dorado
Kan
Cr— Elmo Jones
Towanda
Barbs by Hal Cochran opens with Ohio detective foiling robbery
An Ohio detective outsmarted two wouldbe robbers who mistook him for drunk, exposing their plan as he proved he was no easy mark. Circus talent scouts may find a real find in Sara, a former bank worker turned entertainment hopeful.
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Hal Cochran
Ohio
Woman’s stubborn hat fixation sparks street theater
A fragmented notice contemplates a school fire and students leaving with wraps as a cautionary anecdote. An educator asserts people overestimate their smarts and urges men to share a sensible message with their wives.
The Old Home Town Engagement and Social Notices
The item reports Marion Hughes engagement to Roas Barton of Bartlesville Oklahoma and notes her wedding set for April 13. It also covers Eva Abraham birthday surprise gathering, a Lawrence hosted bridal shower for Mrs Clifford Hardtaker, Alma Kirkman marriage to Jack Howard, and invitations issued for a March 23 formal dance with attendees named.
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Francia G. Hughes
Marion
Roas Barton
Bartlesville
Oklo
S. E. Barton
Lawrence
Eva Abraham
Arthur Hase
W. A. Simon
Clifford Hardtaker
Kansas City
Hase
Overbrook
Helen Howell
Alma Kirkman
Jack M. Howard
Harold Y. Howell
Catherine Ochse
Mary Lewise Dickinson
Twenty five years ago federation club benefit and society notes
Twenty five years ago the Federation of Women's clubs held a benefit party in AU hall raising about 125 for the Social Service League. Prizes were awarded to Mrs D R McWilliams Miss Edna Lamb Mrs E D Haldeman and others. A marriage announced Lily Johnston to Donald Anderson March 8 at Lone Star home. Various social visits and attendances noted including Bishop Quayle funeral attendance and local business changes including Star Browery purchase on South Massachusetts Street.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Hall
Social Service League
Mra
D. R. McWilliams
Edna Lamb
E. D. Haldeman
M. T van Hecke
F. W. Gaunt
McKee
A. D. Wilcox
William B. Backus
Floyd Rankin
Frank Banks
Mis
Lily Johnson
Donald Anderson
William Johnson
Lone Star
Missearl Anderson
Alva Miller
Emily Ferris
University Department of Sociology
Broadview Inn
Edward T. Devine
TK. UL
A. B. Eliott
Garnett
Bert Wiggins
William A. Quayle
W. A. Crooks
Peoria
Ill
H. B. Kibler
Mary A. Derek
Nellie
Lloyd Emerson
Hoover
Maude Beaty
Walter Grayhand
Topeka
Laura J. Coles
J. Jewett
Clyde Stewart
George Kirchhoff
King Leopold II Faces Return Debate After Belgian Plebiscite
Exiled Belgian king Leopold II faces a choice after Belgium's Sunday plebiscite showed 67.68 percent favoring his return. Prime Minister Eyskens suggested abdication in favor of Crown Prince Baudouin, a step many deem logical to unite divided Belgians. Leopold's past actions and marriages, including a controversial second marriage while prisoner, add to the controversy surrounding his potential throne.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Edieuy
Bausdouin
Leopold
Bermans
Lavken
Brussel
Mile
Mary Lilian Baeis
de Rethy
Astrid
Sweden
Switzerland
Ler
Belgu
Federal Commissioner Warns Radio Over Horror and Humor
Norman Oklahoma March 15. FCC chairman Wayne Coy warned the radio industry at the Oklahoma University Radio conference that without self cleaning and curb on horror programs and jokes, federal restrictions may follow. He said the commission must ensure stations serve the public interest and that poor taste is not acceptable. He called some radio jokes a return to livery stable humor.
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Norman
Okla
Wayne Coy
Federal Communications Commission
Oklahoma University Radio
Coy
Humo
Bear mauls keeper at Melbourne zoo. bear shot dead
A seven foot polar bear mauled two keepers at Melbourne Zoo during the Melbourne 200 today. Stanley Gittos, 20, was cleaning the den when attacked. Roy Gorham attempted a revolver shot from behind, but the bear knocked him down. Heerne Parr fired a shot ending the attack.
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Melbourne
Australia
Stanley Gittos
Roy Gorham
Heerne Parr
Puzzle of Words From An Old Page Clue List Revealed
A scrambled OCR style page presents a long list of word clues and partial answers. The fragment includes items like Marsh plant and Texas city with several numbered hints and stray letters, suggesting a crossword style puzzle or wordplay source.
Leoprad is killed by NZ Army captain during house hunt
An escaped 18 month old leopard from Singapore prowled Auckland streets before being shot by Capt H B Conway of the New Zealand army with a Sten submachine gun at close range. The animal killed a neighbor and ate part of a victim before officers ended the hunt at dusk.
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New Zealand
Auckland
Singapore
H. B. Conway
Hia Sten
Pix
Leon
Conway
Oklahoma City
Preacher Calls for Judo Classes to Guard Women
London reports Rev Stephen Hopkinson urges female parishioners at St Marys church to learn judo after local attacks. He has trained in judo for 20 years and seeks to protect women by encouraging controlled self defense. Also notes dental experts say stuttering children show less tooth decay in a Cleveland study of 400 pupils.
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London
Stephen Hopkinson
St. Mary's Parish
He Han
Cleveland
Mar
Howard E. Kessler
Amy Bishop
Shadow Pie supper planned by Heaper Community club
Eudora Mr and Mrs Arnold Marahalt of De Moines and Ralph Kurtz of Olathe join Mr and Mrs Joh Kurtz and family for a Sunday gathering. The Heaper Community club will host a Shadow Pie supper Monday with every girl and woman asked to bring a pie. A program and games will follow.
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Arnold Marahalt
de Moin
Ralph Kurtz
Olathe
Joh Kurtz
Sophia Kure
Heaper
Sre Kimer Reeta
Willant Nels
Reeta
George Hollenbeck
Claude Hollenbeck
Alfred Torneden
Delph French
Charles Devideon
Marie Seeie
Clarence Haramelgara
Zola Paxton
Thomas
Mabel Torneden
Odfrey Beetz
Herbert Torneden
William Rawger
Anna Torneden
Wiliam Ree
Opal Wilson
Alvin Ree
Jack Davidson
Lloyd Deus
Jas
Willan
Torneden
Airs
Taut Orxeingard
Vernon Oselagard
Lawrence
Raymond Gardner
Thomas Cawley
Meredith Smith
A. A Crale
William Breese
Herbert Selwald
Richard Wlar
Ruegene North
Mies
Nadia Craig
Mrr
Durray
Rio Grande Valley
Tetar Sumiay
Hay Miller
Tera
Sins Judy
Harry 4
Myre
Nancie Serahatl
Willians
Hone
Hridge
Fear Hosenau
Ruby Miller
Aladne Korhberger
Tha
Mea Retta Daugherty
Charles Brown
Gardner
Radio Programs Waanaeday March 18 WDAR Light Lip Time
Radio listings for March 18 present a dense schedule across stations WDAR WREN WDAF KMBC KCMO KMEC and others.Programs include The Lone Ranger Gullible and musical clock segments, with Beulah Bride and Groom Dragnet Counterspy Blondie and news updates. Local social notes follow detailing weekend guests dinners and a bridge gathering with prize recipients and upcoming events.
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Waanaeday
Lone Ranger
Charles V. Blansell
Wren
Gildarsieete Wren
Gregory Hood
KMBC
Groucho Mars
Dr. Ki KA
KMEC
Rc— Beulah Kcmo
Ee Rears
WDAF
W. Hopes
Light of World
Kmec Livestock
WRES
Bing Crosby
KCMO
WDAE
RMBC
Archur Tightrey
Shy King
Lombard Wren
Pamity Wren
Blondie
KCMO_Newa
Wonder Salve Discovery Prompts Local Drugstore Potent Sale
A garbled notice reports a product called Wonder Salve with claims of powerful healing. Mention of Lawrence locations and several drugstores including Crown and Stowl, with warnings to visit your druggist for the treatment.
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Ippeameans
Sarvetgat Feoulte
Lawrence
Crown
Stowlexami
Hound Corner
Corde Drug Stores
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