Spanish orange growers fear sale disruption by politics
Orange growers in Spain worry about disposal of their crop as political factors may impair the market. Prospective buyers abroad refuse to fund the Franco government, risking cuts in purchases and exposing the regime's costly excesses. The situation may push more Spaniards to realize they cannot afford the Franco regime's luxuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Philco
Dotty
Zenith
Richard
RCA
Bist
Sprague, Mallory
Cowell-Thihilier
IRC
Continental
Centralab
Meissner
Carron
Miller
Events in Review on Moscow's Communist Expansion
The column analyzes Soviet advance in Europe and Asia, noting Moscow’s gains before Western halt signals. It weighs implications for Greece, Turkey, Hungary, Austria, Germany, Korea, and China, and cites active communist cells in the United States while warning against simple “let Greece go” fixes. The piece links Western relations to Moscow’s broad influence and ongoing investigations in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruvpis
Ameria
Sam
Moscow
Europe
Asia
Stalin
Soviet Union
Red Army
America
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Russia
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Austriaa
Germany
Korena
China
France
Italy
Eurasia
Washington
United States
Moscow i x
Avasta‘e
Federal spending and debt trend amid budget cuts debate
The Chicago Tribune reports rising federal debt totalling 241 billion dollars with history of spending during the New Deal era. Former treasury officials testified before the Senate finance committee supporting substantial budget cuts to reduce public expenditure amid fears of a prolonged deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago Tribune
Fear Warhart
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Cleanup Time Spring Cleanup Announcement
Spring cleanup crews will renovate premises and remove winter trash to the dump. An annual effort with general approval invites community participation. Municipally owned equipment will be provided as needed to complete the task. Residents take pride in green lawns and clean back yards and alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Han
Mets
Having It Out Leading Russian and American Policy Talks
The piece notes divergent views in Soviet and American circles with Stalin and Marshall likely to meet to discuss policy. It suggests Kremlin backing and the chance for a clearer forecast of conference outcomes, as both sides seek wartime recovery and a workable international framework despite disagreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amir Ther
Rotaite
Marshall
Stalin
Four Powers Split Over Repatriation Demands at Moscow
The United States and Great Britain resist Russian demands on repatriation of displaced persons at the Big Four talks in Moscow. On most questions, American and Russian delegations differ, and the conference struggles to begin the major work of drafting peace treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Moscow
Solons Race to Finish Legislation Before Adjournment
Time is running out on the Kan gan legislative session as spring arrives. Many legislators face a rush to wrap up and return to neglected jobs. Steering committees must push essential measures to completion with little time left under the capitol dome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangan
Capitol
Striking Power Expands Armament to Triple Infantry Firepower
Military studies and past experience support arming every unit with greatly enhanced striking power. World War II divisions boasted firepower far beyond World War I levels, and current plans aim to equip units to match that long reach and versatility. The piece notes concerns over readiness, flood impacts in Kansas, and debates over water use and flood control in Hartford and Kansas City.
Baby sitting rates spark debate in Salina Journal
An upstate paper discovers two sides to babysitting as it prints going rates and faces mothers’ concerns. Pro and amateur sitters are described with amateurs charging about half the professionals’ price, highlighting the service industry’s growing professional status and operating conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Barbs by Hal Cochran ignore the yearnings of drivers
A garbled column mocks motorists and spring antics with playful phrases about detouring marble games jumping ropes and hopscotch. The piece riffs on March 15 and a writer’s quip about end meet plans while wondering if people will recognize one another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motorola
Olympic
Minerva
Temple
Meck
Electronic Labs
Philco
Old Home Town Brides and Births Reported in Kansas
Miss Juanda Ernestine Pappan and Richard P. Martin wed in Albuquerque after her Lawrence roots. Mrs John Tom Reynolds travels to Owensboro to join her husband after a visit with Barteldes family. A double wedding in Topeka links Uth Pruessner and Ralph Young and Deany Prues sner and Fred Retehhlng. Laurene Steven returns from Honolulu two years away. Harold Rothrock's family welcomes Vivian Irene born March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanda Ernestine Pappan
L. P. Pappan
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Lawrence
Richard P. Martin
John Tom Reynolds
Owensboro
Kentucky
Siaily
Topeka
Uth Pruessner
Ralph Young
Deany Pruessner
Fred Retehhlng
Emporia
Laurene Steven
James Steven
Honolulu
Harold Rothrock
Vivian Irene
George Broera
Oscar Broers
Roger
Kernitt Broers
Nineteen Hundred and
Sire O
BK. Westerhouse
Boatess
Adame
Tife
Caruse
Mra
ES. Poraythe
Antta
Mk Cirlener
Albert Neuatifter
Fred Zlesenta
Homer Altenbernd
Lena Eder
Caroline Schleeel
Anita Stadier
Stea
Sherman Roach
Kansan City
Virginia Stadier
Neusuiter
Clara Newsather
Richard Ziesents
John Griener
Kenneth Stadlend
Ralph Griener
Mr. Griener
E. Pence
Mareen Pence
Carrie Deay
Pleasant Grove
Frank Meas
Wiler
Aon
Gene Jameson
Lawrence Susstay
Gene Griffin
Roy Daucherty
Dorothy Mae Decksen
Laws
Henry Teckwa
Wesley Derkent
Dave Sturm
Wellaville
Deckwa
Fred Prexer
Frances Vogt
Vogt
Plecer
Max Miesta
Thomas Willam
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Crand
RC. Ogden
Ogden
Myrtle’ Flexenbaum
Misa Genera Ogden
Miesse
Mabel Butta
Oklahoma City
Rose Lathhnir
Will
Carrie Richarda
Guy Pennock
MM Robert Wilson
Tee
Ellen Melville
Anuther
Claude Landon
Landon
Mere. Hills Braden
Hober Miesse
Mary Ann
Bonner Springs
Braden
California
George Born
Francis Skinner
Born
Martha
Mary
Mixx Dorothy Lero
Tain Hoffman
Charlie Leroy
St. Paul
Apent Seveveral Gaya
J. J. Wollister
Kanana City
J. Wy Hollister
Hollister
Lawrence opens new store and notices permit issues
A Phrly Wingeley store is to open in Lawrence at 933 Massachusetts Street tomorrow. A small store building is being erected at Third and Elm in North Lawrence. Permission to solicit in Lawrence for a magazine was provided, with mayoral conditions requiring a filed list from two young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phrly Wingeley
Lawrence
Massachusettsstreet
Third
Elm Streets
North
Kreeckin
Missouri University Beats K VU In Indoor Meet
Forty years ago Missouri University defeated K VU 48 to 40 in the fourth annual K U M A indoor track meet held last night in Kansas. Di Charles Conger heads to Topeka this evening. Grace Warner shops in Kansas City today. Miss Bessie Unter of Washburn visits Mrs Pearl Sellards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri University
K. VU
Kk. U-M. A
Kansas
Charles Conger
Topeka
Grace Warners
Kansan
Minx Bessie Unter ‘of
Washburn
Biss Pearl Sellards
Flashes of Life and Noise Warnings Across Cities
A roundup cites police noise warnings in Manhattan and Brooklyn with totals for 1943 to 1945. Yonkers discusses a rock formation resembling Hitler after a landslide. New Mexico engineers deter a St Patrick’s Day prank by piping live steam through a flagpole. the flag remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eabody
York City League
Lessaya
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Asaca
Yonkers
Hudson River Palisades
Adolf Hitler
Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico, Arts and Sciencen
Engineers
Talks at Junior High by Dr George E Hill Emporia
Dr George E Hill head of education at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia spoke to Junior high teachers at a 4 p m tea in the home making rooms on The Role of the Junior High School He will address a Parent Teachers association meeting at 7 30 tonight in Old High auditorium on parent child relationship and adolescent guidance The Junior high orchestra directed by J J Weigand will perform briefly Mrs W C Boardman presides
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hill
Department of Education
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Hull
Doctor Hill
Parent-Teachers Association
Old High
J. J. Weigand
W. C. Boardman
Local teachers enrolled in Christensen guidance course
About 20 Lawrence teachers attend a guidance course led by Dr. Thomas Christensen of the KU guidance bureau. Classes meet at 4 p.m. every Monday in the junior high school and continue through the current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Thomas Christensen
K. U. Guidance Bureau
Clasren
PuzzleOCR: Physics Terms and Clues in Disjoint Wording
A mosaic of fragmented clues and terms appears, mixing science, geography, and common nouns. The items include Noryzont 16, Mountain cidne 15, Polytosn 16, Brown 17, Heavy 12, Underwor ged 20, Superlady ending 21, Steamship 22, Worm 23, Compass 5, Goodpress Rubbish, Uncloses 32, Sheltered 34, Canine 34, He won 2-physi prize 65, Make amends 39, Shout, Stairs 10, Glory to the Father ab. 12, Fashion 12, Aloft 13, Centaur 18, East Indies ab. 26, Vestiment 27, Observe 28, Norse goddess 29, Harem roor, etc. The sequence resembles a cryptic crossword or dictionary-style puzzle with truncated words and numbered entries. The overall item reads as a damaged OCR page fragment from a column of clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noryzont
Centaur
East Indies
Fragmented OCR Glossary Piece Names and Topics
A set of scattered terms and partial clues appears to reference names, titles, places, and roles. The fragment mentions vessel and antler numbers, eviction, formal employes, a general, a Norwegian speaker, fowl, military, aged assistant, Nevada city and various dates. The text reads as a dictionary style scrape with incomplete context and unclear connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada City
Music teachers from law schools attend Tulsa meeting
Oliver Hobbs high school music supervisor J J Weigand junior shop music supervisor Jack cenhenson matra grade schools supervisor Jean Krussman grade acout supervisor attended a Tulsa weekend conference on national education music veil and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Music Veil
Tulsa
Oliver Hobbs
J. J. Weigand
Jack Cenhenson
Matra
Jean Krussman
Eudora Tie Ruders Flower Clubs Meet and Local Notices
A jumble of community notices describes flower club meetings in Eudora and surrounding towns, including Mrs Karl Aur hosting Pin or The Fever reading, district meetings, and various social visits. The text lists members, hosts, and venues across multiple church and home gatherings, with dates and attendees.
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Ruders
Wes
Wilard
Karl Aur
O. C
Mooreman
Mrx Tete Falalbrock
Res
Np Topeke
Yhouratne
Fatebrocks
Charine
Ant
Kaunas
Mathodiat
Crete
Loules
OK. Wopterhouse
Ana
Jerry Marefis
Trene Eeberie
Plano
Tesron Hos
Wodard
Cierie No
Apts
C. E. Westers Heise
Gerstenberger
Home Oil Company
Eldridge
Lawrence
Alvin Bond
Rauchter
Carol Joyce
Mia
Alvin Fond
Millard Murray
Baby
Dudley
Darrel
Sharon
Raymond
Richard Thee E
Wella Xita
Martin Thrrence
J. Als Smith
Mira Wandin Dennits
Taw
St. Paul's Evans Collint
Reformed
Misa Ternite
Mra
Arthur Benntta
George Lothholz
Frank Estrada
C. E. Cory
Fred Walker
Kansas University
Misa Maxine Westerhousa
Amos Westerhoue
Waa & Y
Chirleajer
Arthur Blaylock
de Soto
Bond
Pred Smith
Don
Motine
Bonnies
Alvlny Dend
Grand Dudley
Ray~mond
Carre
Sharon Steffen
Richard Tuttle
Frank Pre
Welleville
Community Notes Highlight Social Gatherings and Births
The column details numerous Lawrence area social events and visits. It notes birthday celebrations for Thomas William Ogden, weekly family dinners, neighborhood gatherings in homes of the Deckwa, Mohler, and Griener families, and several engagements with relatives from Lawrence and nearby towns. The piece also mentions hospital visits, a birth announcement, and a large firemen luncheon.
Hearing device beltone offers compact aid for the deafened
A small in hand hearing device approved by the Council on Physical Medicine of the American Medical Association enables the deafened to hear faint sounds without bulky battery packs or wires. Beltone, Dept. 2734, 1440 West 9th St, Chicago, offers a free descriptive booklet and home demonstration without cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council On Physical Medicine
Beltone
Dept
West 9Th St
Chicago
Local social notes recount gatherings and injuries in weekly column
A crowded set of community notices covers a wrist injury from a kitchen accident and relighting mishap, social visits, meals, and meetings. It lists attendance at domino parties, club gatherings, district meetings, a birthday observance, and a Christian brotherhood dinner in Lawrence.
Radio Schedule Jumble From March Evening Listings
A scattered list of broadcast names and times features Adaio Programs and multiple stations such as WDAE KMRO WREN and WDAF. The fragment references shows like Victor Borge Hour Lum Abner Date with Judy and Fibers of various programs across days and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
WDAE
Sumer Club
WREN
Ted War
Newn
KMECH
Lasnie Banger
KMBOR
Sothern
Wren—Sun
Abner
Wrensshig
Farrells
FoVder
Firestone
SoSheriook
Victor Borge
Serrensini Maren
Pai—Wren
Ee Mooney
PKU News
Kmrc Health & Happiness
NC Stettery
TAR —Newe Whesowewe
Sowie
Ware
Elernet
Warne King
Miron Merle
Ten
Lum & Abner
Tar—Wurn
Parrett
Bianca
Judy
Wren Crinesan
Vox
Ant Andy
Bis
Hollywood
Fisher Meow
WDARF
Rob Hate
Wrens Museum of Modern
IDK
Cue News
WDAF
Fed
Skelton
Beaman's Radio Weekly Offers Wall fitting Speaker
A compact radio designed to fit between wall studs in a living room promises decorative appeal and space saving. The unit uses the wall as the speaker baffle promising enhanced bass response and no practical limit to bass capacity.
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Dewitt MacKenzie A.M
Ottawa
Hartford
Kansas City
Suir
Kensen
Federal Revenue Collector
Knnnag
Pittsburg
Clem Attlee
Churchill
Omaha World-Herald
Hal Cochran
Saya
Hill of
Christensen Clannes
Previnga Puiele
Eudora
Familiean
Harold Daughery
Larence Daugherty
Hoaor
Walter Parker
Saughter
Marenaret Taouise
Bart Hughes
Flarriet Sratt
Sample
Mesa
Beaman
B. G. Gustafson
Gan
Davghter
Daveherty
Mer Howant Womtward
Lave Anener
Clarence Daveberry
Rockford
Walt Tel
St Engrick's
T. Wasterhouar
Atel
Curtin
Jertilen Nieder
Charisse Purr
Albert Wichnisn
Curtis Theitrieh
Glen Wrgatehouse Ain
Larry Lofhonz
Kaw Valley
Mra Edwards
Carter Gray
Gray
Kansans
Ani
Willard
CF Woetdensatl
T Lawrence
Methert Nats
Teaenworth
Ardenitte
Floyd Ctr
Arthur Vt
Nevis
Hellanthus
Fantemn Star
Christine Johnson
Julia Springer
Eussie
St. Patrick
Crlvin Frasser
Fred Rothberger
Irene Roberto Zervig
Wizard
KK. Wiaon
C. Merareinberger
Herbert Ten
Adaio
Ero Wrights
Round Corner Drug CO
Mal Fishor
Funk’s
Radio Weekly
Folks
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