Wisconsin Progressives Return to GOP Fold
The Wisconsin Progressives vote to rejoin the Republican Party after 12 years of absence. The split among three parties ends as La Follette’s argument for fitting principles within the GOP prevails. The shift aligns progressive principles with American methods over leftward factions.
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G.O.P. Ford
Wisconsin
Progressives
Bob LaFullette
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Reparate Party
Net for Criminals to be Tied by State Radio Network
The State Highway department plans a statewide radio network for law enforcement to be in operation by September 1. It will connect county and municipal officers, improving coordination as criminals use fast road transport. The system surpasses the slower telephone network by enabling continuous on-road contact.
Goering Seeks Hero Image Amid War Crimes Trial
The article analyzes Hermann Goering's defense strategy and self portrayal as loyal to Germany and Hitler. It questions how German publics may reinterpret denouncements and whether the defendants’ vilification could, over generations, forge a heroic memory. It also notes Kansas Kaw Valley spring work ahead of schedule and potato planting around Patrick's Day.
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Hermann Goerin
Goering
Acta
Germany
Hitler
Nuernberg
Kaw Valley
Sual
Saving Food During War Time Urges Americans to Eat Less
Government and business leaders urge Americans to reduce bread and overall consumption to free food for Europe. They suggest shifting to exportable foods, avoiding waste, and cutting back to prevent American shortages while aiding relief efforts in Europe.
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Bussvitarian
Europe
America
Jean
When Will Strikes End and Prosperity Return
The Fort Scott Tribune recalls past questions about turning from Depression to prosperity. It notes there was never a real corner to turn, as hard times persisted with new troubles replacing old. It cites congressional establishment of government bureaus and criticizes their drift beyond control, as well as disputes over cotton price supports and the rise of costs spurred by government inaction.
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Fort Scott Tribune
the Tribune
Congress
Rep
Hatton W. Sumaera
A Sweet Delusion About Two Kansas Cities
Hays News reports Kansas City Missouri officials boast that reviving the old city market saved a 25 million dollar yearly business and kept 1,000 home workers employed. The piece compares Kansas City Missouri and Kansas City Kansas as Siamese twins in economics, noting shared ties and cross state competition. A red ink shortage is mentioned as a government concern.
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Hays News
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Old City
Kansas’ City
Kan
Kanaan City
Kaw
Kansas
Missouri
City
Charley McCarthy
Mortimer Snerd
Letter from Mrs Country Housewife on hosiery access
A Lawrence area reader complains of unfair distribution and a social gap limiting farm women from buying nylon or rayon hose. She notes merchants favor buyers in town, while country women bring in dairy and eggs, yet receive little support or patience from salesclerks and worry about time to stand in lines.
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Lee
Lawrence
France's food crisis shifts French politics and mood
In Paris amid food shortages and volatile markets, a noted observer notes Russia's grain offer fuels leftward sentiment as France prepares for May elections. He warns allies to explain shipping barriers, while three main parties plus a rising Republican movement shape a fragile political balance.
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United States
Canada
Loussia
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Mouvement Republicain Populaire
Republican
Old Home Town In Brief Rotary of Local News
The column records several short notes: Dixie Fitspatrick returns home after a Reno visit with Pauline Ulrich and Hazel Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. DeWeese depart for DeSoto for their time away. Elisabeth MacKenzie returns from Junction City. Mr. and Mrs. George Thurber announce the marriage of their daughter Alice Blinor to Jack Terrill of Melrose, N. Mi.
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Dixie Fitspatrick
Pauline Ulrich
Reno
Hazel Johnson
Kansas City
J. E. DeWeese
Esterday
DeSoto
Elisabeth MacKenzie
Junction City
George Thurber
Alice Blinor
Jack Terrill
Melrose
N. Mi
Birthday party hosted for child at 1205 Rhode Island Street
Twenty five years ago Mrs. Harry Miller entertained 30 children this afternoon at her home 1205 Rhode Island Street for the 12th birthday of her son. The gathering included Alfred Penicee and others as guests with various local names and contributors listed.
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Harry Miller
Rhode Island Street
Wan Ane
Paillerre
Miller
Alfred pEniee
Hen
Hare
Powell
Ins
S. W. Biler
Kansas City
Nate Wat
National Guard officer orders inspection and recruitment push
Forty years ago Cayt. John Morrow of Com H Kansas National Guard of Lawrence received War Department orders to inspect local company readiness and report. The directive urges maximum enlistment to prepare for possible China-related operations. Mr. and Mrs. Losey attended a Daughters of the Neer event and other local notes mention trips and a Santa contract.
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Kansas National Guard
Lawrence
War Department
United States
China
Losey
Boyd Hill
Baldwin
Mrs. Leavett
Charlie Doane
Woodward
Las Vegas
Belgium migrant mother finds American welcome on wartime trek
Raucous tale follows Mrs Nulens of Hasselt who sheltered American troops in wartime and now travels from Mobile to Hoisington aided by GIs families. Sgt Frank Tharp helped arrange a tutoring swap for her daughter in return for passage. She visits Tharp’s home as he attempts to return, while GI networks continue to rally support.
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Mar
Reta Nulens
Thie Ee
Heroe
Germany
Miss Nulens
Basel
Hasselt
Belgium
Kansas
Frank Tharp
Hoisington
Mon
Little Rock
Ark
Nicholaa J. Sebastian, Jr
W. A. Delaney
Ada
Okla
Map
Mom
Mobile
Ala
Tharp
Fort Worth
Tex
Sharp
Russia or Stalin Pritengil and Pettengill on liberty
Russia is one thing Stalin is another. Friendships can exist despite tyranny. The piece argues that Russia's pre revolutionary progress and cultural achievements under czarist rule contrasted with the brutal oppression of communism. It cites Sorokin and quotes President O Donnell regarding liberty and belief that true progress requires freedom.
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L Y Samuel B. Pettengill
Russia
Stalin
Germany
Japan
United States
Pitirim Sorokin
Czarm
Duma
Siberia
O'Donnell
Notre Dame University
Henry George
Grein
New WAA Regional Office To Oversee Area Surpluses
The War Assets Administration will take over war surpluses in the Kansas City area on March 25. The regional office will manage consumer goods across Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa and capital goods across portions of Kansas and western Missouri. John E. Kirchner, associate regional director, will head the regional office. He is a Herndon, Kansas native who served four years as a representative in the Kansas area.
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Kansas City
Mar
War Assets Administration
Missouri
Kansas, Nebraska
Iowa
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Kansas
Nextern
John £. Kirchner
War Assets Corporation
Herndon
Kan
Parham Victory Brings Mail Talents to Troops
Tokyo dispatch reports the Parham Victory arriving with 1700 pounds of baseballs and 1400 pounds of volleyballs for service members craving news from home. The airmail shortage caused by flyer scarcity left troops eager for the ship's six week journey and final delivery.
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Tokyo
Mar
Parham Victory
Baldwin News Briefs Reflect Travel and Family Visits
Mrs J H Hoppingarner returns from Tulsa after business and a visit with Mr and Mrs Jonathan Haynes. Rev H E McLeod travels to Stafford to stay with Dr and Mrs Orlin Longwood until Mrs McLeod can return home. She has been recovering at Stafford hospital for burns. Burl Maxwell and Burl Maxwell visit Topeka with Floyd Porter. Ellsworth Ash and daughter Donna return to Moline Illinois. note included as part of the travel update.
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J. H. Hoppingarner
Tulsa
Okla
Jonathan Haynes
H. E. McLeod
Stafford
Orlin Longwood
Burl Maxwell
Floyd Porter
Topeka
Ellsworth Ash
Donna
Moline
Mr. Ash
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Social News And Obituaries From Baldwin Area
Don H Baker dies at University hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral held near Mattoon Illinois. Survivors include wife and son. Local group dinner meeting discusses school issues at Prairie City school. Topeka trip for Boy's Industrial school event honors Rev Spencer. Family gatherings and missionary notes from Baldwin community.
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Robert Hine
Michael
Graham Young
Suzanne
Kansas City
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Bridge
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New York City
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Lexington
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Prairie Ity School
Suyper
C. N. Murray
Ruth Roche
George Marquard
Burl Denney
Jessie Vit
Margaret Hys
Katherine Kelley
Frances Hitler
Anna Lewis
Evillce O'rien
Ruth Mogslander
Marian Mad
HK. Ebright
Topeka
E.W. Spencer
Spencer
Abright
Betty Ebricht
Spencers
Brit
Maude Stewart
Fifth Street
Eudora Residents Share News on Visit and Local Events
Local notes recount servicemen’s returns from the Philippines and Tacoma, birthday honors, and family gatherings in Eudora. Residents hosted dinners for Skinner and Frazer families, while others welcomed discharged GIs and celebrated anniversaries. The high school operetta at the auditorium impressed attendees and Doric Lodge pays off the brick building mortgage, with Red Cross drives and Stanley brush party events noted.
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Lennard
Frank Trapp
Robert Blake
Lawrence
Leonard
Mra
Robert Blaker
Jert Bourn
M. Anderson
Nellie Raybon
Frank All
Kansas City
Leonard Trapp
Merle Davison
Doris Davidson
Tbavison
Minneapolis
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Ife Carrol Gerstenberger
Spokane
Wash
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Eudora
L. L. Kindred
Ralph James
Clinton
Oscar Lothholz
Spencer McCoy
MclCoy
Ralph Nuttall
John Everley
Linwood
Doric Lodge
Mai Street
A.O.U.W
Masone
Martir
Alberta Schopper
Ruby Beacker
Dorothy Votan
Arlene Grovedidier
Red Cross
George Gerstenberger
Radio Programs and Local Society Notes on March Events
Radio listings tease a Tuesday evening schedule across KMBC WDAF WDAP WR, with shows like With Judy Romance at the theater, and a 3:30 Doctors Talk on WREN. Local social updates note visitors to the George Born home, wolf drive results, intraclass high school games, and a music festival planned for Louisburg.
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Jack _armatrong
KMBC
Wdaf—Garden
Robert Reusch
Leonard Yrapp
Merle Davison
Ora McCabra
Delbert Reusch
Pete Edelbrock
Jack Hawkins
Delores
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Swope Park
George Born Home
Harold Daugherty
Sun- Tlower
Joe Eder
Ralph Hoffman
Jerry Harris
Topeka
T. V. Areevan
Shirley Rosenal
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Shirley
Eudora
Clearfield
Vinland
Eudora High Schoo Auditorium
Baldwin
Gardner
Louisburg
Lori Hill
Pitt Alphas
John Altenbernd
Kina May Robinsen
Louis Beers
Norbert Weidensaul
Delbert Seieaid
Mes
Thelma Uaverty
D.E. Kerr
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