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Page appears to be a damaged issue header from a Lawrence Kansas newspaper dated Saturday March 19 1379 with illegible content and jumbled text. It includes pricing and paper details for subscription by carrier mail and publication rights. The readable elements reference the World Company and Associated Press content.
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School Aid Bill Promises Heavy State Support for Schools
The proposed school aid bill would distribute a large sum to schools, with forecasts of 13 million dollars a year from sales tax to finance state education funds. The measure aims to double state money for schools, with provisions altering board authority and long term aims to boost instructional levels across the state.
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House
Senate
Filibuster End Agreement Shapes Senate Debate
The compromise ends the filibuster with 44 senators voting to end debate on most matters, except changing rules. The two‑thirds requirement limits rapid action, while allowing emergency action for critical issues. An editorial in the Omaha World Herald questions the president’s fair deal and notes Southern filibusterers may have helped the president avoid promotion of radical reforms.
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Senate
White House
Milinix
Omaha World- Moraldanka
Omaha
World-Herald
Congress
Truly
Uranium Find Sparks FBI Probe in Mexico Stop
An ounce of refined uranium found in a Mexican border stop triggers an FBI probe. Officials tie the material to possible U S atomic labs, but the Atomic Energy Commission finds no essential material missing. The mystery of the tiny hot charge remains unresolved while Kansas flood control and liquor store plans stir local concern. Arkansas City reports a runaway horse incident over a two and a half mile trek, reflecting the era’s unpredictable events.
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FBI
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Kansas
Focal option debate and Red Cross drive in Lyon county
The Iola Register calls the focal option a back-pasting device as rent control wanes in federal action. Lyon county faces a tough $5878 Red Cross goal amid poor roads, with Emporia and Douglas county colleagues praising prompt aid. Railway tensions rise as Wabash workers strike, while plans threaten non-striking staff. Topeka chronicles early Kansas highway history and a French cabinet gains credibility as postmasters seek higher postage rates.
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Iola Register
Federal House
Scott
Contres
Washington
Topeka
Kansas City
Keokuk
Iowa
Lyon County
Red Cross
Emporia
Douglas County
Library of Smells Inspires Cornells Olfactarium Study
Independence reporter notes Cornell University psychology forms a library of smells from watermelons to skunk essence. An olfactarium aids study of olfaction with potential for new albums or reference photographs. Smells evoke childhood memories, and literature underplays olfaction compared with reality. A Wilson quote on liberty contrasts government power and subject action. A water resistant portable typewriter is advertised.
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Independence
Cornell University
Department of Psychology
Oimell
Atlantic Pact Debate Frames Cold War Loyalties
World reaction to the North Atlantic defense pact highlights Western claims of defensive aims versus Soviet and communist criticism of a move toward a third world conflict. The piece notes the pact’s limited commitment to war and confirms the U S congress as sole war declarer, with arms aid planned for Western Europe and a Washington signing in early April.
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Russia
United States
Soviet Bloc
Washington
Congress
America
Britain
Canada
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Norway
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Denmark
Portugal
Italy
Soviet Union
Truman
American Red
Radio Listings From March Weekend Programs
Radio listings show a dense, names laden schedule across multiple stations for Saturday and Sunday with programs and hosts including Johnny Thompson Gene Autry Dennis Day and Governor Carlson among others. The fragmentary text highlights a wide variety of shows from symphonies to quiz programs and family hours amid scattered station identifiers and program names.
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Maren
Ren Johnny Thompson
Bar— _ Symphony
KC Encounters
WDAF
Sstar
AKMBC
Gene Autry
KMBC
Professor Quisaates
Herman Besters
Afcade
Canova
Trash Creek Follies
Dennis Day Cave
Grande
Oprey Weye
KCMO
KMBEC
Brush Creek Follies
KMEC
Wdarf
Bewlo
Meena Novak
Wire
Kmlloatack Renny Bby
MTL
Mareipe
Alice Fas
Abner Ivory Muotsan
Miss Brecis Ati
Local notices of accidents and anniversaries in Kansas area
Missives report several local incidents and life events. A man near Kanwaka loses a thumb in a tractor accident. Arthur Haglund dies from an accidental gun discharge while cleaning. Cernton Dickinson dies from injuries in a fatal accident that also claimed two KU students. Mr and Mrs William Burnam mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary in Oskaloosa. Local officials report contract work progress in North Lawrence. Nathan P Henley begins assisting as deputy assessor in Eudora Township. Mrs Hess plans to attend the Al Jolson show in Kansas City. Fred J Waller travels to Green Castle Indiana to recover a stolen car. Dorothy Allen and W F E Emick announce a March 11 marriage trip to New York. Emick is an attorney and daughter is Dr. Allen's daughter.
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M. C. Elliott
Kanwaki
Arthur Haglund
Midway
Morni Cernton Dickinson
K. U
Sixth Street
Kaw River Bridge
William Thomas
R. F. Pellett
North Lawrence
Nathan P. Henley
E. C. Bussing
Sam Stanley
Eudora Tawnship
E. R. Hess
Kanass City
Fred J. Waller
Greencastle
Ind
J. F. Brass
Dorothy Allen
W. FE. Emick
New York
Emick
H. M. Allen
Mr. Emick
Spring window unveiling and GOP meeting set in Baldwin
Twenty five years ago the spring window unveiling was planned for tonight. A Thorne of Baldwin, Republican committeeman, arranged with Ter cy Gaskill, county organizer for the GOP League, a Baldwin meeting Thursday attended by Lawrence figures H Tucker C B Holmes W C Simons M Gorrill and Gaskill. The Texas trip by the K 4 track term was called off due to the Texas action failing to occur.
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A. Thorne
Baldwin
Tercy Gaskill
G.O.P. League
Lawrence
Forty Years Ago Measles Linked Closure of Lawrence College
Forties era note records Lawrence Business College closing due to measles after a morning shutdown. Dr Will Gorrill hosted a St Patrick’s gathering for 30 friends at the Mitchell home. J A Batson hosted a similar St Patrick's party. Wording on Garden Bere and Vinland visitors appears garbled with unclear names and places.
Egg message trick from poultry professor at ISU
Dr. Robert E. Phillips of Iowa State College explains how to hide a message inside a freshly laid egg by replacing the yolk at the moment it forms. He says the hen completes the process and notes that smaller containers than the yolk can carry the message for unusual demonstrations.
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Des Moines
Robert E. Phillips
Department of Poultry Hsbandry
Iowa State College
Phillips
I. Phillips
Dr. Phillips
Poland to Buy Austrian Tractors for Poland
The official press agency says Poland will purchase 400 tractors from Austria within six months. The 26 horsepower diesel engines come from Steyr-Daimler Works and resemble the Zetor 25 tractors. Poland also buys 2,700 tractors from Czechoslovakia this year with payment to Austria.
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Poland
Warsaw
Austria
Steyer-Duaimler
Czechosovakia
Obituary of Gabriel Gus Gabriel at Lawrence Memorial
Gabriel Gus Gabriel was born May 25, rs71, and died February 20, 1949, at Lawrence Memorial hospital. He is survived by his wife Anna, two sons Alvin and Harold, a daughter Esther Engwicht, and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held February 23 at the Eudora Methodist church with Rev. J. C. Willard officiating. Interment was in Eudora cemetery. He was a farmer, assessor, township trustee, manager of the Farmer Elevator Co., and long active in education and church work in the Captain Creek Methodist church.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Anna
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Alvin and
Harild
Eudora
Esther Engwicht
Chapeau
Sam Cindriel
Lydia Beauchamp
Martha William Son
Los Angeles
Calif
Fudora Methodist Church
J. C. Willard
Lena I Wilson
Henrietta
Schubert
Pauline Cory
Plana
Paul Gabriel
Virgil Gabriel
Floyd DeWeese
Kenneth Hammig
Leslie Hammig
Herbert Nehru
Modern Manners and the Language of Flowers
Rising from Orient origins flowers convey feelings beyond words. The piece notes flowers suit occasions from birth announcements to anniversaries and weddings, and even a bachelor invited to dinner. It emphasizes flowers as a universal, tasteful gesture.
Powerfully Jointed 48 Lieutenant and Other Clues
A fragmented puzzle list presents a mix of clues and abbreviations such as powerfully jointed, eternity, operation, driving command, grit, weight, and various odd terms. The column includes numerous numbered items and partial words, suggesting a cryptic or dictionary-style puzzle page with cross-references and obsolete or obscure entries. The reader is left to infer meanings and connections from the scattered hints.
Flowers and etiquette in social courtesies and funerals
A guide on sending flowers for social occasions from inviting a host to a weekend visit to weddings and funerals. It urges thoughtful gestures, proper addressing, and choosing appropriate containers and timing to show sympathy and appreciation. It notes flowers lift morale when ill and comfort the bereaved, stressing courtesy over obligation.
Dear Mrs Shaw Answers On Courteous Movieway Etiquette
A Q A column explains proper dating conduct at a movie theater. It clarifies that the escort sits nearest the aisle, exits first, and allows the companion to pass, then the reader leads up the aisle. It also mentions handling informal reception invitations.
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Mrs. Shaw
Ty Beau
D. FE. K
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KMBC Radio Schedules Change and New Programs
KMBC previews time changes for Linda's First Love to 2:30 PM Monday through Friday and promotes Ray Milland on Family Hour at 5 PM tomorrow. Also announces Winner Take All at 4:30 PM Monday through Friday, with Bud Col lier hosting and Colorado Pete appearing on KMBC and Broad Creek Follies. The Nora Drake program airs 2:45 PM weekdays. The KMBC News Team, including Walter Cronkite, highlights 14 daily newscasts.
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Linda
KMBC
Lie
Danny Grogan
Litda
Ray Milland
Family Hour
Bud Collyer
KMBEC
Colorado Pete
Hag
Eraagag
Midwest
Broad Creek Follies
Pete
Nora’ Drake
Nora
Joan Tompkins
Kmbc-Kfrm
Kansas City
Walter Cronkite
Washington
Times
KMRC
Incomplete RSVP Note Clarifies Buffet Invitation
A fragment discusses RSVP meaning and the use of Buffet in an informal invitation. Mrs W D asks if Buffet signals a meal and C H affirms it indicates a meal will be served as correct guidance for recipients.
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Buffet
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