U S Bans Goods Sent To Russia
Lawrenc e Kansas era ne w s summary notes U S policy on banning shipments to Russia and how the commerce and state departments will decide on what can be shipped The piece contrasts prewar and wartime trade levels with Russia and mentions shipments halted since March due to policy controls and licensing The report also touches on public reactions including a protest at Jersey City and cites historical export figures to Russia from 1938 and 1937 with context on strategic goods and economic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrencn Kansen
Russia
Dougie
Scientific Instrumenta
Russi National
Associated Press
Aarp
Mamber Audit Gurese Et Cirsuletiona
Commerce Department
Ecommerce Department
Sun Government
State and Commerce Departments
State Department
Commerce’ Department
Jersey City
World government and international cooperation debate
The article surveys the pace of global integration from a century view, noting U S and European moves toward nearer political ties, a 50 year Benelux treaty, and scholarly efforts toward a world government. It discusses state rights, central authority, and the feasibility of a united Europe amid dynastic legacies and potential censorship issues in Costa Rica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Benelux
Europe
Pombe
Berlin fate of Germany hinges on four power talks
Moscow’s Sokulovsky walks out of Berlin council as four power talks stall. Western powers accuse Russia of breaking Potsdam pledges while London and Washington meet to discuss western Germany. The standstill risks deepening East and West divide with Berlin as shared locus.
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Berlin
Germany
Berin
Russia
Marshall V. D. Sokulovsky
Iweky
Frevch
London
Sgbout
Potsdam
Iiport
Ssland
Rasen
Swern
Europe
Rehurktin
Soholoveke
Council
Gort
Radern Gerimany
Fonogney
Washington
United States
Ameri
Free Market Debate on Prices and Steel Core Rights
A discussed piece questions who sets prices in a free market versus political control. It argues steel and wheat illustrate how political fixed prices affect all goods, wages, and tax burdens, citing Truman and a Montana wheat king. The piece calls for competitive markets where buyers and sellers determine prices.
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Montana
Truman
Britain
Hitler
Mars
feDeaeting
Ster
Lowdown Rumors Spark War Talk Hearings and Questions
The piece notes pressure on Congress to brief the public on a perceived crisis with Capper and Taft denying new developments justifying war level rhetoric. Reports drift from bacteriological warfare to official disclosures, prompting calls for a clearer, fuller statement from the administration.
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Capper
Taft
Debate over federal aid for Kansas trafficway plan
Kansas City leaders clash over funding for the eighteenth Street project and its bridge, arguing federal aid should supplement local financing while noting similar federal support to Kansas City Missouri for the Southwest Trafficway viaduct. The discussion recalls earlier PWA-era practices and the duty to pursue federal matching funds.
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Kansas City
Kansans
Servier
Kansas
Uncle Sam
Eighteenth Street
Ranegs
PWA
Guy
Lawrence
Kansan Highway Dept Reports 1947 Unspent Funds
The Kansas highway department reports 35 million dollars were unpent on Kansan roads in 1947. Summer tourists should have a reasonable expectation of finding the highway improved.
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Kansas Highway Department
Kansan
The Old Home Town Birth and Visits Chronicle
Mr and Mrs Paul Havnar announce the birth of a daughter today. The Ride a Wee club meets with Mrs Loretta Pitzer tomorrow. J W Beaird of Arlington Texas and Mrs G R Hollman of Torrington Wyoming visit sister Mrs R D Fink in Lawrence. Billy Pendleton returns home from Shattuck Military Academy for Spring Holidays. Mrs C BE Hildon arrives from Washington Virginia with her sister Mr Charles Hayden.
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Paul Havnar
Loretta Pitzer
Delastreet
Tm. J. W. Beaird
Arlington
Texas
G. R. Hollman
Torrington
Wyo
Lawrence
R. D. Fink
Billy Pendleton
Shattuck Military Academy
Mra. C
BE. Hildon
Washington, Nc
Virginia
Charles Hayden
Twenty five years ago state appointments and local notices
Governor Davis named Dr Williams to the state board of administration. E P Dey bought the Lecompton general store from Elmer McClanahan. Mrs EB Turner returned from Leavenworth. Work began on Lawrence Steam Laundry at Tenth and New Hampshire. Stella Ransdell married Carl Perkins at her mother’s home. Signs appeared in police and fire stations. A Lone Star youth stopped a runaway team. Edgar Stevens and Luella Mann secured a marriage license in Williams town. Republican city primaries were held today. Winona Flory and A C Ward married in Kansas City and plan to live on Ward’s farm. Mr and Mrs Rd Monk visited Scrompton with Se and Mra Juba Todhunter.
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Davis
Dr Williams
State Board of Administration
E. P. Dey
Lecompton
Elmer McClanahan
EB. W. Turner
Leavenworth
New ‘Lawrences
Tenth and
New Hampshire Streets
Stella Ransdell
Carl Perkins
Lone Star
Phare
Edgar B. Stevens
Luella M. Mann
Williamstown
Winona Flory
John Flory
A. C. Ward
W. C. Ward
Richland
Kansas City
Rd Monk
Scrompton
Mra
Juba Todhunter
Letters to the Editor Bullied by the Police in Lawrence
A reader complains of police conduct during a Sunday afternoon encounter on West Garey Street. She describes a patrol car stopping by her home while her husband instructed her on driving, and an officer making belittling remarks. The writer requests clearer public guidance on parking and driving rules for non natives.
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Journa Arid
Pace
Teucpiar
Cane Byard
Omy Hashard
Hig House
Gatreey
Soul Street
Lawrence
Ferrenalls
Nore Courtrons
Subways and Steel by Pettengill analysis
Samuel B Pettengile argues city owned subways in New York run at a loss funded by property taxes and fares. He criticizes political inaction and calls for value based management amid steel industry uproar and policy debates.
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New York
Tec
Van
Pover
Romanian Premier Horizontal Puzzle Clues Revealed
A compact listing of cryptic style clues for a Romanian Premier themed puzzle. The grid includes entries for gods, rivers, cities, and common terms. Readers decode both horizontal and vertical hints to complete the word puzzle.
Junior High To Hold Easter Assembly Tomorrow
The Junior high school will hold a special Easter assembly in the community building tomorrow afternoon at 11 o clock. Principal Ralph Tigher will preside. Rev Harold G Carr dean of the Kansas school of religion will deliver an Easter message. The junior high mixed chorus will sing several numbers.
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Aoospeenl
Ralphy Tigher
Harold G. Carr
Erat of Kansas School of Religion
Sunrise Easter Service At Haskell Stadium Planned
Lawrence area church youths join for an Easter sunrise service at Haskell Stadium with Betty Bader presiding. Peters leads youth choir. sermon by Rev Roscoe Hughes. Duke lines up readings from Ki Ronen and Marton Williams. campus choir hosts. If weather cancels, service moves to Curtis Hall chapel on campus.
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Lawrence
Haskell Stadium
Deelowk Sanday Meriting
Betty Bader
Corel
Veka Peters
Res
Rosbore Hughes
Plymouth Congregational Church
Miss* Barker
The
Trinity
Luther
Chuirehy
Ki Ronev
Perstbyterian Church
S and Marton Williams
Omoor
Haskell
Fo Russell Carter
Indeerere Curtis Hall
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Cnme
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Gan
Fuwin
World Government
Intervale
Chicago Tribune
Costa Rica
Conta Rica
Kawl Valley
Ham Aane
AP Foreign News
Ligt
Wednessey
Tursdar Everina
Jobo Reawn
Subways and Steel
By Samuel B. Pettengile
Memphis
Great Lake
Guido
Arabian Gulf
Romania
Planet
A, I
de Tallett
Sts Oa
Rev. HG. Barr
Wright
Macnavox
Seaman Beaman
HANNA
G. Gustafson
Lena
Sunrise
Stowits Rexall Store
Mane
Berry Tours
Mexico
Bermuda
Cruf Downs
Alabama Streat Lawrence
Kai Ete
Vec
Round Corner Drug & Ie
Gasoim
Charlton Tency
Insurance Building
Landberg Eldridge
Topeka
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