Truman loses public support amid Democratic doubts
Washington reports growing belief that Truman is fading with both inside and outside the party. Supporters express mixed views on his handling of emergencies while questions linger about whether new leadership could restore peace, prosperity, and trusted world trade status.
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Kansas City Star
Washington
Truman
Uth
Pal
Democratc
Avorth
Oanetter
Modern manners and misunderstood expressions
A garbled excerpt appears to discuss expressions and etiquette, mentioning Dewees opera and vague notes on rates or timing. The fragment hints at social manners, miscommunication, and possibly a staged piece on language use, but lacks clear details or names to confirm a full event or author.
Radio Programs and Disturbing Vibe From Tape Session
A fragment from a radio program chat shows a tense exchange about delays and miscommunications during a taped session. The speaker questions the presence of certain staff, mentions a broken rhythm, and mulls over a future recording, while noting a mother’s recording and odd interruptions.
United States foreign policy shift risks delaying peace talks
The article discusses a potential change in American diplomacy toward Western Europe, weighing appeasement versus stronger defense. It notes debate over extending military power, the risk of inconsistent message, and hopes that a consistent, integrated policy could stabilize the world and move peace negotiations forward.
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Yuroslavie
Mecca
United States
Aguinet Iweatward Cree
Europe
Diesels Did It A General Iavest In Union Pacific Shops
Disclosures in Omaha indicate the Shops at Junction City may be closed. Service operations between Kansas City and Junction City likely moved toward centralization at Kansas City and Denver. The Kansas City to Ellis run has long linked Kansas and Union Pacific rail history, with Junction City shops playing a historic role.
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Union Pacific
Junction Cry
Omaha
Banas City
Junction City
Kansas City
Denver
Ellis Run
Kansas
Union
Greece War Outlook Clarified by Aid and Arms Supply
A report notes that guerrilla strength against the Greek army is now clearly organized and trained in neighboring countries, aided by American weapons and aid. The piece argues the situation, though unsolved, is better understood and criticizes official evasions and vague rhetoric about stockpiling time. It also comments on Palestine policy shifts and the elusive future options.
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Greece
Can It Be That He Held Fast to Peace While Roosevelt Rose
A garbled opinion piece questions whether he can be seen as steadfast for peace amid postwar debates. It references Roosevelt and antiwar sentiments, urging readers to consider the president’s stance and the nation’s future course. The text critiques political leaders and explores wartime policies and international tensions.
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Chicago
Arthur
Roosevelt
Tehran
Genghis Khan
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Ant Cathy Laws
Kansan rivals rail Kansas State and Kansas Jayhawks
A fragmented preview notes Kansas University and Kansas State in football and basketball rivalry, with mentions of national attention, teams’ records, and fan enthusiasm as both seek top spots. The passage reflects state pride and competitive tension amid national spotlight.
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Wilde
Jayhawks
Wade
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Senate
New York
Kansas University
Kansas
Viet
Events in Review From EMC L&R Forage Affairs
This second anniversary piece discusses the United Nations security council and League of Nations aftermath. It notes observer doubts about new operations and calls for strengthening democratic cooperation to maintain peace while warning of potential expansion of powers. It closes with a whimsical line about kissing the Blarney Stone.
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Dewitt Matar
EMC
L&r
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W. Carpenter
Peale Organization
League of Nations
Jauane
Mori
Barbs Utchers and the Sugar Shortage Speculation
Fragmented readable text mentions meat variety and cash shortages, with references to parents recalling a daughter and a prewar sugar shortage talk. Government comments imply sugar prices or restrictions easing, amid unclear financial problems and widespread discussion of economic strain.
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Cimhes
Local showers honor Miss June Marcy and birth notices
The Old Home Town notes a miscellaneous shower for Miss June Marcy hosted by Mrs Tene Burchett and Mrs Raymond Storkert. Mr and Mrs Ph Blaugh announce the birth of a daughter. Miss Virginia May Johnston, recently at Eldridge hotel, plans to move to Kane City. Musetta Brown hosted a linen shower for Miss Maxine Wilhelmi and Mrs Penfield Jones announced their daughter Alice Penfield born March 11.
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Tene Burchett
Raymond Storkert
June Marcy
Ph Blaugh
Virginia May Johnston
Eldridge Hotel
Kane
Jaan City
Misa Musetta Brown
Maxine Wilhelmi
Penfield Jones
Alice Penfield
Linwood fire and social notices in town
Fire destroyed the port office and two barber shops in Linwood last night. Mrs. Maud Longfellow and Mrs. Hila Richardson hosted a dinner for Mrs. Longfellow's mother Mrs. W. North. Miss Ethel Kendrick entertained pupils at a Bing party at Beversack. The Ladies League of the First Methodist gathered at the Constant home for a surprise house warming. Frederick Lahremann and his wife mark their golden anniversary. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zwick. Bart Dunakin and Ralph Manning visited Ti yesterday.
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Linwood
Treate
Menger
Frits
Maud Longfellow
Hila Richardson
Ladies League of the First
Methodist Church
J.T. Constant
Kentucky Street
Frederick Lahremann
C. H. Allen
Frank Meierhoffer
Edward A. Wilder
iMra
Frank Zwick
Letters to the Editor on World Woes and Budget Politics
The letter writer critiques postwar food shortages and wartime budgets, arguing that pork-barrel spending distorts democracy. The piece mocks Congress and lobbyists, notes the complexity of federal-state funding, and questions whether the democratic system truly serves the people. It echoes distrust in political rhetoric and the distribution of federal funds.
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Fareeff
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Arthur
Just Conversation on Budget and Public Works
RAMLEL B PETTENGILL discusses budget battles, deferrals, and federal versus state roles. He cites historic river and harbor appropriations to show partisan contrasts, noting Republican and Democratic votes and the impact on jobs and policy during Truman era.
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Washington
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Republican Congress
Republican House
Cow-Girl Puzzle Crossword Clues List
A compact list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues including 1 1.5 pictured Western actress and co-star Rogers 13 press 14 water wheel 15 Tahitian god 16 paused 18 pliant 20 compound ethers 21 isolate 22 sun god 23 transpose jab 24 spinning toys 27 facility 33 scourge 35 festival 36 electrical paint 35 mother 39 frightened 43 sticky substances 47 mental state 48 painter 49 silkworm 50 tardier 53 otherwise 54 she recently her leading man 55 breathing noise 56 profound dreadfully 2 war god 3 misplaced 4 penetrates 5 concludes 6 verso ab 7 area measure 8 Egyptian river holy person 10 steals 11 russian city 12 in time long past 17 age 19 mud 24 sesame 25 harem room 26 footlike part 28 peer Gynts mother 29 perched 30 dutch city 34 wite of zeus 35 abstained from food 37 vends 38 impair 39 merganser 40 heart 41 dry 42 college official 43 peel 44 fired clay 45 essential being 46 pace SI toward 2 symbol for erbium
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Wite of Zeus
May Be New Planet Discovered Near Earth Orbit
Harvard observatory reports a California astronomer discovered an object with extraordinary motion that may be the fourth minor planet to move into Earth’s orbit. Described as about two miles wide and magnitude 13, the asteroid-like body was observed from Mount Hamilton with a strong telescope.
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Mass
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California
C. D. Shane
Lick Observatory
Mount Hamilton
Calif
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C. A. Wirtanen
Fred L. Whipple
World Clearing House For Astronomical Information
Lawrence Obituary Notes Cherish Civic Service and Family Ties
Lawrence death tolls vivid, detailing the life of John Francis Suttron Sugrue a Lawrence stone mason and civic baseball figure who moved to Baldwin then San Diego. The notice lists survivors Hanna Thudium Frederick Francis and others, plus funeral rites in Kansas and California reflecting a long community life and wartime losses.
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John Francis Suttron
Hannah Neilind
Teresina Sugrue
Tewrence
Margaret Aen Lee
Frank
Hanna
Sugine
Erickson’s
L. T. Riling
Frederick
Francis
Bud
Steven
Frances June
San F
Bob
Johnson-Saum Chanel
Marlin
Our Lady of Sacred Heart Church
San Diego
Calif
Funk Chapel
Lawrence
Kansas
Renziem
St. Johns Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Bell Tone Hearing Aid Promises Comfort and Ease
An advertisement touts the Bell Tone hearing aid claiming it eliminates batteries and wires, with a discreet design and easy concealment. It urges readers with hearing loss to send for details to a Topeka address and notes the device has helped thousands.
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Malu Perey
Mld
Moilicine
Reltone
Avi
Beltone
Hearing Service
Dept. Jayhawk Hotel
Topeka
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