Let Wrath Fade Wheatley Age on Lawrences Daily Card
The fragment notes copyright details for Associated Press dispatches and Lawrence Kansas newspaper masthead info. It cites addresses in New York Chicago Kansas City and a biblical quote from Ephesians. The piece is a brief masthead style notice published Wednesday March 27.
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Lorenzen & Thompson
New York
West
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
Kansas City
West 10Th
Associated Press
Ania
Postoffice
Lawrence
Kanaar
Soviet views at UNO targeted by Gromykin dispute
Ambassador Gromykin told the security council that Iran’s request for help in settling its dispute with Russia should not be taken up. He cited the London council’s advice for direct negotiations and the withdrawal of Russian troops from Tran as proof. Other delegates’ insistence on the Tran issue shows lingering questions about the Russia Iran settlement and risks hindering harmonious discussion. Russia is seen as ready to press every point to support its view, urging preparatory caution by others.
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UNO
Russia
Gromykn
Security Council
Iran
Council
London Council
Tran
London
Postwar city building to replace aging Eighth and Vermont structure
Citizens can view the decrepit old city building at Eighth and Vermont after 76 years of service. Early postwar plans urge replacement with a new structure to serve the city for another generation, as the present building risks use if retained. A vote on the proposed new building is scheduled for next Tuesday.
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Eighth and
Vermont Streets
Lawrence
Jackson Day clash tests party unity in 1940 Democrats
In Truman's Jackson Day speech Secretary Wallace joined the program as a symbol of party unity. Some Democrats voiced resentment that Wallace was included while Truman kept a central stage role. Wallace supporters say actions may shape future protests. The episode left divisions among Democrats largely unchanged.
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Truman
Wallace
Espionage cases hint at wider Soviet network
Reports indicate alleged 50 S viet espionage in Canada may reach into the United States with agents authorized to recruit observers. The Canada headquarters appears capable of supporting a larger organization than needed for Canada alone, while US intelligence keeps silent on the broader implications.
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Canada
United States
Secret Service
Canada Developments Stir Cautious Regional Diplomacy
The article notes ongoing Canadian developments and argues against broadening grounds for suspicion among neighboring nations. It highlights diplomatic prudence to maintain stable international relations and avoid fueling tensions with nearby states.
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Canada
Muster-Oct Time Stars and Stripes under army review
The Stars and Stripes, veteran soldier newspaper, faces questions of military control and editorial supervision as it shifts from a wartime news service to a voice that critics say promotes a camp creed. Calls grow to discontinue the publication now that its original purpose has passed.
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Stars and Stripes
G.I
Recon stitution of the National Guard after war
Postwar planning points to early National Guard reconstitution as essential for future emergencies, with the Guard having served in two major crises and requiring action even before peacetime army details are set. Union claims indicate GM disputes mostly settled and plants reopening as payrolls resume, while memories of former Japanese premier Tojo fade for some but linger for others.
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United States
National Guard
General Motors
Corporation
Should the art employmentrob lem become more serious
The Wichita Eagle suggests Washington could address a growing employment issue by creating a fact finding board that offers jobs to everyone. The idea frames a national solution tying employment to a formal inquiry body.
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Washington
Wichita Eagle
Seeing the World. Mackenzie departs for Paris homeward
Oy DewITT MACKENZIE reports from Europe on the contrasts between European life and the American way of freedom and private initiative. He praises the United States, notes Europe’s attempts at reform, and argues America’s democracy and individual rights are unmatched. Red Cross drive at the University of Kansas reports $897.50 total from faculty and staff, with $812 in cash.
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Red Cross
K. U
F.C. Allen
University of Kansas
Doctor Allen
Old Home Town And Local Society Notes
Arden Booth of Fairview will sing bass solos in The Seven Last Words cantata with Baker University A Capella choir on Palm Sunday. Prof. Karl Bratton to sing tenor arias. Mrs. Karl Kreider hosted a bridge luncheon for 16 honoring Mrs. Herbert Hunter. Double Four Bridge club met at Mrs. A. K. Halderman. Leta McCann to marry Howard Pine. Sol Marks to return from winter in New Orleans. Waldo Crowder of Tucson visiting Roma Crowder and Mrs. J. H. Hale. Women’s clubs meet in Odd Fellows Hall with line of hostesses and federated club presidents. Current Event club hosted by Mrs. Dunakin. talks on Mexico and Radium.
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Arden Booth
Fairview
Jesus
Baker University A Capella
Karl Bratton
Karl Kreider
Herbert Hunter
Lawrence
A. K. Halderman
Leta
Howard Pine
Roscoe Pine
Sol Marks
New Orleans
Waldo Crowder
Tucson
Alex
Roma Crowder
J. H. Hale
Odd Fellows Hall
Henry Allen
Margaret Hill McCarter
W. B. Thayer
E. H. Lindley
Harry P. Smith
George L. Kreeck
Frank Smith
C. E. Merwin
Ellis T. Johnston
W. A. Maccubrie
F. W. Cutter
Federated Clubs of
Clean politics push marks election victory amid reform drive
Forty years ago a large campaign used money and liquor to influence votes. Scott and Stubbs won with farmer and shipper support, signaling a reform wave in the Republican party. University breaks schedule with next fall opening set after Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays shortened. Local social and visiting notices follow, including Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. Boreman, and guests at the Zimmerman home.
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Republican Party
Scott
Stubbs
J. A. Zimmerman
Vermont Street
Zimmerman
Lelia Walling
500 Club
Emily Loomis
Baldwin
Jesse Kayser
Kansas City
Easter visitors fill McDonald and Evans homes
Twenty five years ago Miss Nellie Reece Evans connected with the YWCA in Omaha is spending Easter with her parents, while guests include Mrs Walter D. Crouch of Pittsburgh and the Slawsons of Topeka. Other visits report Mrs Hattie Tibball in Kansas City and Percy Brush visiting Olive Brush in Muncie. A Federation banquet follows a 12 to 1 reception Tuesday.
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Nellie Reece Evans
Y.W.C.A
Omaha
W. i. Evans
Walter D. Crouch
Pittsburgh
Evans Hom
C. C. Slawson
Topeka
W. B. McDonald
McDonald Home
Paul McDonald
Misa Ruby Steeper
Orin Bales
Valley Breeze Farm
Sepending
Hattie Tibball
Percy
Kansas City
F. K. Heflin
Colony
William Bishop
Percy Brush
Muncie
Ind
Olive Brush
Good Business In The World Bank
Washington. Mar 27. 4.29 The world bank can be a gas piece of business for Americans. Most government officials believe this country must supply the biggest share of the money needed to get the world's war sick nations back on a paying trading and producing path. But you are entitled to ask are we going to get stuck with a lot of worthless IOUs when the lending is all over. Not if the world bank works. This country may be the fountain for most of the money which the bank pours into foreign lands, but the whole world shares the risk if any borrower fails to pay off his debt.
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Oy Dewitt MacKenzie
Paris
Mar
Europe
Atlantic
Sam
America
Sam Sung
United States
Washington
World Bank
U.’s
U. S
Italy
International Monetary Conference
Savannah
State Department
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Bretton Woods
N. H
Russia
China
Comppany
Brazil
U S Congressman Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Clues
A compact set of crossword style clues listing a congressman pictured across United States House of Representatives. Includes entries for chemical salt ancient country number and other crossword answers.
6000 More Enlisted Men Will Leave Japan April 6
Yokohama March 27 The Eighth army announced an additional 6000 enlisted men are scheduled to start for home by April 6. The Marine Phoenix first of the ships to carry the 6000 home docked today from Shanghai with 700 troop vacancies. It is expected to sail tomorrow or the next day for Seattle. The Marshall Victory Milford Victory and Gaucher Victory each with 1380 troop spaces and 135 officer spaces will arrive this week or next and the Cape Perpetua with 1513 troop spaces and 11 officer vacancies will arrive next week.
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Yokohama
Mar
Eighth Army
Marine Phoenix
Shanghai
Seattle
Cape Perpetua
Subsidy clash colors housing push in wartime plan
Washington reports clash over Senator Rosas Wyatt subsidy proposal to spur scarce building materials for 2,700,000 homes by next year. United States Chamber of Commerce opposes reinsertion while endorsing the House passed bill. CPA orders regional offices in 71 cities to administer controls. lenders and manufacturers await new conversion priorities to boost output of lumber, bricks, tile, and other critical materials. Wyatt warns housing costs may rise despite subsidies.
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Washington
Mar
Rosas Wilson W. Wyatt
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Td of
House
Senat Banking Committee
Senate
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
SIA
Wyatt
National
Truman
Banking
Louisville
Chamber of Commerce
Porker leads deputies to Tulsa liquor still and mash
In Tulsa on March 27 deputies Roy Vaden and Burnie Brown trace a 55-gallon still and 1,190 gallons of mash to a drunken pig that wandered from a drain at a suburban dwelling. The animal reportedly guided officers to the contraband.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mar
Roy Vaden
Burnie Brown
Baldwin News Reports Eastern Star Meeting Recap
Dr Elizabeth Bentley traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday morning for a brief visit. The Past Matron's club of Evangeline chapter Eastern Star held its March meeting Monday evening at Mrs Earl Black's home with Mrs Bert Jones assisting. Members responded to roll call with year long topics, making an engaging program of jokes, current events and experiences.
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Elizabeth Bentley
Baldwin Rotary Club
Ottawa
Country Club
Thomas A. E Allan Daugherty
Frank E. Wolf
A. K. Ebright
Nelson P. Hlorn
William M. Clark
J. F. Witter
Mabel Hartley
Dean Grace Irwin
Dale Martin
Larry
Vis- Earl F
Cal
Martina
Hack
Kansas
M ‘Va
F. Montgomery
Oxford
Catherine M. Adams
Sevn
Adams
Lawrence
Cleveland
Ohio
Music Educators National Conference
Frank Gleason
Colorado Springs
Cub
Spears
Denver
Fred Hennett
Baldwin
M Bennett
Iss Florence Bennett
Francis
Pardee
Indiana Street
Ika Barnett
Milton Morganstein
Barbara
K. van Trump
Kansas City
Irvin Greer
Deanna
Janell
Jimmie Barnett
Ray Craig
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
George McFerren
Phares McFerren
R. J. Zeidler
Club of Evangeline
The
Eastern Star
Earl Black
Bert Jones
Obituary of Mrs Anna C Nanninga Pioneer Kansan Mother of 10
Anna Catherine Mauk Nanninga born September 6 1875 in Jefferson County Pennsylvania. She lived in Michigan and then Kalifornia before moving to Dover Oklahoma in 1890 and married Reverend John R Nanninga in 1893. They had 10 children. two died before her and her husband died June 24 1932. Surviving children include Mrs L Troxel Greeley Cole Mrs M e Slender Moundridge Kan O Nanninga Garden City Kan Mrs F W Haase Emporia Kan Wor Nanninga Phoenix Ariz.
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Anna C. Nanninga
Anna Catherine (Mauk) Nanninga
Jefferson County
Michigan
Kal
Dover
Okla
John R. Nanninga
L. Troxel
Greeley
Cole
M. E. Slender
Moundridge
Kan
Nanninga
Garden City
F. W. Haase
Emporia
Phoenix
Ariz
Church worker Mrs. Nanninga lifelong servant in faith
Mrs. B. F. Nanninga of Lawrence died Friday morning March 22 after fourteen years at 1807 New Hampshire street. She wife of Ean Lawrence and mother of four rs five brothers and twenty four grandchildren. She united with the church early and made it her life’s work serving in Preston Nebraska Oregon Missouri Orlando Oklahoma Halstead Vassar Iowa City Neb Humboldt Warrensburg Missouri Moundrize Emporia Clair Lucas and Lawrence. She and her husband served many fields while she endured strokes during the years prior to death.
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B. F. Nanninga
Lawrence
Ean
Lowell Craig
Garden City
Kan
John Robinson
Lawren
Church
Preston
Neb
Oregon
Orlando
Okla
Halstead
Vassar
Ia City
Humboldt
Warrensburg
Moundrize
Emporia
Clair, Lucas and
New Hampshire Street
Radio Programs on WDAF and WREN Lineup
A dense listing of Wednesday evening radio slots from WDAF KMBC WREN and related stations. Programs include The Lone Ranger The Jack Carson Show Frank Sinatra Show Church of the Nazarene and various music and news segments with multiple hosted programs and times noted.
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Jadh Armatrong
SMRC
Hig Brower Club
Nx Falkenation
Whar Newecast
KMUC
DAF Super Club
WrEan City
Lona Ranger
Gueey
Tatue
Abner
Jack Carson
Pate
Mra
Sorth
Wire Nette
Probe CH Ag
RMBC
Christian
Heenan
Golden Gate
WDA
Cantor
Crosby Shor Brosco
KMBC
WDAF
Skyss
Whee
Tinman
Hie
Muse
MRC
Newacast
Wren
Jack Kirkwood
Novatime
KMHC
Jack Smith
Wpar
Rehion Noble
Orek
Lisa
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Australia
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Que Tai-Chi
Ty Subalev
Mahmoud Hassan Pasha FF
N. van Kleffens
Netherlands
Oscar Lange
Poland
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Mexico
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Altho
Greece
Guarntee
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House of Representatives
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Baldwin News
Faikenatien
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Rangae
Binse
Wren—Harre Koge Orch
Bmr
Eters
Tracer
Sone
KMAC
Storna
Alten
Tom and
Ti Sw Hen
Karl Godwin
MBC
Hobby Lobby
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Ferle Amith
EMBC
Tlehara Harkness
En Gate
Jack Smith Shaw
Jo—Wren
Gers
Theght
Orch
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Robert Schumann
Warren Hile
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Jabot
Round Corner Drug Store
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