Peace treaties and school levy win in Kansas City
Debates on postwar peace pacts linger as the United States seeks nonmilitary ties with Japan. Meanwhile Kansas City voters approve a fourth school tax levy by a strong two to one margin, easing fears that public education would suffer and signaling renewed support for district improvements despite accreditation concerns.
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Kansan City
North Central Association
Kansas City
Cammen
United States
Japan
Hhar
MacArthur
Coume
Loyalty Risks at State Department Spark Public Debate
The discussion reveals outsiders as security risks at the State Department and a trial-linked case of blackmail for confidential documents. Critics warn the loyalty reviews may bar qualified workers, while supporters argue fitness and entitlement justify careful screening amid a rising liberal sentiment and a Red Cross roll call in Lawrence with solid turnout.
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State Department
Washington
Cour As
Enda
Omaha World-Herald
H Bomb Risks and Public Reactions Across News Clippings
The discussion frames the hydrogen bomb as a greater danger than the A bomb while noting debate among experts on feasibility and impact. Other items touch on New York rainmaker investments failing to aid reservoirs, Bath beach season, 3160 trees planted by students in Fort Scott, and optimism about liberal Greek cabinet dominance.
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Bikini
Ege
Crisis in Humor at Topeka College Campus Remarks
Washington radio humor remark sparks talk on double entendre bans affecting comics. A colleague quips many limericks lack dual meanings, while campus chatter notes Leap Week at Baker University yielded quirky dance acts and student reactions.
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Topeka State Journal
Washington Radio
Baker
Letters on paving Sixth Street and Japan treaty views
A reader disputes Sixth Street paving cost benefits arguing the 75 100 bond issue may not retire before Massachusetts paving needs. The letter questions traffic relief, traffic management, and the role of a traffic officer at Seventh and New Hampshire. The second segment discusses a treaty with Japan and U S military presence, noting security needs, bases, and the risk of Soviet pressure and Japan's future independence.
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Sixth Street
Journal-World
New Hampsnrie
Dealera
Massachusetta
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Hi Ia
Seventh
South Park
Washington
New Hampshire Street
Rusbe
Massachusetts Street
Traffic bottleneck at Barente Street and New Hampshire intersection
City officials and the Chamber of Commerce are urged to study the traffic jam at the East Seventh intersection at the 12 noon and 6 o'clock peak, to ease congestion and improve flow for commuters.
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East
Journal-World
Chamber of Commerce
Barenté Street
New Hampshire
Local pupils to interview Fest master on train ride
The Old Home Town students Thornton McClanahan Maurice Abele Arthur Nelson June Sutherland and Vivian McBeth will interview Fest master James A Farley during a Wednesday train ride between here and Topeka. They travel with their advisor Minai Belle and met well known reporters including Mrs Frenkin Roses Morisi Walter Meyer Gladys Swarthout and John Beatty. A separate community list notes celebrations and attends a Kansas City flower show with residents sharing greetings and milestones including the birth of Bernita Alice to Mr and Mrs Jesse Harris.
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James A. Farley
Topeka
Thornton McClanahan
Maurice Abele
Arthur Nelson
June Sutherland
Vivian McBeth
Ree Minai Belle
Arper
Echopenalism
Inter
Lee Whanever Parallela
Noeecelebrites
Mrs. Frenkiin
Roses Tsi Krice Morisi
Walter Meyer
John Iurther
Gladys Swarthout
Jome Beatty
Perioo
Mel
Frederick BE
Arkansas City
Kieshter
Elisa+ eClain
Cheteland
Shierton
Tre
Lawrence
Irenemiles
Ann Stevens
Patty
Ann Ashcraft
Gaylene Kennedy
Dorothy Westergren
John Jewett, Jr
David Findley
Donna
Lee Colling
Nuidene Swytaberger
Wayne Y
Willard Ri Way
Donna Jean Kent
Cai Findley
Peace With Japan Urgent Need in Treaty Talks
DaWITT MACKENZIE analyzes the push for a formal peace treaty with Japan after five years of U.S. occupation. Britain and the U.S. state department favor quick action, while some U.S. military officials want ongoing control. Moscow seeks veto power over treaty terms, shaping the allied stance as action may be possible.
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Soviet Union
Nippon
Ameri
Japan
Dawitt MacKenzie
Britain
U.S. State Department
Washington
Russia
Moscow
John Hightower
Kansas Bond Quota Set for Independence Drive
The treasury announced Kansas will contribute 12,067,000 dollars toward the Independence Savings Bond drive running from May 15 to July 4. The national goal stands at 653,950,000 dollars.
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Kansas
Washington
The
Treasury
Beef Cattle Crossword Clue Puzzle Fragment
Fragmentary OCR style clues list with mixed garbled entries referencing beef cattle and other terms. Includes hints like breeds, anatomical terms, and unrelated words suggesting a partially legible crossword puzzle page.
Church festival near Relate Nutsenve
Unclear OCR fragment lists items including a church festival near a place labeled Relate and a spinning toy and names. Readable pieces reference a small community event and local terms without complete clarity.
Local notes from town and area events
Forty years ago J B Wilder and F O Vaughn left for the Kan jean Laundrysmen's Association meeting in Wichita. The Twentieth Century club meets tomorrow with Mrs E P Smith and Miss Alice Winston ill head. Frank Wiggins rents his dairy farm west of town and moves to the old Kalloch place. Walter Eastman returns home from Valley Falls for a brief visit. Commissioner T L McClelland buys the John Miller residence in Eudora. The water company begins tearing down the Helm Commission building to remodel it into an office.
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J.B Wilder
F. OH. Vaughn
Kanjean Laundrysmen
Wichita
Twentieth Century Club
E. P. Smith
Alice Winston
Frank Wiggins
Kalloch Place
Walter Eastman
Valley Falls
T. L. McClelland
John Miller
Eudora
the Water Company
Helm Commission Company
Spring Time Planting for Farmers and Politicians
WashingtonMarch Get ready for planting season as farmers sow seeds and politicians sow reminders ahead of the fall election. A member notes most members issue statements in February or March to reach const it uents planning crops. The timing links farming cycles with campaign messaging.
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Washington
Crosswhite Heads Kansas Society in Washington
Kansas resident William Crosswhite was elected president of the Kansas Society of Washington with notable officers including Meyer as first vice president and Georgia Neese Clark as treasurer. The Kansas congressional delegation attended the annual dinner dance as Matloris Darby, daughter of Senator Darby, served as an honor guest for the cherry blossom festival event.
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Washington
Mar
William Crosswhite
Internal Revenue Department
Mound City
Kan
Kansas Society of Washington
Representative Meyer
Kansas
Misa Matloris Darby
Miss Martyr of 1950 Crowned at Massachusetts Hospital
Boston reports Martha, a rheumatoid arthritis patient at a Massachusetts hospital, was named Miss Martyr of 1950 after two and a half years of painful treatment. Despite the pain she did not cry to attract attention as heavy traction weights were applied by day and cast restraints at night.
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Boston
Martha
Elley
Massachusetts 1 Hospital
Radio Programs On Air Schedule At Local Stations
A fragmented list shows broadcast times and programs across KMBC WDAF KCMO WREN WDAF Fave WHEN Blondie Dragnet Firehose shows and musical segments with hosts and themes. Entries include Dramas, News, Talk, Country and Western music blocks plus various hour long features across stations.
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Thureday
WDAF
Kubow Newecaet
KCMO
Dresa
KMBC
Perry
Blondie
KONO
Reulek
al Phillips
RCMO
Veca Croft
Wren
Faukhage
FBI
WDAP
Jimmy Durante
Shai
Kumug—Cavatesde
Sparta
Hanty Family
Chicago
Rez Allen
KCUMG
Vincent Lepas
Boutah
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Virginia Arnold
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T._H. Kennedy
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Kimpara
Jesse L. Harris
Bernita Alice
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