World News Digest From The Simons Pubs Office
Local notices and press wire blurbs show a chaotic listing from Lawrence Kansas with toner notes on publication office, contact details, and routine charges. The item references The Associated Press and a standard city column layout with addresses in Chicago and Kansas City and a March date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal -World
Simon
W Murray
Simons
Musambunetts Street
Lawrence Kaness
Matt
Aavence
Gelems
Lerenter
Theenpsun
New York
Sam St Cricags
North
Michigan Ave
Kansas City
West
Associated Prees
Associated
Hasn't Paid Off Ive Murdt of South preeer nat ne fh ce
Fragmentary text discusses political figures and aid measures with unclear names. It references tensions between President soar and Prester State, mentions a 70 year term, and notes problems and proposed helpers, without clear outcomes or coherent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Preeer
Zionist movement and Jewish emigration views
The article discusses Zionist aims to establish a Jewish homeland in Palestine and notes many Jews, especially in the United States, view the project with varying sympathy or indifference. It emphasizes that Zionism is a Jew-directed movement, not all Jews support or oppose it, and many are citizens of other nations with ties to their homelands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
Zinnis
Tienlets
Palestine
United States
Ziontat
State Appointments With Limited Legislation Reconsidered
State lawmakers debated a repeat of the 1253 act restricting governor appointments to state jobs. The measure aimed to preserve appointment intent and reduce patronage, though few public complaints arose about the law as written. The 1931 statute had previously countered patronage by limiting executive choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karsan Hose
Islators
Broadcasts to Russia Stir Interest Amid Censorship
Reports detail Western radio broadcasts to Soviet citizens from Munich and Basco in an effort to counter propaganda. Few Russian listeners have acceptable receiving sets, and even fewer risk listening due to strong governmental disapproval and harsh penalties. The piece notes American embassies and officials monitor such transmissions while noting Soviet authorities may retaliate against listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
More Revenue Needed for Highway Funding Debate
A muddled editorial argues repeal of the extra energy tax failed amid calls for broader revenue. It weighs increasing the gasoline tax to fund state highways, but doubts lowering it is feasible. Highway needs grow as road construction expands, and advocates insist payers must contribute more rather than less.
Global spread of Moscow driven revolution warned
A column argues the Soviet led world revolution is mobilized globally after 1917, with Stalin’s updates and wartime shifts, urging vigilance in the United States. It links communism to food protests, mining strikes, and political maneuvers, warning of indirect actions before direct action. The piece claims a US government crackdown aims to curb communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Stalin
Seviet Union
Hitler
Moscow
Committee
Congress
Communist Party
Amers Aire
Washington
Europe
Reds
America
Indiana Skepticism Greets Federal Aid in Hospital Costs
A fragment discusses Indiana lawmakers and voters turning against federal aid, arguing against relying on Washington funds for local hospital costs. It critiques subsidies and bureaucratic overhead, urging residents to assume funding locally and reject ongoing federal subsidies.
Ex war bonds urged as best savings bet
A University of Kansas Bureau of Basin Research report argues that war bonds offer the best saver option for small investors. It notes yields start low in year one and rise to about 4 percent as a 10 year maturity nears, with an average return around 2.91 percent, making bonds more attractive than many other forms of saving.
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Bureau of Basin Research
University of Kansas
Unclear fragment prompts public interest in future policy
The text references a debate on future policy and governance, noting claims about Soviet law and police rule, and forecasting outcomes from a Kansas legislature session. It mentions public sentiment and potential bad news for taxpayers, with uncertain details and speculative tone.
Senators at Large idea echoed by officials and editors
A historical note recalls remarks by Tames Herve and discussions by Charles Francis Adams and Governor Tower on Senators at Large. The piece suggests the concept could benefit the nation and mentions a world peace broadcast with a quip about Russo-American ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herve
Rame
Senate
Charles Francis Adams
Governor Tower
Barbs by Wal Cochran and folded jest in verse
A collection of terse quips and jests by Wal Cochran including winter blessings and a sharp line about a Teres man finding his wife in a restaurant. The piece ends with a quip about paying back and a zinger that it is never too late to learn one’s limits.
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Teres
Ben
Old Home Town Engagement and Local Moves
Mr and Mrs Ho Rapnard of Worden announce Mae Ho Rapnard engagement to Earlin Burcert of We Koo DC son of Mr and Mrs RQ Burcert of Lawrence. Lawrence Wiman club celebrated new home dedication with a benefit bridge. Lester McManis left for Pickwick Dam Tenn after visiting Frank Rowland. Lucille Craig, Easter guest, returns to Kansas City where she works as a nurse at Trinity Lutheran Hospital.
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Rapnard
Worden
Mae
Earlin Butcert
We Koo
D.C
R. QO. Burcert
Lawrence
Lawrence Wiman's Club
Lester McManis
Pickwick Dam
Tenn
Frank Rowland
Lucille Craig
Mary V. Craig
Kansas City
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Birthday Surprise for Miss Jettia Meadows
Twenty five years ago Miss Jettia Meadows was surprised at her home last evening by friends in celebration of her birthday. Those present included Hattie Dunkley Helen Goff Lucile Evans Aldeene Stone Florence Olmstead Marie Meadows Kathryn Corel Clifford Morckle Ray Waldron Meg Makelley Eugene Corel Frank Saunders John Corel Clifford Saunders and Arthur Corel. H K Lury entered Memorial hospital Saturday for an operation. Mr and Mrs R M Frost announced the birth of a son Robert Merlin March 29. James G Thomas of Attica NY and Mrs M E Wilkenton of Lawrence chaperon at the Chijomera sorority Were married March 29 in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Sam P Moyer announce the birth March 28 at Simmons hospital of a daughter Ida Francee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jettia Meadows
Hattie Dunkley
Helen Goff
Lucile Evans
Aldeene Stone
Florence Olmstead
Marie Meadows
Kathryn Corel
Clifford Morckle
Ray Waldron
Meg MaKelley
Eugene Corel
Frank Saunders
John Corel
Cliffford Saunders
Arthur Corel
H. K. Lury
Memorial Hospital
R. M. Frost
Robert Merlin
James G. Thomas
Attica
N. Y
M. E. Wilkenton
Lawrence
Chi Jomera
Chicago
Sam P. Moyer
Simmons Hospital
Ida Francee
Local Social Notes From Pleasant Valley and Nearby
Forty years ago Leslie Ulrich spent Sunday with his grandmother Mrs Amanda Kennedy at Pleasant Valley. Miss Lena Jones who has been teaching Yarn old school closed Wednesday with an entertainment. Miss Beth Hutson of Fredonia is visiting Miss Maude Shaler. Miss Lacy Culp of Kansas er x the guest of her aunt Mrs H B Ober. Warren Henler test today for Arkansas where he will take charge of a cement plant.
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Leslie Ulrich
Amanda Kennedy
Pleasant Valley
Lena Jones
Beth Hutson
Fredonia
Maude Shaler
Lacy Culp
Kansas
H B. Ober
Warren Henler
Arkansas
Letters to the Editor Trash and Garbage Collection
A reader letter titled Trash and Garbage Collection discusses municipal waste services and criticizes current collection practices. The writer references local officials, sidewalks, and street cleanup, urging improved schedules and broader coverage. The letter reflects civic concern and calls for better sanitation management.
Flashes of Life Not at Home
Fragmented OCR yields a baffling mix of names and phrases. The readable fragments mention New York, Bear, Maine, Jean, Gre, toys, and a missing person case with uncertain details. No clear event or outcome is established in the legible text.
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New York
Mar. Or
Bear
Wolf
Mrv
Army Leader and Related Clues in Puzzle Grid
Puzzle collage presents a horizontal 60 and vertical clues list for a word grid. Includes military rank references and a mix of archaic and modern terms across multiple numbered entries and definitions.
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S. Army
Sohammedan
Calcith
Honor Mrs Anderson and Directors Retire After Long Service
The annual report notes Mrs Anderson longtime director who served over 20 years and helped establish a tuberculosis clinic in Lawrence. She previously led police health nursing service and had been known as Nene Kuhn before June. The district reports also mention new leadership in the sixth district with Ernest Wand rard of Oberlin as president succeeding Hasael Fred Hate Atwood elected vice president.
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Kanaas Ps
Directur
Darien
Munteer Serra
Seth
Dbs
Anderson
Gince
M Anderson
Nene Kuhn
Weathiv Tuberculosis Clinic
Lawrence
Bolice Health Nur Itheenay
Lousius
Ernest
Wand Rard
Oberlin
Sixth District Association
Hasael
Fred Hate
Atwood
Presia Sclatini
Radio Programs and Personalities on WDAF and Nearby Stations
A garbled radio schedule lists WDAF and neighboring outlets with programs and hosts. Mentions include Ted West, Bub Haw, Skip Farrell, Joan Davis, Sherlock Holmen, Lum & Anner, Wayne King, and others, with scattered venue and time fragments and local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted West
WDAF
KMBC
Morente
WDA
Sothern
Wren—Lum
Abnar
Skip Farrell
RMBC
Joan Davis
WRES
Sherlockh Holmen
MBC Radio Theatre
Beulah
Victor Horge
Screen Guild Viagern
Peeters Tale
Jee Mooney
PK Mio
MBC
Jee Owe
KMRCK
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Evant
Coffeyville
Indiana
Tidiana
Wat Tryd
Egjura
Joew
Fred Foemert
Fred Paces Torben
Pepin Wasen
Peter
Hoeser
Pau
Variavee
Feiil
Rust
Pathfinder
Wal Cochran
Kentucky Mountaineer
Dee Red
TPM
Galea
Tata
Ator
Sean Canott
Dante Tate
Olan
Arantal
Arantal Wittmabete la Egetnd
Geile
Setae
Seserat
Sian
Faye Fulbeing
Sehafer Pes
Onteo
Hott Et AE
U.S. Army
Amber
Georgia
King of Bashan
Solas Huce
BLACK
Compass Point
Mrs. Anderson
James A. Mef
Fahured Oil Zral
Senate War Investigating Committee
Navy
Iit
Kieffer
Ctiter
Petany
Maxine
Eathial
Mira
Westar- Trower Minther
Tena Muburn
Max Lena Mitecen
Wiliam Mereter
Ouelutron
G. Gustafson
Wrights Fron Records
Stan Kenton
Wrights
Beaman
Mase
Vermont Boggs & Alber Millinery
Halfaise
Walt A & B
Hanna‘s
Los
Harry Bly
Army
Lawrence, Kansan
Schubert Funeral Home
Mel Fisher
Radio Weekly
1200
N.Y
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