Fraying OCR Item About Audit Bureau and Daily Paper Note
A fragmented OCR snippet references the Audit Bureau of Circulation and a daily paper, noting distribution details and legal matter classifications. It mentions a Kansas office and a dated banner for a Friday March 31 issue with a Psalm quotation.
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Journal- World Ba BE World Company
Pene One
Aix Ae
Emaer Ass
Elias
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bia
Poe
Tenet
Kansas
New York Faces Severe Traffic Congestion Crisis
A Collier’s survey ranks New York City as the most traffic congested in the nation. The New Yorker notes skyscraper building boom and wartime halt in construction worsening jams. Experts fear controls delaying relief for two to three years may still leave traffic at about 40 percent higher, with Manhattan near saturation and calls for decentralization. Other growing cities could learn from New York’s experience.
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United States
New York
Collier's
Manhattan
New Yorker
Weill
Manhattan Island
Census cautions on counts and politics at Shawnee meeting
Former Kansas Governor Harry Woodring warned Shawnee County Democrats against census tricks and political pressure on census takers. He urged strict separation of census work from politics and stressed legal protections for returns while noting public mistrust over questions. He also referenced broader debt talks and a British protest over Princess Margaret Rose lighting a cigarette at a public event.
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Harry Woodring
Kansas
Shawne County
Democratic Central .Com
Woodring
Fom
Cnsus
Oodring
Margaret Rose
Weak Start of Omnibus Appropriation Bill
Proponents call the omnibus appropriation bill a start toward balanced spending but a Council study calls the committee’s performance pitifully weak amid a 10 billion federal deficit. The bill totals only 5 percent below the President’s 1951 budget for similar items, with potential savings left unexploited.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Council
Building Barriers Against the Red Advance in Aals
The testimony of Secretary Acheson and Ambassador Jessup before a congressional committee urged a barrier against the red advance in Aals. The piece notes the public was uninformed on concrete measures and discusses appeasement as ineffective. It cites wind and dust storms harming Kansas wheat and mentions a woman cattle rustler on the Pacific coast.
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Acheson
Jessup
Aals
Orient
Kansas
Barbs By Hal Cochran Caption A Wagon Driver
A wry barbs piece by Hal Cochran notes a wagon driver who prefers feeding his horse before the rider. The column jests about drunken drivers ending in jail and mentions an easterner suing after finding a tack in his mince pie.
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Hal Cochran
Food tax debate irritates many and sparks party concerns
Reports nationwide show discontent over a food tax policy as square dancing becomes a social trend. The tone suggests pessimists miss how simple gatherings can boost political engagement across regions.
Lawrence votes for city manager plan in 1950s opinion
Letter writers urge adoption of city manager commission government for Lawrence arguing trained administrators cut costs and improve city operations. They compare to school boards and banks, cite 27 Kansas cities with the system, and urge voters to go to the polls in support.
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Journal-World
City Manager Commission
Lawrence
J. M. Mott
Atchison
Board of Education
Tom
Pet Salina
Pittsburg
Hutchinson
Emporia
Salina
Atch
Ison
Herbert & Weekly
Kansas
Local celebrations and upcoming weddings in town
Ten years ago and twenty five years ago notes highlight civic life as local leaders seek nominees for public events. Subpoenas and inquisition imagery frame city intrigue while social gatherings mark engagements, dances, showers, and visits among residents, including Miss Marion Barton’s April wedding and a University of Kansas engineering dean’s move to Michigan.
Landmark torn down in Lawrence for new $5,000 residence
Forty years ago the city library was robbed of $18 last night. Mrs. Mary A. Wilson of McLouth is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. L. Taylor. Miss Laura Eberhard was in Kansas City today. Another old landmark of Lawrence was torn down and will be replaced with a new building. The old stone building behind the Catholic church will be replaced with a $5,000 residence.
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Tor
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the Dark
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Maurice BR. Starr
Eudora
Virginialit
Starr
Hiawatha
F. M. Holliday
Marion
Ughes
Roas
Barton
Fritapatrick
Betty Raymond
Lena Toreden
Linwood the Colonial
Helen
Cynthia Rice
Lawrence
Anne Parker
Boston
Mass
Mary A. Wilson
McLouth
W. L. Taylor
Laura Eberhard
Kansas City
Unity of Ireland Debate Echoes Across Capitals
Reports from Dublin Belfast London and other capitals trace a House vote denying Britain further aid to Ireland while partition remains. The move is seen as political theater yet sharpens focus on Ireland's division as a major issue of the era. Names such as Joseph D Brennan and John W Dulanty appear in recollections of past talks and agreements touching Ireland's governance.
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U. S. House of Representatives
Britain
Ireland
Dublin
Belfast
London
Emerald Isle
Aef
Joseph D. Brennan
Washington
Glasgow
John W. Dulanty
Great Britain
Lord Craigavon
Music Maker Horizonta 1 Depicted Musical Instrument
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North Ireland unity debate and diplomacy in Irish talks
The article notes Lady Craigavon and James Dulanty contrasting views on northern Ireland and unification with the Irish republic. It cites John J. Hearne predicting unity within his ambassadorial period, and mentions Basil Brooke’s visit hints amid New York politics and St Patrick’s Day events. Sir Hasil's remarks show openness to friendship with Southern Ireland if conditions allow.
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Ianty
Mr. Dulanty
Lady Craigavon
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
John J. Hearne
America
Basil Brooke
Lady Brooke
House of Representatives
William O’ Dwyer
New York
London
Hasil
Ireland
Two More Teachers Fired Over Loyalty Oath
Baltimore March 31 two city school teachers refused to sign a mandatory loyalty oath and were fired. The unanimous school board vote cited noncompliance with the oath as the reason. The teachers identified as Mrs Helen E Baker and Miss Vera Shank faced dismissal under the state act aimed at barring subversives from public positions. The act, passed in 1949, required all public employees to sign the oath or quit. Other dismissals in city services followed two weeks earlier under the same law, which a Baltimore judge later ruled unconstitutional though the Court of Appeals had ordered reinstatement pending constitutional review.
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Baltimore
Mre
Helen E. Baker
Minx Vera Shank
Enid
General Assembly
Court of Appeals
Grandmother Named Police Chief in Village in New Hampshire
In Benton New Hampshire Mrs Ethel Boutin 46 becomes police chief of a 72-voter village. She plans no immediate shakeup and faces salary constraints while adjusting to the role. Also notes Britain's atomic energy program costs 61,700,000 pounds for the coming year and a new shorthand class starts April 3.
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Mar
Britain
Radio Programs and Schedule Fragments on Local Station Grid
A fragmented OCR radio schedule lists WDAF WREN KNBC KMBC KUMO and KCMO programs with dates March 31 and April 1, mentioning hosts and shows such as Ossie and Harriet, Truth or Consequences, Cavalcade, and Richard Diamond, along with various time slots and stations. The text is garbled but preserves station names, show titles, and partial air times.
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Eee
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Keihel
Albert
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Decker
New
Orirana
Hrusa Creek
KCMO
Meat of Life Lab
Dar
Hear Wren
Lynne
Latheran
Dunn
Rue Math
Music Hall
Richard Diamond Wren
Wather
Catnals
Blackie
Pen
Adei
Abe Ruth
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