Douglas County Young Republican Group Plans District Meeting
The Douglas County Young Republican organization will meet Monday evening in the district court room to elect officers for two years and set plans for the coming election. Stough, the state representative, has led the group and is expected to announce his candidacy for reelection. The meeting opens at 7:30 with hopes for a large turnout.
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Douglas County
Young Republican
DT. Stough
Uneaponsere
Maregen and the cost of high office in America
A columnist mocks the era of John Maregen and the ease of public access to government, arguing the Maregen tale reflects a flawed administration. The piece contends a shift from status to number erodes merit and accountability, highlighting mediocrity in powerful roles and its national harm.
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Maregen J
Mearagen
America
Bootblack
White House
Lfe
Marexon
World LePeace Journal Subscriptions and Rates
Anomalous OCR fragment shows subscription pricing for World LePeace Journal with rates for one month and tear adverts. The text includes Associated Press notice language and garbled boilerplate about republication rights. No clear event or individuals identified.
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Associated Press
Ivolationist and the UN debate in Hoover era press
Walter Lippmann criticizes Herbert Hoover's stance on United Nations reform and global engagement. The piece contrasts Lippmann with Hoover supporters, debating Soviet influence and American duties abroad during tense postwar discourse.
Florida Democrats back Smathers in senate bid
Fair dealer defeated in Florida primary by a self-styled moderate who backed Taft Hartley laws and acted independently. Florida Democrats say the result reflects local and regional factors and may not have nation wide impact. George Smathers expected to move on to the Senate.
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Pepper
New Dealer
Fair Dealer
Florida
Thien
Senate
George Smathers
Ir Senate
Puppet Congress Stansen Attacks Truman in Political Clash
The piece notes Harold E. Stansen labeling Truman a clever politician and worst president, arguing Truman seeks a puppet Congress and will use campaigning to gain support. It mentions expectations of a Truman defeat and references Kanass Balkans gossip about gambling crackdowns and possible publicity moves by the attorney general.
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Harold E. Stansen
Truman
White House
Peole
Mr. Stansen
Ing
Starsen
Balkans
Eisenhower address cited in Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
The Abilene Reflector-Chronicle comments on officials raising barriers to reporters and the public’s access to facts. It quotes Eisenhower urging democracy through full and proper information, not propaganda, stressing honest interpretation of facts.
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Eisenhower
Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Senhower
Vanishing Tribe Cigar Store Indians Face Decline
The Pittsburg Headlight cites census findings on the cigar store Indian as a tribe member now near extinction. Once 100000 in the 60s, numbers fall to about TN with 2800 in museums and 200 still in use as English carvers claimed origin and debate over ground first.
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Pittsburg
Indiana
Respite Athanems Fireworks Season Shortened
State fire marshal Clyde Lateh announces a one week reduction in the fireworks season due to injury fire hazards and disturbances. The measure, supported by many dealers, limits the open display period and aims to curb risks while allowing a broader spread of celebrations.
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Athanems
Clyde Lateh
Atate
Letters to the Editor on parades and plans for a pool
A reader laments parade weather delays and criticizes the cancellation of the 1949 Christmas parade. Also notes plans for an indoor pool at the state orphans home in Atchison Kansas costing about 85000 with contracts to be let in June.
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Edirne
W. R. Datton
Orphans Home
Barbs By Hal Cochran On Old Maid Expressions
The column contains witticisms about phrases like we girls and notes that some sayings endure while others fade. It mentions English jewel robberies and a California deputy sheriff who injured himself hanging a calendar, leading to a planned surgical appointment.
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Hal Cochran
California
Old Home Town News With Weddings and Local Changes
Eu dora couple Misa Edna Bryant and Claude Landon Jr. wed in Oskaloosa with relatives present. Community notes list charity tag day chairmen, stork shower honors, and a recital. Local property transfers and school board officers are reported alongside multiple home upgrades on Connecticut and adjacent streets.
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Misa Edna Bryant
Joe Bryant
Eudora
Claude Landon, Jr
Claude Landon
Belleview
Oskaloosa
Misa Genevieve Landon
Ellsworth Rice
E. Dooley
J. R. Holmes
Charles Nelson
Ed Gilbreath
Roy Yoder
Mary Ann Evans
Five New Citizens Sworn In This Morning
Twenty five applicants were admitted to full citizenship this morning. Among the new citizens are Mr. and Mrs James Naismith Julius Kahn and Michael HK, noted as the inventor of basketball. Miss Alice Skilton sails for Boston then Europe for a new executive post. Florence Beans performs in tonight’s program.
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James Naismith
Julius Kahn
Michael HK
Alice Skilton
Sonia Day
Boston
Europe
Ion Sele
Florence Beans
Tension Under Red Rule Sparks Cold War Debate
Taul G Hoffman told a Washington Chamber of Commerce gathering that the Soviet system of satellites will crack suddenly as tensions grow amid legal missteps. Analysts argue why support is weak among Eastern Europe experts and warn of the difficulty predicting an upheaval. The piece notes dissatisfaction with Soviet tactics and the likelihood of revolt only under unlikely, favorable circumstances. Also reports a Chicago May 4 protest strike by Railroad Yardmasters of America in seven Midwest centers over a five-day workweek dispute.
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Taul G. Hoffman
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
John M. Hightower
Vaindow
State Department
Europe
Mr. Hoffman
Hoffman
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Pat
Chicago
Trio Must Pay Damages For Parking Meters
Detroit authorities report Lawrence Ramney 22, Charles Ramney 21, and Arthur Huber 21 or 22 were convicted for pulling up three parking meters from their concrete beds. The court ordered $270 restitution to the city plus $25 in costs and placed them on probation for the offense.
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Detroit
Lawrence Ramney
Charles
Arthur Huber
Health mission leader to address Westminster group
Glen W. Tuttle MLN director of a hospital in Sona Bata Congo will speak to the K. J. Westminster Fellowship Mariners club Friday night about public health work. He represents the student volunteer movement and the Christian medical council for overseas work with over 28 years in Africa including hospital, rural clinics, and a leper colony visit.
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Glen W. Tuttle
MLN
Ofa Hospital
Sona Bata
Belgian
Congo
Africa
K. J. Westminister Fellowship
Mariners Club
Dr. Tuttle
Christian Medical Council
Obituary of Daugherty Family matriarch and kin records
The obituary notes Sarah OResta and Francie Lugy as key figures in a family spanning several generations. It records births and deaths, including a daughter dying in infancy and multiple surviving children and grandchildren. Funeral rites were held at Fowl's church with Rev. Karl Baur officiating and interment at Deay cemetery Route west of Bueora.
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Sarah O'Resta
Puderasur
Rage
Mafanes
Daugherty
Bue
Danush
Abayava
Forahenghters
Masia
Steelaie
Moy
Betagt Bown
Gardner
Mes
Pearl Cartevehend
Huth
Atlertan
Roy Daugherty
Mapleras
Ihre
KU Student Council Installs New 19 Members for School Year
Mohan Chogan, a junior from Sa Tina, was elected president by the student body as 19 council members and new officers were installed for the 19th placeschool year. Ernest Prie aen, once president, was succeeded. Patrick Thierse of Hutchinson previously held the treasurer post.
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Mohan Chogan
Sa Tina
Ernest Prie Aen
Hutchinson
Eudora PTA Leaders Highlight Kanawa Congress Topics
The Kanawa Congress of Parents and Teachers session in Topeka outlined modern trends for reforming education with state support and a move to depoliticize school offices. Speakers urged strengthening guidance and discipline, improving student outcomes, and expanding preschool and clinic programs, with awards and upcoming events noted for teachers and scouts.
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Eaderas RT
Kandae Congress of Parents and Teachers
Topeka
Dernss Marris
Greta Rete
Des Grieg
Vari
Onyartel
Foe Weserh Sengdonna Kagialer
Hetty Hers
Velda Votan
Donia Mar Beusch
Denia Marie Kurtz
Ivy
Ucmabis
Hosferd
Mi Beer
Bob PY Yrbin
Glen
Wolfe
High
Kanene Congress of Parente and Teachers
Board of Education
Ely
Miles
Mia Oscar Breeze
Ralph Viale
Petinar
Nev
Mingadore
Methediet
Wecome
Scouta
Lawrence
Claude Norris
Ll. Ci. Hagaon
Radio Schedule Spotlight May 6 Earline Family Programs
Radio listings feature May 6 with Judy Reed and WREN network programs. Schedule includes family shows and live broadcasts from WDA Verry Como to various local and regional stations.
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May
Wren
Alizien
Ana
Judy
Newacast Rao
Staten Wren
Aley
Cervangere
Pepper
Dmo
Rem
Conger
Seti
Mimnaad
Gore
Morgen Wren
Maiwakes Bun
Bporta
Chicago
Allen
Kinley
Henlah Wren
Alten
Frankie
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