Brotherhood by Hebrews Verse Quoted In Local Paper
A damaged passage from the Lawrence Kansass Chronicle includes a May 6 date, a fragmentary notice about Brotherly Love and a biblical quote from Hebrews. The text shows standard Associated Press affiliation notes and distribution lines for a Kansas City based paper with New York, Chicago and Kansas City offices.
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Massachusetts
Lawrence
Kaness
Lorenzen & Thompson
Ing
New York
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
Kansas City
Ee Menser
Parse Ie
Owl
Gursau
Ne Ee
Postottive
Las Ce
Kansas
Matt Ender
Marchard
National coal strike seen as national disaster warns Truman report
John W. Snyder reports to President Truman that the coal strike risks a national disaster with shutdowns of production and lights, worsening transportation, and faltering industrial function. The note says the disaster was forecast by critics and warns of the partnership between executive power and labor leaders, notably John L. Lewis, whose actions are deemed morally reproachable and potentially illegal. The president’s next step remains to be seen, with calls for congressional action and possible wartime seizure of mines as a remedy.
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John W. Snyder
Truman
Ttig
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Plante
Congress
Isbor
Restoration of Workers Rights and Power in Iowa Politics
Opinion notes that removing Lewis from office may not stop the drive to keep Iowans under strong centralized control. It argues the right to work and protection from intimidation by labor leaders has been eroded by government actions and should be restored.
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Lewis
Iowa
Totalitarian Tactics Resurface in Occupied Europe
Reports from a French village show residents resisting government requisitions by closing shops and hiding goods. Observers note that totalitarian methods persist in peace, rising where German occupation ceased. Washington reports stalled merger of army and navy, while in China nationalist forces halt a Red offensive near Mukden with heavy casualties as leaders debate next steps.
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Europe
Germany
Mitler
New York Visit Sparks Wittsburg Editor’s Pathetic Gripe
Eyebrow lifting and blunt critique from Fred Brinkerhoff editor of the Wittsburg Headlight and Sun after a week in New York. He calls New Yorkers snooty and prefers Pittsburg like home, praising Kansas air and front porches over metropolitan luxury. He argues provincial readers should skip big cities.
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New York
Nortge City Globe
Fred. Brinkerhoff
Wittsburg Headlight
Sun
New Yorker
Mr. Kinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Broadway
Npers House
Tittsburg
Kansan
Reinkerhoff
Zones of influence and the Big Three misgivings
In a World Traveler column the author laments the recurring theme of zones of influence among the United Nations Security Council and major powers. He notes Russia’s drive to redraw boundaries, warns of Arab and Palestinian tensions, and argues that defining legitimate rights is needed to avert conflict while acknowledging zones may defend as well as provoke war.
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Ey Bent MacKenzie P
Security Council
United Nations
Palestine
Manances
Moscow
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
Russia
Arab League
Anglo-American Inquiry Committee
Holy Land
United Nations Peace Organization
Sale at Camp Phillips under War Assets administration
War Assets administration will conduct a sale of hardware electrical plumbing and heating items at Camp Phillips Kansas May 15 announced by regional director John E Kirchner. Materials include goods brought from Des Moines Leavenworth Omaha and the 832nd AAF specialized units.
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Kansas City
War Assets Administration
Camp Whillins
Kan
John E. Kirchner
WAA
Des Moines
Leavenworth
Omaha
Neb
832Nd
AAF
Old Home Town wedding and local notices
Baldwin residents announce the marriage of Evelyn Ruth Nuffer to Donald C. Breithaupt at the bride’s home with Frances Breithaupt as attended, Alfred Lyons best man, Shirley Nuffer ring bearer, and Dorothy Mae Nuffer singing. The couple, and other locals, were guests with relatives in Iowa City. Dr. A J Anderson received a 50 year service plaque from the Douglas County Medical Society in Lawrence.
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Oscar J. Nuffer
Baldwin
Evelyn Ruth
Donald C. Breithaupt
Frances Breithaupt
Alfred Lyons
Shirley Nuffer
Dorothy Mae Nuffer
Elmer Vippert
Dan Dutcher
Dan
Sarah
Iowa City
C. E. Pontius
A. J. Anderson
Douglas County Medical Society
A. J., Anderson, M
Lawrence
Kansas
Local Society and Crime Roundup From Baldwin Era
Forty years ago Mrs E O Bryan was feted by boarders as guest of honor at a birthday dinner arranged by S Elliott Annie Lyons and Helen Phipps. Mrs T H Chalkley hosted a dinner for Mrs Dee Russell of Great Bend. The Domestic Five held an indoor picnic for Matilda Smith Smeyer. Naomi Curry and Ralph Smock wed at Mrs B J Lohman’s home. Thieves struck five Baldwin sites Santa Fe depot Hobbs merchandise store Oxt Cafe Careys Hardware Schnebley drug store. Miss Thomas visits Mrs FE Kinne and Miss May Wesner visits Baldwin. Lizzie Miller tours Kansas City. Grace Haverkamp visits Mrs C J Roche at Topeka. Edgar Sheen returns from Kansas City where he attended dental college.
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E. O'Bryan
S. Elliott
Annie Lyons
Helen Phipps
T. H. Chalkley
Dee Russell
Great Bend
Eva Anderton
Matilda Smith- Smeyer
Naomi Curry
Ralph Smock
B. J. Lohman
Baldwin
Santa Fe
Hobbs Merchandise Store
Oxt Cafe
Carey's Hardware and Schnebley's Drug Store
Miss Thomas of
Palos
Ling
Twenty Five Years Ago Haskell unit Mustered for Stadium Day
The Haskell company of the National Gerard was mustered into service last night. It includes 65 Indian students and is officered by Capt. L. B. Read Jr. A squad of buglers will wake K U students early Tuesday for Stadium day. Ment will tear down old bleachers and erect new portable bleachers. Women will serve a picnic dinner at noon, four beeves secured. Chancellor Lindley will guide the play in the afternoon. The Tewigo Campfire circle held a council fire Tuesday in the cemetery woods.
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Haskell
Gerard
L. B. Read
K. U
Lindley
Tewigo
Cemetery Woods
Viola Schaake
Auction to Divide Items Into 320 Separate Lots at Topeka
Seized items at Topeka Kansas will be divided into 320 separate lots and released on the spot to qualified buyers offering the highest bids in each lot. Qualified dealers and veterans with priority certificates are eligible to bid.
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Sepot
Topeks
Kan
Stephenson Named Editor Of Engineering Fundamentals
Professor Eugene A Stephenson head of the University of Petroleum Engineering has been named editor of Engineering Fundamentals in Oil and Gas Journal. He will oversee a series on surveying and its role in air and gas field installations with co author Prof D Don Haines.
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Eugene A. Stephenson
Oil and Gas Journal
Stephenson
D. Don Haines
Tulsa
sCarter Oil Company
Carter Research Department
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Carter Oil Company
Lawrence city schools art exhibit opens in Community building
An exhibit of student artwork from kindergarten through senior high at Lawrence city schools opened this morning in the Community building basement. Includes drawings, paintings, designs and handcrafts with pieces from Woodlawn, McAllister, Pinckney and Cordley schools. The display runs daily 9 to 11 am and 7:30 to 9:30 pm Wednesday with student demonstrations in art processes.
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Lawrence City Schoola
Prade
Woodlawn School
Gillum
McAllaster
Pinckney
Cordley
New York School
Coal Strike May Give OPA New Lease on Life
Washington May 7 Chester Bowles economic stabilizer told Congress the coal strike may prolong the need for price controls and subsidies He hopes most controls may end in eight to ten months but warned without a settlement the situation is unclear He urged planning to exit controls by July 1947 to keep the economy stable through ten months. Durie time if coal issues resolved progress toward normal operation expected revival in Church of God in Christ meets Ninth and New Jersey streets Elder J W Henderson presiding Elder C Hays of Kansas City conducts revival through the week.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
Congress
House Fund Shortage Investigation Committee
Bowles
Durie
Church of God In Christ
Ninth
New Jersey
J. W. Henderson
C. Hays
Kansas City
Journal-World
Explorer HORIZONTAL 4 Remain 1 Pictured polar 5 Had on
Explorer HORIZONTAL and vertical clues mix into a cryptic style word puzzle. The page fragment lists numbered hints with partial answers or themes, including geographic references and common terms. It reads like a crossword style grid setup with various clue prompts.
Memorial Concert Honors 219 KU Students in WWI Service
Memorial week at KU opened with a service for 219 fallen students. Chancellor Malott led a Guard of Honor as the University Gold Star Flag was raised. Verdi’s Requiem, performed by a large chorus and symphony, featured Marie Wilkins, Irene Peabody, Joseph Wilkins, and Reinhold Schmidt under Dean Swarthout. The piece was praised for its integration of choral and orchestral forces and the solemn memorial tone.
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K. A
Hoch
Malott
Natal
Army
R.O.T.C
Pericles
University
Irene Marshall
Women’s Army Corps
Adelaide Marquard
Women’s Auxiliary Emergency Service
Priscilla
Jones
S. S. Marine Corps Women's Reserves
Alessandro Manzoni
Reinhold Schmidt
Chicago
University Symphony Orchestra
Milan
Marie Wilkins
Irene Peabody
Joseph Wilkins
M. Swarthout
Agen
von Bulow
Dean Swarthout
Gabriels
Reinhard Schmidt
Mors
Virtuosic choral display in Passia 29 concert
The concert featured July virtuoso choral work with Agnus Dei for soprano mezzo soprano and chorus noted for octave doublings. Lux Aeterna for mezzo soprano and bass impressed with unaccompanied passages and precise intonation. Mia Wilkins shone in Libera Me, with Dies Irae and a stunning high C while the chorus and orchestra built to a magnificent climax and quiet close.
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Wilkins
Schmidt
Iguto
Mia
Special Show Thursday at Community Building War Pictures
Dorsey-Liberty Post of the American Legion invites members and wives along with Alford-Clarke Post VFW and wives to view moving pictures of World War II combat scenes. Army Recruiting Service brings the film for a special showing Thursday night May 9 at 8 o'clock. The VFW had previously postponed a similar screening to avoid clashing with the Legion mass initiation at Granada theater.
Eudora Social Notes Highlight Club Dinners and News
Mrs. George Gerstenberger hosted the Fota Phi Phi club at Martin's cafe with a seven o'clock dinner and decorative spring centerpieces. The report lists multiple guests, birthdays, and forthcoming meetings, plus a poetry notice, various dinners, church society events, and missionary society activities across Clearfield and nearby towns.
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George Gerstenberger
Fota Phi Phi Club
Martin’s
Spring Nowers
Gersten
Oscar Lothhalz
C. Willinetson
Fred Rothberger
Ray Millers
S. Fuller
Leon Durr
Vck Ishabeen
George Broers
Osewe Groers
Roger
John Reusch
Domilae
Oscar Livers
Hollister
Doris Everley
Lad
Joe Ernst
Ottawa
James
Dustin
Mound City
Lirosdidier
St. May
Joe Gustin
Murdock
Abesert Grosdidier
Carlyle
Trapa
Bradley
Tee
Howard Thorne
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Women's Missioniftry Society
Salem Church
Frenry Deckwa
Sam_ Neis
Sarah Hangman
Robert Neis
Charlotte Weidensaul
Charles Gerstenberger
Emma Schneider
Carlyle Trabant
Trabant
Feathers
Lena Koehler
Deckwa
Weidensaul
Mills
Wichita
Mil
George Wotan
Mildred Watson
M. Knott
Clifford Watson
Glen Freeman
Victor Votaw
Lawrence
C. C. Gerstenberger
Vera Rose
O. E. Votaw
Eldon Votaw
Charlie Beacker
Lewis Gerstenberger
Byers
Colo
Old Rugged Cross
Raymond Brecheitsen
Roy Breithaunt
Wesley Deskwa
Homer Clark
Africa
Hannah Meeder
Homer
Clark
Radio Programs Evening Segment Announced
May Armstone introduces an evening lineup on WDAF and KMBC stations. Listings include Forever Expert and Forever Taps with guests Mrs. Breitkaupt of Kerman Mrs. Ben Brecheisen Harry Sesrles and Mrs Pete Edel among eighteen attendees.
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Sencraat
WDAF
Ted
KMBC
Aelephone Hen
Breitkaupt
Kerman
Ben Brecheisen
Harry Sesrles
Pete Edelhock
Baldwin News Update with Local News and Arrivals
Jerry Hunter was taken to University of Kansas hospital in Kansas City for ion and treatment. Dr. Harold W. Guest returned to Baldwin after a year in France teaching at a university. Mrs. Earl Yor and Mrs. a Clackburn hosted a bridge luncheon at Stone Hall with many attendees.
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Germany
Glad Ho
Earl Yor
Stone Hall
A Clackburn
Sigma Phi Lysilons
Otek
Ison Fy Horn
Denny Irwin
Mabel Harvey
M i
Clark
Isk
D. of. Winter
Agaton Nelzon
Albert Schrumpf
W. J. Williams
James A. Hazelle
W. Williams
Miizabigth Muzie
Steulah Tharpe
John W. Bloutun
Claude Bleeks
J. Mellor
Ted
Oploka
Park
Baldwin
Chipel Street
Christine Reb
Wintec General Hospital
Topicka
University of Chipteagan
Emil Sr. Liston
Kansas City
Wella
Tola
Kincaid
Mive Mound
Michigan Valley
Pleasanton
WJ Cofer
Thavid Nicklin
Paul Coole
Richard Brewater
Alice Ann Callahn
Edward J. Cragne
James. Selmaker
D. R. Keller
Radio Schedule Fragments and Station Notes Mix
Datagram style listing reveals a chaotic radio schedule across KMBC WDAF KMARC WREN and others. Mentions programs, commentators, and upcoming segments with various hosts and topics across multiple stations.
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Camp Phillips
Josephine Hasford
Rose McCul_ ‘loch
Helen Churchill
Mirian Decker
Wood
Ratherer
Ada
Flora Haughny
Vinland
3. R. Wood
George Snyder
Lena Marshall
OPA
Tombat Zone
Eudora
Armstone
Baldwin News
Burgess
PNAS
AL Instruments
Berman
N.Y
B. G. Gustafson
Lennea
Wren
KMARC
Hashahow
Wdarf- Harkiese Nawle ‘Smith
Kmboam Heathats
Happs
Ar Ware
Stansell Newa
Wren—Ton Greig
Manles
Ipeerinda
Thusht
KMUC
Toni Pastor
Jack Arnietrone
Innien Brocrain
Awestern Kelis
Tel Westbambad
WEA Topiag
Sklwren Shack
Venture
Wrrkopade
Melchenster
RMTC
Tider Sanctum
Drevatenst
Neweraet
Wessun News Co
Llrider
Wehinstra
Staat Iis
Tay Phe Aimar
Professor Storer
Vie University of Kansna
Motorola
Olympic
Bowman
McGrew & Peck
East 7Th St
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