Right training train a child in the way it should
Lawrence Kansas newspaper page lists subscription rates and staff while noting Associated Press republication rights. The issue is dated Thursday May 9 with a biblical proverb as motto. John Doe is cited as president amid redacted office address details at 123 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas.
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Journal-World
eGimons
Serena
Aes
Ratuee
Masschhusetts
Lawrence
Kansaz
Loretaen Aon, Inc
Seeree Gle
Chicago
Kansas City
Weat
Associated Pames
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Postoffice
Kansas
Government cracks a for mula to end car strike
Government spokesmen on Tuesday floated a possible formula to end the coal strike while Union officials avoided committing to any bid that might deter the walkout. John J. Lewis insists the strike will continue, with miners likely to follow his lead as wage talks and foreman organization are proposed but not yet addressed.
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Nobids
John J. Lewis
Lewis
Unused Big Barns Hold Hidden Lumber Potential
A country drive reveals many large barns now mostly unused after their dairy and horse era. The article notes they hold durable green lumber suitable for smaller newer structures, with some barns already torn down to reuse boards and beams despite carpenters joking about water-sprayed nails.
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Sofia
China
Aull Sound
Soviet Silence on Iranian Withdrawal Question
The article reports that Russia declined to disclose troop withdrawal status from Iran. Gromyko offered a bland claim of no information to share. Iran’s delegate said his government is blocked by Soviet interference from revealing the truth, while the Security Council pressed for an explanation of the promised withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Gromyko
Security Council
Truman plans standardized arms for unified American defense
President Truman proposes full military collaboration with American nations to standardize weapons, ammunition, and parts across armed forces. The idea aims to fix the inefficiencies seen when Allies used varied equipment, with Canada as a Commonwealth ally potentially influencing other members toward a common ground and sea armament pattern.
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Truman
Canada
British Commonwealth of Nations
Commonwealth
Balkan tensions in Paris meet on Danube waterways
In Paris the council of foreign ministers discussed Balkan relations and the Danube waterways but delayed progress due to Russian influence. The report notes the iron curtain separates eastern Europe from the rest, hindering dialogue and open discussion on waterway openings.
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Tron
Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
Danube
Russia
Europe
Churchill questions Labour pullout from Egypt
British observers note that Labour aims to align empire policy with its platform through Egypt troop withdrawals. Churchill, dubbed the ol Tory, warns the plan may strain imperial aims, stressing uncertainty of success and the precarious nature of umpire decisions after extensive prior work by British leaders who rely on imperial connections.
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Winston Churchill
Egypt
Churchil
Fickle Fashion in Chanute Teases Women’s Hosiery
In a satirical column, the writer mocks women’s fashion choices citing chiropodists who argue legs breathe better when uncovered and that nylons, toeless, and heelless shoes may harm foot health. The piece links fashion fickleness to historic corset wear and social trends.
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Chanute
Toripu
Solomon
Churchill Calls for Fellowship With Russia to Avoid War
The author cites Winston Churchill urging a faithful understanding with Russia and a united Western world to foster genuine fellowship with the Soviet Union. The piece notes difficulties in agreeing on European peace treaties, rising U.N. tensions, and competing spheres of influence, arguing ideology, secrecy, and turnover in Europe fuel conflict and hinder rapprochement.
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Winston Churchill
Russia
United Nations
Europe
Soviet Union
Churchill
Wretern
Paris
Byrnes
Haris
France
Security Council
U.N
Moscow
Western
Germany
Italy
Britain
Continent
Mediterranean
United States
Balkans
Greece
Turkey
Art show delights Greenwich visitors at Community building
A Greenwich village open house by the public school art departments drew a steady stream of parents, students, and the public to view student handiwork in leathercraft, painting, weaving, and doll exhibits. Demonstrators from both high and junior high schools showcased clay modeling, water color, design, and papier mache, with pieces from New York and local schools also on display. The exhibit runs through tomorrow from 9 to 3.
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Greenwich Village
Alexander Payne
Mason Nelson
Rosemary Buehler
Kay Jennings
Joan Elliott
Lucille Parker
Carolyn Carter
Marie Touhey
Idyee Tong
Donna May Norris
Anni Stevens
Marj Eric' Deneciler
New York
Margie Cleveland
Barbara Yount
Donald Carney
Cordlex
Carolyn Hinwking
Shirley Ann White
McAllaster
Ritly Mayor
Leslie Christensen
Mary Dresser
Lincon
Judy Tyler
LaJean McKissack
Woodlawn
Vivian Marie Koerner
Blork
Blossom J Frakes
3 Day Course at KU for Insurance Men
The third annual short course in Fire, Casualty and Marine Insurance will be offered at the University of Kansas June 25 26 and 27. Organized by the Kansas Association Agents and the KU extension division, the program aims to benefit both large city agency presidents and one man shops. Registration is in the Memorial Union main lobby on June 25.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
K. U
Memorial Union
University of Kanas
Woman Dies in Crossing Accident Near Ellinwood Kansas
Mrs. Mary Richardson of Ellinwood was killed today when her automobile collided with a Santa Fe train at a railroad grade crossing four miles southeast of Ellinwood. She was the sole occupant of the car.
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Ellinwood
Kan
Mary Richardson
Here
Kansas State Highway Path
Richardson
Local Kansas social notes and incidents collection
Local society page recalls entertaining at the Lynch home and visits from S T Burnett to Francis Rickard in Independence, plus Lawrence hosting and winning the 1937 Kansas P E Q convention. engagements announced for Blossom Ewing and Mildred Clark, several social gatherings, a buggy accident near No 6 school, and travels of Ramsmeyer and Morgan.
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Albert Lynch
William Lynch
Topeka
C. W. Lynch
Independence
S. T. Burnett
Springfield
Francis Rickard
Paul N. Kent
Lawrence
Kansas
P.E.Q
Bob Allen
Kathryn Wergen
A. B. Ewing
War
Blossom
Hugh A. Randall
Ivan C. Randall
la Martin
James V. Blue
Thomas L. Price
Jefferson City
Burnett
Teddy
Los Angeles
BE. F
J. M. Boydaewa
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Irresistible Marmaduke set for high school play
Twenty five years ago the high school senior class planned its class play The Irresistible Marmaduke to be presented in the evening at the theater. An accompanying notice reports a temporary bridge over the Wakurusa at Belvoir washed away by flood waters last night, affecting local engineer C H Wolfe and Alvin Ellis with Mr and Mrs Gena named in the report.
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Ord Ty
C .H. L. Wolfe
Wak
Local visitors and city marshal oath noted in Baldwin area
Forty years ago Mrs Nort Ames and Mrs Mary Ames of Baldwin visited friends. Miss Idis E Meyers and Miss Dora Krosse of Eudora visited yesterday. Mrs M M Herriot, guest of Sam Elliott and family, left for Pittsburgh. A fire at Bennett Hardware, 1019 Massachusetts, caused about 500 dollars damage. Charles Kincaid took the oath as city marshal yesterday after two years on the police force, previously stationed in North Lawrence.
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Nort Ames
Mary Ames
Baldwin
Idis E. Meyers
Dora Krosse
Eudora
M. M. Herriot
Sam Elliott
Pittsburgh
Bennett Hardware
Massachusetts Street
Charles Kincaid
Read
North
Lawrence
Occupied Korea Horizontal Puzzle Clues and Answers
A clipped puzzle page fragment lists horizontal clues about wartime Korea and a New Guinea port with numbered answers. It includes references to U S Army leadership, fuel types, point values, disembarked, payment demands, seed containers, and various small word clues across native metals, church parts, and a Russian city. The scattered entries resemble a crossword style grid with partial solutions and cross clues.
Perry Rural High to graduate 27 seniors this year
Twenty seven Perry Rural High School seniors will receive diplomas at the annual commencement on Thursday evening May 16 with J I Wander presenting the address A Great Time to Be Alive The baccalaureate services are set for next Sunday evening with Father John P OConnor delivering the sermon The graduating class includes Marion Bates Robert Brown Helen Cool Neila F Dunn Keith Ellis Charlotte Frisbie Delbert Fritts Dorothy Gantz Wilma Gantz William Hart Betty Harding Virginia Hunter Ruth James Lorraine May Nelson Martin Berbice Noll Joyce Oliver Gladys Patterson Shirley Rogers Sheila Quinlan Reba Sectin Miriam Shirley Marvin Stark Irene Thomason Robert Trude Lois Underwood and Donald Cottret
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Perry Rural High School
J. I. Wander
John P. O'Connor
Marion Bates
Robert Brown
Helen Cool
Neila F. Dunn
Keith Ellis
Charlotte Frisbie
Delbert Fritts
Dorothy Gantz
Wilma Gantz
William Hart
Betty Harding
Virginia Hunter
Ruth James
Lorraine May
Nelson Martin
Berbice Noll
Joyce Oliver
Gladys Patterson
Shirley Rogers
Sheila Quinlan
Reba Sectin
Miriam Shirley
Marvin Stark
Irene Thomason
Robert Trude
Lois Undervond
Donald Cottret
Gaccalaureate
Reina L. Sailer Ar Cannor
Retha Ty
Sadler
Igh
Rerha
Sailer
Wooder
Shella Guinan
Dentate de Haya
Elen Club Brnedietion
Retha L
Sadler SS
Fragmented OCR Word List For Puzzle Context
A jumble of cryptic clues and partial entries mixes numbers, animal terms, and slang drugs with obscure words. The list includes Wolfhound, Paradise legacy, Moccasin, Revoke a, Vegetable, Sorrowful, and Palm, among others, with stray letter groups and unfinished phrases.
Veterans voting rule requires affidavit for unregistered ex service members
The attorney general rules ex service men who voted by war ballot must re register if home in time or file an affidavit if late to re register. City officials transmitted guidance from Clarence M. Gorrill stating unaffordability to register due to military service warrants an affidavit to vote.
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Clarence M. Gorrill
Harrld Fisher
Gorril
Goerill
Attorney General's Office
We Planned It That We Member Chet Nudes Phrase Day
In Washington we read a defense of government control over the economy. The piece criticizes OPA and CPA actions after World War II, noting rising prices, housing bottlenecks, and federal intervention in markets. It warns taxpayers about hidden costs and questions how farmers and industry will cope.
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Chet Nudes
Washington
OVA
OPA
Siuon
Fort Scott
Federal Housing Authority
CPA
Civilian Production Administration
Uncle Sam
Fats
Europe
Frnuir
New Job Opportunities For Ex Service Men
War department invites honorably discharged soldiers from on or after May 12 1945 to enlist in the regular army in their MOS with grade based on service length. Act by June 30 1936 to join, receive top training and education, with details at the U S Army Recruiting Sub Station Lawrence Kan.
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Mos
Artilers Machanit AA
Wats
Enn
Medina
MAB
War Department
U.S. Army
Lawrence
Kan
Radio Programs Wearf-sio Wren-10 Krmec-360 RFed-use May 18
Radio listings read like a scrambled schedule with disjointed program titles and host names. The readable fragments show WREN Jack Atwater and Bou Eu Western Belives among scattered references to Kansas and NW areas.
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Wearf
Sio
Pio Wren
Jack Atwatrane
RMEC
Kansas
Garbhber
Baldwin News Briefs From Humble to Baldwin Community
Mrs. Lewis Irwin and daughter Marilyn of Humboldt visited Baldwin relatives, while Mr. Irwin returned home Sunday. Mary Katherine Gilman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilman of Kansas City, born May 2, named Mary Katherine. Commencement address by Rev. Sam Hedrick at Overbrook High School May 16. Holcombe Hour held last meeting at Lake Baldwin with officer elections for next year. Various residents mentioned: Mrs. C. O. Wolf visiting Sunny Side Farm. Claire Leitaker in Columbia. Mary Nelle LeMaster in Baldwin. Lee Oscar Robertson died at 55. services held at Vinland Methodist church. Dr. James S. Chabb visiting Dallas. Frank Leinaker with parents in Baldwin. Newton Ray Reynolds, 15 days, died. services held in Baldwin. Nelson P. Horn and family returned from Ames reunion. Lester Horn visiting Ames. The Adriances rented the Sherman Ward home on 6th street from N. W. O’Byrne and will move in soon.
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Zie Reeves
Harold Gilman
Kansas City
Mary Katherine
Ralph Giltan
Baldwin
Sam Hedrick
Overbrook High School
Holcombe Hour
Vinland Methodist Church
Thomas Grossman
Centropolis
Ike Shellenberg
Ivory Palaces
Mis
Naomia Shellenberg
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence
Jack McMillan
Charles Olson
James Deay
Jerry Hoskingen
Glen McQueen
C. A. Heinrich
Ralph Robertson
Vinland
Maude Wells
Wellsville
James S. Chabb
Dallas
Texas
Ray Reynolds
Oakwood Cemetery
Clyde W. Brewster
Nelson P. Horn
Ames
Iowa
Heather Club
Lester
Ames College
W. J. Adriance
Sherman Ward
6Th Street
N. W. O'Byrne
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