Democratic central committee defends ADA chair and attacks Flynn
The article reports that the Denglag count Democratic central committee backs ADA chair and pushes back at Republicans and John T. Flynn. It discusses ADA suspicions of being a leftist front and the open battle over Flynn’s charges and investigative hysteria in political discourse.
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Democratic Central Comsit
Amer ‘Jcata
Democratic Action
Tocal
Aleehoodia
Lawrence Group
ADA
ADA. Is of
John T. Flynn
Mr. Flynn
Jeftvata
Mymeny
Ateren
Nyateria
May 7 Journal World Briefs Call For Help
A fragmented clipping notes a 1a day issue with brief lines calling for help and a message urging strength for the weak. It mentions republication rights and civic notices, with formal tone for a 19th century newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asdi
Ciachatien
Ee Daily
Merchard
Soviet Empire Will Collapse Within Our Lifetime, Hoffman's Prediction
Paul Hoffman, director of American aid for foreign rehabilitation, predicts the Soviet empire will collapse within our lifetime. The claim, echoed by others, argues Moscow’s hold on satellites is unsustainable and could foreshadow rapid upheaval if current trends persist.
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Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
Venta
Weber
Railroads Tied In A Train Crew Strike Debate
Four major U S railroads face a strike over adding a second fireman on diesel trains. Courts consider if interrupting essential services is justified to push for union demands. Impacts would sting passengers, shippers, and public services as movement slows along affected routes.
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United States
Incue
Pailonda
Tritinale
Dicerla
Pet
Bential
Forte
Post Office Cutback Sparks Senate Clash Over Reforms
The postmaster general faced Senate criticism after ordering service cuts without full approval. Pete of the National Association of Letter Carriers called the move unwise and ill advised, as the committee approved a bill to restore essential services by July 1. The dispute highlights post office red ink and calls for modern efficiency methods urged by the Hoover Commission.
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National Association of Letter War
Pete
Senate Post Office
Senate Committee
Congress
Peetmaster
Post Office Department
Hoover Commission
Weathering War Craberans and Forage Conditions
The article discusses an abind battle in peevent chaarr Phen Lar tigerer Tay fon rectteter, noting conditions for foraging and moisture. It warns that dryness and clear weather after rain create breath period risks and that absorption through leaves affects surface chara acteriura, influencing plant work and forage readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peevent
Pete Gage
Walking Shorts Spark Topeka Campus Fashion Debate
A Washburn student strolls near the statehouse in trendy walking shorts said to originate from Princeton. Observers dub the wearer the coolest man on campus but note he forgot to finish dressing before venturing outdoors as final exams approach and professors turn up the heat.
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Washburn Atudenta Imodeind
Statehouse
Topeka
Princeton
Ita
Editorialism Sparks Debate Over Dam Destruction
The New York Times argues that a proposed dam on the Utah Colorado border threatens national beauty and permanent inselate value. It urges Congress to weigh merits and debits before authorizing the project and considers the loss of scenic balance and farm lands a national concern.
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Industtnd Newa
Tle
Regian
Anid
Vongres
Congress
Peace gestures amid Franco German move reshapes Europe
The French cabinet approved a plan joining France’s Saar and Lorraine with Germany’s Ruhr to pool coal and steel under an economic authority. Chancellor Adenauer hailed it as a significant step toward lasting peace, while U S observers stress economic, not military, integration with Western Europe.
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Germany
Europe
Purereign
Schuman
Saar
Larmine
Konrad Adenener
West Germany
Mttar Hays
Iman
Tse
Twowerks
Aerome
Francs Eoese
Paris
Ruth
Eurepe
United States
Old Home Town and Social Life Notes
The item reports Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nichola s purchasing a home at 1617 Alabama Street from Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Woodruff. It mentions a birthday dinner for Mize Violet Carr hosted by Mrs. Henry Pringle and social visits among local residents including Baker University officials. A gift receipt of 40 toward a men's dormitory is noted, linked to Marion county banker 0. Zalitte. Additional society items include Frances JoAnn’s birthday celebration and a 25 years ago bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. A. F. McClanahan.
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Raymond Nicholas
Laurence Woodruff
Alabama Street
Henry Pringle
Mize
Violet Carr
Ralph UN
Overbrook
John Lohman
Mary Frances
Johnny
Nelson B. Horn
Baker University
Henry J. Allen
Zalitte
Marion County
E. C. Castor
Ante Ener
Holland Wheeler Resigns as City Engineer After 40 Years
Forty years of service end with Holland Wheeler stepping down at a city council meeting. Herbert Dunmire named as his successor to lead the engineering office. Tom Sweeney of Lawrence attended a Knights of Columbus event as state secretary. A snake hunt on the Sesning farm yielded two black snakes. Mrs Eli Westhoffer of Eudora visiting with Mrs Barkweather during a stay in town.
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Holland Wheeler
Herbert Dunmire
Tom Sweeney
Lawrence
Rights of Columbus
C. E. Mastin
Marvin Willey
Sesning
Eli Westhoffer
Eudora
Barkweather
Westerhouse
Weegatkd
Larry Lathoia
Imat
Gj Tayie
Wilfred
George
Kaneas
Weller
Mise
Arne Willer
Faway
Mhiip Wall
Robert
Eart White
Charles Shea
Jim Kearns
Lousbure
Mire
Alfred Setwalt
Imere
Portia Club
Lawrence Tuestax
Allernoon
Mre. J
Follwing
Rintore
Mary Fori
Barbara Heerfiorn
Thee Bitters
Martha
Toma
Beaytin
Aircon
Sodas
Horton
Ant
Charles Pay
Howard Witney
Missionaries to Speak at Friends Church on Wartime Mission
The Rev and Mrs George Thomas on furlough after five years in Urundi Africa will speak at Friends Church Friday at 7 pm. They will show pictures and discuss missionary work built around new stations and schools under Belgian mandate in the district they served.
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Miselomarien
Frienda Church
George Thomas
Urundi
Africa
Friends Church
Feihhiy
Alp
Thomas
Achoola
Belgium
Eugene Balloun Heads K U Business Group
Eugene Balloun elected president of the University of Kansas business group during a university day event. The ceremony included honors for leadership roles and subsequent appointments within the commerce section, with noted attendees and officers listed.
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Eugene Balloun
K. U
Barbs by Ral Cochran MOS Cuts Scam to Learn
MOS editor Ral Cochran condemns a scam aimed at learning popularity by male audiences. The piece questions deceptive tactics and urged readers to seek authentic engagement over manufactured appeal.
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Ral Cochran
Mos
Aes
Would-be Divorcee Wins Bowling Ball Return
In Los Angeles on May 11 Mrs Shirley Losey 26 sought a contempt finding against husband Glenn C. Losey 46 for not returning her bowling ball. The ball was returned in court with one side squared and holes filled. Contempt charges were dropped after the husband handed the ball to her and claimed he did not know how it was altered.
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Los Angeles
Shirley Losey
Loser
Glenn C. Lowey
Baind
Community room hosts local voting and social notices
Readers received invitations from Mrs Karoiyn Moon for senior class events at Crent Mera High School and a community room display. The message lists families attending, meeting times, and upcoming church and social activities with many names and households across Independence and nearby towns.
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Heaper
Kein Votew
Everett Votaw
Milo Votaw
Lawrence
Stre Fidon Votew
Strand
Geressenberser
Flem Ing
Carratt ‘Jeratenberger
Herbert Maete
Mise Karoiyn Moon
Crent Mera High
Fratay
Eseninan
Vms
Ben Ty
Pesetiell AM
Tyree
Carroll
Geretenteraer
Dauchiert
Ehure
Tom Wallworth
Sun
Qala Cheratenberger
Lawrmith
Atu
Niarne Westerioune
Janice
Lane Vantin
Sodio
Radio Schedule and Hosts on WDAF May Broadcast
A fragmented listing shows WDAF daily segments and hosts including Carmen Careliens, Ki Counlerepe, and Ali en Frenchlin. Program names appear with times and events such as a Friday May 1 parade and crime segment.
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WDAF
Carmen Careliens
DAR —Duy Combarde
Komi Cisco Kia
Counlerepe
Rancoaue
Crime Om
Drese & D Ph L
MooKarn
Kebbiere
Nowacast KM BC
Reuiek
Alien Frenchlin
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