Journal-World World Company and Sons Printer Office Address
The item lists the Journal-World World Company and Sons with offices at 722 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates. It notes national representatives in New York Kansas City and other cities. It includes Associated Press credit and publication details. The piece attributes violence era theme to Matthew 11 12.
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Journal-World
the World Company
W. A Sons
WML Manneine Batwe
LPH
Sinons
Pulituner
Stasanchusets Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Mall Poyabtalin
Lorenzan & Thorepeon
New York
Weer
Feaga
North
Sietiian Ave
Kansas City
Wemoth
Associated Press
Ttat Ptee
Sia
Audit Bureau of Circulatione ii
Which Comes First General Birenhinwar and Uriel Y1 Pie Debate
A garbled editorial inquiry discusses U S policy on awaiting United Nations action versus unilateral base acquisition. It weighs security needs, faith in UN development, and potential relinquishment of bases, framing debate on global cooperation and national interests amid an unclear wartime context.
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Birenhinwar
Uriel
United States
United Nations
U.S
Topo
CLN
Struggle to curb power of unions and labor monopoly
The passage argues a long drawn out struggle with some progress in checking irresponsible and arbitrary action. It notes less progress in central labor monopoly exploited by unions, causing industrial price disruptions and growing shortages in a country capable of abundant production. The public is urged to protest irresponsible power by any person.
Indemnity Demands Shape Soviet Italian Postwar Ties
The article reports on Allied diplomacy with Russia demanding indemnity terms and Secretary Byrnes' consent amid Mussolini’s regime sending token Italian forces to Russia. It discusses allocating war booty and the evolving postwar balance as leaders seek clear definitions of reconstruction costs and rewards.
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Byrnes
Mussolini
Russia
Ateliaks
Fragmented Notice of Tithe Debate at University
Fragmentary text notes conflict over physical education scope at a university. Critics and friends rework the topic across years, suggesting the subject’s lasting influence on athletics and related fields. The tone hints at ongoing debates and potential lasting impact.
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Tonial
Noe
Italians vote on monarchy in 2007 referendum
A garbled 2007-era Greek or Italian political brief notes Italians facing a vote on retaining the monarchy. It hints at party lines, disorganization, and varied public sentiment but lacks clear details or proper names.
Truce of Lewis and Congress Debate on Reform
Fragmented text discusses truce and negotiations between parties, Congress, and President Truman regarding reform and legislation. It mentions energy of Congress, tree legislation, and uncertainties about whether measures will pass.
Not Too Prone to Blame Unions in Labor Debates
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen president decries congressmen and some newspapers for blaming unions. Officials and supporters often brand criticism as anti-labor framing, while workmen and their groups pursue legitimate means to improve conditions. The piece condemns disruption and racketeering as unacceptable tactics by any party in the national economy.
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The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainen
Yuewa Yucca Revue Aids Memorial Fund Tour
Students at the University of Kansas produced Yuewa Yucca a revue praised for its college spirit and local talent. The show plans to travel to other towns to support the Memorial fund while aiming to avoid exam conflicts and featuring New York hits in a campus setting.
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Jak
Kansas
New York
Winester Gerveal
Cvtlere J
Hovis
Yucen
World War II era Indian independence talks stumble in Simla
Dewitt Mackenzie notes a renewed, fragile effort toward Indian independence after a Simla conference collapse. He cites Jawaharlal Nehru and Gandhi’s influence, Mohomed Ali Jinnah’s demand for a separate Muslim state, and the federal model debated by All-India delegates. He warns failure would affect Britain's Mediterranean strategy and regional power, while pressuring Palestine and Egypt.
Old Home Town Band Contest And High School Graduation
A report from a local event describes a band contest and luncheon for the girls and boys groups. Observers note Ed Cooper and Betty Janu as notable figures. The high school plans 176 graduates this spring with Tom Collins of the Kansas City Journal Post as speaker.
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Sm Ed Cooper
Betty Janu
Warren McCall
Turior High School
Orrin Jordan
Mixjorie and
James
Belnit
B.C
Philip. Cummons
Mollie Mulvihill
Perry
Iss
Pontius
Bridge
Tom Collins
The
Kansas City Journal
Post
Twenty-Five Years Ago: Local News Snippets
A night blackout left George Sheets unable to stand. bystander helped him into a taxi. Surprises and departures marked social news as Mrs. Macoubrie and Mr. and Mrs. Heck traveled and hosted events. Miss Mitchell sails to England June 7. Ina Price wed Chester Shaw May 6. Shaw serves in journalism and Brown County district court clerking. William J. Stapleton Jr. born May 10.
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George Sheets
Herbert
Nelle Davis
W. A. Macoubrie
Omaha
Neb
Emil Heck
Kansas City
Margaret Mitchell
J. H. Mitchell
England
Leland Jenka
Misa Elizabeth Plank
Lawrence
Ina Price
J. E. Price
Forty Years Ago: Local Social Notes From Rantoul and Vicinity
Mrs J Tucker of Rantoul visits her son W B Tucker. Misa M E Titla arrived from Eudora. Misses Eda and Earla Pryor visit in Kansas City. Mrs F J Milton and daughter of Vinland here yesterday. C E Merwin visits in Kan sas City. Mrs Frank Zellner returns to Tonganoxie after visiting friends. Mrs Herbert Hodge, guest of Mrs C Kelso during federation of Woman's clubs, returns to Abilene.
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J. Tucker
Rantoul
W. B. Tucker
Misa M. E. Titla
Eudora
Eda
Earla Pryor
Kansas City
F. J. Milton
Vinland
C.E. Merwin
Kannag City
Frank Zellner
Tonganoxie
Herbert Hodge
C. Kelso
The
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Abilene
Drive for Chapel Memorial at Kansas State Fund Target
A World War II memorial chapel fund drive at Kansas State college seeks 50 000 dollars from faculty alumni and friends with remaining funds to be raised within the year. Nearly 59 000 dollars has already been contributed. The 1929 graduating class pledges 1851 for chimes in the chapel. Winter Files shows a declaration by Rep. Winter to seek third district seat. he is from Girard and in his fourth term.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Kenney
He Ford
Washington
Winter
Kansas
Girard
Fragmented Puzzle Clues Meet Playwright RORIZONT in Print
A scrambled crossword style puzzle page lists clues and answers including Isolated references to a playwright RORIZONT and various hints such as units weights and notary public. The scattered entries hint at a vertical theme with cross reference style clues.
Fragmented OCR Item For Historical Notice
A compact OCR fragment list includes terms like 29 Past 32 Experts 33 Go to bed 34 Give 136 Ability 37 Show 38 Conveyed by deed 42 Hurried TERA 43 Tantalum 44 Regrets 45 Island 46 Pare 47 Rim 53 Hebrew letter 55 Army Corps fab.) The readable phrases suggest a clipped index or glossary entries from a historical page rather than a complete news item.
Breakup of Simla Conference on India Independence
May 13 Simla India. The British cabinet mission announced the eight day talks with Moslem and Congress leaders failed to yield a plan toward independence. The breakdown centered on Moslem League demands for an independent Muslim state in Pakistan, opposed by Congress which seeks a unified India. The mission and viceroy Lord Wavell will travel to Delhi for next steps. No party blamed for the collapse, but further discussions were deemed unproductive at the moment.
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Simla
India
Sir Staffod Cripps
Twas
Jawaharlal Nehru
Alljundia Congress
Nahatma Gandhi
Ordeco
Jeanue
Ali Jinnah
Pakistan
United States
Iit
Cabinet
Congress
Lord Wavell
Delhi
Experimental Plot Tests Hybrid and Open Seed Corn
In Douglas county an experiment compares 19 hybrid seed varieties with two open-pollinated types planted side by side on Conrad Gastrock farm in Willow Springs. The study, funded by seed firms, USDA, and Kansas State College, aims to gauge yields under identical conditions. A field day will be held later for growers and agents to observe results.
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Conrad Gastrock
Willow Springs
Douglas County
Douglas County Faror
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Crop Improvement Association
Bayne Wilson and Julius Holmes Decorated by Italy
Three officers of Transrotinental and Western Airlines were decorated by the Sitachin government for helping establish air service between the United States and Tally. Frye president and Gen. Thomas J. Wilson of Lawrence Kansas chaired the board and received the order of the grand officer of the crown of duals. Julius C. algo of Lawrence Kansas was named commander of the Order of Saint Maurice.
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Kansas City
Transrotinental
Western Airlines
Sitachin
United States
Tally
Fororeation Awa
Air Service
Dock Frye
Ail Rig
Thomas J. Wilson
Lawrence
Kan
Julius C.algo
Jaswrence
Kain
Order of Saint Maurice and
Bacarus
Huinius
Airways
UWA Gesgubinte
Eudora Keata club plans annual picnic at Clinton Park
Eudora report covers a Tuesday ap meeting led by Mrs Eva Laughlin and Mrs Alfreida Wester onze planning the July picnic at Clinton Park. Gifts sent to Veterans Hospital. community members listed. baby born to Curtis Diedrich clan noted. Fire dept members enjoyed an evening at Mr Daugherty’s home with bingo prizes.
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Keata Club
Eva
Laughlins
Alfreida Westeronze
Clinton Park
Kansas City
Urtis Diedrich
Alron
Fire Department
Daugherty
Priven
Curtis Diedrich
James Melton
Lawrence
Hoch
Cardinals
English IV
Marie Rothberger
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
William Baur
Karl F. Baur
Inudora
St. Louis
Dr. Baur
Eudora Masonic Lodge
G. Wiles
Grand Lodge of Kansas
H. D. Evans
Train
A. S .Daugherty
Radio Programs Listing and Lodge Notes From May Evening
Radio schedule shows 5:30 and 3:43 time blocks with Western Echoes Melodiva and many named shows. Lodge meeting begins with honorary guests from nearby lodges. Lowell Risk presides as master. Several past masters and officers are named along with a banquet and student performances at The Earth in Lawrence.
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Lowell Risk
Dorkc Joige No
George Gerstenberger
Melvin Neitzel
Pred Hapenhausen
Henry Haenbush
Henry Kurtz
Arthur Kornitz
al Higele
Kay Ogden
J. N. Hearin
Walter Greek
Cat Frazier
JAV
Charles Gerstenberger
Melvin Berzel Ry
Weinge Gerstenberger
Gorge Pull
Creasurer
Robert Laughlin
Ralph Selmidt
Henry Risk
Tyler
Lode
ALO. Llw
Onny
Harry Werts
Henry Kohe
Kansas City
Edith Rohe
Lawrence
Ats
Hahaurt
The
Iearth
Betty Brunk
Herbert Windensaul
Otlo Rosenau
Boliva Marquez
Judith Quiros
Ronnie
Boliva
Panama
Judith
Costa Rica
Oliva
Rennie
Plymouth Colony
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John Th Vet
Kins
Italy
Shire
Lewis
R da
Truman
Lewe
Dewitt MacKenzie
World Travater
Arthur
Attlee
John
Eeypt
Theda
Hehrays
Kansas State
Rorizont
Uheater
Amnwer
Aray
Bayne Wilson
Julius Holmes
KFKUS
Ack Armstrong
Western Echos
Hopper
Intarstat Prensé
Lanny Russ Shaw
Oper
Chile
Sack Smith
Teros
WDAF
Richant Harkness News
WDAP
OVY
Steneeil Nera
Henry Wood
WREN
Tony Paster
Bio Hotel Pennsylvania OF
Alving Taya Orch
Eacoe Hane Fiath
Meloties
Sporta Newa
Wren— Hobby Burma
Wreniack Atmetrons
Net Peoeram
Western Echoon
George Hicks
Wari Tius Higu
Tony Martin
Wooster
Tan
Lanny Ross
Lowis
Donia
Kmbcothe
Sach Smith
KMHC
Eris Smith
KMAC
Meartie Heart of
Chigga Teversity Kourthble
Kmactnner
Sanenang Hadawren
Newa Theoatennt
Newrcart
le Shish
New
Ttg
Gay ‘Ghathige
Mia
WUAR
Marin Finth
Arenm Studiom
Wore
Danea Vrech
Wrights Pon Records
Appliances
Big Masa
Beaman
G. Gustafson
Bellinger Elec Norge Appliance
Jet
Bowman Radio and Neon Co
Mans
F. M. Telectrac Shop
HANNA
McGrew & Peck
East 7Th St
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