DELIVERER MAY 28 EDITION HIGHLIGHTS LOCAL NOTICE
NAL WORLD listing shows a May 28 issue from The Deliverer with republication rights and law notices. Names, dates, and city locations appear in the garbled text, including Massachusetts Lawrence and North Michigan, along with Bureau of Circulations disclosures and a Psalm 40:16 quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAL Worldth World Company
Presiden Omnea
Masmachusetts Lawrencs
Keres
North Michigansee City
West Tih
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Postoffica
Law
Regains His Place as Chief U S Industrial Foe
John L. Lewis resumes leadership of the nation’s labor pressure, reclaiming the No 1 role after being temporarily ousted by A F Whitney and Alvanley Johnston of hold-out railroad unions. The coal strike resumes, testing government power and fuel supply as trains face mobilization risk and public opinion shifts toward Truman’s stabilization aims.
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John L. Lewis
United States
A. F. Whitney
Alvanley Johnston
Lewis
Whitney
Johnston
Truman
Looking for a Leader in Topeka Democratic Meet
The only avowed gubernatorial candidate at the Topeka Democratic gathering Sunday was a dry. He was not invited to speak as his candidacy clashes with the party's major issue this year booze. Rumors say Warry Woodring might be drafted though he recalls past fates of wet candidates.
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Topeka
Warry Woodring
Woodring
Proposal Not New On Draft Power During War
The piece notes Truman did not originate the idea to draft workers in essential industries during strikes. It recalls the idea during war, cites soldiers opposing selfish strikes, counters propaganda claiming strikes are universal rights, and highlights Santa Fe engineers prioritizing mails over union rules. It also mentions Congress and Los Angeles OPA parades influencing opinions.
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Truman
Ohe
Santa Fe
Kansas
Los Anameles
OPA
Real Remedy Sought in Labor Draft Debate
The new house bill proposes a labor draft unprecedented in American practice and demands full discussion. Critics say the draft would force men to work against their will and call for a return to laws allowing workers in essential jobs while protecting those willing to work.
Elections in Europe reshapes postwar political balance
In Czechoslovakia the Communist party led ahead of the National Socialists boosting red hopes for a leftist majority in the 300 member constituent assembly. In American occupied Germany the Christian Social Union emerges as the strongest faction though described as a postwar mix of liberals moderates and reactionaries. The Communist party won 47 of 1,025 seats in German city councils, a poorer result than expected.
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Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
National Constituent Assembly
Germany
Christian Social Union
Communist Party In
Molotov accuses bloc in Paris Big Four deadlock
The Soviet foreign minister charges a British American bloc with pressuring Russia at the Paris Big Four meeting, while Byrnes flags a firmer American stance. He questions U S aims about Iceland bases and urges a summit of Russia Britain and the United States to clear suspicions and break the deadlock on peace talks.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Russia
Molotov
America
Britain
France
Paris
Moscow
U. S
State Byrnes
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Mr. Molotov
Topeka Ministers Conference
Security Council
United Nations
Byrnes
Whitney's Sentiments Stir Labor Treasury Debate
Union chief Whitney vows to spend seven million dollars in the Brotherhood treasury to block President Truman's election. The piece claims big unions hoard money that can sway government action, funded by workers pressured to remain employed, with government aiding the process. It suggests Truman managers should keep Whitney talking to impact the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Brotherhood
Truman
Mr. Whitney
Varnum youngest grandfather talk in Lawrence circle
The Round Corner fountain group discussed Walter Varnum as possibly Lawrence’s youngest grandfather at 46 after a son was born to Ralph and Mrs. Varnum of Denver. Also noted: George P. Hollingbery, Chicago Herald advertising manager, starts a new agency representing radio stations. Richard Fritz, son of E A Fritz, had a tonsillectomy. Donald Ball, son-in-law of Charles Arnold, to broadcast programs from the Queen Mary. Marilyn Davis marries Roy Waldron on May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Varnum
Lawrence
Round Corner
Varnum
Ralph Varnum
Denver
George P. Hollingbery
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Officies
Chicago
Ichard Fritz
E. A. Fritz
Donald Ball
Charles Arnold
J. R. Davis
Marilyn
Roy Wald-ron
Twenty Five Years Ago Pineal High School Graduates
Five decades ago Pineal High School announced spring graduates: Margaret Wilson Dorothy Liston Grace Fordyce Eunice O'Brien Evan Stevens Pearl Morton Southard Homer Reusch Ray Nichols and John Hen ce Green. High winds drove clouds and caused widespread damage in Lawrence snapping trees and striking wires. Fire alarms sounded as live lines fell. Midland saw unroofed freight cars. building permits slowed as costs deter growth. The 47th annual commencement at Bow errock would award diplomas to 103 seniors. Sigma Delta Rho initiated six women at the University. Burglars hit Charles Achning hardware, stealing 1500 dollars in cutlery. Mr and Mrs Houdyshel returned from California. Teachers held their annual seniors reception with junior helpers Winifred Fisher Ruth Spray Ruth Hodgeon and Helen Phillips. Rex Smith returned to Perry to visit his grandmother Mrs Sarah Rhodes.
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Pineal High School
Margaret Wilson
Dorothy Liston
Grace Fordyce
Eunice O'Brien
Evan Stevens
Pearl Morton
Southard
Homer Reusch
Ray Nichols
John Hence
Greeniah
Lawrence
G. A. Tuttle
Charles Shirar
Wakarusa
Telephone Company
Midland
Reiniech
Bowerrock
Sigma Delta Rho
Charles Achning
Perry
Alvirit
Sarah Rhodes
Ministry as Profession Presented to Young Men by Methodists
On May 28 in Baldwin Kansas conference leaders from three Methodist districts lectured forty young men on making the Christian ministry a career Dr Freeman Havighurst and Dr Don E Holter both named among speakers with others from Lawrence Wichita and Nashville Tennessee The article notes the speakers agreed the ministry shares essential structures with other religious vocations
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James S. Chubb
Board of Evangelism of the Methodist Church
Nashville, Tennessee
Army Leader Portrait Puzzle Clue Grid
Puzzle page presents a two dimensional fill in with horizontal and vertical clues. Across entries include Domicile Seed covering Vegetable and symbol for manganese while down clues cover items such as Monst ers and Exchange premium. The grid lists positions and several archaic terms to solve.
Puzzle-like Clues Surface Amid Stanza of Scrambled Phrases
A fragmentary OCR puzzle lists scattered clues and word fragments such as Near fence, Hawaiian bird, Epistle, Girl's name, Heavy blow, High card, Paid notice, Seine, Yes in Spanish, Capture, Brain passage, Etruscan $1, Music note, Fur type, Steps over, Latin terms.
Coal Mining Safety Compared With Lewis Charges
Samuel E Pettengill discusses US Bureau of Mines data showing 947 coal miners killed last year and compares actual fatality trends with John L Lewis claims. He notes improvements in mining safety since 1920 and 1945 versus broader US accident and public safety records, arguing the charges against mine owners would hinge on verified facts.
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Samuel 8. Pettengill
United States Bureau of Mines
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Prem of Mines
United States
Iaat
Read Between the Lines on John L Lewis Power Play
The piece questions why 14 years of labor leadership and state oversight yielded a demand for a 60 000 400 welfare fund controlled by John L Lewis. It notes 1936 mining deaths and Roosevelt election use of miners funds, praises Lewis yet hints at labor power struggles with Hillman Murray and Reuther as rivals amid hostile media.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
John L. Lewis
Mr. Roosevelt
John L. Lewin
Lewis
America
Moscow
Hillman
Murray
Reuther
Red Press
Radio
Shakespeare
Eudora Social News Highlights and Local Fixtures
A busy Eudora circle and club scene dominated with Circle No. 1 meeting at Mrs. Chester Beacher’s home voting for a traveling food basket and planning a June pot luck. Circle No. 2 at Mrs. J. J. Hollister’s for a covered dish luncheon. Circle No. 3 hosted by Mrs. Phoebe Westheffer with devotionals led by Mrs. Nelie Cordell. Retiree and guest updates include visits from Mr. and Mrs. George Hornberger clan in Cheyenne and Denver area, and community notices of Reverend C. F. Weidensaul’s reassignment to Eudora Clearfield churches.
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George Hornberger
Paola
Hilda
Washington, D. C
Alfred Eisele
Hornberger
Dean Hunter
Cheyenne
Wyo
Manitou
Colo
Garden of the Goda
Hallance Rock
Williams Canyon
Cave of Winds
Cog’ Railroad
Pikes Peak
Fred Moll
Sublette
Robert Eische
BE. N. Walsh
Temple
Texas
Circle No
W.S.C.5
Chester Beacher
Kermit Breera
Arthur Shirck
Lawrence
William Spitzli
Walter Wilson
Phoebe Westheffer
Circle No. 3
Kaw Valley
Dirs
Nelie Cordell
Gilmace
C. C. Gerstenberger
J. Wfoster
Tonganoxie
Evangeline Jennings
Cobvy
Irwin Votaw
O. E. Votaw
David Lewis Cox
New Port Beach
Calif
Votaw
Ray Warmer
Wichita
Vera Rose Gerstenberger
Doris Haversock
Carol Gerstenberger
Pete Lawson
Hesper
Herbold Durr
Missouri
Alvin Durr
Dorothy Mae Votan
Moibly
Neva Jackson
C. F. Weidensaul
Evangelical Church
Abilene
Eudora
Clearfield
Bill Edwards
Tillie Edwards
George
Norman Stolemaker
Geraldine Harris
Ronealee Grosdidier
Lela Morley
Dorothy Votaw
Eugene Westerhouse
Vernon Votaw
Larry Klopfenstein
Carl Veron Kurtz
Gail
Gayle Gabriel
Eugene Kurtz
Avon Gail Gerstenberger
Lester Massey
Miss Fertig
Pageant and graduation scenes in Douglas county region
A large Douglas county audience enjoyed the pageant The Peace Pipe at Haskell stadium. Sunday dinners gathered families from Eudora Hesper Weaver Fair Leaf with others. Graduation exercises at Lawrence Liberty Memorial high school saw Sth grade diplomas awarded to Bond Neustifter White Durr Grider Hosford Martin and Oliver Jr. A vocal trio performed He Shall Feed His Flock. Commencement included address by Bert E Mitchner and diplomas conferred by Ralph G. Terrell.
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Paul Frazier
George Frazier
High Point
N.C
Irvin Votaw
Lela Morley
Vernon Votaw
Lawrence
Niie Votaw
Helen Lucile
Evelyn Frazier
Eudora
Hesper
Weaver
Fair Leaf
Haskell Stadium
Douglas County
Lawrence Liberty Memorial High School
Carel Joyce Bond
William Louis Neustifter
Elinor Jean White
Robert Durr
Dorothy Grider
Eugene Hosford
Donald Martin
A. W. Oliver
Marguerite Miller
Mary Richards
Caral Joyce Bond
William Louis Negstifter
Mary Weidensaul
George Lothholz
Henry Glib, Jr
Tonganoxie
Floyd Ratliff
Lothholz
C. V. Fackett
Masonic Temple
5. C. Terrell
Henrietta
Wellsville
Terry Jones
Charles Terrell
Stephen Burnell
Butler, Ac
Sarah Burnell
Couch
Burnell
Gardner
Clarence Cary
Ted Brecheisen
Wesley Deckwa
Pete Deay
Charles Hreithaupt
Kerman
Calif
Lillian Sc
C. F. Weidensaul
Aida
Verdi
C. A. Simkins
Sanderson
Geraldine ‘Harris
Bert E. Mitchner
State Revenue
Topeka
Kan
Girle Glee Club
Ave Maria
Schubert
D. Fe, Kerr
Ralph G. Terrell
Ira Willard
Delphine Kohnsack
Delta Kohnsack
Maxine Bryant
Dorothy Cooper
Arlene Grosdidier
Geraldine Harris
Donald Kurtz
Edna Mae Robinson
Radio Programs Daily Schedule Mix of News and Music
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WDAF KMBC WREN and others. It details news casts sports scores concerts and variety shows with numerous program names hosts and time slots throughout the day and into the evening May dates referenced. The long fragment reads like a station guide with many proper names and program titles scattered.
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Jack
WDAF
Bambu—Wantern
Wren
Mas Falkenstion
KMBC
Erie
Smith
Ted Woat
Johnny
Tn Judy
Kmbc Theater of
WREN+Lum
Amos
Ani
America
Tom Gree
Newsemat Kray & Bragiotti Pian
Ren—Latchall
Golden Gate
Erloc Lawrence
Oreh
WLAF
Chicago University
Afae Gee
Gay Glaridge
Ela
KMEC
Hana Fiath
Tienny Goodman Hotel
Muetilevach
Ora
KMIO
C.B.S
Lone Ranger
Ir Christian
Jeaq Hershall
Amatra
Winie Cantor
Lirms
Abner
Wres
Musical Matinee and Kansas Highway Talks Preview
A local program listing features Roy Keeling interviewed by J L Waters at University School of Bunthers. The lineup includes a musical matinee at 0 p m and a segment titled Fixenralons it Sclance followed by Look to Kansas with the State Highway Commission.
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Wedenaday
Kansas
State Highway Commission
Roy Keeling
J. Ll. Waters
University School of Bunthers
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