Labor bosses face voter backlash in Kansas Second District
Kansas City Kansan reports outsiders brought in to guide the Second district race face backlash as voters reject top union leadership attempts to control votes. PAC tactics to sell members' votes fail. Republicans gain turnout across counties, while labor aligned blocs struggle with labor leaders' authority.
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Kansas City
Kansan
Kansang
Kansas
Ohio
Democratic Party
Political Action Committee
CLO Lang ‘Age
P.A.C
Getting Out the Vote and Civic Duty Emphasis
A local urging emphasizes boosting turnout for next Tuesday's election. It argues ballots convey a stronger message than street talk and notes the republic's age and endurance. The piece calls for citizens to exercise responsibilities and fulfill democratic duties.
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Supreme Court of Public Opinion
Parking Lot Bonds Boost for Lawrence Voters
Lawrence voters face a Tuesday decision on self retiring parking lot bonds funded by meter receipts and not added to tax levies. City leaders have recently expanded streets and paving to improve traffic flow, aligning with this financing plan.
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Lawrence
Experiment To Improve Traffic With One Way Streets
A brief study describes converting dead end streets, widening route options, and adding off street parking lots to ease congestion. Parking meters reduced traffic jams on Lawrence streets but did not fully solve the problem. Parking lots aim to broaden access to the business district and relieve daily headaches.
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Lawrence
Kansas Holds Its Own
Kansas keeps its six U S House seats after population shifts shown by census data. The state gains more than five percent in a decade, avoiding loss of representation while noting regional population changes across the country.
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Kansas
Congress
Births and family notes from Old Town section
Old Home Town reports the birth of Donna Ruth to Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Ryans yesterday. Also listed are Mr. and Mrs. HE Miller with a newborn daughter Fae Dora, Prof. and Mrs. A H Sluse hosting guests Dr Frank L Sluss and Mrs Sluss, plus Mr and Mrs D M Boyce of Tuscola and Mrs E Wilson visiting relatives in Marion.
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Donald J. Ryans
Donna Ruth
Tuscola
E. Wilson
Marion
Halloween Parties and Local News from the Bunn Era
Twenty five years ago a Halloween party was held at the home of Bunn with guests including Dora Nibarger Lois Parker Pauline Giffin Russetta Taylor Nancy Wilcsx Velma Thompson Wilma Yount Elizabeth Shawnee Lucre Norris John Welch Joe Hollow ten Walter Starling Miss Dun Cole Mr and Mrs Bunn Vivian and Betty Jean Bunn Miss Josephine Dumas and Mrs Barel McCall hosted a card party with Dorcas Rubles and George Teegemay winning prizes Alberta Hatfield hosted an afternoon Halloween party for Fiora Allen Roberts Bliss Martha Clark Theresa Chambers Hazel Davis Alice Elderbrook Loretta Post Marie Tully Faye Pegg Rebecca Smith Annalee Shirley Mary Agnes Vale Dorothy Williams Oneita Winfrey and May Wilson. C E Hoskins and C H Constant's visitors returned to Denver. Miss Virginia Beery returned from Cameron. A fire destroyed a barn belonging to A W Lamb at 1923 Louisiana Street. Robert Newman hosted a birthday party for a group of children including Robert Corey Ruth Emerson and many others.
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Bunn
Dora = Nibarger
Lois Parker
Pauline Giffin
Russetta Taylor
Nancy Wilcsx
Velma Thompson
Wilma Yount
Elizabeth Shawnee
Lucre Norris
John Welch
Joe Hollowten
Walter Starling
Dun Cole
Vivian
Betty Jean Bunn
Josephine Dumas
Barel McCall
C.H. Constant
Denver
Cols
Virginia Beery
Cameron
A. W. Lamb
Louisianatreet
Robert Newman
Celetion
Robert Corey
Ruth Emerson
Margaret Wheeler
Bobby Rowlands
Otto Barteldes
J. B. Mack
Margery Dalton
Buddy Hanna
Bobby Evans
Donald Shultz
Virginia St. Clair
Joe Dunkel
Wilma May
Margaret
Barbara Kirchhoff
Winona Olson
Billy, Flora
Gertrude Underwood
Billy Kahle
Harold Johnsen
Wilbur Pringe
Alan Asher
Norman Hampfill
Burk Couple Welcome Son Harold Jr
Mr and Mrs Harold M Burk announce the birth of a son yesterday whom they named Harold Jr. The child is the couple’s first, and both mother and baby are reported in good condition.
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Harold M. Burk
Yesserday
Harold. Jr
Forty Years Ago in County Politics and a Damages Suit
Forty years ago S H Carmean former pit marshal is the Republic candidate for county sheriff. A damage suit was filed by Mrs Alive Jackson through her attorney 3 T Rilinge seeking 34000 for injuries from a buggy overturn caused by a frightened horse and a fast Mississippi streetcar approaching. The government reports 156 apples per person in the harvest while doctors join the army in Wichita Eagle. listing fragmented notes on local affairs.
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S. H. Carmean
Republic
Incal
Sidener urges union members to defend Taft-Hartley Act
Canton official Lloyd A Sidener addresses union members urging rejection of repeal demands. He argues Taft-Hartley protects workers from both company bosses and union leaders, citing personal cases of opposing figures and urging careful reading of the act to preserve protections.
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Canton
L Il
Taft-Hart
Jabur Hasses
John Tedats
Umwa Rlouges
Lloyd Sidener
John L. Oowis
Lewis
Chad
Ishur
National Union
Taft-Hartley
Enooys
Lloyd A. Sidener
Senator Pepper Warns of Long Hard Fight Over China Entry
Florida Senator Pepper, back from the Middle East, warned after a conference with General MacArthur that the fight ahead would be long and hard with no early end in sight. He said he would oppose red China’s entry into the United Nations, arguing their troops in Korea defy UN charter provisions.
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Pepper
MacArthur
Florida
United States
Middle East
China
United Nations
U. N
Radical minority in Puerto Rico threatens referendum plan
The piece notes calls for voter registration ahead of a constitutional referendum to decide Puerto Rico’s self-government under the United States. It cites nationalist and communist links to unrest and the assassination attempt on President Truman, detailing arrests of regional leaders and a cleanup of nationalist and communist figures.
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Truman
Puerto Rico
Nationalista
Huerto Rico
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America
Nieyevolt
Communist Party
Fuerto Rico
Pedro Albiza Campos
Cecil Andrew Iglesias
Juan Jon Riveera
Saer Corales
General Union of Workers
Luis Munoz Marin
Prominent Filipinos Threatened by Communists
Manila reports that four of six prominent Filipinos were provided army guards amid Hukbalahap threats. The threatened include United Nations delegate Carina Romulo, Vice President Fernando Lopez, Defense Secretary Ramon Magsaysay, Red Cross Chairman Manuel Lim, Gov. Jose Lingad, and Rep. Jose Feliciano whose wife died in an ambush. Romulo is abroad, leaving him unguarded. The list surfaced after handwriting of Hukbalahap leader Luis Tarug was found with a Philippines communist secretariat member facing trial for murder and rebellion.
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Manila
Hukbalahapa
United Nations
Carina P. Romulo
Fernando Lopez
Defense
Ramon Magsaysay
Red Cross
Manuel Lim
Jose B. Lingad
Pampagna
Jose Y. Feliciano
Romulo
Lamny
Luis Tarug
Hukbalahap
Philippines
Egg Prices Fall in Holgrade Market
A single egg sells for about 54 cents in Holgrade Yugoslavia on the free market. The drop is blamed on a shortage of chicken feed caused by drought, reducing supply and lowering prices.
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Yugoslavia
Farmers Press Potatoes For Pot {Note: This line may not fit 70-char limit. adjust as below}
Letter writers mock government effort to block farmers into growing crops while warning of a shift of workers from AAAS offices to farms after elections. The writer jokes about examinations to distinguish livestock and crops and suggests political payoff.
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Fuilor Joupnai-wori
Europe
AAAS
Jed
Sam
Philippines to Be "Home" For the Rest of His Days
Manila reports former United States governor Harrison plans to spend his remaining years in the Philippines with his wife, Mrea Larrucea, saying he wishes to fulfill a lifelong desire to live out his days there. The piece notes his role in autonomous government moves and his friendship with local leaders. Nearby, Colorado reports a valve project at Moffat Tunnel, diverting water flow to the Urata fountain diversion.
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Philippines
Manila
New
Francis Dunston Harrison
Evar
Philppines
Chiar- Va
Harrison
Philippin
Moffat
Canine Breed Horizontal 56 Seine a 57 Reinstall
A crossword style clue grid lists various terms across and down. Entries include references to canine breed, river names, military terms, and common nouns, with numbered positions indicating crosswords style intersections. The puzzle title hints at an origin tied to an Aztec civilization.
Mounting concern over China's role in Korea
Washington and Nay to Lin General MacArthur face possible Chinese intervention in North Korea. Officials weigh whether large Chinese forces are crossing the border and consider UN response. The United States seeks confirmation of full scale Chinese intervention and contemplates a UN demand for Beijing’s withdrawal.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
North Kasrerns
Gre
Peiping
MacArthur
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Korea
State Department
Pentagon
Greece
China
Manchuria
U.N
Michael J. McDermott
Mac-Arthur
USN
Tokyo
Conflicting Signals on North Korea Hydro Power Flows
The report discusses possible assurances from MacArthur or via Indian channels that the U N will safeguard major hydroelectric dams near the border and keep existing power flows to Manchuria. It notes North Korea to South Korea power exports and a past cutoff by communists two years ago, with emergency generators installed south of the 38th parallel.
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U. N. Torcen
Manchuria
MacArthur
Teiping
North Korea
South Korea
U.S
Three Arrested in City Leaf Burning Crackdown
Judge Warne Allphin presided over a city crackdown on street leaf burning. The court addressed fires involving brick, asphalt, or concrete materials and trash, deemed dangerous to new tar-based asphalt streets.
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Slo City
Warne Allphin
Allphin
Community event features foreign attendees and memorials
A local notice outlines a fellowship program at a university gathering with foreign attendees, a memorial service for a priest, and remarks by several speakers. It notes a dinner at Memorial Hall, addresses by university officials, and a talk on Southwestern themes. The piece mentions attendees from various places and a concert and recitals linked to the university scene.
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Resuliigty
Alpestter
Asner Vouestion of Universitt Wisnen
Hanes
Mra
Joe A
Aliment Pern
Faker
Anu
Soverber
Baker Faentis
Estonia
Nh Pathenet
Lawrence Memorial Heen
Walters Whit
Aerhuel
Jn Lawrence
Mry
Mie
Barr
Gual Vorarita
Pir
Cat Aerie Var
Beltavi
Wihanke
Skew Gyan
Radio Programs and Time Slots on KMRC and City Stations
A historical radio guide lists programs across KMRC KMCO WDAF WDAR and other city stations for a Saturday schedule. It catalogs shows from talk and dance to sports, novelty acts, and weather updates with times ranging from morning to late night.
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Petey
Brad Waring
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Hepubiien
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Cordell's Drug Store
FLA. Cordell Prescription Druggists
Haimes, McGrew & Peck Insurance
T East
Round Corner Drug CO. RO
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