Learn and content in any state quoted from Philippians
Fragmentary AP clipping notes a motto about learning and being content in any state. Mentions Associated Press distribution and a Bureau of Circulation audit. Possible Kansas reference with Lawrence context. Text is incomplete and provides limited factual details.
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Associated Press
Tne
Iver
AP News
Audit Bureau of
Circulatio
Laerence
Kansas
To Stop Dismantling Western Germany Plants
Western Allies plan to dismantle 18 German plants may end earlier discontent in western Germany. The abandoned policy aimed to destroy industrial capacity and return to a pastoral economy but proved impractical. The focus now is on safeguards giving occupation forces oversight while preserving future livelihoods under German government commitments.
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Germany
Planta
Soviet Press Sees Shifts in Peace Talk And Policy
The Soviet press alternates between peace talk and assertions that capitalism and communism cannot coexist. Americans once believed in wartime alliance reliability, but postwar practice suggests the two systems remain incompatible. The current editorial stance signals no real policy change despite surface flexibility.
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Investia
Russia
Smoky Hill Air Base Site For Stratojet Tests
The Smoky Hill air base near Salina still hosts testing use for a new stratojet bomber by Boeing of Wichita. War era runways long unused now serve big aircraft development as larger craft seek surplus space and new testing fields.
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Smoky Hill
Salina
Boeing Company
Wichita
Federal Wages Boost Seen in Hutchinson News Herald
The Hutchinson News-Herald says the federal payroll is the largest and most attractive in the country at 10 billion. Six percent of workers support it, earning 8 percent of total wages. Federal pay runs 25 to 30 percent higher than private sector wages, prompting concerns about tax-bearing industry’s private wage distribution.
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News-Herald
The
Pakistan Prime Minister Plans Moscow Visit for Talks
Pakistan aims to tighten ties with Britain yet shows openness to new partners as its prime minister travels to Moscow for discussions on issues of mutual interest between Pakistan and Russia.
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Pakistan
Britain
Moscow
Russia
Jeremiah the Prophet in Turbulent Times and Service
The article links Jeremiah to modern upheaval, detailing his role as a priest’s son who opposed exploitation and defended the poor. It notes Judah’s civil strife, shifts in power, and Jeremiah’s lifelong sense of divine destiny as a steadfast spokesman for God.
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Jeremiah
Byrnes Points To High Taxes And Large Debt
James F. Byrnes warns that federal taxes are too high and the national debt too large. He argues debt growth and still rising taxes hinder business and growth, urging reassessment though administration circles resist. He notes low interest rates once masked debt burdens but cautions they now weigh heavier on the economy.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Radio Program Schedule and Airwave Listings
A dense list of radio programs and times across stations WHAF KCMO WREN WOAP WDAPF KRMBC KMBC etc. includes music shows news broadcasts sheriff programs symphonies and variety acts. The dense grid notes hour by hour offerings and featured hosts with many named programs and time slots.
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Kcmo
Unibergs
Henry Morgas
Wren
Fai van T
Momens
KRMBC
Hustand
Akumit
Mueniebaen
Texas Ranger
Avro Solin
KMEC
Vun
Wise Lee Warp
Christian Science Psea Cmo
Tierian Martner
Acm
Rome
Sep
Poe
AMC
AMEC
Uslere
Opres
Teeeger
KUMO
Women In Business
ABC Amisc—Nong Serenade
Mr Preattent
WME
WOAK
Bursa Family
Romo
Harrison Wood
Wear Quen
Kidde Kouwo
Bantiac Howe
Wayne King
WDAF
Pat Dunn
KVMBU
Aenes
Andy Wark
Barres
Runyan Moore
Spite
ACV
Sap
Bergen
KWRC
Red Skelton
WDOAF
KMRC
Coritsa Acher
Walter Winewell
Horace Herdt
Rumyom
KVM
WDAP
KCM
Jimmy Sitter
WDAK
Bob Crosby
Wren—Deorce Heninger
Seud
Treasurer Georgia Neese Clark Winks in Photo Session
A local resident reports spotting a coy wink by United States Treasurer Georgia Neese Clark as a news cameraman captured her portrait. The viewer suggests the moment would not suit a 31-cent dollar bill, noting the unusual pose seen in the paper.
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Georgia Neese Clark
United States
Thanksgiving and Christmas in Focus as Annual Observances
The text contrasts two yearly observances with focus on life’s significant things. It notes Thanksgiving and Christmas emphasize core values while other times are less meaningful.
University Hospital Expansion Marks Kansas Medical Center Lead
Kansas City Kansas coverage notes the dedication of a 1 035 million expansion at University of Kansas Medical Center. The new wing Unit D showcases advanced design and equipment, with state officials in attendance. The piece emphasizes ongoing building and modernization reflecting Kansas prominence in medical care and research.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Middle West
University’s Hospital
Kansas City
Kansas
Vicious circle of coffee scarcity fuels late night worry
Omaha World Herald notes coffee shortages push residents to stay awake worrying about the next cup. The piece frames the cycle as a social anxiety fueled by limited caffeine access and uncertain supplies.
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Omaha World- Herald
Mestrovic Refuses Return to Yugoslavia for Art and Freedom
AP analysis details Ivan Mestrovic the Yugoslav sculptor in exile in America at Syracuse University. Tito pressures him to return, but Mestrovic cites not being in sympathy with the regime. The piece sketches his early life, religious faith, and career, noting his fear of dictatorship stifling art.
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Ivan Mestrovic
America
Marshal Tito
Mestrovic
Rodin
Syracuse University Fine Arts School
3. U
Mestrovic-Tito
Cal Coolidge
Yugoslavia
Sterinac
Tence
Tito
Ddonsayv
Hie
Zagreb
Seadipe
Mestrovie
Yugoslavian
Haas
Marshal
Ceantry
Wrngrestav Institution
Hoveedt
Hin
Old Home Town Highlights Homecoming Scenes
The Chi Omegas won first prize with their float in the Homecoming parade. Out‑of‑town guests arrive for Homecoming events including Chancellor Malott and Mrs Malott hosting, with Secretary Ko Woed er and others touring. Families plan gatherings, open houses, dinners, and Thanksgiving visits across Topeka and nearby cities.
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Glenn Cunningham
Peabody
Kenneth J. Porterfield
Jean
Chatsworth
Tlr
Gerhart
Deane W. Malott
Harry Ko Woeder
Washington
D.C
Teva
Payne Ratner
Alfred M. Landen
Topeka
Board of Regents
B. F. Payne
Friends
Walter Watkins
Appleton City
Nell Stavros
Noble Grand
Ben Rowing
Rebekahs
George Docking
Per Marie
Kansas City
Ihe
Tope Topeka
Birth announced for Charles Douglas Shaw
Mr and Mrs Russell Shaw announce the birth of a son Charles Douglas born Saturday evening. Mrs Fuller was Miss Helen Olmsted. The Farm Bureau plans a display of home made hats Friday in the Chamber of Commerce building. Glenn Poco Frasier, catcher for three years on the Jayhawker baseball team, visited the hill today. Miss Maud Ellsworth, teacher in Spring Hill, will spend...
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Russell Shaw
Maud Ellsworth
Verland Residents Ferry Thanksgiving Plans and Local Visits
Local notices list residents visiting or hosting for Thanksgiving and weekend gatherings. Names include Mrs. Al Androwe, Miss Martha Cowgill, Miss Maude Smelser, Miss Renn, Miss Carrie Watson, Mrs. Nicholson, Miss Louise Towne, and Governor Stubbs with family in West Lawrence. Also noted are Miss Clare Krebs attending a Phantom club dance in Kansas City and several others visiting or traveling to Kansas City and Olathe. The compiled items reflect social visits, travel plans, and holiday preparations across Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Martha Cowgill
Baldin
Maude Smelser
Renn
Carrie Watson
Nicholson
Chic
C. C. Towne
Louise Towne
Tonganoxie
Governor Stubbs
West Lawrence
Lois Bennett
Chanute
Nina Starkweather
Clare Krebs
Kansas City
Isa Belle Ranney
Lena Wi
Olathe
Edna G Owen Carl Re
Harry Tolles
Lottie Metsker
Benford White
Williamstown
Lawrence
I Pierson
Effie Hawere
Ariel Effie Harry Porter
Scholars trace Kyushu early possession of Chinese characters
Scholars propose Kyushu was exposed to Chinese written characters centuries before Christ, shaping early literacy and cultural exchange in the region. The claim highlights long standing cross cultural contact between East Asian civilizations.
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Kyushu
Christ
Barbs by Bal Cochran fall musings and wit
A collection of wry lines on autumn whimsy and taxation gibes. Jokes touch on cold hands, deducting office magazines, and bubble gum, with a quip about an Ohio artist and a tree incident offering a light punchline.
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Ohio
Tax Paying Time Feeds Sad Reflection On U S Taxes
RolIa A Clymer laments the many taxes now in effect and argues that every day is tax paying day in America. He warns that those with tax authority can harm the nation and criticizes widespread indifference to rising government expenses.
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el Dorado
Permanent injunction against 21 Club and owner in Wichita
District Judge William J. Wertz issued a permanent injunction against the 21 Club and owner A. R. Branch. He ordered public destruction of a dice table three slot machines a chuck a lock cage and other gambling gear and that all money from the slots be deposited with the county treasurer to credit the county school fund.
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Wichita
Kan
21 Club
A. R. Branch
William J. Wertz
Wertz
Weed Kills Sheep In Idaho And Nevada
Sheep growers in the West join with plant experts to battle halogeton a dangerous weed that resembles Russian thistle but contains oxalic acid deadly to sheep. Thousands of sheep have died since its Idaho appearance two years ago with spread to neighboring Nevada. It thrives on poor land then moves to better ground, crowding out useful plants.
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Moscow
Idaho
Nevada
Parking Violations File in Police Court Docket
The morning docket listed 86 overparking tickets 1 double parking ticket and 1 wrong parking ticket as part of the city police court.
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