Lawrence Daily Journal World Historical Masthead Fragment
The fragment lists staff roles for Lawrence Daily Journal World in 1930 including publisher, editor, and other positions. It notes a Tuesday date of November 23, 1930 and mentions the Associated Press service and circulation bureau.
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Lawrence Daily Journal- World
the World Company
Suxday& Snspee
Presiden
Mumaar
Meonting Edler
Dorr Scorn
West Par Haceanist
Kamen
Emmbcion
Voters Defy Occupation in Western Germany Elections
In two western Germany regions Socialist candidates won by defying rearmament pressure. In the Russian-occupied Austrian province only about 3 percent backed communists. Across both areas occupied powers tried to steer votes, but in free elections people voted against foreign aims, a pattern likely to recur in American occupied zones.
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Western
Europe
Germany
Campaigns by Experts for Local Fund Campaigns
The stock-subscription plan for a new Leavenworth hotel drew strong support, aided by fundraising specialists. Locals debate hiring pros for the Community Chest drive next fall, noting homegrown effort has sustained public interest but that professionals may not always deliver. The view is that local volunteers keep campaigns honest, though results vary.
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Leavenworth
Rent Controls Extend Three Months Into New Year
Congress supporters push a three month extension of rent controls as the score of the year closes. The move aims to sustain housing protections amid shifts in policy and economic pressures facing tenants and landlords.
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Congress
Inflation controls and public awareness in economic debate
The text argues that retaining controls masks inflation levels, preventing many from recognizing the true economic score. It suggests supporters see these controls as limiting awareness of actual price rises. It frames dissent as cases where people feel violated by the system.
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Congress
Britain Expands Korea Force Amid Global Strain
A British Information Services note says Britain is pouring in reinforcements to Korea, including a tank regiment now totaling seven to eight thousand ground troops with aviation and naval units. The piece compares Western strength to Axis forces, emphasizes limited aims, and cites public views on Dean Acheson and state policy. It also highlights the Latvian family aided by CROP in Nebraska who later contributed corn, and notes Governor-elect Arn's pledge to trim costs amid inflation.
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British Information Services
Britain
Korea
Axis
United Nations
Nebraska
Europe
Arn
Old Home Town Takes Over Boulderado Hotel
Old Home Town with G Hutton Jr has taken over ownership and management of the Boulderado Hotel in Boulder Colorado. Also Dr Barone A Stephenson chair of KU petroleum engineering is elected chair of the petroleum division of the AI M&E. Niebrugge and Baldwin and Reelin were slightly injured in a car collision at Ninth and Hampshire Streets after a football game.
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W. G. Hutton, Jr
Boulderado
Boulder
Colo
Barone A. Stephenson
K. U
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering
Niebrugge
Baldwin and
Reelin
Lawrence
Ninth
Hahipe
George
Mackievil
Waka
Seventy-five Attend Dedication of St John’s Church
Twenty five years ago more than 800 people filled St John’s church for a formal dedication with 30 visiting priests present. Rev Ray Eu, pastor of Plsmouth Congregal church, resigned to accept a position in Newton Massachusetts. Janet Gertrude Simons engaged to Leo A McNalley of Miami. Carolee Smart Sproull engaged to William Sproull of Detroit. Forty years ago C C Winsler and G W Smith noted.
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St. John’s Church
Ray EU
Plsmouth Congregal Church
Willeave Lawrence
Newton
Masa Jr
W. C. Simons
Janet Gertrude
Leo A. McNalley
Miami
Fla
C A. Smart
Carolee
Lawrence Creamery plans Kansas City wagon purchase
A Lawrence creamery business will travel to Kansas City Monday to buy wagons for bottled pasteurized milk and cream delivery and country milk gathering. The text also mentions coaching changes at Kansas and a fatal auto accident on Bowman bridge injuring a teen and trapping another relative, plus a fire damaging several local factories.
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Lawrence Creamery and Condensing Company
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kansas
Yale
Strong
Des Moines
Jayhawker
Missouri
Hollenbeck
Athletic
Haskell
Martin Babb
David Babb
Babb
Bowman Bridge
Cecil Carson
Clay Center
Cecil
Martin
C. D. Faler Planing
Lawrence Cabinet Company
Kansas Auto Wheel Company
Coast Guard drops fog search for missing vessel
In dense fog near Los Angeles a Coast Guard team aboard a small boat searched for a vessel sighting. The fog delayed rail and highway traffic and briefly shut Los Angeles International Airport. Officers pursued a lead involving a robbery and a homicide squad member was noted.
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Los Angeles
Coast Guard
Be Rickett
Stoner
Anthony Ruiz
Coast
Los Angeles International
Contarin
Harvard Wage Pressures Rise Amid Dormitory Maid Debate
Edward R. Reynolds warns Harvard may skip maid service next year if wages rise further, forcing students to manage chores themselves. Inflation could push policy across departments, prompting a shift in campus labor practices and sparking a discussion on student domestic roles.
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Kansan
Harvard
Edward R. Reynolds
Kansas speech training program explained to Rotarians
Patricia Finney described a state funded Kansas program aiding 26 children at the Lawrence speech correction center. The project began in 1934 under Dr. Martin Palmer, now with an institute in Wichita and fourteen centers in Kansas, plus two out of state. Reverend Duncan MacFarlane, 82, longtime Kansas minister, died in Leroy after a career in Christian churches.
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Kansas
Paticia Finney
Lawrence Board of Education
Martin Palmer
Michigan Univerity
Wichita University
Lawrence
Beneft
Hotta
William Wolfe
Differences in democratic unity amid Cold War debates
AP foreign affairs analyst DeWitt Mackenzie weighs Pravda editorials and Western responses. He notes gaps between Washington and London on Far East policy and Chinese communism, and argues democracies can divide yet unite in war. A separate note reports a $20,000 to $25,000 blaze destroyed a Galesburg grain elevator, with help from Parsons firefighters.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Moscow
Pravda
America
France
Britain
Far East
Russia
Galesburg
Kat
P— Duecy
C. C. Duccy
Parsons Fire Department
Waldemar Geltch Recital Brings Warm Abilene Audience
Abilene Reflector-Chronicle reports Waldemar Geltch’s annual Strong Auditorium recital praised as refined and stirring. Beethoven violin piano, Sibelius concerto, Arensky muted piece, and Vieuxtemps Ballade featured with Winifred Gallup as capable accompanist. Audience affectionate, pronounced virtuosity, bows plentiful, ending with a wry note on money.
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Waldemar Geltch
Beethoven
Winifred Gallup
Benigon
Mr. Gelteh
Sibelius
Mr. Gelich
Noel Coward
Arensky
Gelich
Gallup
Cinema Star Clues Solve Vintage Crossword Puzzle Clues
Across clues include film star hints and measurements while vertical clues cover jokes, animals, and war office abbr. Answers reference European islands, chemical symbols, and common objects. The puzzle blends language, geography, and history with typical crossword wordplay.
Court test looms over Michigan governor recount
Lansing November 28 the state board of canvassers refused to certify Democratic Gov. G Mennen Williams as reelected in the November 7 election. The board’s action leaves a question for the supreme court if a recount isn’t finished by January 1. Williams led Kelly by about 1154 votes in nearly two million ballots. With key posts at stake both parties seek to control the governorship. Democrats urge Williams remain in office pending resolution while Republicans say Lieut Gov Elect Williams Vandenberg should act as governor.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
State Board of Canvassers
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
Harry F. Kelly
Fuse
all-Republican
William
Supreme Court
Vandenberg
Obituary for Mrs Clare A Creel 82 of Lone Star origin
Clare A Creel 82 born February 19 186 on a Lone Star farm died November 16 in a Los Angeles hospital after a summer heart attack. Reared in Lone Star she taught school before marrying Ira Creel who died in 1907. She moved to California where she lived until death. Services were held November 20 at the Little Church of the Flowers Glendale and burial was Forest Lawn Cemetery. Surviving: three daughters Gladys Brady Mary Kane Thelma McBride all of LA. three sons Herbert Ben Tra R Creel all of LA. sister Trace Banks Sacramento. six grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Clara Hellstrom Creel
Lone Star
Los Angeles
Calif
Church of the Flowers
Glendale
Forest Lawn’ Cemetery
Gladys Brady
Mary Kane
Thelma McBride
Herbert Creel
Ben Creel
Tra R. Creel
Trace Banks
Sacramento
Ndchildren
Baldwin Residents Share Thanksgiving Across Nearby Cities
Baldwin community notes Thanksgiving guests and visits across Kansas and Missouri. Families from Baldwin, Wichita, Topeka and Lawrence visited relatives, attended church and civic events, and travelers returned home after holiday gatherings.
Radio Schedule Highlights 1920s Era Station Lineup
A dense list of radio programs across stations KMBC KCMO WDAF WREN and others for a Tuesday into Wednesday schedule. Entries include entertainment shows, news briefs, talk segments, dramas, and variety programs featuring hosts and named series.
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KMBO
KCMO
Wdaf—Cavalcadé of America
WDAF
KMBC
Mr. and
Mire
Eorth
K. C
Bob Hope
Luigi
Luigi Xcmo—Namerica
Let's
MeGes
Mog
KMLC
People's Platform
Larry White
Park Renee
SMBC
Aren- Elmer Davis
AWDAF
KMNBC
Heulah
Icsibc
KMC
WKEN
Streakfast Club
KME
Kusto
Helen Trent
KSBC
Husband
Richard Diamond
H Wren—Allen Frankise
Stare Sing
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Duncan MacFarlane
MacFarlane
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Laue
United States
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G. Criss Simpson
Cinema Star
War Office
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Piro Eyes
Clare A. Creel
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Clarence Broadfont
Broadfoot
Roy Coleman
Rosz Wolf
Jean Toutse
John
Wichita
Brr
Frank E. Wolf
O. Scott Morgan
Marcia
Linda
Margaret
St. Louis
Mr. Morgan
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Philip Ramn~ Thouse
Anne
Lynne
Chester Gates
H. H. Thompson
Topeka
Gates
Charles W. Bailer
Mickey
Kenneth McFerren
Heather
Bill McFerren
Silver Springs
George McFerren
Robert C. Mitchell
Temple Clu
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Biante Bene
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Margaret Dick
Harper and Mes
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Stalente
Kanes State College Buelding
Roohurk
Rosemary Wade
Tuldwi
Frank FE
Wolf
M. Thomlins Parron
M. Gander
Alf Teach
Ethan Weld
Sherry
Candy
Bermoor
Ruddy Gallagher Motors
de Soto
Plymouth
Oliver
Mass
Joe
Wolfson
Reusch
Mane
Wewwwe
Sewa Sports
Daniel Caravan
Texaco
Theatra
Billy Roze
Circle Theatre
Telenews
Lita
Bert Parks
Kate Smith
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Howdy Doody
Caniel Caravan
Kraft Theatre
Paul Whiteman
Hollywood
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Round Corner Drug CO
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