France Strife Amid Communist Drive Across Strikes
An overview notes Progressive paralysis of the French economy after war and a Communist push. It cites strikes, government estimates of strikers, and Premier Robert Schuman's strong actions including recalling troops and replacing police officials to prevent Communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacoste
Bolshevista
Cabi
Brin
France
Robert Schuman
Thouranda
Schuman
Balkan
Potegtion In 0od And Quietness In Troubled Times
Fragmentary AP memo with archaic phrasing notes press dispatches and a biblical quote. The readable text references the Associated Press and a Sunday issue date with a reference to quietness in God amid troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EMOER
Associated Press
Enes
Joe
Visit to Nikko Shrine Reveals Awe and Repulsion in Contrast
The account recounts a five hour jeep trip to Nikko in a mountainous district. It describes the Imperial Bridge, ornate shrines, and the five storied temple complex with intricate carvings. The writer reflects on beauty and repulsion, noting the shoguns’ grand shrine built with immense labor and the enduring contrast of splendor and poverty in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnother
Orr
Nikko
Imperial
Japan
Kyoto
Local TV Listings Highlight Evening Schedule
Saturday evening programming on WREN KMBC WDAF and related outlets features news weather and entertainment. The lineup includes football highlights parade and music segments with hosts Sam Pettingill and Pat Duna along with shows like Around the World and Hour of Charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauai
KMBC
Hepore
Yukon
Ee Ussians
Rigava
Hoedowa
Brush Creek
Newacast
Rae Eee York
Wren
Sam Pettingill
WDAF
Taking Steps in France Premier Schuman Faces Communist Pressure
Premier Schuman wins a cautious confidence vote from French deputies by pledging to confront communists who threaten industrial life with strikes. He has mobilized 80,000 troops to back government actions and deter work stoppages. The government chose toughness over resignation to maintain support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Schuman
Kansas Jayhawks Triumph Over Missouri In Big Six Showdown
The Kansas Jayhawks defeated Missouri in a dramatic 94 yard drive from their own 6 yard line to the Missouri goal, securing a share of the conference crown before a crowd near 40,000 in a historic Big Six game. Rolla Clymer, editor of the El Dorado Times, praised the performance and noted the program’s rise from football doormat to title contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansan
Miami
Missouri
Lawrence
Kansas City
Rolla Clymer
ElDorado Times
Clymer
Kansans
State University
Jayhawkers
Last of War Trials Nearing Final Proceedings
The article argues the 16 war criminals remaining will be the last to face trial by American authorities. It warns others may escape accountability and urges ending trials to shift focus to peace efforts after more than two years since fighting ceased.
Scrap Trade and Plane Flyers Highlight 1920s Scrap and Labor Bits
Expertable Scrap Representative Kersten reports Germany overrun with steel scrap worth 40 dollars a ton in the United States. Krupp works at Essen symbolize German scrap as a major export. The paper notes a prior discussion on salvaging scrap benefits for both nations. Two fliers completing a around the world trip avoided barber shops for two and a half months. Petrillo lifts and imposes bans on cooperative network programs, showing versatility in labor policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersten
Wisconsin
Europe
Germany
United States
Krupp
Essen
Cub
Enduring Earth for the Meek Amid Atomic Era Doubts
The Manhattan Mercury Chronicle questions whether humanity can sustain the planet after the atomic bomb era asking if the meek can inherit the earth. The piece reflects postwar anxiety about survival, power, and moral responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Mercury Chronicle
Missouri Marauders Torch University Symbol at Lawrence
A Kansas City Kansan report notes Missouri students invaded the University of Kansas campus in Lawrence and burned an M at the stadium. The editorial cartoonish remark says if it happened on one’s own lawn the border ruffians would be doing a favor by burning off the crab grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas City Journal Opinion Fragment About Campaign Defeat
A fragment from a Topeka State Journal piece notes the sorrow in a candidate’s loss and the unsettling reflection on the political climate. The text hints at broader themes of public perception and electoral fatigue.
British the Democratic National Committee would love to know
A brief note from the Omaha World Herald indicates curiosity about a matter likely connected to the Democratic National Committee. The exact topic and details remain unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Committee
Omaha World-Herald
Truman and Party Arrive for Army Navy Game at Stadium
The report notes President Truman and his party arrived by train at Philadelphia stadium at 10:19 am for the Army Navy football game. About 102000 spectators were expected to flood the mammoth venue as guests and officials gathered.
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Philadelphia
Truman
Areg
Pal Stadium
Hes Mammoth
Lost Opportunity Signs in Girls Bike Club Meeting
A fragment notes a discussion about lost opportunity and concerns over harm to children. It also mentions a girls bike club and the idea that some may learn to ride horses too late.
Husted and Pel Families Announce Newborn Daughter
Mr and Mrs Grover Husted announce the birth of a daughter. Mr and Mrs Joha Pel Te aanie f and Mrs Sane eee bid pt ffog d seed eng ok ee e.
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Grover Husted
Yee
Joha Pel Te Aanie
Sane
Twenty Five Years Ago Pestmaster C Carriers In Rural Areas
An obscure note recalls pest control deliveries in countryside districts by Pestmaster C. five years ago. The account mentions parcel post, in transit by car, and a friend spying a young child with sheep near an unidentified town.
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Ruth Louise
Rendall Doolittle to celebrate 25th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Rendall Doolittle will mark a 25th wedding anniversary tonight at their home. The couple’s long marriage is noted in a local society column from forty years ago.
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Rendall Doolittle
Centinas Support of Clinics in Lawrence
Letter from the Las County Medical Society president M. D Zimmer expresses strong support for local clinics in Lawrence. He credits Christmas Bonds funding for 25 years of service by a long-serving physician and urges continued community support to sustain this vital public health effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centinas
Journal-World
Lawrence
Sans
Seale
Deis County
Las County Medical Society
Zimmer, M. D
Christmas Seals Aid Health in School Health Drive
Dr. L. Novotny notes success of Christmas Seals in improving health and preventive medicine. Community participation funds health measures, supports tuberculosis association in schools, and helps detect early illness while many children stay healthy through citizen purchases.
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L. Novotny
Lawrence
Bebops Mantle by Agnes Sligh Turnbull reviewed
The novel centers on Hilary Laurens a grandson of a bishop and a ministering rector family in a fashionable city church The portrayal blends behind the scenes church life with family ties and moral drama Fans gain an appealing humane portrait while wishing for more chapters from the author of this work
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Dewtown
City
Turnbull Alao
Picure
Sokhich
Preschox
Hilary Laurens
Re Ineelf de Mach
Pastel Painting Step by Step by Elinor Lathrop Seara
A Watson Guptill guide for beginners on pastel materials methods and finishing a pastel artwork. It covers still life flowers landscapes and portraiture of children with step by step demonstrations from sketch to full color. Final section reproduces works by leading pastel artists.
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Elinor Lathrop Seara
Watson Guptill Publications, Inc
New York
Iit
Ft. Elgar Deans
Ei Beeett Soyer
Robert Kmarn
Darrell Avstia
Local Fans React as Jayhawks Face Georgia Tech in Orange Bowl
Local football fans react with excitement and cautious optimism after Kansas is drawn to meet Georgia Tech in the Orange Bowl. Analysts note the matchup pits Kansas's offense against Tech's defensive line, heightening bowl excitement.
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Georgia Tech
Kansas
Frugal Faithful Enter Gate and Offerings to Gods
A fragment notes people living on near starvation pay under MacArthur discipline while balancing donations at the main entrance and offerings to statues of beasts and gods everywhere. The phrasing implies ritual devotion amid harsh economic limits.
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MacArthur
Lawrence AAUW aids 54 international women students
Lawrence branch of the American Association of University Women shares in funding a postwar reconstruction program that grants 54 women from Europe and Asia scholarships to study in the United States. The awards cover most expenses for a year of study and will support professional training to aid their homelands.
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Lawrence
American Association of University Women
United States
International Students ' Association
Association
A.A.U.W
Europe
Asia
A.A.A.W. Granta
France
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
Norway
Luxembourg
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Philippines
Siam
India
China
Finland
Italy
First Church of Christ Scientist Moves to Community Building
The First Church of Christ Scientist a branch of The Mother Church Boston holds Sunday service at 11:00 with the topic Ancient and Modern Necromancy Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism. Reading room in Jackson building Massachusetts open daily 2:00 to 5:00 except Sundays. Lawrence Baptist Tabernacle 14th and Rhode Island pastor Harold Beard. Bible school 10:00. Sermon 11:00 on The Glory of the Church and Evening study 6:45 with When I See the Blood prayer meeting 7:45 Wednesday.
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Ea First Church of Christ
West Eleventh
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Hoolt
Mary Baker Eddy
Jackson Building
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Broadcast Schedule Snippet With Local FM Listings
A fragmented listing shows radio program slots and times across stations KMBC WDAF WREN and others. It includes news, music, talk, weather, and theater segments with hosts such as Rupert Wells Davia Godfrey and Stassen, plus various show titles and times through the evening.
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KMAC
WDAE
Wren
Elmer Davia
Kmbc—Weather Report
WDAF
Newas
KMBC
Western Theatre
Wdaf—Cavalcade of America
Wren—Touret
Four Life
WDAK
Voice of Firestone
Opie Cates
Arthur Godfrey
Kmbc—Radio Theater
Wdaf—Telephone
Iow
America
Dr I . Wren
Harold F. Stassen
KMNC
Irma Wrken
Listeners week feature Lowell Thomas and radio highlights
In this column the author praises Lowell Thomas for his clear engaging delivery and recalls his Alaska mining days and global reporting. She notes Thomas airs daily at 5 45 over KMBC and highlights Ronald Colman Arabian Nights and Wayne King waltz programs as favorites.
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Jim Carson
Dim
Jim
Lowell Thomas
P Thomas
Ohio
Colorado
Alaska
Upper Burma
United States
Canada
Thomas
KMBC
Carsons
Ronald Colman
Picts Trotter Thomas
Carson
Wayne King
Mrs. C
Fry
Waits King
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