Fragmented 1940s campaign chatter on isolationism and 1948 strategy
A garbled extract discusses Democratic and Republican figures, Warren G. Harding era echoes, and fears of a national tragedy echoing 1920. It references Stevenson and Taft positions, isolationism shifts, and a 1948 election map with 25 electoral votes and planned campaign visits in Washington and Columbus.
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Semeon
Adal Sabie Ratie
Sidential
Menine
Stevenen
League of Nations
Warren G. Harding
Steven
Lhcan
Dinois
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Taft
Sen. Taft
Enson
Otto
Selane
Fne
Dora Dike
Aimaee
Colum
Head of Coal Operators Talks With WSB Chairman
Harry M. Moses president of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association conferred with Wage Stabilization Board chairman Archibald Cox to seek approval for a new contract with the United Mine Workers. The plan would raise wages by 1.90 a day for about 400000 soft coal miners and boost the union welfare fund to 40 cents per ton. If not approved by Oct 15, the board could order a stoppage of mine work.
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Washington
Harry M. Moses
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Moses
United Mine Workers
Beant
Archibald Cox
Board
GOP to Meet Tuesday To Discuss Fund Drive
The Douglas County Republican Central Committee schedules an 8 P.M. meeting Tuesday Oct 7 at 91613 Mass to plan the finance drive for block workers. The first county meeting is Friday Oct 10 at the cisarters office, an allied session for the school of politics and the Women’s Republican Club. A buffet luncheon Oct 10 at the Hotel Eldridge features Rep. Errett P. Scrivner with ensuing speeches Oct 11 in Eudora and Baldwin and a rally Oct 11 in North Lawrence. Tickets for the Eldridge lunch require reservations by Oct 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Republican Central Committee
Mass
Don S. Hults
Cisarters
School of Politics
Women's Republicn Club
Ethel High
Central Committee
Oklahoman Arrested in $50,000 Farm Machinery Theft
Louis Richter of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation reports the arrest of R. J. Backus, a 34 year-old from Guymon Oklahoma, in connection with thefts totaling over $50,000 in farm machinery across western Kansas. Backus faces formal charges and was turned over to authorities in western Kansas after capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Louis Richter
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Richter
R. J. Backus
Guymon
Okla
Backus
Tril
Marriage of Warner and Perryman Reported
A notice records the marriage of D. Warner and Perryman, ages 21 and ? details unreadable, with local records indicating a union amid Leng Beas region. The fragmentary text preserves the basic fact of a formal ceremony and couple names.
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den D. Warner Mess
Bory
D. Ar Perryman
Leng Beas
McGranery Asked About Lattimore Proceedings
Senate subcommittee seeks action on Owen Lattimore and related figures over alleged perjury and Communist influence links. The panel’s yearlong inquiry into the Institute of Pacific Relations, with Johns Hopkins professor Lattimore as a trustee, described him as a conscious instrument of the Soviet conspiracy. Lattimore denies Communist ties and accuses the panel of stacked evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattimore
Far East
Institute of Pacific
Sena
Ema Hs
Clan McCarran
Nev
McGranery
Subcommittee
Johns Hopkins
Truman Attacks Eisenhower On Campaign Train
President Truman, touring the West by train, accused Eisenhower of bad counsel from Taft and warned that cuts in the budget could endanger national security. He claimed Eisenhower leans toward Taft’s foreign policy and urged voters to beware the “irredeemable peacyl politics” of his rival.
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Truman
Washington
Board of Strategy
GOP
West Coast
Eisenhower
Taft
Everest
Wash
Kent
Senhower
Eagles Hall
Seattle
Robert A. Taft
New York City
J. D. Porter
Airresd
Ohio
Ore
Klamath Falls
Califor
Reeding
Kansan Geologists and Editors Gather for Kansas Event
About 80 geologists and their wives from the Kansan Geological Society will meet in Lawrence for the Kansas Geological Society annual gathering. Some 60 high school debate team members and coaches attend a day clinic by K U Extension editors. Louis LaCoss of the St Louis Globe-Democrat headlines a Fraser Theater session at 11 30 am. Over 1 000 Colorado fans travel for the big game with Kansas. The Jayhawks rest in Topeka then return to Lawrence for a pep rally and campus parade Saturday morning.
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Kansan Geological Society
Kansas Geological Society
K. U. Extension
William Allen’ White
Fraser Theater
Junchleona
Colorado
Mighty Okklahoma
Boulder
Lawrence
Kansas
Bull
Jayhawk
Topeka
Oread
Sean
Oliver Spencer
Dutch Lonborg
K. U
Deaths and Funerals
Two obituaries detailing deaths in Perry and near Clinton. Mrs Helen Casto 23 died in Topeka Hospital with funeral at Perry Methodist Church and burial in Perry Cemetery. Other notices mention Mrs Hunt and relations, with graveside services scheduled in Missouri and at White Oak Church.
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Helen Casto
Perry
Topeka
Billy Ray Hunter
Lila Jean Hunter
Delia Hunter
Bakiwin
Pseu
Missouri
Hunt
Women’s Missionary Society
Dea Moinekares
Nolya Hunt
BR. G. “Anderson
Anderson
Methodist Church
Aterville
Methodist
Belea
Clareen
White Oak Church
Pay raise inquiries and board recommendations in Denver
Robert M. Defgance said inquiries have been received about pay increases for employees under the Salary Stabilization Board. The Wage Stabilization Board recommended a 1.235 cents an hour rise and extra increases for steel strike settlements, with individual cases handled at the Office of Salary Stabilization in Denver.
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Robert M. Defgance
Office of Salary Stabilization
Denver
Colo
Salary Stabilization Board
Wage Stabilization Board
Office of
New Custom House
Car accidents dot city scene injuring man and child
Three traffic mishaps reported Thursday in the city. Benny Newell 517 N 8th St suffered a head cut when his car hit a parked vehicle of Trilba Sturges Topeka. Newell treated and released. Other crashes involved Allen Easum and Jackie Martin with modest damages. A 10 year old boy, John Bowman, escaped injury when his bicycle collided with Robert Glenn Hatch’s car. Dr Byron W Walters bought the practice from Dr John Holmes and prepares to move to Corning.
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Benny Newell
8Th St
Trilba Sturges
Topeka
Locust St
Newell
Route 5
Jackie G. Martin
N. Y. St
St. and Conn
Easum
Connecticut St
Martin
St. St
John Bowman
Robert Glenn Hatch
Lecompton
14Th
N. Y. Sts
Dodgers Yankees Tilt in Slugfest With Late Rally
In a tense game the Dodgers and Yankees traded blows through eight innings. Reese and Robinson sparked two late Dodgers runs off Gorman as Berra’s misplay and a passed ball shifted momentum, with Campanella and Hodges contributing key hits and all three bases stealing. Johnny Mize homered for the Yankees, finalizing a dramatic nine inning exchange.
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Dodgers
McDogard Spnacks
Hodges
Deseline
Colsing
Ges
Cox
Mantle
Roe
Yankees
Rizzuto
Parke
Collins
Reese
Id Funs
Robinson
Colling
Campanella
Pafko
Woodling
der Poppe Hodges
Martin
Berra
Jett Field
Tapas
Brooklyn
Mar
Uer Trapa
Eniander
Pepe Mat
McDougald
Sinx
Furillo
Rizmto
Lopat
Tom
Om Gorman
Gorman
Snider
Jett
Cam
Johnny Mize
Man
Johnny Sain
Colting
Kansas City Switchmen Strike Ends With Two Major Issues
Union and company officials report a settlement reached after a walkout by Kansas City switchmen over overtime pay. About 15 percent of the workers were involved, with supervisory staff moving freight and passenger trains in and out of yards. Firemen and others refused to cross picket lines during the strike as negotiations continued on two remaining minor points. A further meeting was scheduled for the following Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Clor Seliway
Kames
Leitchnen
North America
J. Childers
Hospital listings echo births and injuries around town
Memorial Hospital and area addresses list numerous births and injuries. Mrs. Onella Ott and Mrs. Nina Platz appear among patient names, with others like Ellen Lewis and Zella Robins. Several families from Eudora, Baldwin, Sunflower, Tonganoxie, Manhattan, Linwood, and Woodrow Garrett are noted. Reports include babies born to Mrs. Virginia McFarline and Mrs. Euleta Reeves, and several youths treated for lacerations after falls.
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Woodrow W. Garrett
Tenn. St
Onella Ott
Eudora
Nina Platz
N. H. St
Darlene Gledson
N. Ih
John Paddock
Kincaid
Ellen Lewis
Baldwin
Zella Robins
Ruth
Wilson
Maycella Hammig
Ind
Juanita Walker
Naomi Fuller
Pearl Finch
Tonganoxie
Harold Mathia
Linwood
Maxine Maley
Manhattan
Flora May Road
Ore
John Bradley
Oak Hill Road
Richard Tuggle
Sharon Springer
Darlene Gleason
N. H
Iver Kloster
Dorothy Kramm
Giel
Tillie ‘Arford
Sunflower
Richards
Houte
Woodrow
Garrett
Dorothy Farmer
Pa. St
Virginia McFarline
Baby Boy
Kingame
Della Deay
Route 2
Euleta Reeves
Albert Thomas
N. J. St
May Ambler
Mary Baker
Boy
Platforms Discussion At Douglas House By Women Voters
A public meeting features a debate on party platforms with Kenneth Anderson for Kansas Democrats and C. I. Mayer for Republicans. Prof. E. Buehler to moderate a Q A session after brief introductory remarks by Mrs. Ethan Rien. The event aims to stress issues over candidates and invites audience participation.
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Ebenec 9
Douglas Irthouse
Team of
Women Voters
Kenneth Anderson
Kansas
C. I. Mayer
E. Buehler
E.U
de Mt
Ethan Rien
League of Women Voters
I Court Toon
Sip
Damage suit filed over traffic accident injuries
A $424.02 damage suit was filed this morning in District Court. Plaintiff Harry B Nicely of Topeka alleges injuries from a traffic accident in February. Defendant Gerald Powell of Lecompton is named in the filing.
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Gerald Powell
Lecompton
Deferiant
Seong
Harry B
Topeka
Rail talks collapse in Western rail unions clash
Negotiations between western railroads and 17 unions representing about 500000 workers collapsed Friday over union shop terms. No strike is imminent, but potential action looms as unions seek form of union security similar to automobile and steel sectors. Some Southeastern railroads refuse to bargain. An emergency board urged adoption of union shop.
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Washington
Western Railroads
Tabor
Southeast
Southern Railroads
West
Western Carriers
Western Roads
No Nobel Peace Prize Award This Year Rumor
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a claim that no Nobel Peace Prize will be awarded this year with unspecified reasoning and misplaced names. The legible bits mention a court in a county and a person named Ungan with a fine, but the passage is incoherent and lacks verifiable details.
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Poe
Democratic rally mixed with candidates in Topeka event
A Topeka tea and rally features guests including Kansas political figures such as John J. Fotng and Claude Rice. The event runs from 4:45 to 9:30 pm with a free dance from 3:00 to 1:30 am and will be co sponsored by Mine central Maly. KU Young Democrats provide afternoon entertainment.
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Meorg Wil Bel
Porsibie Gustix
Anderson
Nal Committman
Kansas
John JT Fotng
Clifund
Claude Rice
Aks Mod Orb
Topeka
Item & To
Rooney x Rice
K.U. Young Democrats
Lawrence Journal World items mix education and athletics
Enrollment in the Adult Education program reached 375 for three evenings, the highest since 1947, with E. J. Logsdon noting registrations can continue at the next class meeting. Disabled veterans chapter and auxiliary plan a Saturday maneuver on the Haskell field and a narrator will describe field figures during the Lawrence Atchison game halves. Also noted: a large king size cockscomb on display, and KU coach Bob Talkington set for a chalk talk with KUFFs at the Community Building, with Jayhawk yell practice for the Colorado game.
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Charlies Malone
LMHS
Tore
Haskell
Malone
Bob Talkington
K.U
Colorado
Joan Scott
Judy Allen
Buffy Dann
NROTC and KU Engineers to Exhibit at Olathe Base
The Navy ROTC and the University of Kansas School of Engineering will hold displays during the Naval Air Base at Olathe Burlay’s 10th anniversary celebration. Capt. William R. Terrell announced Lt Joe Faull and the torpedo and mine exhibit, while KU engineers will present a large display from 13 departments. Distie ty Seki transports items. KU students act as guides. a luncheon honors Capt. and Mrs. Terrell and Dean T. DeWitt Carr with base commandant Capt. James Peters and his wife.
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Navy Rotc
School of Engineering and Architecture
University of Kansas
Naval Air Base
Olathe Burlay
William R. Terrell
Joe Faull
William Trical
Trical
Navy
Terrell
Dean
T. DeWitt Carr
James Peters
New City Manager Intern Starts Work in Lawrence
Robert Eo, KU City Manager School student, begins as 258th city manager intern in Lawrence assisting City Manager Jim Wigglesworth. Raul White, first intern, remains on staff but will soon leave for another city manager post. Brown, 22, from Baton Rouge, educated at Brown University and HU, has studied at KU for about a year and earns 170 monthly as an intern. A kitchen fire at 524 O St damaged a residence. fire chief reported a leak behind the stove.
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Robert Eo
University of Kansas City
Lawrence
Jim Wiglesworth
Raul E. White
Wigglesworth
White
K.U
Brown
Baton Rouge
New Jersey
Brown University
Providence
R. L
Markets and Livestock Prices Reported in Kansas City
The bulletin lists prices for sheep, lambs, ewes, and various hog and dairy products. It notes lower killing classes, steady to good lambs, and wholesale quotes for butterfat, eggs, poultry, and live stock. Grain futures show mixed results across wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, and related commodities with specific bids and parity for several grades.
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Thari
K. C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
Milo Maize Son
Divorces Suit Filed for Mary E Staden and L L Staden
The divorce suit of Mary E Staden from L L Staden was filed Thursday in District Court.
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Mary E. Staden
L. L. Staden
District Court
Wall Street Edges Lower Amid Light Volume
The Day in Wall Street reports a market near five week lows, trading within a narrow range around one point, with estimated daily volume under a million shares. An announced U S diplomat’s status briefly influences sentiment but causes no immediate market impact. A memorial note mourns Edward Deay, four years dead, from grieving family.
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Wall Street
New York
Washoase
Fase
Kennan
Norrgrata
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