Public note on federal power and local government
Great Bend Kansas October 5 1944 Governor Andrew Schoeppel warned that a greater concentration of power in the federal government threatens local initiative. He urged keeping government close to home and emphasized Kansas policy of acting within state government while opposing the New Deal and supporting Dewey and Bricker amid wartime strains. He criticized Washington officials for political squabbles as the nation faces global conflict.
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Great Bend
Kan
Andrew Schoeppel
Schnappel
Washington
Republican Party
Kansas
Schoeppel
Dewey and Bricker
Two Themes At Meeting Highlight Scouting Programs
At a Girl Scout training course meeting on Friday night two program fields receive emphasis, International Friendship and Arts and Crafts. Katrina Croce, a Holland student, will discuss her experiences as a Girl Guide in Switzerland and Holland, with Mrs. C. E. Tefft, longtime Scout leader at a New York school, presenting as well.
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Katrina Croce
Holland
Switzerland
C. E. Tefft
New York School
Girl Scouts Training Courses Planned For This Year
The article notes arts and crafts work by various troops with samples on display. Mrs. I W Hartley will discuss opportunities for Girl Scouts to work with the Junior Red Cross this year. All interested in Girl Scouting are welcome to attend training course meetings.
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I. W. Hartley
Girl Scouta
Red Cross
Roosevelt to deliver second fourth term radio speech tonight
President Roosevelt will speak about 20 minutes tonight in a radio address aimed at mobilizing voters for November. The program, set for 9 p.m. central time, is carried by Columbia and Mutual networks and organized by the Democratic national committee to reach 125,000 voting areas through party workers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Thomas E. Dewey
Democratic National Committee
Columbia
Mutual
Altho
White House
Dewey
Oklahoma City
Robert E. Hannegan
Hannegan
Charley W. Tillett
Sidney Hillman
C.I.C. Political Action Committee
Wallace
The
Lawrence Business College
Maquis Force Said To_Control Corner Of France
Washington reports a 40,000 strong Spanish Maquis group defies General De Gaulle and controls a border region near Perpignan. Diplomats say the Madrid government is alarmed while Washington views the Paris regime as broadly representative and seeks recognition. De Gaulle may soon assume full powers as Eisenhower’s controls lift.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
France
Paria
Roosevelt
de Gaulle
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenower
Perpignan
Spain
Madrid
Altho de Gaulle
Guerrilla fighting erupts as border with Spain closes
London reports that a Toulouse radio broadcast cited by French sources claimed guerrilla fighting has broken out in northern Spain and that the French Spanish frontier was closed by Spanish authorities. The claim appeared on the De Gaulle sponsored station.
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London
Toulouse
Spain
Falangist Role in Unease Over Local Politics
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at contested political climate and speculation on Falangist influence in an unnamed area. The text references regional lines, capacity concerns, and shifting loyalties within the local field amid broader ideological debates.
Dr Jamison to Speak at Baptist Convention Here
Dr D V Jamison, president of the Nazi Baptist Convention, Incorpora, will arrive today and speak at the Ninth Street Baptist church. The convention will include an inspirational period led by Rev G T Raimey and a Bible hour by Rev C A Washington. At 11:30 p m Rev Charles Teal, longserving pastor in Kansas, will preach temperance. The president will deliver his annual message tonight followed by a sermon by Rev F K Simon.
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D. V. Jamiison
Nazi Baptist Convention
City
Aves Ag Geasion
Ora
Ninth Street Bapti
P. Tana
J. W. Hayes
G. T. Raimey
C A. Washington
Charles Teal
Independence
Kansas
Ayes
F. K. Simon
Reed and Patterson to attend ceremony in person
Senator Clyde M. Reed of Kansas and Robert Patterson undersecretary of war will leave Washington on Friday to come here by plane for the upcoming ceremony. The trip marks a high level visit as part of the event schedule and includes anticipated arrival details and the presence of key figures.
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Senator Reed
Robert Patterson
Washington
UPI
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas
Local Remedies Promote Sleep and Digestive Comfort
An OCR fragment notes a home remedy approach urging food avoidance and medicines to ease indigestion and sleeplessness. Mentions a tablet and a non specific brand or name, with unclear dosage or instructions. The passage is fragmented and lacks verifiable details.
4H SHOW AT WICHITA JUDGING UNDERWAY AT 4H EVENT
Judging of Livestock began today at Wichita for the 12th annual Kansas 4-H club fat stock show. About 850 members exhibited animals as Earl Brown of Junction City was elected show manager and Marie Lee Heinley of Little River was named assistant manager. The event closes Saturday with the sale of livestock.
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Wichita
Kansas
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