C O I Convention Showcases Leftist Tensions and Marshall Aims
The C I O convention benches the leftists amid cheers for Marshall as Philip Murray labels him a peace champion. Delegates back a foreign policy resolution urging economic aid to Europe, while Murray notes the term Marshall Plan was omitted from talks.
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C.1.0
Marshall
C.lo
C.I.0
Philip Murray
George Balenti
Russia
Trementeen
Hitler
Marshal
Murray
Europe
Ose
Ma H
Em Alo
Eat Less Days Campaign Effort Aids Grain for Europe
Lawrence officials press ahead with a floral food saving campaign as Mayor Parsons receives support from the Douglas county Red Cross chapter. Chairman H C Brinkman says the local Red Cross will cooperate with any program to free more grain for Europe.
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Truman
Lacklan
Lawrence
Douglas County
Red Cross
Basil O'Connor
National Red Cross
H. C. Brinkman
Redross
Parsons
Europe
War dead return information at Red Cross Office
Information on returning war dead from overseas cemeteries is available at the Red Cross office for nearest relatives of deceased servicemen. Mrs. Douce, secretary, said inquiries are welcome. People should visit the Community building for further details.
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Red Crosk
Red Cross
Two Minor Blazes Reported In City Last Night
Fire crews responded to two minor blazes. A car motor fire at Seventh and Massachusetts Streets, caused by a short circuit, damaged wiring in Paul Harnar’s vehicle. A trash can fire in front of the Granada theater started by a cigarette ended by ten. Fire Chief Paul Ingels noted both incidents and times.
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Paul Harnar
Vta
Paul Ingels
Seventh
Massachusets
Granada Theater
Douglas county softball tourney draws 18 teams
Eighteen teams from fourteen area high schools in Douglas County compete in a two day softball tournament sponsored by the Douglas County Teachers Association. Games start tomorrow at four Lawrence ball fields with upper bracket finals at Lowth Park and lower bracket finals at Munuspel.
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Reral Grads
Douglas County
Douglas County Teachers Association
Lawrence
Coln
Weedlawn School
Emma Borg
County Sper
Lowth Park
Munuspel
Baldwin Gerade School
Eudora
Number 6
Lone Star
Vinland
Deer Creek
Lecompton
Fairview
Globe
Riverside
Pleasant Valley
Clinton
Excelsior
Cargy
Floyd Rogers
Baldwin
Rose Morrison
Everett Simmons
Veda Stanton
Martha Demeritt
Mound
Geophysicist to discuss southeastern Crawford survey
Dr. Robert M. Dreyer geophysicist for the State Geological Survey of Kansas and associate professor at the University of Kansas will address the Tri-State section of the American Institute of Mining Engineers in Pitcher Oklahoma on October 22. He will describe magnetic mapping to reveal geologic structure trends important for oil and mineral exploration and discuss new techniques and practical uses in locating leads.
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Robert M. Dreyer
State Geological Survey of
Kansas
Laivendsy. of
Crawford County
Tri-State
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Pitcher
Oklo
Dreyer
State Geological Survey
Tel- State
Earthquake Strikes Fairbanks Alaska Shaking Stores
A strong quake hit Fairbanks shortly after 4 PM causing merchandise to fall from shelves. It was the sixteenth quake in nine days and the sharpest in ten years, lasting nearly half an hour with no injuries reported. A second heavier tremor was recorded about six hours later, about 50 miles southeast on the University of Alaska seismograph.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
University of Alaska
Here
Weather steady heat in Lawrence as 85 degree high noted
Lawrence reports 85 in the afternoon after a 59 degree morning. Weather observer C. J. Posey says the high is temporary and common. Residents recall Booker T. Washington memorial coin sale at the Journal-World office and Mrs. Frank T. Strong’s memories of Washington’s KU visit. Douglas County cigarette tax receipts for September amount to 2781.03 with nearby counties listed.
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C. J. Posey
Posey
Journal-World
Frank T. Strong
University of the
Stron
Strong
Washington
K.U
Douglas County
Countes
Franklin
Jefferson
Johnson
Shawnee
Prince's Vaults and Treasures Describe Royal Riches
The account recounts a visitor's tour of a prince's palace treasure vaults with gold and silver objects, two solid gold thrones, a silver throne, and vast jewels including a 137 carat white stone. The writer notes the attack by Indian dyson and the postwar turmoil, then outlines the traveler’s ambitious itinerary across Bangkok, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and beyond toward a return to New York by early November.
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Brandt
Prop
I. S
K. U
Bankok
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Guam
Manilla
Hawaii
San Francisco
Nw York
Deaths and Funerals in Caine Wille Tex Area
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with services and burial plans. Includes Sherman area ties to Constant Construction, two daughters named Ma and Kathryn Ann, and Oakwood cemetery Baldwin burial. Also notes Mies Kohane former Beaumont educator, siblings, and Oak Hill burial. Kelly Murray funeral set at Funk's chapel with Oak Hill burial. Thomas F. Cummings dies at home with St Peter's Big Springs services planned. Surviving relatives named with locations Lawrence New Franklin Topeka Moberly Joplin Minneapolis.
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Caine Wille Tex
Sherer
Vaw Rence
Constant Construction Company
Lea
Kathryn Ann
Iille
Mies Majery Kesho_ Misa Majojry Keohane
Elmer Lynch
Houston
Texas
Baker University
Mies Kohane
Beaumont
Lynch
Ruby Keohane
Topeka
Milward Idol
Robinson
Kelly Murray
Pennsylvania Street
Funk's Chapel
W. S& Sims
Oak Hill Cemetery
Charles Murray
New Franklin
Florence Fishback
Lawrence
Louise Harvey
Moberly
Helen Wright
Ie Cason
Carrie Ray
Otis Murray
Palmer
Thomas F. Cummings
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Big Springs
Ric Springs
Margaret McGann
Nora Cummings
Mary Cummings
James Cummings
John Cummings
Lawrence Amvets Pest Will Elect Officers at Meeting
The final organizational meeting of the Lawrence Amvets Pest club will elect officers at tonight's session. Members are urged to attend as positions for leadership and committees will be filled.
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Lawrence Amvets
Pest
Rain Beats Deadline as Oklahoma Wheat Crop Hopes Drown
Weather delays sowing as moisture fails to sprout wheat seed across western Oklahoma. A line squall brought two inches of rain, delaying the traditional October 15 planting deadline and disrupting local farming plans.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Six adult education classes begin at Memorial High School
Six adult education courses start their first meeting at Memorial High School. The schedule outlines diverse topics and aims to broaden learning opportunities for community members seeking new skills.
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Memorial High
Memorial Half Dollars Sell Quickly at Journal-World
Twenty Memorial Half Dollars were sold at the Journal-World office today amid a small shipment of fifty coins from the U S mint. The proceeds fund a training school endowment at the birthplace of a celebrated African American leader, with most buyers reported as Black patrons.
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Baker J. Washi
Journal-World
Yeesterday
U. S. Mint
Journal-World Today
Fritz Meyn Home Sold to Terrill Family
Terrill owner of Errill Goods at 83 Massachusetts Street buys the Fritz Meyn home. The sale plans a procession next month. Mr Seaperaire will move into an apartment while a new southwest town home is built. Terrill couple bought Jeff Fries dry goods store last winter and keep Carol at the University of Kansas.
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Frits’Meyn
Terrill
India to land new detachments amid border shifts
New Delhi reports defense ministry plans detachments of Indian troops landing tomorrow at Jafarabad near Juna Gadh as Moslem ruler there votes to join Pakistan. The dispatch notes about 800 personnel and strategic timing amid the northwest coast tensions.
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New Delhi
India
Defense Ministry
Jafarabad
Junagadh
Pakistan
Isi Tedistan
Former Ambassador Dice Red N. J. Oct. 16
A historical note shows Dice Red N. J. serving as United States ambassador to Turkey, with an Oct date reference and brief reference to world events tied to his tenure.
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Dice Red
Paris
Paul H. "Griffith
American Legion
Ronal
United States
Obituary for K. A. Greduste Wes General Com
K A Greduste Wes General Com of Citian Servien died today at 08 Basticoville Oklahoma. memorial services will be held here tomorrow morning and funeral in Wichita Saturday. A Mille Ebright graduated from University of Kansas law school in 1910.
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K. A. Greduste
Citian Servien
Angire
Basticoville
Oklo
Edo Great Me Figs, Line Co
Kaa
Wichita
A. Mille Ebright
School of Law
University of Kansas
Freight Rate Hearings Start November 3 in Eight Cities
The interstate commerce commission announced hearings on a 27 percent average freight rate increase. The first session will be in Chicago on November 3, with an 10 percent emergency boost already granted to carriers to be incorporated into any permanent rise.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Belfast deportation follows extended strike at jail
A 28-year-old former merchant, David Freming, linked to the Irish Regubus, was deported to Eire after a 25 day jail sentence in Belfast. In another incident, two cars collided in the 900 block on Massachusetts Street injuring Ira Bundy of 1353 Ohio Street and Paul H. Romurmus of Senece, Mo. Patrolman Lilbarn Dowers filed the report. Fort Smith reporters note Mildred Zaharias, Paty Berg, and Betty Jamneson led in a nine entrant field on day two of medal play at the hardscrabble country club women's open. The FCC authorized Midland Broadcasting to move KFR stations main studio from Kansas City to south of Concordia, Kansas.
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Cere
Pen Tae Henser
David Freming
Merhant
Eens Irish Regubus
Belfast
Edge
Eire
Ira Bundy
Ohio Street
Paul H. Romurmus
Senace
Massachusetts Street
Lilbarn Dowers
Fort Smith
Ark
Mildred Zaharias
Denver
Paty Berg
Minneapolis
Betty Jamneson
San Antonio
Washington
the Communications Commission
Midland Broadcasting Co
Kansas City
KFR
Concordia
Kan
A New Kind of Car Under Production
Hudson Motor Car Co announced that production has begun on an entirely new type of automobile, marking a milestone for the Detroit industry and signaling a shift in automotive design and manufacturing.
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Detroit
Hudson Motor Car Co
Oak Ridge Hometown Group Meets. Various Local Notices
Oak Ridge groups schedule a meeting with Mrs Frances Colburn on October 21 at 1038 Kentucky Street. Co hostesses and current events program noted. Mrs W H Weeks returns home after hospital observation. her daughter Mrs Dwight Whittaker of Cleveland assists. Community clubs plan a Friday schoolhouse meeting October 17 at 3 PM with DP program. Jayhawk 4-H attendees at Rural Life meeting. new officers installed. Local farms change hands as R O Timmerman sells to S D Meyers and G E Spring of Monticello. Several Lawrence residents visit Coffeyville. deaths announced in Branch Missouri.
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Oak Ridge
Frances Colburn Tursday
New Home
Kentucky Street
Euie Nunemaser
W. H. Weeks
Memorial Hospital
Dwight Whittaker
Cleveland
Wes
Wilma Maxwell
F. D. Walters
W. 8
Jeret M. Behargh
H. B Arimminger
New York Street
H. G. van Neste
James Shuler
Ames Rhodes
G& E. Spring
Monticello
Fred Strong
Leavenworth
Albert Knop
Lawrence
Frank Walters
Frank Leonhard
Mildred Hollandsworth
Arthur Leonhard
Coffeyville
Lowell Bt
J. A. Adams
Branch
Sterling
University of Kansas Carnival Lights Up Campus
Clowns and barkers paraded through Jayhawker territory as KU prepares a campus carnival Saturday evening in the military science building. A gypsy caravan with wagons will stage in front of Flower shops, from 9 p.m. to midnight. Seventeen women entered to be carnival queen, each voter earning a chance to win a gold cup via 10 cent tickets supporting campus activities.
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University of Kansas
Ringling Brothers Circus
Ballyhoo
Cne
Jayhans Drive
Man
Fower
Frank Roman
Mmvn Acuvities Dudlcity Committee
Tha
Aspenite Ie
Dart
Market News: Kansas City Livestock Prices Edge Mixed
Market notes show hogs uneven and steady with late declines, cattle steady to firm on quality, vealers mixed depending on grade, and sheep holding in limited demand. Kansas City reports mixed livestock trends with specific carloads and prices for cows, calves, and hogs versus week prior.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ventervns
Ilona
Modecetey & Ing
amDd Dafe Nescuatov
Local News Briefs From Town Column
Fragmented OCR text covers varied items with damaged phrases. Readable bits mention local events, rail or street activity, and community notices. entities and specifics are unclear due to garbled source material. No cohesive narrative or verifiable names present.
Penumbra of a City: Ward News and Weather Notes
fragmentary notes mention wards and streets with scattered nouns and odd spellings. references to New York area, a steene tes sect and unclear events suggest a local column or society notices with erratic OCR. lacks clear names, dates or outcomes.
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