Wealth Flare at Amateur Golf Spurs Welfare Debate
In Minneapolis a crowd mocked Frank Stranahan for paying his own way while cheering Sam Arzetta, a janitor's son who won. The piece argues scholarships and welfare support aid amateur athletes, but public bias prizes poverty over self funding, risking tarnishing talent and sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Frank Stranahan
Sam Arzetta
Stranahan
Toledo
Industtialiat
Frank
Sam
Arzetta
Rod
Frank Stranaar
Local society notes and personnel changes across town
Old Home Town reports Prof. and Mrs. Allen Crafton and daughter Elizabeth returning from a northern and western summer trip. Mrs. Ed A Wood and others host a luncheon and handkerchief shower for Mr. Charles Dills. The Ise family returns from a seven week tour visiting northern western southern U S and Canada including the San Francisco exposition. WREN radio staff in Lawrence gains new managers and editors as multiple departures and appointments shift roles. Other items include travel to eastern cities, visits to relatives in Kansas City, and a three month abroad return. Upcoming marriages noted for Gertrude Tillman and Stella Deideary, with 1041 News Street as home until spring.
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John Ise
Vahn
Charles
United States
Canada
WREN
Lawrence
Kansas City
Ottawa
Hugh Bayles
Ver Hratton
Phil Pine
Ernest Pontius
Bob Sneegas
John Bondeson
Jack Payne
Elsie Larson
Edith Larson
Ed Johnson
Mary McClintock
Felix Neimeyer
Gertude Wilson
DeSoto
Ella Doering
Talmadge Funk
High Store
H. Blain Lacy
Gertude
Tillman
Duke, Okla
Ralph F. Curry
Stella Medeary
Kanwakw
News Street
Seven Pines
Forty Years Ago Notes From Canton and Ashland
Forty years ago mis Anna Maughlin left yesterday for Canton to winter there while Miss Blanche Rinehart will stay in Ashland. Mrs B B Powers went to Kansas City to meet her mother returning from Ludington. Miss Lindley visiting Endora, Miss Josephine Todd of Leavenworth staying with Miss Susie Todd. The Roller coaster trip to Worthington ended with two minor accidents, one injuring no one and the other causing a scare when a party of youths toppled a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Maughlin
Canton
Blanche Rinehart
Ashland
B. B. Powers
Kansas City
Her Mather
A. Addis
Ludington
Slick
Lindley
Endora
Josephine Todd
Leavenvinth
Susie Todd
Oat Wochland Ark
Leither
Whn Houk
Houk
Track collision injures group after car overturns
In a Proverbs themed scene a terry heart miscue dumps a group onto the ground leaving a few bruises. Passengers include John Sugrue Pearl Woods Grace Woods John Wiler Della Harding Freddium. A second car with Bob Green Lloyd Schleifer and Frank Sugrue narrowly avoided the overturned vehicle when a park employee stopped it from striking the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sugrue
Pearl Woods
Grace Woods
John Wiler
Della Harding
Freddium
Bob Green
Lloyd Schleifer
Frank Sugrue
The Communists Not a Political Party Says Judge Hand
Not a political party but a revolutionary movement, Communism claims constitutional privilege to indoctrinate pupils and prepare followers. Judge Learned Hand, for a unanimous circuit court, upheld conviction of Communist leaders in New York, asserting that the First Amendment does not grant freedom for all preparatory steps toward revolution.
John L. Lewis Rejects No-Strike Plea During War
The famous labor leader John L. Lewis refused a suggestion to enter a no-strike agreement amid the Korean War. He had a history of authorizing strikes while U.S. troops fought in Tarawa and Italy, illustrating his combative stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omahe World-Herald
John L. Lewis
Tarawa
Italy
Happily Ever After Trim ot a ship they said not
Jamii FO ON offers a cryptic verse about identity and misreading a ship as a person overwhelmed by port and stern language, hinting at literary wordplay and nautical imagery.
New Hazard Faces U S As Moscow Weighs China War
AP analysis warns of a potential Moscow plan to pull the United States into a broader war with China. It discusses Beijing’s independence from Moscow, Chou En Lai’s leadership, and whether U S defense of Formosa could trigger a global conflict. It also notes public letters urging law enforcement and safety, plus August mortgage filings in Douglas County.
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Amarica
Moscow
China
Tim
U. S. Nav Jeet
For
Truman
Fagan
Husain
Russia
Kremlin
Korea
U. S
Formosa
Redina
Mao Tze-Tung
Chow En-Lai
Chou
Chungking
Liaisen
Chiang Kaiahek
Mao
Soviet Union
America
Douglas County
Harold Beck
Register of Deeds
Beck
Similar Incident Reflected in MacArthur Roosevelt Clash
The piece recalls a prior MacArthur Truman disagreement over defense of the Philippines. It notes MacArthur urged strong defense, Roosevelt diverged, leading to the general’s resignation and later recall. The article asserts MacArthur’s deep understanding of the oriental mind and cautions against a repeat of history while highlighting the broader Far East crisis.
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Deavenworth Times
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Formosa
Pearl Harbor
MacArthur
Far East
Asia
United States
Neodeshaun
Pantomimist HORIZONTAL and vertical word clues list
A compact clue grid listing pantomimist across and vertical word hints. Includes references to Charlie, Olly ketone, measures, languages, and various synonyms. Encodes a puzzle with terms like knight of the elephant, Hebrew deity, mimic, and several abbreviations.
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England
Fragmented OCR: scattered terms and phrases list
A jumble of seemingly random words and numbers including shield bearing, clock face, tatterr knots, fruit of the palm, wave top, eye scot, skin affliction, cloth and percentages. No coherent event or subject evident for a proper news summary.
Baker campus opens as sororities plan rush week
Students arriving on Baker campus face a busy rush period with sororities Alpha Chi Omega Delta Delta Delta Phi Mu and Zeta Tau Alpha coordinating rules and events via the Panhellenic Association and Dean Grace Irwin. Fraternities operate without a quota system and dormitories fill. dining hall Parimenter Commons now serves over 260 students daily under Ellen Callan. Dr Willard Garrett retires after long service. new faculty fills posts as Rev Trevor Baskerville joins Baker University for town and country work. Orientation runs Sept 6 10 ahead of classes Sept 18. president and Mrs Horn move to a new home funded by George Collins Jr and Mrs Loraine Dietrich. A Stitch In Time reminds knitting in cars is risky.
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Panhellenic Association
Alpha Chi Omega
Delta Delta Delta
Phi Ma
Zeta Tau Alpha
Mias
Grace Irwin
Stone Hall
Wood Hall
International House
Jolliffe Hall
Parmenter
College
Parimenter Commons
Ellen Callan
Willard Hayes Garrett
Garrett
Calvin Foreman
Kansas University
Baker
Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church
Baker , University
Board of Missions
The
Methodist Church
Trevor Baskerville
New Hartford
Iowa
Kansas
Albert Service
Iows State College
Ames
Iows
Paul Schwartz
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Mias’ Kiye Schaake
John Simoni
University of Sowa
Snider
Simoni
University Colorado
Grasler
Sident
Nelson P. ‘Horn
Cape Cod
Tulsa
Ohls
George Colling
Barbs and odd notions from a quirky letter page
A fragmented OCR item mentions a barbs about friendship costs, a scientist predicting future living on air, and a playful remark about a missing bird beak tell. It notes a woman arresting someone and a joke about tallness. The passage is garbled but hints at social humor and odd events.
Russia schedule eyed for world conquest says Symington
W Stuart Symington told the AFL Labor League for Political Education dinner that communists pursue world rule by building military strength and bombs. He warned of trained militant minorities in key countries exploiting democracy for possible sabotage in war. Gas production from public lands reportedly more than doubled between 1933 and 1948.
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Chicago
Rusa
W. Stuart Symington
National Lorpelty Resources Board
U.S
Russia
Labor
League For Political Education
A.F.L
Symington
U. S. Public Lande
Radio Programs on Air Day Schedule Across Stations
A list of radio program slots across KMBC KCMO WDAF WREN WDAR and others detailing morning devotions music livestock markets news and various shows including Beulah and Beulah KCMO Mooney's Orchestre and Operation Dead with times from 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM and multiple hosts such as Allen Franklin and Mr Chameleon.
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ECHO
WDAF
Penny Pee Bee
Nik ‘Busibense
WDAS
Oasis Fern Natico Fedlassie
KMBC
Beulah Kcmo
Art Mooney
Orchestre
Meneow Sam
Negw
Emng
Davotions
H—Knec
Texan Rangers
Woav
Aeros
Sembc Livestock Markets
WREN
KSTRC
Mmr
Chameleon
Aassgamant
Weea
Tres Murray
KCMO
Tae-Aieo
Christian Rere Aerrenne
Paya
Ienorast Ager Rae the Bask
Rae
Richard Diamond
Peration
Wren—Allen Franklin
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Massachusetts
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Luzens
Lotereses
Kouzes
Talephons
Associated Press
Associated Prey
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Old Home Town
Terry
John L
Happily Ever After
Jamii FO ON
Jevents
U.S. Sx
Pew
Dewitt MacKenzie
Journal-World
Journal World
F. M. Johnson
Wey
Hursington
Pantomimist
Charlie
Tagelong
Baker ‘3
Bal Cochean
Lic
Fether
Tellem
Buddy Gallagher
Moturl Be Boto
Plymouth
Olver Ferm
Vogler & Sons Phese
Phillips
Ala
Wealer
B. F. Goodrich
Mass. St
Derby Grain Inc
Telenews
Dy Doony
Haley
HANNA
RCA Victor
Joe Ele
Paeres Eam
Wolfson
Skinner
Younges
Walt
Snergas
Bellinger Electric
Name Television
Moeterela
Itth & N. 7
Ransdell
Qooge
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