Handshake Over Parking Sparks Farmers Versus City Policy
The Journal World notes farmers complain about strict double parking bans on Massachusetts Street while urban shoppers crowd downtown. Farmers urge extended curbside grace and oppose an underground police informer system, arguing for more accessible parking and courteous enforcement to keep Lawrence’s downtown shopping inviting.
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The
Journal-World
Massachusetts Street
City of Merchants
Radio Programs Listing and Schedule Reflected
A dense program listing shows broadcast times and show names across KMBC WDAF WREN and other stations. Programs span drama suspense dangerous assignment news casts musical clocks playhouses and talk segments with hosts like Wendy Warren and Paul Harvey.
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Wupo
Ee Ccmo
Man's Family
KMBC
Musray Kcmo
Agsee
Muste
Wcal Br
Bistrica Attorney
WDAF
C. B
Richerd Diamond
Newecast
Wren
Alien Franklin
Exam Rangers
Wendy Warren
Helen Treat
WDAP
We Lowa
Leara
Amuaie
KCMO
WDAK
One Man's Family
Newacast
Kcmo—Newe
Cermen Cavaliere
Jack Qhrmevrena
Dak Aldrich
Yemil Wren
John
Ren— Sore
America
Whapo Cheese Roundtable
Kmbc—Playhouse
Kcno-Duffy’s
Screem
D. Jara
Paul Harvey
Kumo
Art Mooney
Raceat Wren
Alion
Franklin
Sunflowers Bloom Across Kansas and Formosa Debate Continues
Kansas sunflowers blanket fields and highways in bright yellows with diverse sizes from small blooms to heavy seed packed giants. While admired for beauty they wilt quickly in bouquets, suggesting hybrids for table centerpieces. The United States supports full discussion of the Formosa issue in the United Nations and urges a complete hearing.
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Kansas
United States
Formosa
United Nations
Mount Oread opens 75th Baker year with upgrades
Old Home Town notes the 75th Baker School year begins this fall with eight new staff members. Baldwin students will see campus improvements including remodeling of Old Science Hall into Parmenter Commons named after Charles Parmenter. Joliffe Hall nears completion as a boys dormitory.婚
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Mount Oread
Baker
Baldwin
Old Science Hall
Abraham Lincoln
Parmenter Commons
Charles 8. Parmenter
Joliffe Hall
Harry Robinson
DeSoto
Constante
Ewilliam DeWitt Field
William F. Kahle
Lawrence
Keith Starr
Alice Clinton
City postal routes expanded to fourteen deliveries daily
Law rence expands mail service with a new route bringing total to fourteen. Post sister C. B. Hosford cites city growth. Also noted: Gertrude Wilson begins teaching history and algebra at DeSoto. Poultry farm of R. H. Karnes at East Twenty-third Street reports 218 pedigreed chickens stolen in early morning burglary. Moonlit garden party honors Thomas Gerhart Jr with many local children in attendance.
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Lawrence
C. B. Hosford
Gertrude Wilson
DeSoto
R. H. Karnes
000 East Twenty-third
Thomas Gerhart
Thomas, Jr
Alice Maxton
Peggy Clayton
Elizabeth Crafton
Junior Holtzclaw
Mabel Green
Betty Lou Gree
Siamon Kreider
Lucille Morgan
Erwin Branson
Charles Alexander
Melvin Wood, Jr
Alice Russell
Robert Russell
Forty Years Ago in Flymouth Cons History
Fragmentary reminiscences recall Rev N S Elderkin preaching at Flymouth Cons F nired Sunday. An American Ladies band of ffivage scheduled a two day engagement at Woodland Park. Grace Berry returned to Tepeks for school. May Parker left for Burlington to attend high school. Cart of Salina spent Sunday with his mother. MicKuistey of Vinland visited. Reference to Spanish war setup in Oak Hill.
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N.S. Elderkin
Flymouth
Ffivage
Woodland Park
Grace Berry
Schowe
Tepeks
Mas
Weare
May Both Parker Jeft
Burlington
Erika Af
Cart
Salina
Apent
Yessévilay
MicKuistey
Vinland
Fuer Ceidinrs
Camsany
Oak Hill
Disciplinary quotes and military visits noted
A fragmentary item records a Bible verse exhortation about youth and discipline. General Wilder and several officers visited a cemetery yesterday and selected a burial spot. Carl Vickery was appointed to Annapolis by Congressman L. Scott. Kansas University language faculty members abroad this summer include Dora Renn and assistants plus Elise Nellen-Schwander Meg Gardner Ward and Owen. Nelle Martindale issued invitations for a Friday whist party.
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Tery
Wilder
S. Metcalf
Adna Clarke
A. H Krause
Carl Vickery
Annapolis
L. Scott
Kansas University
Europe
Dora Renn
Elise Nellen- Schwander
Meg Gardner
Ward
Qwen
Nelle Martindale
West Germany may soon run its own foreign ministry
Paris, Sept. 6. French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman said West Germany may soon be allowed its own foreign affairs ministry. A decision could come at the western Big Three foreign ministers meeting in New York next week. Since the war, foreign relations were managed by the Allies.
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Paris
Robert Schuman
West Germany
Schuman
New York
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Council of Europe
European Consultative Assembly
Council
Allied High Commission For Germany
The Fingers Itch and Labor's Leisure Debate
George Sokolsky argued that most people dislike being idle and that leisure must be balanced with work. He warned against assuming shorter work weeks will fix unemployment, noting there is always more to do and urging both action and thoughtful planning in society.
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Omaha
Heralia
George Sokolaky
Mr. Sokolsky
Parking Lots Offer Sensible Solution to City Puzzles
Kansas City Kansas and Topeka lead in parking lot efforts with scattered lots in business districts. Pittsburg reports growing use as motorists still resist parking away from main streets. Proper placement on side streets, alongside stores, can ease congestion and boost shopper access.
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Kansas Cities
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Topeka
Pittsburg
Broadway
Pine
Fouth
Atchison
Achison Globe
Letters to the Editor Frames Local Debate on Gestapo Labeling
The Journal-World prints reader letters critical of local officials and citizens who use the term Gestapo to describe police or city administration. Contributors urge orderly dissent, accuse out of town drivers of violations, and propose practical traffic enforcement ideas while warning against overbearing authority and vigilantism.
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Lacel Bensd Nome Eiltor
Weridta
Marin
Gestapo
Jonsen
Lawrence
Munich
Zeke
Sturnertatlers
Journal-World
Grace
Egbert ‘ VIII
Prospet
Speedy Garageman Seeks Divorce After Old Desertion
Roland i Clendening, 47, of Pittsburgh, married in 1924 in Wheeling, W V. His wife vanished eight days later. A new letter offered an annulment, but the court refused the divorce as filed too late. He plans a new divorce suit for desertion.
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Los Angeles
Rolandi Clendening
Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Clendening
Deeree
Denizen of the Deep Puzzle Clue List
A dense crossword style grid clues set with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes fish depiction indecipherable from OCR and numerous short definitions spanning foods, places, letters, and common words.
Puzzle Fill In From Clues and Answers
Answer to Previous Puzzle. Card game. Employ. Mended. Wrong font mountains. Trading place. Wharf. Gaelic. Playing card. Indistinct. Time measure. Fanislum.
Question Of Who Should Be First In Atomic Shelters
AP analyst Dewitt Mackenticz discusses the ethics of grading Americans for shelter admission by national importance. The piece cites World War I lessons, urges civic service, unity, and morale to support general welfare amid atomic risk, and honors immigrant small-businessman Joseph Suozzi for civic effort.
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Dewitt Mackentic
Clarke Goodman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Acsential
United States
Mediterranean
France
Goodman
Joseph Suozzi
Rockefeller Plaza
Red armored brigades fuel northern Korea drive
Tokyo reports two red armored brigades totaling 84 tanks lead a northern offensive in Korea. Intelligence says the units, identified as the 16th and 11th divisions, operate near Lihung and Taegu with about 150 000 UN forces on the line awaiting follow on infantry. Each brigade includes two battalions of ~2,000 men each.
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Tokyo
Korea
MacArthur
Lihung
Taegu
United Nations
Barbs and Blurts From Hal Cochran Column
A jumble of notes from a Hal Cochran column on nudist progress humorous remarks about men choosing shirts. A telephone company warns about talking to strangers. An expert claims flowers can shout or whisper. A Pennsylvania woman serves six months in jail and loses 30 pounds. Tone questions prisoner rights and freedom of speech.
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Hal Cochran
Flowers
Pennsylvania
Mosquitoes Die From Oils On Water Insecticide Claim
Dr H H Stage of the US Department of Agriculture reports volatile oils sprayed on stagnant water kill mosquito larvae by poisoning their tracheal tissue. He notes oils with higher volatility are more lethal and that suffocation by film coverage is not the primary kill mechanism. A photoelectric cell device is mentioned in the text.
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Chicago
H. H
Department of Agriculture
American Chemical Society
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