Liberal Soul Quote Opens The Liberal Soul
The page from the Journal-World of Lawrence Kansas shows publishing details, pricing, and a Proverbs quote. It lists staff and affiliations, including C. Simons as president and OLPH aimons as publisher, with Associated Press credit and circulation notes. The religious proverb “The liberal soul shall be made fat” appears at the bottom.
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Journal-World
the World Company
C. Simons
Ap Murray
Mc Baker
Olph Aimons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Mall
Sorensen & Thompson
Inn
New York
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Kansas City
Westith St
Associated Pers
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Postoffice
Eansts
Nthe
Bricker Campaign Calls for End to European Style Governance
Governor Bricker declares in French Lick that to free America from European patterns the nation must overhaul recent practices. He argues for government open to the American public and against secret deals, signaling a comprehensive shift in national policy.
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Bricker
America
Europe
United States
Bidney
French Lick
Ind
Election Money Moves From Kansas to Other States
The political action committee of that organization spends money in other states, signaling futility in buying the election in Kansas. The effort is aimed at breaking down the fundamental concept of representative government and is in league with corruptionists everywhere. The campaign against the new deal and its affiliates upholds government by the people’s considered judgment.
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C.I
News blackout to curb rumors in western front reports
The Associated Press tightens verification of war dispatches to counter German propaganda and rumors. Citing rumors of German surrender, editors warn that only confirmed reports should guide both front lines and home front morale as battle along the Moselle continues.
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Western Front
Associated Press
Germany
Moselle
Gestapo to Lead Secret War While Going Underground
Dispatches from a European source describe 10,000 Gestapo men retreating underground to wage a covert struggle against the Allies. The note laments the Gestapo’s already slow pace and suggests further strategic delays.
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Sdy
Gestapo
Sunflower Ordnance Works Will Not Close For Victory Day
An official says the Sunflower plant will continue operations on Victory Day to boost production of rocket and smokeless powders. The plant is expanding capacity and hiring more workers, since victory over Germany won’t end the war and Japan’s power must be addressed.
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Sunflower Ordnance Works
Sunflower
Germany
Hitler
Japan
French recovery and potential fourth republic plan
The piece notes French local groups restoring order after German expulsion and considers a fourth republic modeled on the United States. It warns recovery may grow harder in later stages as France shapes an overall government while referencing the C. I. 0. campaign against McCarran in Nevada and the unusual bitterness fueling support for the senator.
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United States
McCarran
Nevada
Pearl Harbor
America
McCarren
Letters criticize militarism and call for peace
A reader endorses Mrs. H. M. Brownlee’s view on militarism traced to 17th century Europe. The letter condemns compulsory training, cites Prussian history under Frederick the Great and Bismarck, and hopes Eisenhower will curb militarism as a path to lasting peace. It ends with a biblical stake about those who take the sword.
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Journal-World
H. M.brownlee
Piheery
Frederick the Great
Bismarck
Kaiser Wilhelm
Eisenhower
War Analyst: Allied Push Against Siegfried Line Intensifies
DeWitt Mackenzie reports from The War Today on the fierce fighting near the Siegfried line as Allied forces push to clear German garrisons in Channel ports. He notes Hitler's delaying tactics, broad German defenses, and the widening Allied advance across France and toward the coast. The Canadian First Army leads efforts to clear resistance, including the capture of Wissant.
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Siegfried Line
Hitler
Reich
France
Canadian First Army
Wissant
Lawrence School Enrollment Surges Past 1983 Figures
Preliminary reports from Lawrence schools indicate this year’s enrollment will exceed 1983 by 115. Today's tally lists 3,014 students. Local notices also record appointments, marriages, moves, and events across Lawrence including dorm chaperon Mrs. Esterly, Dickinson Theater manager Tenney, and various engagements and graduations.
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Lawrence
C. E. Esterly
Watkins Hall
K. U
Claude Decker
Law
Tenney
Th Dickinson Theater
Agnes Lorene Smith
Otto C. Dhler
Overbrook
Harold Stowe
Albert Ford
Valley Towe
R. E. Rexroad
Belleview
R. H. Ruge
Pamel
Anna Boydston
Woodglock
J. B. Sumner
Dora
Lindell Cha
Local Social News From Barker Neighborhood
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs W D Pontius and families and Mr and Mrs Winter Pontius of Dayton were guests of Mr and Mrs Brooke Pontius in the Barker area. Miss Louise Tolbert will visit Mrs Ben Barr of Wichita for several days. Miss Lasea Wiggins of Wichita, staying with cousin Miss Hazel Wiggins, attended a party hosted by Margaret Gragber Vera Brown Cecil ahe Hazel Riggs Blanche Holloging and Ruby Manter. John Robinson Win Newmark Harley Catlin and Walter Barnum also mentioned.
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W. D. Pontius
Winter Pontius
Dayton
Brooke Pontius
Barker
Louise Tolbert
Ben Barr
Wichita
Lasea Wiggins
Hazel . Wiggins
Mararet Gragber
Vera Brown
Cecilahe
Hazel Riggs
Blanche Hollo
Ging
Ruby Manter
John Robinson
Win Newmark
Harley Catlin
Walter Barnum
Forty Years Ago Notes from the Town Postings
A. Monroe in the east says New York favored Roosevelt in November. Knights and Ladies of Security met at the Guffins. A. H. Miller’s buggy wrecked when his horse fell into a ditch near the canning factory. County board contracts with Missouri Valley Bridge for a north abutment and a 200 foot span to be finished in 60 days. Betty Washington chapter D A R to meet with Miss Jewett hosting. May Hotchkiss Spencer assisting. J. M. Neville left for Knobtown on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Squires back from Colorado. A. D. Weaver and daughter Eileen home from New York. Miss Vera Lindsey and Eva Ellis headed to the World’s Fair in St. Louis. Lola Eames returned from Baltimore. Sophia Webber back from a week in City.
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A. Monroe
East
New York City
New York
Teddy Roosevelt
Knights and Ladies of Security
A. Y
Frank Guffin
A. H. Miller
Canning Factory
Board of County Commissioners
Missouri Valley Bridge Company
Betty Washington
D.A
C. F. Squires
Colorado
A.D. Weaver
Eileen
Vera Lindsey
Eva
Ellis
St. Louis
Lola Eames
Baltimore
Sophia Webber
City
Allied push through Belgium and into Germany toward Cologne
British Second Army advances across the Albert Canal and nears the Siegfried line while linking with the American First Army heading toward Cologne. American forces liberate Luxembourg as Patton’s Third Army fights heavy near Metz. Seventh Army moves from southern France toward Belfort gateway to Germany.
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Calais
Zeeler Bai A Clos
Albert Canal
Belgium
Cleve
Cloas
First Army
Cologne
Aachen
Germany
Ita
Luxembourg
Patton
S. American Third Army
Metz
Moselle
Seventh Army
France
Belfort Ga
Reic Cloge
Baldwin News Highlights and Family Notices
Baldwin residents share weekend visits and new enrollments at Baker University. Twin sisters Eleanor Jean and Donna Jean Merry begin as freshmen, joined by sister Berneice Merry. Former Baldwin student Lit Warren Muenzenmayer marries Fredericka Goertz in California. Baker graduate Lieutenant Pianney Mayer active in Zeta Chi. taught at Tokyo American College. Dr. John C. Warnock, ex-Baldwin dentist, joins Kansas City University dental school. Ashley Mann in Wellsville seriously ill after stroke. Local families meet in Kansas City and Los Angeles, with broader moves and travel noted.
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Paul Merry
Kansas City
Baldwin
Eleanor Jean
Donna Jean
Baker
Merrys
Lyons
Mrs. Merry
Nelle Haxton
Mr. Merry
Berneice Merry
Warren
Muenzenmayer
Fredericka “Goertz
Church of Angels
South Pasadena
Calif
Pianneymayer
Zeta Chi
American College
Tokyo
Japan
C. W. Schwartz
Merle Hitchcock
Lloyd Schwartz
Jimmie
Peggy Ann
Topeka
Los Angles
Captain Schwartz
John C. Warnock
Kanesag City
School of Deniistry
Kansas City University
Dental Infirmary
Warnock
Ashley Mann
Howard Mann
Wellsville
Thomas Hitchcock
S. A. Deel
C. Scott Morgan
Mary Marcia
Malcom Strom
Philip Barnthouse
Dorothy Ann
Lynn
Cleveland
Sara Jane Graham
Finn V. Graham
Omaha
Neb
Mid Continent Airlines
Mid Continent Airlines. Miss Graham
University of Kansas
Whitewater
George M. Boicourt
Ottawa
Kansas Methodist Conference
Glen Lederer
Fort Jackson
S. C
Waldemar Gelich Violinist Performs in New Mexico Tours
A Santa Fe clipping reports violinist Waldemar Gelich giving two concerts in New Mexico. He and accompanist Gertrude Brown Clark performed at Palen Hall and at the New Mexico Teachers College, with duties noted at Holy Faith Guild. Gelich and his wife have spent weeks touring the state along with faculty ties to R. U. and New Mexico schools.
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T. J. Orr, Jr
Orr
Valley Ranch
N. M
Waldemar Gelich
Holy Faith Guild
Palen Hall
Bricker Outlines Peace Role Amid Campaign
Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio, the Republican vice presidential candidate, told the Indiana Republican Editorial Association he will discuss America’s role in world peace. He urged strength at home and blasted the Roosevelt administration, defining the 1944 issue as whether the United States remains a republic. He plans a broad campaign swing in the East, Midwest, and West through October 1.
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French Lick
Ind
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Buckeye
Campagin
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Bricker
America
Indiana
United States
Roosevelt
Midwest
What’s his wife like in the Beckley home scene
Sue Beckley confronts a social tension when Walt Hilyard brings his wife and daughter to a Beckley home. Leonard Beckley recalls his past with Margaret Hilyard while suspects swirl about faithfulness and old allure. The scene ends with Walt and Margaret arriving, hinting at renewed closeness and uncertainty.
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Leonard Beckley
Sue Beckley
Walt Hilyard
Staton Steel Products Company
Walt
Home Office
Margaret Hilyard
Margaret
Pauline’s
Sue
Len
Spinfeather
Mrs. Hilyard
Jennifer
President's Wife Puzzle Word List
A list of clues and answers across chemical symbols and word fragments. includes Erbium symbol Er, Bachelor of Arts BA, unit energy joule, First Lady, lawmaking body congress, metals and tools, various verbs and nouns. appears as a cryptic style puzzle with multiple numbered entries.
General Plank Speaks on Army Hour Broadcast
Brig. Gen. Ewart Plank, son of Mn. U.S. G. Plank, spoke yesterday afternoon on the Army Hour, a Sunday radio program. He discussed supply problems and the need to keep soldiers and equipment moving at the front, recounting conditions in the field from France where he serves with the advance communications section.
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Ewart Plank
Mn. U.S. G
Red Cross Calendar Draws Volunteers September 11 16
The Red Cross pushes the September schedule with departments at the Central Building. Surgical Dressings and Sewing Rooms operate Tuesday, Thursday, and Monday evenings. Knitting and Hospital Bandages set hours. Canteen and Nutrition centers offer classes and planning aid. Home Nursing and First Aid classes announced on demand. A purse theft at Santa Fe depot reports a black pocketbook with seven dollars, a check, forty five dollars in cash, a ration card, and other items missing from Betty Ann Pierce.
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Hureday
Red Cross Office
Informa Uon
Red Cross
Electa Kindlesperger
R. N
Missy Anna Lorimer
Een
Betty Ann Pierce
Indiana Street
Santa Fe
Radio Schedule Fragments From Early Evening Listings
Fragmentary OCR of a radio listings page showing numerous stations and programs. Entries include WREN WDAF KMBC and EMBC broadcasts with music hours, news, drama, and variety shows. Programs list episodes, times, and performers, though several items are garbled or partial. The dense page captures a snapshot of mid century station programming.
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Aul Koehler
Dewitt MacKenzie
A.P
F. C. Luckan
Gladys
Albert Murphy
Oklahoma City
Ethel Smith
Emporia
George Wine
W. H. Pendleton
Kate Riggs
the Lawrence High School
D. J. Kennedy
Blue Mound
J. R. Holmes
Margaret ‘Hill
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
Virginia Pendleton
Pon du Lac
Wis
Grafton Hall
Laura Pendleton
Minnie Able
Baldwin News
Festaoee Wise
Ia Stenhe Na
Wash
Thei Mra. F. A
Minnie Ralph
Donald Clark
Lawrence Clark
Chariton
Ralph
G. B. van Arsdale
Meee Geeee
Waldemar Geltch, Violinist
Santa Fe, N. M
U. S
Jan
Plank
WREN
Jacn Armatrong
WDAP
Embc—Newacast
RMBC
RAD
Radica
Army Signal Corps
H. N. Hicks
Walcede
Americas
Lumae
Ataris
Firestone
Sean
Beney J. Taylor
Aeronorm Coiling
Exes Rangers
Dos Amigos
Noo
KMBC
Western Echoes
WDAF
Music Shop
Smomoranie Eigee
the Today
Green Bornet
Joany Ny Presenta
Lumante Avner
Hildegarde
EMBC
Zoe
Cancert Orchestra
B. G. Gustafson
Ra Ae A
Union Bus
Mass
Lawrence - Topeka - Karsas City
V. Low
Ar. le
BR Dt
Southwestern Greyhound Lines
N. ES
Funk’s Mortuary
N. EL
Holmes, McGrew. & Peck
East 7Th Street
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