Allies seek compromise on German role in Western defense
In New York discussions British Bevin and French Schuman clash with Acheson over German participation in Western Europe defense. US favors including German manpower and resources. A compromise likely, with Germany to be integrated as a limited partner under Atlantic alliance. General Clark notes U.S. troop buildup in Europe to bolster the garrison in Germany before spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
France
Aanarica
New York
Germany
Bevin
Schuman
Acheson
America
Western
Europe
Altho
Aadt
Trusman
Western Europe
Mark W. Clark
U. S. Army
U.S
A Summer Without a Circus in Lawrence Kansas
Friday September 23 1950 notes Lawrence misses Ringling Brothers circus appearing in Manhattan and Concordia while Cole Brothers bypass the area. The piece contrasts other entertainment with the thrill of the big top and laments the absence, hoping routing experts address the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ringling Brothers Circus
Manhattan
Cole Brothers Circus
Ringling
Kansas City
Concordia
Aingers
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence Han
Rijous
Cole
Security checks urged amid Korea Russia risk
The piece argues for expanded security checks by the FBI and Defense Department if the Korean conflict widens into war with Russia. It warns insurgent sabotage from pro Soviet factions could cripple bridges, plants, and water supplies, urging planning now rather than after damage occurs. Representative Scrivner notes few peace petitions reached his district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Defense Department
Korea
Russia
United States
Japan
Europe
Nazi Germany
Pinks
Leftiain
America
Wendell Willkie homecoming trip for Lawrence residents
Old Home Town notices that twenty seven Lawrence residents will board a Santa Fe train to Coffeyville for the Wendell Willkie homecoming. Other items include births, visits, employments, theater open house at the Journal World, and a public school enrollment update with several local names and places.
Autopsy and tributes mark loss of Lon Clayton and Jimeo Durante
Readable fragments report services held in Los Angeles for Lon Clayton and Jimeo Durante’s manager. Autopsy notes and cancer deaths listed. George Jessel delivered remarks and died after a lengthy illness. Unclear sequence leaves gaps on dates and locations, but notes funeral activities and prominent figures connected to the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lon Clayton
Jimeo Durante
Home of Peace
George Jessel
Dacnen
The Reward Unto Thee O Lord Belongeth Mercy
Psalm verse reads Mercy belongs to the Lord and he renders to each according to his work. The wording echoes a medieval devotional tone with archaic spelling.
Before It Is Too Late Oscar Sunuffer
A Arkansas City letter argues for a national strategy board to share decisions and avoid sole reliance on the President. It cites postwar diplomacy with Stalin and Truman, warns of risks from concentrated power, and urges action before it is too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Sunuffer
Arkansas City
Stalin
Roosevelt
Yalta
Teheran
Truman
Potsdam
Congress
North Korea
Berlin
Germany
Pneumonia Defeated by Penicillin Sparks American Confidence
The article recalls pneumonia once a feared killer and notes the impact of penicillin in saving millions of lives. It highlights a broader American effort behind this medical breakthrough and hints at further advances on the horizon.
Barbs by Hal Cochran Spellbound Verdict and Orchard Spray
An archeologist says the rich dodge taxes for 2000 years and practice makes perfect. A spray in orchards prevents apple drop. Most wives dispute the notion that a woman ceases seeking a husband after engagement. A jury awarded $6000 to a young woman claiming a spell on her failed to enchant the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cochran
Penicillin Production Push Aimed At Broad Access
A high level gamble on new drug plants sought to cut penicillin costs to reach all. Officials debated large scale manufacture to save lives while costs dropped to affordable levels for general use. The era’s entrepreneur view warned capital methods fail but the penicillin story shows possibilities amid global demand.
Power of Asia Ba Cai and The Korean War Insight
A fragmented analysis notes Western underestimation of North Korea before the war and rising belief that both Koreas can field capable forces with Russian and American aid. The piece discusses perceived Asian military potential and implications for global power dynamics amid Cold War tensions.
Polio Epidemic Strikes Upstate New York Area
Specialists battled today over a polio epidemic in an upstate New York area as national figures warn this could be the second worst year in U S history. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis ordered experts to Utica vicinity where 129 infections have occurred this summer and 11 have died. Basil O’Connor noted 18 233 new polio cases nationwide through Sept 9 signaling a possible record total. Three Harvard specialists and aides were sent to the Utica area where 73 active cases are hospitalized and most victims are adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
National Foundation For
Utica
Basil O'Connor
Foundation
Harvard
Unclear Puzzle List with Musical Terms and Clues
A fragmented OCR list presents scattered clues and numbers. Items include musical terms, prepositions, translations, and ordinal hints with references to coins and titles. Unresolved entries mix geography, law terms, and misc definitions, suggesting a cryptic or crossword style puzzle page fragment.
Britain to send 500 Tommies to Korea soon in push
London reports the British government plans to have about 500 Tommies in action in Korea soon with 150000 trained troops available next year for any European emergency. The House of Commons approved base and other military preparations after a three day defense policy debate. Defense Minister Shinwell said about 4000 more soldiers would head to Korea within weeks, with two battalions already there and the fleet units. He said Britain could provide 10 divisions within a year, comprising territorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Korea
House of Commons
Labor
Emanuel Shinwell
Shinwell
Britain
Baldwin and Nice Families Attend Local Gatherings
McPherson area residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Elgin Button from McPherson, who were guests of Mr and Mrs A E Preston. Marilyn Button enrolled at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, while Myron Nice and sons Lloyd and Frank visited Mrs Nice's sister Mrs William MM Clark on a Westward trip. Mrs Nice, a former Baldwin girl, Blanche Tabor before marriage, is noted. Friends of Mrs Homer Hooper in Shreveport Louisiana reported her serious polio condition, in critical status though showing slight improvement. Dr and Mrs Nelson P Horn and Mrs William McClumphy occupy Baker president’s North Eighth Street home. old Baker house becomes a dormitory with house parents Donald Nott and the new home described as very comfortable. Finley Graham family moved from town south to former Ralph Twiehall house three blocks west of Santa Fe station. Thomas A Evans and children Chester and David have relocated to Siloam Springs Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Button
McPherson
A. E
Preston
Buttons
Baldwin
Lawrence
Marilyn
University of Kaness
Myron Nice
Sone
Lloyd and Frank
Oyner Point
Mra
Nica
Willam MM. Clark
Nice
Baldymirl
Misa Blanche Tabor
Homer Hooper
Baker
Lving
Shreveport
Hooper
Andree Hargeu
Ira M. Hargett
Louisville
Iigdars
Eudora News: Vacation Tales and Local Events
Mrs Edwin Ott reports a two week Amaherat VA vacation visiting Natural Bridge Monticello and Abe Lincoln hometown sites. Ames events in Topeka feature Daisy group, topeka fair attendees. Schehrer suffers stroke at home in Fadorn hospitalizing. Mrs Joy Strobel to host Flower Club. Frank Martin paper on Song of Sedum. Mrs Herbert Miner to lead Canning and Preserving. Hat parade from garden to highlight the program with prizes for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Ott
Amaherat
Ott
Natural Bridge
Monticello
Washington
Springuald
Abe Lincoln
I. D. Adams
Daisy” Ames
Topeka
Feary Blechel
Harald Morley
Kunde
Doe Schehrer
Fadorn
Clarence Schehrer
Joy Strobel
Flower Club
Mail
Mira
Frank Martin
Myre
Herbert Miner
Round Table
Lester Manxsey
Radio Programs Schedule Across Stations on September Friday
Radio list shows airings across WDAF WREN KMBC KMOC KCMO KMNC KMBC and others for Friday September 15 with programs from The Lone Ranger to Beulah and Conan Doyle style mysteries, and Saturday September 18 listings include news and variety shows with Beulah Alten Pranhiln and Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xkmhc
KMDU
Wren
Talie
Philip Marlowe
WLAF
KMBO
MBC
Vaughn Monroe
DiMaggio
RCMO
Norman Brokenshire
KMMO
Sgn Inc
Hraah Creek Folliew
Dennis Day
Bruah Creek Foltina
Canova Ue
Orebéatra Ae
Oprey BC
Eton
Decker Wren
Shamrock
RUG Beneke Rhow
WDAF
Newacas
Eeaniee
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Ay Dewitt macKanzia
AG Foreign Affairs Analyet
Ringling Brothers
Chamber of Commerce
Scrivner
Stockholm
Kansan
Old Home Town
Coffeyville
Wendell Willkie
Ernest Mullin
Jack Riley
Betty Jean. Flory
Overbrook
Riley
Vernon Yoder
Yoder
A. J. Decker
Kansas State Employment Service
Veterans Hospital
Wadaworth
H. C. Brown
Small David
Shenandoah, Tenn
Menrnere
Hugh Means
J. Ne Lewis
Ernest Bayles
Warrensburg
Grace Newley
Versa Nevies
C.K. Orelup
Florence Hyre Wll
Sheveport
Amy Trene Radcliffe
Sidina
Charing Bren
Chancetlor Strong
K. I
Robinson
Lawrence Friends
Hugh Praire
Brotherhood Bible Eliss
Hinll
Mark Ewald
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Chris Schaale
Mi. 4
Lawrencr
Presbyterian
Hermonotie
Barto Pugh
American Enterprise
Happily Ever After
James E
Tu Mmer
Asia
Mongel
Wyurtines
Agia
County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. F. Taylor
Norton
U.S. Navy
Calhi
Evans
John Brown University
Alasma
Thomas A. Evans
E. H. Marchon
Fred Bennett
Greeley
James M. Lelinaker
Fort Wiley
I Camp
Virginia
Lelingker
Mackie
Teter
Lajinaker
Minner
Jay Sattengry
Beatrice
Neb
George Malicky
Mer
Abrahain Torktesonnd
Thelyne
Marl Anternon
Herington
Thiry
Jo Anderson
England
Exchange Street
Sulay
Mid Obra
Libert Wena
Lolo
Ire-Schoel Steaty Group
Mrx
Hiarath
Earwreneg Memorial Hospital
Aire Rd Thorens
Mae Hudl
Jerry Hopkins
J. J. Hopkins
Elyria
Leora Rapier
Jerry
Cleveland
William Merciar
Central National Bank
Jayhawk Horn
Tisper
Hesper
Mesner Mothers Club
Intel
St Mavis -Youth Fellowship
Mia Oretta Hopi
St. Van's Church
Ana Mee
Veral
Woam
Methodist Church
Jhebe Westhetter
Woonan
Perview
Clearfield
Echon
Ly Am
Finley Graham
Ralph ‘Twiehall Hone Io
Santa Fe
Cheater
David
Eudora
Skinner
Ren Red
Renu
Earth
Vogler & Sons
Round Corner Drug CO
McGrew & Peck Insurance
Real Estate
Bvamcaws Life Buc
Pelacee EL
F. A. Cordell
Ed Harrison Frea
Newa
NHC
Kaneas City
Falcon
Boatee Ies
Nent Mene
Babe
Sam Spade
Blue Jay
KMBC
Faith
Femc-Dara Rosa Orchestra
AC —Theater
Renoammsingh
Malone
MBC Cortina
Ar Walter A Finchell
KCMO
Judge Robins
KMRI
People’n Platform
Frank Kcmo
Tex Bene
Wdaf-Television
Wenly Harrie
Ri —Taunt
Jaiv
I Dapalong Cassidy
Fim
Flan Fenturelli
Tim Taler
Lark
Soa Hanna
RCA Victor
Be Baba
B. F. Goodrich
Mase
Jane Television
Motorola
Gur Owal
12Th & N.Y
Phons
Joe Eel Aaery
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