United States Proposes Global Peace Force at UN
Dewit Mackenzie reports on Secretary Acheson's call for an international army to crush aggression and a peace patrol to monitor global trouble. The plan seeks UN General Assembly authority if the Security Council is blocked by vetoes, aiming to deter war and avert future conflicts with military backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U. N
Tian Gould
United Nations
United States
U. N. General Assembly
Acheson
Peace Organization
Acheson Furthree
U.N
The
Manchester Guardian
Russia
Soviet envoy Vishinsky speaks at UN forum in cautious tone
The article notes Comrade Vishinsky's first appearance at the forum as Soviet representative and his moderation while praising the UN’s usefulness. It questions Moscow’s view of recent events and whether his remarks signal policy shifts or a preparatory clearing of the air for further Soviet actions. The piece contrasts the restrained speech with ongoing inflation concerns affecting U.S. policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vishinsky
Baleowicat
U.N
Moscow
Zeke
Lan France attendance forecasts and building delays
Recent figures show Lan France school attendance closely matched early forecasts for the term. Opening two weeks' attendance ran slightly under estimates, with runs likely to align by term end. The district faces construction challenges as facilities must bear the load, and the period board should accelerate the building program amid uncontrollable factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanfrance
Lawrence
Period Board
On a Shoestring Labor Government Survives Confidence Vote
The British Labor government narrowly survives a confidence vote by six votes amid a period of global upheaval. Public sentiment is divided as the socialist regime clings to power, with fears about the future and ongoing political suspense. The government claims progress while citizens remain anxious and wary.
Labour chief warns unions on wage demands in inflation era
Maurice J. Tobin told A R U delegates at the Houston annual convention that restraint on wage demands is prudent. He warned excessive demands could force the government to clamp rigid controls as inflation accelerates and war-time finances tighten. The administration faces a serious, perilous economic path ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice J. Tobin
A.ru
Houston
Tobin
Briering
Emporia Gazette voices approval of Marshall as defense secretary
The Emporia Gazette backs General Marshall for secretary of defense citing his extensive training and the need to clean up a major mess. The piece also notes ongoing unrest in Russia with guerrilla activity, Harriman’s Ohio criticisms of Taft, MacArthur’s China critique, liquor revenue concerns in Kansas, and the human cost of Korea fighting for American families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia Gazette
Marshall
Kansas
Old Home Town News Brief on Local Births and Visitors
Miss Dorothy Whee and George Arthur Cooking plan a Thursday morning wedding. Mr and Mrs Tom Holladay of Oskaloosa announce the birth of a daughter yesterday. Mrs Earle Patton hosted a party to celebrate the birth of her daughter Mary Louise. A treasure hunt was held. Local residents listed include Judith Cotton John Cotton Barton Schrader David Hill and many others. Charles Martin of the U S Naval training school at San Diego visited his parents this week. Dr C F O Bryan who broke his ankle June 1 returns to practice October 1.
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Dorothy Whee
George Arthur
Tom Holladay
Oskalooss
Earle Patton
Mary Louise
Theo Judith Cotton
John Cotton
Barton Schrader
David Hill
Braphen Hill
John Zimmer
Ann Sievers
Elaine Pierce
Carolyn Helmes
Two fibley farmers enforce Sunday hunting ban
Twenty five years ago farmers asserted their rule against Sunday hunting on their land after eight to twelve squirrels were shot by four young men who later complained to the sheriff. The sheriff advised them to forget if the gun was returned. T Gallagher, active in the life business here for over 90 years, died September 19 at age 60. Annabel Werkenthin celebrated her eighth birthday with a party for numerous friends including Helen Ingle, June Hatch, Violet Warren, and others. Mrs. Irvin Ingram hosted an afternoon gathering at her home.
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Fibley
T. Gallagher
Annabel Louise Werkenthin
Birthday Party for Oatman Boys Draws Close Family
The birthday celebration for Irvin Jr. and James Robert Oatman was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oatman. Attendees included Mrs. Clarence Speer and her sons Bobbie and Hubert, Mrs. Saile and Clifford Saile Jr., Mrs. W. H. Ranson and son Larry Bruce of Topeka, Helen Grace Gentry, Vernim Bearman, Dale Eugene Babfit, Ruth Irene Oatman, and Irvin Jr. and James.
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Roy Oatman
Irvin, Jr
James Robert
Clarence Speer
Bobbie and
Hubert
Saile
Clifford Saile, Jr
W. H. Ranson
Larry Bruce
Topeka
Helen Grace Gentry
Virnim Bearman
Dale Eugene Bab- Fit
Ruth Irene Oatman
Irvin
James
Forty Years Ago Weddings and Local Notes Recap
Forty years ago Mrs. Oscar Zimmerman planned a weekend party for the weddings of Miss Mary Dudley and Malcolm McNaughton and Miss Grace Cox and James Smith. Smth was united in marriage by Rev. C L Milton. William Nadelhoffer returned from Joliet and Arthur Schlesinger of Detroit visited Sol Marks. City schools declared a holiday Friday for a Lawrence fair. Breezedale street north side renamed Hishop avenue in honor of Mayor Bishop.
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Oscar Zimmerman
Mary Dudley
Malcolm McNaughton
Grace Cox
James . Smith
C. L. Milton
William Nadelhoffer
Joliet
Arthur Schlesinger
Detroit
Mich
Sol Marks
Lawrence
Breezedale
Hishop
Bishop
Gallant 24th Infantry Gets Replacements At Last
In Jackson Mississippi the gallant Twenty fourth Infantry, all Negro soldiers, finally receives replacements after seven weeks of near constant combat in Korea. They held the Nak tong bridgehead against 12 000 North Korean troops before poised for renewed assault, as Brig Gen John H Church earned a promotion to Major General. The unit is slated to shift from defense to attack with reinforcements long awaited by front line men.
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Jackson, Miss
Daily News
Twenty-fourth Regiment
United States Infantry
Seoul
Kum
Taejon
Naktong
Twenty-fourth
John H. Church
Church
Change of Command as Almond Takes Over Inchon Seoul Beachhead
Maj. Gen. Edward M. Almond assumed command of the Inchon Seoul beachhead forces in Korea, succeeding Maj. Gen. Arthur D. Struble, in a ceremony at the Tenth Corps headquarters. The transfer was announced from General MacArthur's headquarters.
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Almond
Inchon
Seoul
Tokyo
Arthur D. Struble
Joint Task Force Seven
Inchon-Seoul
Korea
Edward M. Almond
U. S. Tenth Corps
Tenth Corps
Genere
MacArthur
Indian Ox and Incarnation Puzzles Across An Abbreviated List
A compact OCR style puzzle item listing various clues and abbreviations. It includes references to animals, places, months, chemical symbols, and common words arranged as scattered hints with numerical positions, seeking cross‑reference or solution. The fragmentary text mixes numbers, labels, and partial phrases from a broader crossword style grid.
A Kansan Reports Europe on anti communist crackdown
John J. Conrad details French police arresting 266 alien communists with about a third deported. He notes public approval, critiques by De Gaulle papers, and political implications. Also describes Omaha Beach memorials, fortifications at Mt Canise, and a 200 year old cider mill near Bourgeville with a manual press and large wooden casks.
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John J. Conrad
Ecape
France
Russia
Korea
Reds
Monsieur P
Haricot
Yarmer
Bourgeville
Calvados
French farm life notes and postwar agriculture discuss dairy and machinery
A stitched account describes Normandy as dairy country with cows in summer pastures and farm machinery adoption in France, noting rising tractor use and costs. The article includes a brief legal note about Wayne Bleler receiving a suspended sentence for assault tied to a May incident over a garbage barrel and medical bills for the victim.
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Normandy
Wayne Ble
I. C. Kemper
Kan
Addiion
Estes
Kemper
Radio Schedule Fragments From a 1940s Station Lineup
A dense OCR of radio program listings shows a busy lineup across stations WREN WDAF KMBC KCMO WDAR and others. The scan names shows show titles hosts and times including embo Philip Marlowe and Beulah plus various music and news blocks with scattered errors. The fragment preserves era style and multiple station references and program blocks across a single day.
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Uae
Wren
WDAF
Craften Vv
Stansell
Stare
Bob Hawk
Bailroeea
Wren Fale
Wren—Osate
Dimension
Mini Brooks Rae Ype Gectraa
Tome
Philip Marlowe
KCMO
U. N. Ke
WDIF
Bill Stern
Starasiog
KMBC
Beulah Wren—Allen
Reptermater
Milt Dicky
Milt
Scotty
Kitchsfitchen
Junior Junction
Bob Jones
iyDar
Tarm
KCMIC
Wren—Horaa
Bob Eberly
WRAF
WDAR
N.B.C
WRENS
Lyne A
Norman Grekeoshirey
Canova
KoMo—Martiniaque Orchestra
Wdar—Grand OF Opray
REM Sweet Decker
Ren—Shoot the Moon
Keno
WOaF_New acent
NBC Theater
Kansas City
WRON
Lutheran
America
Chase Wren
Freddy Martin
Drew Pearson
Tex Willams
Ro Tnele Benny
Guy
the Lias OK
WDAPS
Samm
Bpede
Tha
Percy Faith
Theater Guild
Wroncamasinr
Mr Malone
EMBC
Corlins
Archer Wren
Walter ‘Winched
Ren
Allen Freakin BoMo
Rer Baneks
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AP Foreign Attaira
South Korea
SA. N
Powers Assembly
Security Council
Council
General Assembly
Leagar of Nations
United Action For Peace
Assembly
Lawrence DaiLy Journal-World
the World Company
Bundsy
Wal Ax
Beyeed Denslat
March
Tobin Attein
Red
Poland
W. Averell Harriman
Taft
Ohio
China
Red China
General MacArthur
Far East
Old Home Town
Happily Ever After
Student Union
Corp Idea
Indies
Egypt
Sicily
Wainy
Kansan
Europe
Soviet Union
L’humanite
Walter Bedell Smith
Wall Street
Omaha Beach
Soldiers O'Neal
Gonge
Garguily
Smith Polchuk
Bittner
Conachy
Hollerman
Schettini
Mt. Canise
Trouville
Mionville
Midway Down
Monsieur Harriot
Motorola
2Th & N
MOTOR
Chrysler
Plymouth
al Care
Round Corner Drug CO. Te
Mel Fisher
Smith Electric Company
N.bl St
Hotchkiss
Insurance and
F. A. Cordell Prescription Cruegists
Harrigoa Qy
Telenews
Roberta Quintonaloe
Alan Young
Hopalong Cassidy
Tim Tyler
Bob Hope
Chicago
Gene Autry
Kuhr
Fran
Olle
Rowerta Quinlan
Oh _Newes
Arthur Murray
the Ramblers
Wrestling From
Beyond Blue Horison
Honda of Destiny
Little Show
HANNA
RCA Victor
Er Television
Downtown Dealer
B. F. Goodrich
Mme Aeap
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