Modern Diplomacy Two Russia Policies Britain Trade And India
A Washington writer notes Russia pursues two foreign policies toward other nations one aimed at potential communists and another toward countries where communism has little chance He suggests Britain similarly shifts between anti Russia rhetoric and trade with Russia while England’s India policy remains the key potential break in ties The piece highlights Britain’s cooperation with the US State Department and the sharing of intercepted Soviet documents as part of monitoring communist influence
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N. BR. A
Washington
Russia
China
Great Britain
Churchill and Birkenhead
India
England
United States
State Department
Third International
Latin America
Kellogg
Navy
Wilbur
Wheat Harvest Outlook for Kansas Crop Labor Needs
The U S Department of Labor forecasts a large Kansas wheat crop with about 26000 outside harvest workers needed. Start dates vary by county from June 15 to July 10, with weather possibly shifting those windows by up to two weeks. Northeast Kansas holds diverse crops and less outside labor demand.
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Kansas
United States Department of Labor
South-Central
Counies
Central Counties
Southwest Counties
North-Central Counties
Northwestern Counties
Labor Department
Commercial Street
P. C. Schultz
South Fifth Street
Santa Fe Street
Dean Sacks
S Street
Clyde Shifflet
John Pulman
Ty Cobb
Bean
Aire
Growth of American Auto Industry and Roads
Automobile registrations rose from 300 in 1895 to 22,011,393 in 1926, with the industry expanding from small shops to a dominant U.S. business. Wages exceed $6.0 billion for about 3.5 million workers. the sector supports railroads and drives cross country touring as good roads expand. If maintenance continues, 583,000 miles of roads could yield a $10 trillion industry in two years.
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United States
H. J. Kingsley
National Traffic Authority
Mr. Kingsley
America
Fort Scott reports on local gambling and sports houses
The Fort Scott Tribune notes rumors that a regular gambling establishment operates downtown and several sporting houses have run in the city. Reports have reached our office in recent nights with details ambiguous and unverified.
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Fort Scott
Hollywood Cellars Target Wild Parties Across Town
City officials raid several Hollywood venues amid reports of unruly gatherings and excessive drinking. Investigators say illegal activities tied to after party events led to disturbances and police warnings for venues to enforce safer limits.
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Hollywood
GLOBE LIGHTS A Way to Safer Travel and Safer Living
A collection of wry quips and reflections on safety, manners, and urban life. The snippets poke fun at drivers, dwellers, and social trends, from safety razor jokes to marriage and neighborly advice with sly regional humor from Atchison.
Charlie Reeder’s Letters Prompt Skeptical Reply
Years ago Doniphan county representative Charlie Reeder sought constituent input by writing about a hundred letters on pending bills. He hoped for many replies to match colleagues back home. Only one reply arrived reading What in Hell did we send you down there to do.
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Charley Sessions
Charlie Reeder
Doniphan County
Charlie
Tie
Chester Helm
Ruth Ewing
Trinity Episcopal Church
A. H. Rolhebeck
Chicago
Atchison
O'Keefe
Coleman
State Highway Department
Bean Lake
Jess Procter
Thomas Gormley
Eden
Gormley
J. P. Gormley
Charles F. Gormley
William D. Gormley
Harry Gormley
Alice Gormley
Gene Howe
New York
Slide
Kelly
Orpheum
Fifth
Seventh
Commercial Street
Chandler
Paul H. Riley
Hazell
Nettleton
Lancaster
Claude Mishler
Mishier
New Orleans
D. B. Kinniburgh
California
Kinnburgh
Burlington
Mary Neavitt
Isabelle Elliott
Baker University
Baldwin
Robert Corken
Hiawaths
Rudolph Vogel
John Zschoche
Frohme
August Vogel
St. Louis
White Clay Creek
Newspaper ethics tease on printed names and divorce court
A White Cloud Globe excerpt shows a joke about withholding names in a story to spare a married man from social backlash. The note explains editors avoided printing a couple’s names to protect him from the divorce court, highlighting editorial caution and public perception.
Tenganoxie Mirror on Chinese resentment and Anglo-Saxon tensions
The piece notes anger among Chinese people toward Anglo-Saxons and a general dismissal of concern. It contrasts benevolent outsiders with domestic problems, suggesting indifference to ethnic tensions while focusing on internal divisions within the pale face race.
William Allen White on war and reason in postwar hope
White argues that foreknowledge of fighting is not enough and urges rational thought to prevent future wars. He notes war’s cost and says only disciplined reasoning can curb conflict, while quipping that recent rain made chicken theft unprofitable.
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William Allen White
Harold Gilbert
William Hartman
Parnell
Hartman
Gilbert
DAY'S DOINGS IN ATCHISON MISSISSIP? (title adjusted for length)
Jackson park crowds and Lions club plans for a park opening at Jackson park. Reports of theft, court notes, local errands, social visits, and a busy day of municipal and civic updates in Atchison.
A Riot of Colors Greeting Visitor at Jackson Park
Thousands of Atchison residents and visitors flocked to a tulip show at Jackson Park enjoying a display as diverse as the color spectrum. The guide highlights standout varieties from Le Mogul to Kaiser Krone, notes fragrant yellow Tulips, and calls attention to unique forms such as Tenenaire, with paths outlining and describing the arrangement along the park’s borders.
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Jackson Park
Atchison
Dumas
Plutarchus
Tyrene
Psyche
Petter Palmer
Farncombe Sanders
Bartignon
Atchison Area News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Local items report Tom Horner ill at St Benedicts, Sugarlake dance halls drawing crowds, Helen Mangelsdorf ill in bed, and Mrs L T Skinner buying a granite memorial. Ed Kuhn returns home post surgery. busy traffic near A S B bridge. Walter Berger leaves for Wentworth Academy. Fire, police, court notices and community happenings fill the day.
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Sugarlake
Helen Mangelsdorf
Flame Wood
L. T. Skinner
Atchison Monument Works
E. F. Fink
Sixth
Spring Streets
Ed. Kuhn
Farmington
Wallace Brockett
Kansas City
Wayne Bridge
Missouri Pacific Triumphs In Erratic Jamboree
Bernard Doyle pitched for Missouri Pacific Boosters as they defeated Muscotah 3 to 1 at the new Roosters park. Doyle limited Muscotah to six hits while MP offense erupted with three rallies, totaling 16 hits led by an eight-run eighth inning. The workout-like affair sets up a Sunday showdown with the Kansas City Boosters at home.
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Bernard Doyle
Missouri Pacific Boosters
Muscotah
Missouri Pacific Roosters
Doyle
Missouri Pacifics
Kansas City Boosters
Missouri Pac
Hubbard
Foster
Haegelin
Joseph Allverty
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Central
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American Legion Monthly
Bill Clinkerhook
Lions
Brooks Wyatt
Ed Hinds
Owen Kellison
Lions’ Club
Byram
Clark Henderson Hardware Co
J. M. Grooms
Rushville
Atchison Hospital
Henry Malone
C. D
William Praas
Royal Theatre
Globe Force
the Royal
Globe
D. M Perry
Arkansas
Mr. Perry
Central Branch
Jay Terry
M. C. Osbhorne
Terry
V. (. Terry
Lincoln
Nebr
University of Nebraska
John Price
Jane Price
Mr. Price
F. L. Vandergrift
Lila Price
Luce's
Europe
Caroline Peak
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Albert Mayfield
J. W. Barber
J. M. Martin
J. A. Horner
W. M. Hartman
E.W. Howe
William L. Kilpatrick
Boston
Kilpatrick
Court House
Edgar Stapper
West Palin Beach
Col
Ernest Thompson
Amarillo
E. W. Howe
Globe Publishing Co
Ralph Tennal
Sabetha
Sabetha Herald
Margie Webb
Society Reporter
Kansas City Star
Bether Clark Hill
Tennal
Star
Who's Who
Topeka
Hill
Beloit
Irwin
New York City
Commonwealth Fund
F. W. Howe
FE. W. Howe
Mr. Howe
A. B. Howe
Will Shelly
Christine King
William BE. Wheeler
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
St. Mark's
H. ©. Garvie
J. R. Paulsen
Mr. Paulsen
Public Health Association
Miss Leacy
Leavenworth
Russell Harrison
St. Mark’s Lutheran Sunday School
George Benton
Percy Dent
Ernest Tonsing
St. Mark’s Sunday School
William E. Wheeler
Tom Horner
St. Benedict’s College
Walter Berger
Berger
North Terrace Street
Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
Voelker Hill
Atchison-Troy Roads
Panama Canal
Harry Scott
Forest Hills
Scott
No. 7
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Hobinson
V. Fletcher
Perle Blair
Fletcher
Hotel Byram
Third
Santa Fe Streets
Coleman Farrell
Charles R. Flack
St. Benedict's College
Dr. Vollbher
Germany
Lawrence
Vollbher
Connecion
St. Benedict’s Library
Pillsbury
Sam Ferguson
Anaconda Mining Co
Great Falls
8. D
C. S. Ferguson
San Francisco
Bert
C. Wells
Sixth Street
Tom Moore
Moore
Rossville
Kas
Locomotive Finished Material Co
Willard Linville
Chestnut Street
Margaret Barr
Galesburg
Lawin & Douglass
Oak Hill Cemetery
Main Street
Theodore Nass
Michigan University
Ray
A. R. McEvyoy
North Eleventh Street
McEvoy
Muscotaball
Maurice Beven
Missouri Pacific
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