Views on free criticism and Stalin legacy in Cold War debate
The piece discusses Khrushchev’s push for self criticism of Stalin and the shifting political line in the Soviet bloc. It notes growing denunciations, potential for public confessions, and the impact on liberty of expression, contrasting Moscow and Vienna reactions to postwar reconstruction and symbols tied to Stalin. It also includes unrelated musings on infant handling and definitions of a baby.
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Khrushchev
Stalin
Red Press
Pravda
Vienna
Austria
Stalinplatz
Moscow
City Commission Earns Praise For Racially Inclusive Pool Policy
In a Peoples Forum tribute the Tribune commends city leaders for making the municipal pool open to all races. Judge Judd Henry Jones lauds wise leadership and civil dialogue that resolved concerns through reason and fair play, fostering goodwill and world peace.
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the Tribune
City Commission
Judd Henry Jones
First Methodist Church
Vienna’s many faces in a city of contrasts
The piece describes Vienna as a tourist beauty with ringed boulevards and baroque public buildings, a living city of two million residents in a lively center, and a third Vienna rebuilding postwar damage. It notes wide streets, parks, statuary, beer halls, and busy streets filled with children and vehicles.
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Vienna
Wien
Autogiro visits Chanute and local incidents
Twenty five years ago the autogiro arrived at Chanute airport piloted by C. J. Faulkner before flying to Dallas. Vernon Jones causes a minor crash after a firefly distraction, injuring no one. E. E. Lofgren hosts a Birdsong Beach picnic with several guests. Fifty years prior, J. L. Morrison and C. P. Swank return from Ottawa chautauqua as Main Street pole removal begins and Frank McCandless buys 115 N Steuben residence for 3500 dollars.
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Vernon Jones
Chanute
Evergreen
Jones
Edward Chastain
Chastain
E. E. Lofgren
Birdsong Beach
Charles Anderson
Katherine and
Leona May
Margaret Nelson
Kansas City
Marguerite Schmutz
Linnea Lofgren
Cecil Hollenshead
Milton
John Lofgren
J. L. Morrison
C. P. Swank
Ottawa
Chautauqua Assembly
Main Street
Frank McCandless
Everett Lawton
N. Steuben
Rules Against Baby Kiss Should Extend to Tossing
The article argues that public and private expressions of affection toward infants should be restricted. It cites Harry Truman refusing to kiss a baby as prudence against unsanitary or unwanted contact. The piece expands to suggest strangers and relatives should avoid handling babies and prefer keeping to protective, noninvasive gestures.
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Harry Truman
England
Harry
Clips and Quips and Parisian Pleasures
A columnist mix updates readers on a threatening letters case and a wealthy woman’s trip to France. The postmaster notes federal offense while a man blames income tax folks. a newly rich woman gushes about Paris and cultured locals.
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France
Paris
Kraft cheese windfall scheme draws taxpayer losses
Kraft Foods officials linked to Benson dairy advisory committee steered a cheese buyback plan that never left processors warehouses. Major customers including National Biscuit Co H J Heinz United Biscuit Co and Campbell Soup profited from government payments while Kraft pressed windfall deals and later faced orders to return profits. Justice Department required refunds but few were returned.
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Drew Pearson Washington
Kraft Foods Co
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Kraft
A. W. Sigmund
Dairy Advisory Committee
Agriculture Department
Uncle Sam
Dairy Committee
Sigmound
National Biscuit Co
H. J. Heinz Co
United Biscuit Co
Campbell Soup Co
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Maryland
District of Columbia
Justice Department
Brownell
Worry Clinic warns spoiled toddlers may portend crime
Dr George Crane argues that indulgent parenting creates future criminals. He cites Tommy a two year old whose parents give in to every demand. He urges strict rules, planned outings with babysitters and firm limits to prevent a life of crime.
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George W. Crane
Tommy T
Tommy
Local newspaper policy note and wire service credit
Publication statement notes evenings except Sundays, second class matter at Chanute post office, under act of March 3 1879. Mentions Audit Bureau and Associated Press, asserting AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatches for republication.
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Chanute
Associated Press
Mill official Otto Teichgraeber dies at 60
EMORIA The secretary treasurer of the Teichgraeber Mill ing Co Otto Oswald Teichgraeber aged 60 died here yesterday after several months of illness.
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Emporia
Teichgraeber Milling Co
Otto Oswald Teichgraeber
Newsman Ends Career on Kansas City Paper
Charles V. Stansell associate editor of the Kansas City Star retires after 38 years in journalism. He began at the Star in 1919 following eight years leading Ottawa University English Department.
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Kansas City
Charles V. Stansell
The
Kansas City Star
Stansell
Star
Ottawa University
Dr. Edward Steiner Dies at 90 in Claremont
Dr. Edward A. Steiner, 90, a nationally known scholar and lecturer, died in Claremont, California. He was renowned as an influential academic and educator with a long career in classical studies and public speaking.
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Claremont
Calif
Edward A. Steiner
Dr. Steiner Remembered as Grinnell Professor Emeritus
The article recalls Dr. Steiner who moved to this area from Grinnell College in 1954 and served as professor emeritus of applied Christianity after teaching at Grinnell from 1903 to 1941. Born in the former Czechoslovakia, he arrived at Ellis Island in his teens and earned an A.B. from Oberlin in 1891.
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Grinnell College
Grinnell
Iown
Czechoslovakia
Ellis Island
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
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