Twelve years after Normandy a French view of liberty and learning
In a reflective piece dated twelve years after Normandy, the author argues that distrust of the United States in France stems from Communist propaganda and American arrogance. The piece traces attitudes to economic strain and the constant military presence, urging Americans to deepen understanding and sustain the fight for minds, not just lands.
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Normandy
United States
France
Weeding Time Before Weeds Take Over
The article notes May rains boosted weed growth across roadsides parks vacant lots and school grounds. Nurserymen urge immediate attack to prevent lush future spread and larger labor later. Though dull it is essential to maintain morale and prevent fields from being overrun.
Hope Hall Name Should Honor Clifford Hope, Not Auditorium
In a letter from Wayne Campbell of City, readers urge christening the new auditorium as Hope Hall to honor Clifford Ragsdale Hope, Class of 1918, highlighting his school leadership, wartime service, later public work, and family legacy. The piece favors a gala dedication, a bronze tablet, and broad community support for the naming choice.
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Hope Hall
Cliff
Clifford Ragsdale Hope
Hope
Europe
Washington
Topeka
H. M. Hope
Clifford
Mary
Mildred
Cecil
Ralph
Doctor Hope
Fifth District
Hope Auditorium
Wayne, Campbell
City
Unlimited Talent Encourages Youth Development
A letter from Bernadine Sitts of Rago praises a newspaper feature on local high school youth with great potential. She urges continued coverage to inspire students, noting teachers and parents share responsibility to challenge and guide youths toward reaching their talents.
Andrews Sisters Patch Up Feud Resume as Trio
The Andrews sisters Patti Laverne and Maxene have patched up their long standing feud and will resume performing as a trio on June 26. The group had business differences about 30 months ago following a Las Vegas date.
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Andrews
Patti
Laverne
Maxene
Las Vegas
Teacher Publication Editor Resigns to Take Denver Fellowship
TOPEKA U Rugt H Wagner managing editor of the Kansas Teacher monthly publication of the Kansas State Teachers Assn has resigned effective July 1 to accept a fellowship for study in Interplanona relations at the University of Denver.
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Topeka
Pius XII favors broader church role in world bodies says Milan archbishop
Archbishop Montini told Milan's Institute of International Political Study that Pope Pius XII supports wider Catholic participation in global organizations like the United Nations. The statement comes amid Montini's long ties to the pontiff and his role as assistant and pro-secretary of state.
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Milan
Italy
Glovanni Battista Montini
Pius XII
United Nations
Institute of International Political Study
Two Towns Confused By One Way Street
In Cambridge Massachusetts a single block White Street sits at the Cambridge Somerville line. A new one way rule created confusion as Cambridge drivers headed toward Somerville found themselves going the wrong way. Traffic jams and warnings from Cambridge police followed, with motorists unsure of the direction.
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Cambridge
Mass
White Street
Somerville
Police Blamed in California Panty Raid Fallout
Chancellor Clark Kerr says police made no strong effort to disperse about 3000 University of California students during riotous May panty raids. Acting Police Chief Addison Fording will study the report as 76 students face discipline including suspensions. Damages total $12,000 with $7,400 in lingerie.
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Berkeley
Calif
Clark Kerr
University of California
Addison Fording
Kerr
Local News Reprint Rights Notice and Editorial Credits
Editorial note lists contact roles and departments including Stuart Awbrey editor Rick Dalton AR aging Huiter Marvin Smith Advertising McFarland mechanical supervising Hassell Elliotts commercial Busia member. Prose states rights to local news and AP dispatches and reprint prohibition without permission.
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Stuart Awbrey
Rick Dalton
Marvin Smith
McFarland
Hassell Elliotts
Stela A. Austin
Busia
Associated
Avid Sz Tuaively
AP News
Apectes
Fragmentary note from Garden and Beek Boott Kansas post
Fragmented OCR item mentions Garden and Beek Boott in Kansas with unclear dates and actions. No clear event or outcome stated. Strong entities include Garden, Beek Boott, Kansas, post. Further readable text needed for a full summary.
Normandy Landing Revisited as Modern Threats Loom
New York columnist Boyle argues the era of large amphibious invasions is finished. With the H bomb and guided missiles, a massed fleet assault would be annihilated, turning any location into a target. He notes the Normandy landing as a historic peak and warns today every place may become a potential beachhead.
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Omaha
Utah
Eisenhower
Sobell Request for a New Trial Is Studied
A federal judge in New York reserved decision on Morton Sobell's appeal for a new trial. Sobell, sentenced to 30 years as an atom spy, was convicted in 1951 along with Julius and Ethel Rosenberg of conspiring to transfer atomic bomb secrets to Russia.
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New York
Morton Sobell
Sobell
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Russia
Crossword puzzle by Eugene Sheffer Horizonta clues
A scrambled crossword puzzle listing numerous clues and partial answers from a Eugene Sheffer grid with horizontal and vertical entries, including names, places, and terms. It references Liberace, Yale or Harvard, ancient terms, and various linguistic hints, plus a note about average solution time and syndicate attribution.
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Aleo
Atrike
Liberace
Parakeet
Bristie
Yale
Harvard
Porter
Charles An Ary
Miss Young
Old Bolsheviks Discuss Purges In Khrushchev Speech
The piece surveys Western reactions to Khrushchev's 1956 revelations about Stalinist purges. It notes Old Bolsheviks confessing crimes, questions guilt and coercion, and critiques Koestler’s interpretive framing. It contrasts romanticized views with brutal police methods and indicates the Western shift in understanding.
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Khrushchev
Stalin
Moscow
Prayer and thanksgiving from a religious reflection
The text presents a devotional prayer invoking Heavenly Father to reveal truths to the humble, followed by a petition to keep commandments and live a life guided by the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes feeding on the bread of life through Jesus Christ.
Bus Segregation Is Not Legal in Montgomery
A three judge federal panel ruled race based segregation on Montgomery city buses unconstitutional under the federal constitution. The majority opinion held that separate seating for white and Negro passengers violates constitutional rights though a formal judgment and possible stay pending appeal are to be decided.
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Montgomery
Ala
Richard T. Rives
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Alabama
U.S. Middle District Court
Seybourn Lynne
U.S
Birmingham
Boat on the Move Crashes Into Garage in Paris Ky
Joe Gilvin woke in the early hours to find his boat on a small trailer parked near the Street had bounced into his garage knocking out part of a wall after being struck by a passing automobile.
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Paris
Joe Gilvin
Distaff Side Highlights Oklahoma Leader's Travel Ties
Ethel Dunn Herndon of Tulsa, born in Garden City, returns home for a week with nephew Jim Dunn Sr. and friends. Daughter of J. M. Dunn, she served on Oklahoma Women's College regents and led music there. Herndon, Skelly Oil executive vice president, travels abroad three to six months yearly and hopes to visit more often. Eva Baker Sharer, KU Class of 86 coed, attends 50 year reunion with 60 classmates and autographs yearbook. Her daughter Jane Collins, KU grad, notes no 22 year observance for class 84.
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Oklahoma
Ethel Dunn
Chesley) Herndon
Tulsa
Garden City
Herndon
Jim Dunn
J. M. Dunn
Board of Regents of
Oklahoma Women's College
Chickashaw
Skelly Oil Co
Herndons
Eva Baker Sharer
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