Berlin Food Blockade Deepens Western Sectors Strain
Soviet cuts halt shipments from the western zone into Berlin and suspend rail service feeding western sectors. American and British experts warn starvation risk grows if the blockade persists, while Howley and Brownjohn discuss London talks as Bevin calls Berlin delicate.
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Berlin
Frank L. Howley
U. S
Nevil C. D. Brownjohn
London
Brian Robertson
Lucius D. Clay
Ernest Bevin
House of Commons
Cabiet
Helin
Howley
Retir
College Completes Preregistration for 507 Students
Preregistration for 507 students at Rockhurst College is completed for the fall term. Classes start September 20, with the regis office open 8:30 to the close of business each weekday for individual registrations. Freshman orientation runs September 13 to 15 and the final week ends September 15 to 17.
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Rockhurst College
New Hebrew Teaching Approach urged for Reformed groups
Dr. Abraham N. Franzblau told rabbis at the Gestral Conference of American Rabbis that a direct simple method is vital for teaching Hebrew in religious schools. He urged one day a week classes, transliterations, and practical usage to avoid wasteful content and to bind Jewish tradition worldwide.
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Israel
Abraham N. Franzblau
New York
Horel Muehlebach
Franzblau
Jewish Institute of Religion
Hebrew Union College
Congregation
B'nai Jehudah
Kansas flood threat rises as Lower Marais des Cygnes swells
Weather Bureau warns of worsening river crest levels across Kansas with the Marais des Cygnes below Ottawa approaching flood stage and La Cygne awaiting a 26 foot level. Republican, Solomon and Neosho rivers show rising levels while scattered thundershowers persist through next Wednesday.
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Torrka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Republican
Marais Des Cygnes
Solomon Rivers
Ottawa
la Cygne
Trading Post
Clay Center
Solomon River
Beloit
Neosho
Emporia
Neosho Rapids
Burlington
Missouri
Osa
Osceola
Bagnell Dam
Tuscumbia
Blue Lick
Dewey Deliberates in Phone Talk Over Warren Choice
The meeting stretched into the early morning with Dewey, Gov Warren and others debating a presidential choice. After hours of discussion they narrowed candidates and by 9 am Kansas City time it appeared Warren had the broad support of leaders and readers.
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California
Dewey
Warren
Robert Gordon Sproul
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota Senator Ball backs Dewey for President at White House
Senator Ball of Minnesota and Representative Blatnik witnessed a forestry bill signing at the White House. Ball, a Republican, said he will support Governor Dewey this time after backing Roosevelt in 1944 over foreign policy differences.
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Warren
Martin
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Chicago
Dewey
Bricker
Washington
Senator Ball
Minnesota
White House
Thomas E. Dewey
Ball
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Representative Blatnik
Warren Declares Crusade for Republican Principles
William F. Knowland and Henry Cabot Lodge heads a reception committee for Warren. Warren pledges loyalty to Dewey and Republican ideals, vows a summer campaign for principles, and criticizes the eightieth Congress while addressing party leaders and supporters.
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William F. Knowland
California
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Warren
Bill Knowland
Henry K. Dwershak
Idaho
C. Wayland Brooks
Illinois
Sinclair Weeks
Boston
Ralph Cake
Oregon
Guy George Gabrielson
New Jersey
Thomas E. Dewey
Martin
House
KU Journalism Dean Named First Dean of Kansas School
Burton W. Marvin, longtime Chicago and Columbia journalism figure, becomes the first dean of the William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information at the University of Kansas. He previously taught at Northwestern and Columbia and directed journalism production and newsroom coordination for students. The piece notes his education at NYU Columbia and a $1,000 Hitchcock scholarship, plus his family details and recent wardrobe tip.
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Emporia
Mount Oread
Dean Marvin
Lincoln Star
N. Y
Hitchcock
Graduate School of Journalism
Columbia
Uate School OF Journalism
Columbia U
William Allen White
Public Information
University OF Kansas
Burton W. Marvin
Sively
Telegraph
Daily News
Northwestern
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University
New York
Marvin
Margaret Medlar
Nebraska
Marvins
Mary Louise
Charles
Beth
K. U
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Hyde Park Estate
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Cathe
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Executive Department
Nloof
MacArthur
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
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Accord’s Jewelers
Walnut
K.C. MO
Rani
Orrow
Cale
Sumer
Taylor's
Triple Deck Station
Alameda Road
Ack Henry Country Club
Plaza
Men's Apparel Forum Ltd
Grant I. Rosenweig
Dresden
Haviland
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Gillham Road
Kansas City, Mo
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