France Faces Algerian Dilemma Ahead of UN Assembly
France reconsiders its Algeria policy with two likely paths. Either a serious, peaceful plan emerges or a Western bloc clash at the September UN session. Dulles presses for a credible offer linking Algeria with Tunisia and Morocco while Britain aligns with Washington on hopeful reform.
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Iusrips
JOP
Paris
Algeria
United Nations Assembly
Western Alliance
U. N. Assembly
Washington
Louis Joxe
John Foster Dulles
Joxe
United States
France
U.N
Dulles
Tunis
Morocco
London
U.N. Assembly
Bourges Maunourys
Newspaper Postal Rates and Publication Note in Lawrence
The item lists publication details for Lawrence Kansas with pricing per year and distribution notes. It mentions the Associated Press membership, circulation practices, and a date of Thursday Evening August 1 1937.
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Simons
Daiy
Bampshir
Lawrence
Kansas
Cartier
Roa
Douria
Oraw
United States
Claus Tostal
Assoriated Press
Anim Mureag
Associated Press
AP News
DiMaggio Debunks Round Trip Ticket Claim
Joe DiMaggio flew from Copenhagen to join the Old Timers game at Yankee Stadium but rejected a round trip ticket and expenses. The piece also weaves in brief anecdotes about Sacha Guitry, Lago Maggiore, and other cultural notes from the era.
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Leonard Joe DiMaggio
Copenhagen
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
DiMaggio
Rome
Guitry
Lago Maggiore
David Selznick
Rock Hudson
Jennifer Jones
Charles Vidor
KU Manager School Delivers Noted City Prospects
Kansas University’s post graduate training program for city managers garners national praise as a leading supplier of top prospects. The program, limited to ten trainees, faces funding pressures as rival schools lure away talent with larger stipends, risking KU’s ability to fill classes and support Lawrence’s urban governance needs.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Syracuse
K.U Manager
K.u.s
K.U
Lawrence
K.U. Manager School
Swede and Eric Owens Led Early KU Dance Scene
The death this week of Eric Owens ends a era of Kansas University dance music led by Swede Clarence Wilson and Owens. The pair, a famed half of the region’s popular Swede and Eric orchestra, provided regular dance sets at Ecke's Hall and nearby venues, shaping memories of Bunny Hug era parties for students and locals alike.
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Eric Owens
Owens
K.U
Eriie
Clarence Wilson
Massachusetts Street
Sweede
Swede
Eric
University
Ecke's
F.A.U
Eagles
Odd Fellows Hall
Unhappy Dogs and the Heat of Summer in Town
The piece laments dogs kept in small pens or cages in hot weather. It argues that dogs deserve humane treatment, more attention, and indoor care during the summer months. It cites owners and a philosopher as voices for compassion toward pets.
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Maker
Enjoy Baseball Again Escorting a Young Fan to a Game
An adult learns baseball joy by taking a kid to a ball game as the child’s wild enthusiasm rekindles memories of youth. The piece paints the stadium scene with shouting, snacks, and the child’s eruptive energy, ending with the boy asleep content after a victorious team performance.
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Jack Zimmerman
Tom
Ike’s Ambassadors Questioned Over Political Donations
President Eisenhower defended his ambassador nominations amid scrutiny of 36 appointees since 1956. Seven gave money to the Republicans, one to the Democrats, and many others had no record of contributions. Maxwell H. Gluck, a wealthy shop owner, faced sharp questions after his selection to Ceylon. The list of donors includes Joan Hay Whitey, Amaury Moughton, Frances James DB. Zellerbach, John Clifford Folger, Earl B. T. Smith, Joseph S. Farland, and David K. E. Bruce, with eighteen career diplomats and eighteen from business backgrounds among the new ambassadors.
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James Marlow
AP Nawe
Washington
Eisenhower
Maxwell H. Gluck
Women’s Wear
Gluck
Joan Hay Whitey
Mallionaire
London
Amaury Moughton
Corning Glass
Frances
James DB. Zellerbach
Truman
Rosenhower
Bruce
State Department
Thee
Ambassadorship to Ceylon Approved for Gluck
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the full Senate approved Gluck for the ambassadorial post to Ceylon, reflecting his career in government service.
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Eisenhower
Ceylon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gluck
Dulles
Dulles II
Senate
Coffee Cup Arithmetic Causes Riff on Cup Size
The Pan American Bureau says Americans drink more coffee today but per capita pounds sold hasn’t risen much. By dividing pounds by cups, officials infer weaker coffee per cup, with an average 2.82 cups daily for Americans over 10, up from 2.68 previously. The piece playfully notes cup sizes may differ across generations, inviting second or third decimal scrutiny.
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Newton Kansan
Bueau
Bureau
Bible Verse Reprint From 274 Practical Page
Reprint of a Biblical verse note titled The Lord Always with a prayerful line from Prilippiane 274 offering consolation and guidance for daily faith. The fragment emphasizes divine presence and steadfast trust.
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Lord Alwaya
Royal Family Demonstrates as Britain’s Top Sales Team
London observers recount a Buckingham Palace garden party where 5,000 Americans pressed for access to Queen Elizabeth II, the Queen Mother, Prince Philip, and other royals. Attendees praised the royals as regal and charming while lamenting the absence of Princess Margaret amid playful, brisk encounters.
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Marcel Ayme
N.Y
Michael DH Salle
A.8
Hoffman
Agan
Roseland Dance City
King Saud
Prince Tha
Jane
Marilyn
Betty
Margaret
Sofia
Ellin
Jack Durant
London
Palladium
Durant
English
Thames
England
Britain
Sar Assa
Elizabeth I
Prince Philip
Princess Royal
Duchess of Kent
Cecil E. Burney
Corpus Christi
Tex
Buckingham Palace
Benjamin Roth
Youngstown
Ohio
Thornton G. Berry
Welch
W.va
Palace
Frince
Peter Townsend
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Red Cross
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Howard Sutherland
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Kansas Electric Power Co
Fox Midwest Theaters
Supreme Court
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Charles Skilton
Michigan
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National High School Orchestra
Fred Kahn
Douglas
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Harry Edmondson
Hellanthus Club
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Lucy
Mary Hackman
Douglas County
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