Novel Ideas But Good In Eisenhower Civil Rights Stance
In a broad interview Dwight Eisenhower reaffirms he will not back stringent FEPC legislation yet vows fair treatment and rights for all. Negro leaders pledge support if he pursues a practical, cooperative approach. The piece also notes concerns over Congress, government efficiency, and a separate rail companion view on tall men and park benches.
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FEPC
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Ike
Congress
Bob Hubbard
Santa Fe Railroad
Hubbard
State Journal
The
Capital
Baldwin News Briefs Include Local Visits and Family News
Waverence Kansas residents Mr and Mrs William M visited their daughter Dorothy and son James Coldsmith before his departure for Korea. Mr and Mrs Leslie Flestiman of Ames Iowa visited Nora Fleshman and Loren Williams. Charles Gordon of Pittsburg spent the weekend with Supt and Mrs Clark Gordon and Kathy Gordon a patient at Vail Hospital after a fall.
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Kansas
William M
Seattle
Wash
Dorothy
James Coldsmith
Kores
Leslie Flestiman
Ames
Iowa
Nora Fleshman
Loren Williams
Charles Gordon
Pittsburg
Baldwin
Clark Gordon
Kathy
Vail Hospital
Seriousness of the Drouth
The drought crisis fears rise as dry conditions affect land across the Routh and Atlantic coast. Officials warn of broader impact on agricultural buying power and government finances amid high production taxes and deficit spending.
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Drouth
Jean
Atlantic
Topeka State Journal Probes Height Demand Impact
The Topeka State Journal examines a rising trend in taller people amid basketball recruitment pressures. The piece notes disputes over whether height increases are a deliberate response or a side effect of broader changes, signaling ongoing debate and unexpected complications.
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The
Topeka State Journal
The Hiss Case Again Court Denies New Trial Request
The Alger Hiss case faces renewed public attention amid election talk as he sought a new trial on alleged new evidence. The court declined, ruling no pertinent new facts were presented, though parole could arise before the election, potentially fueling further agitation and debate on whether he was framed or rights violated.
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Hiss
Alger Hiss
Iig
State Department
Clyde Lovellette Wins Republican Constable Nomination
Clyde Lovellette was elected as a Republican candidate for constable in Lawrence after running unopposed in the primary. Reports from Helsinki intervals aided keep his name before the voters, and his candidacy benefited from lack of opposition in the primary.
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Clyde
Clyde Lovellette
Helsinki
Big Clyde
Constable
Lawrence
Lovellette
Pomary
World Today Clash of Emotion and Reality in Civil Rights
James Marlow argues emotion drives voters on civil rights while reality lies in Senate power. He notes Eisenhower and Stevenson face limits since 61 of 96 senators must agree to any civil rights legislation. filibuster rules and a possible rule change determine outcomes, revealing the core politics beyond rhetoric.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Gen
Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
Stevenson
U.S. Senate
Senate
Bensters
Ewan Ie
Chicago
Community notices mix of town events and personal milestones
Old Home Town 4H club and Vocational Agriculture Fair set for August 26 at Haskell Institute. Gilbert Francis promoted to captain of the Lawrence company, Kan san State Guard, as T. Toad Johns departs August 11 for officers training at Fort Leavenworth. Engagement announced for Louise Baldwin. Births announced for Hornberger and Stebbins. Schwegler commissioned captain and to report to Ft Sam Houston August 12. Extended travel and business changes noted, including Hester sale of business stake to Roberts, teaching and births, and Fire Guardians training graduates.
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Haskell Institute
Gilbert Francis
Lawrence Company
Kansan State Guard
T. “Toad” Johns
Fr. Leavenworth
Fred M. Baldwin
Clinton
Louise
Fremont
Hornberger
Henry Hornberger
Lawrence
Vestal Stebbins
Route 5
Raymond Schwegler
Vt. St
N. H
Schwegler
Ft. Sam Houston
Nathan W. McGrew
Jeanne
Nathan IV
Great Lakes
South America
Prugent Lite to East Visit. Local Notes
Pearl and son Carl depart for an extended visit in the east. Mrs. A A Russ leaves for Springfield Missouri to visit sister Mrs G A Atwood. Mrs E A Roe of Vinland visits Lawrence. Isaiah Eberhart and Mrs Laevinia Dow with son Jonathan spend weekend at Waterson home near Vinland. Bertha Knop visits brother in Olathe. Ellen Wiedemann visits Kansas City. Mr and Mrs C C Stoddard and daughter Thelma depart for Dodge City and Denver. Blanche Willis of Kansas City visits cousins Nell and Ruth Buchanan.
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Pearl
Carl
A. A. Russ
Springfield
G. A. Atwood
E. A. Roe
Vinland
Jin Lawrence
Isaiah
Eberhart
Laevinia Dow
Jonathan
Ber
Will Waterson
Bertha Knop
Cancer Grants to Kansas University Medical Center
The Federal Security Agency announced grants totalling 39,618 to aid cancer control studies at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. The Kansas distribution includes Dr. R. E. Stowell and colleagues Receiving 29,718 and Dr. Stowell with Dr. L. D. Stoddard receiving 10,040 to support cancer research efforts.
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Wasitington B
Federal Security Agency
Fawa
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Sas
Kansas
RE. Stowell
M. Hil
Stowell
L. D. Stoddard
Barbs by Bal Cochran
An amusing column muses on luck failing in time, a Illinois police suspension over flirting, and dubious social rules from dental advice to razor blades. A dentist from Ohio comments on toothpicks socially, while jokes touch lobby etiquette at a ritzy hotel and distant future predictions.
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Ohio
Flood Control and Power Clash in Dam Debate
A long summary discusses a model dam showing flood control and hydro power cannot mix. It cites a 1930s federal dam example from Elmer T. Peterson, noting floods worsened when gates were opened. It argues water management requires full reservoirs for power and empty ones for flood control, citing opinions vs. facts and political remarks from Governor Stevenson and others.
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Dorada Times
Southern Power Land Light Company
United States
Saturday Evening Post
Elmer T. Peterson
Oklahoma
Peterson
Grand River
Arkansas River
Senate
Fewer Kansans Rejected As Draftees Say Rees
WASHTNGTON The selective service reports Kansas holds the nation’s lowest draft rejection rate at 20.6 percent, while other states reach up to 63.2 percent Rep Rees notes Kansas pride stems from healthy living conditions aiding draftees. The piece also mentions electrum in the ancient world.
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Wasitington
Kansas
Rep
Rees
R-has
Local Social Roundup From Eudora And Nearby Towns
Eudora notes show Miss Shirley Moriarty as guest of Mrs. Virgil Young and family. Several residents traveled to Kansas City for theater and visits, including the Wilsons and Weigers. A das of callers and church events are recorded with families in Topeka, Lawrence, Fort Worth, and Emporia, plus plans for a Legion Auxiliary work evening and September gathering.
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Shirley Moriarty
Sedalis
Virgil Young
David Wilson
Sandra
Bob Weigers
Freda Waht
Kansas City
Starlight Theater
Ngent
Wanda Bernitz
Emporia
Archie Roe
Topeka
Alta Roe
Ida Roe
E. R. Roe
Airvon Gale Geratenberger
Dorado
Charles Gerstenberger
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Forest Park
American Legion Auxiliary
W. F. Kelly
Anita Stadler
Mae Hadl
Alfred. Torneden
Limwood
Josephii Gilmore
George Batcourt
Lewis Bartz
Lawrence
E. M. Walsh
Sue
Fort Worth
Texas
W. A. Hughes
Bartlesville
Okda
J. D. Hughes
Clarence Faber
J. A. Stanko
San Marino
Calif
F. G. Hughes
Jerry Harris
Gloria
Harald Altenbernd
Ed Forsythe
R C. Ogden
R. M. Barton
At Home Puzzles and Phrases From Domestic Terms
A compact list of crossword style clues and hints ranging from home related terms to zoology plants and crafts. Includes entries like lion home bird home baby chick first home and lace making hints alongside language notes and brief wordplay prompts.
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Bude
Venice
Wanderers
Local Society Notes and Birth Announcement Highlight Aug Events
Theresa Society hosts Holy Family School reception on Aug 7 with Mrs Anita Stadler and Mrs Albert Neustifier as hostesses. A Wichita birth is announced: Francis Riordan and Alice Kindred Riordan welcome Michael R Riordan on July 29 in Wichita. Grandparents Leslie Kindred of Eudora visit Wichita. Families from Emporia Scott City and Mission attend recent gatherings.
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Ralston
Theresa Society
Holy Family School
Casement
Anita Stadler
Aobert Neustifier
Jcp
Willard Waner
Tommie
Emporia
Tom Akin
Bernard Rose
Scott City
Irwin Thoren
Howard Thoren
Aire
Grace Hadi
Aor
Ager
Vrand
Sharon Staples
Mission
Thoren
Francis Riordan
Wichita
Michael R
Leslie Kindred
Eudora
Riordan
Alice Marie Kindred
Eudora High School
University of Oklahoma
R.C. Oxden
John Rhone
Paul
Don Westhelfer
Phebe Westhelfer
Farm Bureau
Lone Star
Baldwin News Roundup of Family Visits and Travels
Mrs Mary Sr Martin spent a few days in the home of her son s family in Baldwin. Mr and Mrs Dale S Martin and sons Larry and Gary visited Estes Park Colo en route home from a two week trip. Several locals, teachers and servicemen were mentioned in a long list of visits, vacations and gatherings including Hazel Foundation meeting plans and a Baldwin Lake supper hosted by Dr and Mrs John W Heaton. The note ends with a stray line about Greeks and British rule on a distant island.
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Mary Sr. Martin
Qsawatomie
Dale ’S. Martin
Larry
Gary
Frank E. Olere
Colorado Springs
Dean Penn
Hazen Foundation
Colordac Springs
Vera Lawellen
Baker
Burlington
Dean Irwin
John W. Heaton
Song
John W. Jr
Jimmy
Baldwin Lake
Frank E. Wolf
Tucker Watt
New York
Naiy
Lou Kerns
Sharol
Geleabug
Cutrell
Green
Kulisheck
Carram
Donald
Seattle
Wash
Canada
Vaneau
Louise
Vail Heapiial
Beulah Kneedler
Mildred Lawrence
Sas City
Baldwin
Fletcher Bent
Hunt
Karen Broadfoot
Florence Br
Karen
Florence Waring
Lloyd Storum
Kansas City
Stuents
Sherman School
San Clifton
Waring
Frank Barnett
Mary Beth
Allen's Park
Colo
Stanley Filekinger
William M. Chark
Chrisanne
Peter Michael
Chanute Field
Renton
Clark
Medical ‘Corps of
Army
Ehiliares
Jare
Radio Daybook of Programs and Air Times for August
A cluttered schedule lists radio programs across stations WDAR WREN WDAF WEHREN and others for August including daily features such as news feeds, music blocks, variety segments, and hosted shows. It cites hosts like J Benton Dick Hasines and John C Sw with times ranging from morning to late night.
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Wren
Jon
Sparih
Ventare
WDAR
J. Benton
KNKS
Dick Hasines
Christan Ae
WDAF
John C Sw
Se Wren
Thoredey
Dr. Malone
Arthur Genfrey
Rick
Ray
Warren
Hisle
Tres
ENMC_News
Jon Jone
Iano
Burton
Feyper Young
Television schedule fragment featuring shows and airings
Fragmented TV listing entry notes Morning Breakfast Party and Life a for 18145 Feminine Touch 11s Guiding Lashes announced with studios and times. References to Heart of America and Studio One Square in Washington. Digest and sign off hints at a serial or program lineup for the date.
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Eckews
B. Jeance
Iberace
Met Newerael
Studio One
Squast
Washington
Heart of America
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F. J H. Roberts
Hester
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University of Colorado
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Thur Jay
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Eliza Walker
Helen Wiechen
Velma Lindsay
Ethel M. Edie
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Norine Crooks
Alfred Graves
Mildred Snider
Marcella Sterling
Hilda Koehler
A. D. Weaver
Arthur Marks
Luther Lewis
Hugh Meens
J. Meade
Lawrence Fepple
Lake View
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K.U
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University of Kansas
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Adelaide Hall
Queen's University
Prenes For
Long Beach
Abraham Lincoln
Norway
ST. John's
Doug Moore
Am Air
Walter J. Dennelly
Truman
U. S
Germany
Awstris
Charles Lamb
France
Perot
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
Malone
Con Breatag
Wren— von Wessery
Hollywood Callin
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Renter
Grekedraei Sr
Broakwer
Tose Renee
Aneedar
R. Apemnott
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