Spy Hearings Reach Russian Embassy In Payoff Allegations
Capitol Hill hearings linking wartime espionage to the Russian embassy unfold with a witness naming an embassy official as the payoff man. A former anti-Communist witness testifies about money and a medal, while other committee members plan New York and Canada inquiries and discuss possible federalization of the National Guard.
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National Guard Association
Agion
Capitol Hill
Aha'l
Marsnaltates
Maurnhill
Amenenh
Elvaheth
Hendler
Pye
Hed
House
Am-American Activities Committee
Antal Graney
Jiate Bai
Mise Bentley
Saya
FBIM
Misa Bentley
Henry HH. Colliss, Jr
Haan Thome Unl
Norvial
New York
Michael Ivanovitch Samarin
Plangalsn
Canada
Tor Goureoks
Ragaian Aterk
Safety Council appoints officers and designs September Safety Week
The Safety Council names Amy of the amerting as secretary treasurer and designates September as Safety Week in Law meway. The program focuses on traffic safety for school children with a display of phases and a book titled Help Your Child to Safety for distribution to pupils. The State Highway Commission will be asked to conduct a traffic check during Safety Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Breat
E. Wooste
Lawmeway
Schen
Schoc
National Safety Council
State Highway Commission
Claud McCamment
Ane Wate
Petied ‘ Brerup
Eae Ttt
Severe quake rocks Veracruz region of Mexico
People in Conioba Orizaba and Veracruz were awakened at 4 40 am by a severe earthquake lasting about 30 seconds. It struck 200 miles east of Mexico City with uncertain intensity and no material damages reported yet.
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Orizaba
Mexico
Conioba
Veracruz
Mexico City
Noticed Nominations Sent and Court Delays Increase
Certificates of nomination were mailed by the county clerk to elected officers from the Augat 4 primary. Three write-in contenders will gain certificates after official tallies. Upstate absentee ballots and a five-ballot count delay await Attorney General opinion. Campaign spending limits cited by County Clerk to regulate candidate expenses. Heavy fighting reported near Jerusalem as U.N. ceasefire stabilizes but tensions persist amid international observers.
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Loffien Widay
Pres Vriet
Charles Worthigton
Ranwakna
Ferne Crosier
T.tt
Gerhart
Berlin Economic War Intensifies As Western Banks Affected
US and Allied officials in Berlin report disruption in western sector banking as measures to curb inflation tighten controls. General Hart Van- denberg and Lt. Gen. Curtis Denny discuss air lift support with German authorities amid combat tensions and food shortages. Moscow signals possible response to air corridors and blockade, while American shuttles expand missions to sustain supplies.
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Berlin
Bartin
Bevin
Venice
Assounta
Deutsches Wie
Bovet Pone
Creditta
Arher
W. Stuart Syinigeton
U. Sooséeretuey
Merlin
Wreabaden
Hart Vandenberg
Air Ture
Curtis Denny
US 8
Hermany
Vreorecht
Ducine Detae
PS. Triate
Iyper
Herhinbee
Moscow
Svmiteton
Bic
TLANGAS PIPELINE BIDING AND STOCK REOFFER IN NY MARKET
The article notes Blyth & Co. bid 22.01 a share for Detroit Edison common stock and plans to reoffer at 20.62. American Light sold 450,000 Detroit Edison shares in April at 19.70 and January at 19.00. Proceeds will fund a planned natural gas pipeline from Hugoton Kansas to Detroit. Also mentions Voice of America expansion and a Pirates win over the Cubs with Dixie Walker’s bases loaded hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Can Light & Traction
Detroit
Blyth & Cos
Publi
American Licht
Detenit Edison
Hugoton Field
Kansas
Pirates
Cubs
Dixie Walker
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Laweatheright
Vin m. SR
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Mont
Kanaan City
Los Angeles
Orleans
Oklahoma City
Washington
Brilliant farewell to General Ejccheberger in Manila Bay
A grand send off for Lt Gen. Robert L. Ejccheberger as his transport S. B. Buckner ship sails past Correghior for San Francisco. The three star general, famed for leading the Eighth Army in liberated Japan era, was feted in Manila over the past four days for his role in freeing the land from Japanese control.
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Manila
Manila Bay
S. B. Buckner
Correghior
San Francisco
Failippines
Robert L. Ejccheberger
Japan
Remite
First Group of 18 Year Olds Report at Ft Riley
The first group of 18 year olds reports to Fort Riley for military training under the new selective service act. Eighteen enlistees arrived from Fort Knox Kentucky and will be joined by weekly intakes. The 38th battalion serves as the training unit until the Tenth Infantry Division is ready at Camp Funston.
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Bas
National Guard
Secretary of Defense
Feedr
Defense Department
George Washoratten
Tsa
Marta
Wwe
Order of the
Erte
Toilor
Pemaonias
Ft. Riley
Junction Cite
Ka -Tie Firet Eroun
Selective Service
Taw
Hate
38Th Battalion
Combat Can
Fort Knox
Cann Forsvith
Tenth Infantry Divsion
Camp Funston
County approves budget and tax levy for welfare and schools
The county board approves the AOS tax levy to fund welfare, education, and road projects. The approved expenditures total about SINR V280, funding general operations, school districts, and bridge work, with the levy increasing to support county and city needs next year.
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Mars
Ate
Aes Mills
Aes
Poppa
TX Levy
LTA
Eleanens Bars School
Fandwil
Farra
Tevn
Weather forecast favors crops over alfalfa cuts
Topeka and statewide showers are forecast with a cooling trend tonight into Thursday. Flora, the state meteorologist, warns of changing temperatures and plans for light rain in many areas. Heaviest rainfall reported in Oswego with inches. Topeka downtown recorded 0.6 inches and 2.07 at the airport. Other towns logged varying totals across Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansax Weadthermin
Flora
Fiera
Hoa. mi
Oswego
Columbus
Fort Scott
Phillies Dure
Fratt
Hutchinson
McPherson
Lawrence
Sedan Chamber Opposes Highway Postal Route
Sedan Chamber of Commerce leaders oppose a proposed highway post office route between Wichita and Coffeyville. Postmaster C M Fitzwilliam said he has a letter from Cleo Warring president of Sedan chamber noting directors voted to retain railway mail service between Arkansas City and Coffeyville instead of a postal bus route.
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Wichita
Ken
Sedan Chamber of Commerce
Coffeyville
C. M. Fitzwilliam
Fitzwilliam
Cleo Warring
Sedan Chamber
Warring
Sedan Group
Arkansas City
Cotterie
Sille
Fire at Bowersock Mill in Wheat Dust Trap
Lawrence firefighters rushed to the Bowersock Mills at the north end of Massachusetts Street at 2 30 this afternoon after a blaze erupted in a metal dust trap atop a wheat bin. Firemen said flames from a welding torch on the outside ignited simulated grain dust inside.
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Bowersock
Lawrence
Bowersock Mills
Massachusetts Street
Cena Siananeniy
Stock Market Index Dips as Broad Decline Persists
The 60 average stocks open lower with the index at 67.3, down 0.4 points, signaling continued weakness across major sectors. Investors weigh recent earnings and global cues while trading volumes remain muted.
Company H Prepares for Missouri Training Camp
Members of Company 4 of the 157th Infantry complete their final drill before leaving Fort Leonard Wood Missouri to train for two weeks with the 3d Infantry Division National Guard. The unit will depart early Sunday, trucks and jeeps in tow, joining the maneuver area as the division readies for field exercises.
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Eaton Studio
137Th Infantry
35Th National Guard
Fort Nard Wood
Lawrence
Arthur Johnson
157Th Infantry
Ermanin
Fort Leonard Word
3Ath Infantry Division
National Guard
Busy on buildings as students return to city school
The district begins a summer maintenance program with repainting and cleanup across three junior high buildings. Most classrooms are being redecorated except last year. Floors waxed or painted and elementary furniture varnished. Cordley annex work starts August 23 at Holloway and Phillips hall on Massachusetts Street for Cordley pupils assemblies.
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Mamual
A. E. Woestemeyer
Board of Education
Holloway
Phillips Hall
Cordley School
Massachusetts Street
Cordley
Guard Plan Draws Quick Opposition
Kansas City August 11 A proposal to place the National Guard under regular army control drew quick opposition from state adjutant generals and national defense officials. Officials argued the plan would force activation in emergencies and strip states of their right to manage guard forces locally.
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Arancores Penns
Kansas City
National Gu
Adjuta
Kansas and
Missouri National Guard
Special Nation Defense
Jeng
Roth
Mitten R. Me
Karens
Brg
John A. Harris
Missouri
National Guard
Federal Reserve
Rush Week Prompts Demand for Women’s Housing at University
Peak week at the University of Rarsaghiteattens increases demand for women’s housing as rush week tightens. Private rooms are sought for women, with dormitories halted for applications. Property owners near Lawrence hope to rent to women, while room shortages loom due to sorority quotas and high demand.
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Tech
University of Rarsaghiteattens
Kath Nasi
Neitemay Oftiver
Sain Terhay Ranean
Tts
Daereraentia Wath Persams
Maethar
Sunflower Village
Achant Besgins
Lawrence
Douglas County Entries Aimed At Hutchinson Kansas State Fair
Douglas county residents expect to enter products in judging contests at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson opening September 19. Last year Douglas county winners earned blue ribbons in livestock crops art and more, with A Weeks top cattle winner and Ronald Robb and Yeonne Robb winning Holstein ribbons. LG McGee posted multiple blue ribbons among 22 entries, while 4-H clubs from the county will join the state encampment with 800+ youths expected to participate.
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Douglas County
Hutchinson
A. Weeks
Ronald and
Yeonne Robb
LG. McGee
B. Knight
Tennessee Street
Meat boycott sweeps nation as housewives curb purchases
The creeping meat boycott cuts meat sales nationwide with Cleveland retailers reporting noticeable slumps, and plans spread from Louisville restaurants to Chicago demonstrations. Households, amid forecasts of a bumper corn crop, urge restriction next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank J. Klinger
Retail Meat Dealers Association of
Chester G. Newcomb
Cleveland Provision Company
Louisville
Plan to Build a New Ford Garage in Morgan County
Lea Morgan announces a plan for a five story Ford garage on Vermont Street adjacent to Jay hawk Motors. The Morgan-Mack Motor Co aims for a modern facility housing service sales parts body and paint departments on one level with a 40 car customer parking lot and a large showroom. Estimated cost is about 76000 dollars with completion aimed after roughly one year of construction under regional Fort Matter officials approval.
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Morgan-Mack Motor Company
Lea Morgan
Lawrence Ford
Vermont Street
TO Bank
Jayhawk Motors
Ford Apenyy
Tha
Comine
Massachusette Street
Morgan
Willania
Massachusetts
Morgan and
Wit
Kanenx City Regional Officiere
Fort Mater Company
No Organized Resistance Against Buying of Meat
A Lawrence survey shows little or no buyer resistance due to high meat prices. Markets across several cities report slow sales amid summer patrols and university term changes, with managers noting no organized boycott and lingering slack in demand.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
University of Kansas
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A. J. Basile
Lawrence Organization
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Jerusalem
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Voice of America
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Lawrence National Guard
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Lawrence Company
Hutchinson Fair
Carl K. Haelin
Louisville Restaurant Association
Chicago
Progressive Party
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Illinois
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