Voice of America Finds Weak Spot in Soviet Propaganda
Officials say the Soviet Union has softened its anti US stance, prompting a US counterattack plan. VOA notes Kremlin worry as Moscow shifts messaging from broad anti US rhetoric to targeted denials in various languages while maintaining a harsh posture toward American policy.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Voice of America
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Ace
Wall Street
Korea
Nathan
America
News
Sea Times
Wsualhe
Russia
Radin
State Department
City Water To Be Fluorinated Soon
The city plans fluorination of the water supply. The chemical has no taste or odor and residents will not know when fluorination begins. Some cities hold ceremonies but start later. costs are estimated at six to eight cents per person annually, depending on usage.
Dodge Temperament Ends Hollywood Romance in Detroit
Detroit dispatch reports Automobile Heir Horace E. Dodge and showgirl Gregg Sherwood end their romance after a police pickup. Sherwood admitted receiving a $10,000 friendship ring, perfume, candy, and lighters from Cannes. Dodge calls it over due to temperamental issues. She was detained briefly at Belvoir station before release pending return of items.
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Detroit
Horace E. Dodge
Gregg Sherwood
Dodge
Hollywood
Beloir
Wise
Sherwood
Cannes
France
Ito
Miss Sherwood
Willow Run
Market Snapshot Mixed Signals Across Commodities
Peres Fer Seeers FE Markets At a Glance reports mixed results with bonds narrowing, wheat trading light, corn receipts steady, and oats following corn. Hogs rise up to 25 cents to a top of 22.55 while cattle hold steady to firm.
Unclear fragment hints at pricing and supply issues
Fragmentary notes discuss email and regional pricing 28.00 24.00 to 29.00 and a 14.00 call. It mentions a slaughter owes 5,008.00 and a tied week related to supply and killing class. No clear event or persons identified.
Noted Industrialist Dies in Stamford
Claudius Bart Huston, prominent industrialist and former chairman of the Republican National Committee, died at his Stamford home on Thursday. Huston chaired the committee following Herbert Hoover's 1928 nomination and aided Hoover’s nomination after Hoover’s appointment as commerce secretary. A native of Harrison County, Indiana, he moved to Charleston in 1897 and became a key figure in industrial and river development.
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Stamford
Claudius Bart Huston
Republican National Committee
Huston
National Committee
Herbert Tnover
Weld
Toover
Tlarrison County
Ind
Chatlinoonss
Arbon
Tenmuasee
Deaths and Funerals Edward He Meleairen 85
Edward He Meleairen 85 resident of Douglas for about 30 years died this morning at the county convalescent home. Pur al services will be held at Rumsey Funeral Home Monday at 8:30 with Rev Mostppel in charge. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. He is survived by four brothers William Prosser Fred Prosser Arthur Prosser all of Teneka and James Prosser Chehtie Wash.
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Edward He Meleairen
Douglas Tommy
County Convalescent Fame
Rumsey
Fev
Mostppel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Berher
William Prosser
Fred Prosser
Arthur Prosser
Teneka
James Prosser
Chehtie
Wash
James DeShazer Former Lawrence Resident Dies in Kansas City
James DeShazer a former Lawrence resident died this morning at his Kansas City home after a weeklong illness. He operated a restaurant near the Union Station in North Lawrence. Surviving are two sons Ray and Dennis. three daughters Maude Fleming Stella Albright Josie Washburn. a brother John Robert DeShazer. two half-sisters and two half-brothers. numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at Warp Chapel Kansas City with graveside Monday at Valley Grove Oak Cemetery.
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James ¥. DeShacer
Lawrence
Kansas City
Hendin Licfener
Pwta Tb
Uaion Macuie Station
North Lawrenee
van Ka. St
Ray PeShaver
Joes Angeles
Dennis DeShaver
Maude Fleming
Topeks
Mstella al- Bright
Orland
T'Alif
Josie Washburn
Greenwead
John Robert DeShazer
Arkansas City
Ales
Agnes Winger
Fred Gruncer
DeShaeed
Tith and
Jackson Sts
Kansas
Mondas
Talm
Valley Grove
Overbrook Plans Special Election on Water System Bonds
A special election will be held in Overbrook in three to four weeks to vote on issuing bonds to finance a city water system. Election timing depends on legal publication requirements. The measure was approved Thursday at a special mayor and city council meeting attended by many city property owners. Preliminary estimates set the cost around $140,000.
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Overbrook Viivens
Overdresk
Hoffman Named Washington Insider in Senate Feud
Paul Hoffman, a top Eisenhower campaign strategist and Ford Foundation president, faces a Senate defamation battle as opponents seek to bar his testimony amid the McCarthy Benton clash. The dispute pits McCarthy against Benton allies in a high-stakes two million dollar suit, with hearings before District Judge Piarruta S. Matthews to determine whether Hoffman may testify the same day as the desession hearing.
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Washington
Paul G. Hafftman
Frida
Sen. Benton
Sen
McCarthy oh-Wise
Piarruta S. Matthews
Tentons
Senate
Mick Carthy
Benton
Fem
Ted
Nergy
Gerhard van Ackel
Huffiman
Ricward BR Williamis
McCarthy
van Arkels
Toa
McCarthy IR
Wisconsin
Topeka Muskeover Baseball Camp At Owl Bull Bark
Lawrence gossip hints at a Saturday night event in Topeka. Owl Bull Bark hosts a baseball camp with promoter Link Norris claiming a big pre game show will reveal genuine prize chances for attendees.
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Topeka
Owl Bull Bark
Cwl
Link Norris
Toneanosie and Sunflower Aim for CLC Championship Victory
Toneanosie and Sunflower face off at Mu Mertal Stadium in Oelack tonight to decide the Carl League Tournament title after Monday's rainout. Jorsanosie claimed the championship in regular play, while Sunflower finished second behind The Bestia.
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Toneanosie
Sunflower
Oelack
Mumertal Stadium
Jorsanosie
Lightning Strikes Transformer in Lawrence Area
An early morning lightning strike hit a transformer in the southwest Lawrence area. Power and Light linemen repaired the damage within 400 minutes, but outages lasted over four hours in some sections. Showers occurred with brief intervals and no severe thunderstorms reported.
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Soa
Lawrence
Woman Withdraws Plea in Death Case Trial
Mrs. Patricia Moore, charged with slaying her husband, withdrew a plea of innocent on Friday. The jury found her guilty of manslaughter. She is to be sentenced Tuesday and faces possible probation. Her counsel indicated a request for probation is planned.
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Los Angeles
Patriiora Moore
Hearing Sept 15 in Seneca on Maude Rolfe case
The hearing for Maude Rolfe, 40s farm woman, charged in the slaying of farmhand James Turner near Wetmore on July 12, was continued to Sept 18 at the state's request. Rolfe faces charges related to Turner’s death. her son Kenneth Rolfe, 41, pleaded to a reduced charge in an earlier plea, receiving a lengthy sentence.
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Kasy
Maude Rolfe
Wetmore
Rescue party fails led by French cave explorers in bid to hoist body
Four French cave explorers faced exhaustion as they carried out a rescue at Pierre Saint Martin near the Spanish border. Loubens, a 33 year old industrialist, died after falling 120 feet during the attempt to lift him from a ledge where he had lain in a coma nearly 36 hours. Doctor Andre Mairey and three expedition members descended with medical supplies but fatigue and danger halted further action. The expedition included Haround Tazieff, Jacques Labeyries, and Bernard Orchialini, under Belgian scientist Max Crosnus, who initially balked at returning to the steel rope.
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Licq
Pierre Saint Martin
Loubens
Millires
Haround Tazieff
Jacques Labeyries
Bank of France
Bernard Orchialini
Max Crosnus
Louhens
Dozer Halts Calls North of Joplin Cable Breaks
A ditch digging machine severed and damaged AT&T trans continental cables four miles north of Joplin Missouri, knocking out 612 toll lines and 100 telegraph wires. Service was disrupted for hours with reroutes via St Louis Memphis and Dallas. The B cable linking St Louis Kansas City Joplin and Dallas was mainly affected.
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Joplin
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cities Service Gas Company
St. Louis
Memphis
Dallas
Kansas City
AL T & TL
City seeks high court ruling on segregated pool access
Herington City Commission asked the Kansas Supreme Court to deny a writ of mandamus forcing admission of Negroes to the city pool leased for exclusive white use. Parsons and Topeka cases mirror the challenge to municipal racial separation in recreational facilities. Adolph Edwards claims denial of admission violated constitutional rights.
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Herington City Commission
Kansas Supreme Court
Herington
City Commission
Parsons
High Court
City Commission of
Rangas Toais
Herington Commission
Adolph Edwards
Nesra
Herington Pool
Edwards
Private Detective Sues For Beating by Police
Kansas City, Kas. faced a $23,000 suit from Henry Bunner, a private detective, who says police beat him while he attempted to disconnect recording gear in the office of the late J Earl Thomas. The incident followed wire recordings that led to resignations of Thomas and Lieut Jack Stewart. Bunner filed under the Kansas mob law alleging officers abandoned duty and failed to quell mob activity during the January 1 incident.
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Kansas City
Kas
Henry ~. Bunner
Wrandotte County
J. Earl Thomas
Thomas
Jack Stewart
Harold Fatzer
Bunner
Kansas
Memorial Hospital Patient and Birth Notices
At Memorial Hospital Mrs Gloria Whaley 319 Maple St Morris Statler Jr Sunflower Mrs Anna Reid 1617 Mass St Douglas McDonald 638 N H andt Mrs Marcella Padan 1028 Mo andr Miss Eleanor Loch New York City Mrs Winona Miller DeSoto Otis Gulley 822 Etm andt Mrs Ruby Howard 445 Ind St Jimmy Davis Green's Lake J J Cumnou Sunflower Mrs Theresa Westgate Baldwin Mrs Ela Miller and baby boy 731 Hickory St Tycke Spears 1216 W 10th St Edward Black McLouth Mrs Elizabeth Weaterwax and baby boy 401 Mo St Mr and Mrs Clyde Waters Sun flower a daughter Thursday Mr and Mrs Lou Chappell a Sun flower a daughter Thursday Marcia Roebuck 32 of Lecomp ton was treated Thursday in the emergency room for a lacerated lower Hp The injury was received when she fell.
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Gloria Whaley
Maple St
Morris Statler Jr
Anna Reid
Mass
Douglas McDonald
Marcella Padan
Mo. &R
Eleanor Loch
New York City
Winona Miller
DeSoto
Otis Gulley
Etm &T
Ruby Howard
Ind. St
Jimmy Davis
Green's Lake
J. J. Cumnou
Sunflower
Theresa Westgate
Baldwin
Ela Miller
Hickory St
Tycke Spears
10Th St
Edward Black
McLouth
Elizabeth Weaterwax
Marcia Roebuck
Lecompton
Eudora Picnic Opens With City Park Show Tonight
The two day Eudora CPA picnic begins at 7 40 tonight in Eudora City Park with the Dixie Lee Western Variety Show from Kansas City. Officials anticipate a large opening crowd and expect good weather for the reunion style event. The Red Blum Orchestra of Ottawa will headline a 9 p m to midnight dance, with a nominal 2 charge for dancing on the concrete square and free seats for viewers. The same program repeats Saturday night starting at 9.
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Central Protective Association
Eudora City
Dixie Lee
Kansas City
CPA Picnic Association
Eudora
Red Blum Orchestra
Ottawa
Small Twister Near Hope Hits Farms and Church
A small tornado swept a mile square area along Lyons creek east of Hope Kansas Thursday night. It damaged buildings on three farms William Kenning Herman Lewing and Mrs Paul Kandt and wrecked the St John s Lutheran Church spire. Fences telephone lines and power lines were strewn. trees were broken or damaged. The Rev Klallenhoff whose home is beside the church is in Quincy Illinois for his mother s funeral.
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Kas
Lyons Creek
St. John's Lutheran Church
William Kenning
Herman Lewing
Paul Kandt
Klallenhoff
Quincy
New Officers Installed By Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus held a Tuesday meeting installing new officers. Ottawa visitors John Dumann district deputy and Carl Didde lecturer attended. Elected were Charles Short grand knight William H. Martin deputy grand knight George Jennings chancellor Kenneth Jennings recording secretary Charles Sherrick financial secretary Harry Sommer treasurer Clem Zimmerman warden Joe Lesch outside guard Kenneth Neff inside guard the Rev. George Towle chaplain.
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Knights of Columbus
John Dumann
Carl Didde
Ottawa
Charles Short
William H. Martin
George Jennings
Kenneth Jennings
Charles Sherrick
Harry Sommer
Clem Zilmner
Joe Lesch
Kenneth Neff
George Towle
Rhee Inaugural Speech Cheered by Huge Crowd
In Seoul thousands packed the war scarred capital to hear Syngman Rhee sworn in for a second term. He pledged no rest until Communists are defeated and called the battlefront Korea's primary charge. He framed his aim with the United States and the UN to restore a free, independent Korea.
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Seoul
Korea
Syneman Rhee
South Korea
U. S
LCON
Koreas
Anthrax Quarantine Easing Discussed by Officials
Dr Pyles says quarantine releases possible for vaccinated herds with no illness in about 60 days. Decisions depend on each case, with some herds possibly released after six weeks if conditions are favorable. Farmers visiting Ottawa should bring quarantine notices as the livestock commission reviews losses to seek congressional relief.
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Ottawa
The
Livestock Commission
Commission
Congress
Pyles
Mass migration seen as Eisenhower gains in Louisiana
Two state Democratic leaders foresee a mass cross party migration toward Republican nominee General Dwight Eisenhower. Governor Kennon concedes Republicans may carry Louisiana in the November election, citing strong state rights sentiment and signals from party officials and voters.
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Louisiana
Dwight Eisenhower
Robert Kennon
Kennon
N. B. Caratarphen
Shreveport
Democratic State Central Committee
Eisenhower
Thomas Dewy
New York
Truman
Lightning Kills Trainman One Mile South of Zarah
Latt B Balocca 62 Kansas City Kas a Santa Fe conductor was killed by lightning while warning on a track one mile south of Zarah Was he rode an eastbound freight that halted for repairs after a hot box Balocca walked from the rear to signal others when struck He survived by his widow a daughter and two sisters
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Was
Zaraeh
Latt B. Balocca
Kansas City
Kas
Santa Fe Railway
Balocca
Test Pilot Killed In Parachute Jump Over Virginia
Burrowsville Virginia reports the death of Herbert H Hoover a pioneer in faster than sound flight after his parachute failed during a bail out from an exploding B45 jet bomber two explosions shattered the heavy four jet engine plane over Burrowsville J A Harper survived with a bruised shoulder Hoover's body found hours later in a wooded area of Prince George County three miles southeast of Richmond
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Herbert H. Hoover
Hoover
J. A. Harper
Harper
Prince George County
Richmond
Two Local Boys Home After Injury Auto Crash
Two 13 year old Lawrence boys injured in a car truck crash in Jefferson County Aug 7 were released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Tycke Spears son of Mrs George Spears 1216 W. loth St and Jim Schmitendorf son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Schmitendorf 910 O Street Sn.
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Lawrence
Jefferson County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tycke Spears
George Spears
W. Loth
Kansas City Grain and Livestock Market Report
Kansas City market notes show wheat prices across grades ranging from No 2 hard to No 3, with quotational spreads and futures for Sep Dec Mar and May. Corn, oats, milo, rye, barley, and soybeans listed with prices andOpen High Low Close figures, plus livestock quotes for hens and hogs and dairy fat figures.
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Kansas City
San
Shorts
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle offerings light with 200 cattle and 50 calves unsold. Hogs 1800 head varied, bidding up to 25 cents above Thursday on some cuts. prices mainly 22.00 to 23.00 for 180 to 250 pound tranches. 260 to 300 pound lots 21.00 to 22.00. Sows 16.00 to 19.50, stags 16.50. Sheep 1500 head, no fresh unloads offered for sale. overall market activity uneven.
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K. C. Livestock
Kansas City Inn
USDA
Military Families Report Training and Deployments
In The Armed Forces Alvin D Haverty of the U S Naval Reserve reports to Saufley Field Florida for training in formation firing fixed aerial gunnery and instrument filing He is the son of Mr and Mrs A A Haverty 2024 N H I S Sgt Lyle W North son of Mr and Mrs Lyle North of Nov 10 district near Baldwin is now stationed in England about one north of London at a jet field Melvin M Johnson Fireman with the Navy left today to return to San Diego after a 20 day leave with his mother Mrs Lillie Johnson at Lone Star Cpl Delbert J Groninger son of Mr and Mrs Delbert Groninger 300 M J Lt has returned from Korea and is spending a 30 day furlough with his parents He will then go to Camp Crowder Mo to receive his discharge from the Army with which he has served since July 1949 He went overseas in September 1951.
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U. S. Naval Reserve
Saufley Field
Pensacola
Fla
A A. A. Haverty
Lyle W. North
Lyle North
Baldwin
England
London
Jetield
Melvin M. Johnson
Navy
San Diego
Lillie Johnson
Lone Star
Cpl
Delbert J. Groninger
Delbert Groninger
Korea
Camp Crowder
Wayne Hundley Sent to Camp McCoy for 23rd AAA Group
Second Lt. Wayne Hundley from Oskaloosa departed Thursday to Camp McCoy near La Crosse Wisconsin where he has been assigned to the 23rd AAA group.
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Wayne Hundley
Oskaloosa
McCoy
LaCrosse
Wis
Beech Aircraft promotes Bowery to outside production head
Beech Aircraft Corp Liberal division manager Bowery has been promoted to manager of outside production at Beech’s Wichita plant. Bowery will be succeeded at Liberal by W. E. LaVelle, who has served as assistant production manager since June.
Salina grocer elected Sailme County GOP chairman
Beads Baline Gou Salina W N C Grant, a Salina grocer, was elected chairman of the Sailme County Republican Central committee Thursday night. He succeeds Ed Morgenstern, defeated for reelection as precinct committeeman. Morgenstern also was Sixth District Republican chairman.
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Salina
W.N
Chicago IV commodity note on potato shipments and prices
U S arrivals total warehouses report light demand with a firm market for reds and steady long whites. Russets show slight softness with Idaho Oregon long whites at 6.65. Russets 6.60 to 6.75, triumphs 6.50 to 7.00, Nebraska warbas 7.00, Washington russets 6.60 to 6.75, Wisconsin pontiacs 6.30.
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Usdal
U. S
Idaho
Kansas City Market Prices for Eggs and Butter
Market report from Kansas City lists egg categories with percentages and weights such as 60 percent A eggs, mediums 48, standards 43, and unclassified receipts 54 lbs. Butter Grade A priced by lbs in cartons 76.5 and quarters 77 with butterfat at 62 to 65. Poultry section notes hens at 4 percent, 20 lbs, under 4 lbs 13, commercial friers 244 to 31 lbs white 34 red 33, and commercial broilers 173.
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Kansas City
Eges
Wall Street Mixed As Market Dips On Light Volume
The Day in Wall Street reports a mixed session with prices up slightly and others down, a lack of broad market spirit, and light trading. About 900 shares traded on Friday, well below the month’s volume, with Thursday under 1 million. Investors focused on specific corporate developments driving activity.
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Wall Street
New York
Card of Thanks to Friends and Care Team
Mrs Rebecca Harper thanks friends and neighbors for cards and flowers and nurses and Dr John son for excellent care in hospital and Rev J J Arimmer for his message of cheer.
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Dr. Johnson
J. J. Arimmer
Rebecca Harper
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