Eisenhower Attack on Army Provokes Calls for Probe
Washington lawmakers criticized General Eisenhower for calling the US army a poor second to Russia. Representative Short urged a congressional inquiry into the army’s status and wartime readiness, accusing the testimony of propaganda for universal military training. Allen called the remarks surprising and questioned their meaning and implications for postwar policy. Eisenhower and the War Department had no immediate comment.
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Russia
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House Armed Services Committee
Ganpestion
Leo E. Allen
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House Rules Committee
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Congress
Pearl Har- Allen
Allen
United States
U S View Defended by University Professor at Rotary
Professor Robert McNair Davis of the University Law School defended Russia’s present foreign stance in a Rotary Club address titled The Art of Self Appraisal. He argued unfair treatment by other powers fostered the Soviet attitude, urged understanding of Russian aims, and praised Truman’s veto on a wool tariff bill as aiding world trade. He urged United Nations support and European settlement of European issues.
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Robert McNair Davis
University Law School
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Russia
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Rotarians
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United States
Europe
Truman
United Nations
County Mapping Underway by State Geological Survey
The State Geological Survey will study Chase and Lyon counties for areal and economic geology. Field work starts within two weeks with Dr. R C Moore and Dr. J M Jewett leading, survey staff from Lawrence assisting. Maps and air photos will show rock formations and industrial sites, with maps due early 1948. A benefit concert by the Blackwood Quartet is planned at Ozawkie high school for camp improvement funds. The Board of Education for district 60 will meet tomorrow at 7:30 in the senior high office.
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Shenandoah
Iowa
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Beerd
Board of Education of School District 60
Presbyterian youth conference to draw 1500 delegates
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports a northeast presbytery tea hosting the first national Presbyterian youth conference with over 1500 delegates expected from across the United States and Hawaii. Donald Campbell returns home to Eu Gore vom the Badendervogt opera project. Miss Pauline Rankin heads to a Northwest vacation and wedding in Corvallis Oregon with further travels to Salem Seattle and Vancouver before July 21.
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Topeka Presbytery
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Hawaii
Donald Campbell
EU Gore
Pauline Rankin
Northwest
Misa Annette Laslett
Corvallis
Ore
Herbert Laslett
E. C. Bussing
Lawerace
One Man Killed in Plane Crash Near Sibley Louisiana
A plane crash near Sibley Louisiana three miles west of town left one man dead and four others missing. Sheriff Oscar Haynes reported one body found in the wreckage while the fate of the remaining four aboard was unknown. Barksdale field crash crew dispatched though unreachable. no scheduled flights today and first word came at 5:2 a.m. from an unidentified commercial airline pilot.
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Sibley
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Field
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Retirement professor Snoddy dies in California
Dr. George S. Snoddy, a retired psychology professor born in Emporia Kansas, died at his Santa Monica home on Sunday. No funeral services will be held today. He served as a professor at the University and held prior positions, with a long career in higher education.
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Emporia
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Snoddy
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Didi Uaceeesity
LocalNews Brief on Visiting Guests and Summer Plans
iPersonals Mrs. Eugene Harrison has returned to her home at Lola after guests Mr. and Mrs. Ima Parsons for the weekend. Dean and Mrs. Henry Werner left for their cabin at Fugar Lake near Grand Rapids Ming to spend the rest of the summer, joined later by their daughter and son-in-law.
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Lola
Ima Parsons
Dean
Henry Werner
Fugar Lake
Grand Rapids
Ming
Local Residents Plan Trips and Travel Notes
Mr and Mrs John A Heather of Kansas City plan a trip during the absence of the Werner family at 9463 A street. Scott Bailey and Meyeow intings cha nce are leaving on a vacation visiting Denver, Portland, Los Angeles for four to six weeks. William Knox and daughter Betty Ann returned to their Conn home with Carl Knox and Cartadyne. R Patterson returned to her Missouri home after visiting sister Phanicie and niece Harman. Rita Roney leaves for Westminster Youth conference at Grinnell Iowa June 30 to July 5 as one of eight delegates.
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Kansas City
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Goan
Jane Anderson
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Carl Knox
Richard Jones
Kinsley
John L. Lohman
Elm Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rita Roney
National Westminster Youth Conference
Grinnell
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