Bradley warns of long tension in future military balance
Gen Omar N. Bradley told graduates at the Command and General Staff College that the United States must expect a long period of tension in military planning. He urged a balanced long-range policy with stronger allied contributions and sustained budgets to avert future security gaps.
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Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
GPW
Omar N. Bradley
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United States
Merad Jey
Weather outlook warm with scattered showers possible
State forecaster Charles Carney predicted fair weather through Saturday with a good chance of rain over the Fourth of July weekend in parts of Kansas. He warned of scattered showers in the west and possible rain in the east by Tuesday, with temperatures rising above normal and highs around 100 in the southeast to near 85 in the northwest. Overnight lows were expected near 65 in the northwest and 70 in the southeast. report of 63 at Goodland for the state low. Only 0.68 inch rainfall at Oakley in the last 24 hours, rivers back within banks and roads reopened except K-14 at Randolph.
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Topeka
Kansas
Spain
Charles
Carney
Nothwest
Hill City
Phillipsburg
Goodland
Oakley
Randolph
Ottawa U May Lose Sprint Star Doering and Walsh
Ottawa Kansas July 1 Henry Doering Garnett sprint star and Joe Walsh Leavenworth football standout may depart Ottawa University to join Kansas Wesleyan Salina this fall. Coach Dick Peters reports they told him of the move. Wally Forsberg resigns as head coach to become Kansas Wesleyan coach.
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Ottawa
Kan
Attawa University
Henry Doering
Garnett
Joe Walsh
Leavenworth
Dick Peters
Kansas Wesleyan
Salina
Wally Forsberg
Aiden
Controls on Credit Buying Are Dead
The article reports that installment credit terms expired at midnight as the Federal Reserve Board authority to issue credit terms lapsed. Congress let the lapse occur, with a renewed extension previously set and renewed, and notes limited reaction from lenders and consumers amid uncertainty.
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Washington
Frobral Reserve Board
Congress
Tegar
Resignation urged for Parsons police chief amid probe
Topeka source reports Attorney General Fatzer urged Mayor Avten to request the resignation of Parsons Chief of Police Williams as a misconduct investigation expands. The probe centers on alleged irregularities in law enforcement tied to a slot machine syndicate. Williams was unavailable due to the witness, and the AG signaled possible ouster proceedings if resignation fails.
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Badiee Cherak AL Wiliam
Pareons
Revpieste
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Loum
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Avten
Parsens
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Cattercey Areneral
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Police Chiefs Office
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Parsons Peyt
Tresttetney
Hoth
Axsten
Williams
Aoen
City Commission
Leona Clagett
Eight Persons Injured In Gas Truck Explosion At Hawkins
Eight persons were injured four seriously when a 4000 gallon bottled gas truck exploded near the natural gas plant in Hawkins Texas. A fire burned at the plant for more than three hours after the blast and shook buildings two and a half miles away. Chief engineer J. L. Berton cited undetermined cause as fire broke out during oiling of the office building.
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Hawkies
Tex
Hawkins
Weed County
Dallas
J. 5
Berton
Officers Unable to Locate Davis in Topeka Escape Case
Police pursued a suspect named Davis after a shooting near Lawrence. Davis, described as 40, 5 ft 7 in, light brown eyes, two facial scars, fled into brush with a companion named Retreved Tope ka. He had pleaded guilty previously to selling beer without a license and was fined 100 dollars.
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Fley Twoemylee
Robert Crysler
Sid Pravis
Nash
Achinie
Wave
Taw
Davis Ted
Davis
Win Ac
East Topeka
Lawrence
Topeka
War
U S Sets Price Floor For 1949 Wheat
The United States announces a price floor of 1.95 dollars per bushel for 1949 wheat. The move aims to stabilize grain markets and support farmers amid ongoing economic pressures.
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U. S
June Warmest Yet In Lawrence Weather Report
C J Posey, volunteer weather observer, reports June averaged record highs, 2.22 degrees above normal. Rainfall 5.04 inches in June at Lawrence, driest since 1943, with six hot days. Six months total rainfall 20-21 inches, 2.26 inches above normal. cloudiness 51.87 percent, 10 percent above normal for June.
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Busey
Posey
Pezey
Lawrence
Tosey
Worden
Walter Schwarz
Injured lad rushed to clinic after diving accident
A boy from Chanute was taken to a medical clinic after a diving fall caused a severe jaw fracture and concussion. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pate, who were at the field, left for Rochester by train following the incident at a local swimming pool.
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M Moun
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T Hornine
Hewa
Oif
Rochester
Rent control likely to be removed next week
Federal action prompts cancellation of a public hearing on rent control in Emporia as city officials await orders. Walter Johnson, city manager, reports the removal order may take effect by July 4 and a revised hearing is not scheduled.
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Bancin Us
Walter Johnson
Giants Break Dodgers Pitching Duel with Eighth Inning Three
New York tops Brooklyn 4 to 1 as the Giants break a tight pitchers duel with three runs in the eighth inning sealing the win.
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New York
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
School boys hike jobless totals hit seven-year high
July 1 report from the census shows a June surge of school-age youths seeking work raising unemployment to a seven year high of 300. Two of three new job-hunters found work while employment rose to 9 619 dollars, a high for the period, near the prior goal of sixty million.
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Washington
Duressi
KU to Host Free Fourth Fireworks Show at Memorial Stadium
Rites members promise a bigger celebration with a free fireworks display at Memorial Stadium in Lawrence. The event Monday at 3 PM attracted crowds last year and features 146 large set pieces, aerial shells, and a concert by the Lawrence summer band. Scouts and 4-H members from area towns will participate in a flag raising ceremony, with taps closing the celebration if rain postpones the event.
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Lawrence Observes Fourth of July Holiday Shutdown
Nearly all activity in Lawrence will pause Monday for the Fourth of July. Retail shops, offices, courthouse, city hall, community building, post office, banks, and the university’s classes and events will suspend. Postal service will operate on holiday hours with mail deliveries limited.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
JC Club Plans Fourth of July Concession Stand Setup
At a regular Junior Chamber meeting work plans were made to handle concession stands for Memorial stadiums Fourth of July celebration. Secretary John Crown said members should meet at Memorial stadium at 3 30 p m for a Dutch hineh prior to opening.
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John Crown
Jaycee
Roman Coinage Legend Attributed To Servius Tullius
Legend states money first circulated in Rome in 578 B C before Christ by Servius Tullius. The claim links early monetary systems to a Roman king and ancient legend.
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B.C
Servius Tullius
Wheat Rush to Bowersock Elevator Delays Local Truckers
Wheat trucks queued along Massachusetts Street to unload at the Bowersock elevator as about 40 000 bushels arrived, 24 0455 stored, with 340 too wet. Cash prices trailed loan rates. lines stretched to midnight. Farmers from 30 to 40 miles away reported yields of 20 to 40 bushels per acre and heavy demand for storage space.
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Massachusetts
Seventh Street
Connecticut
Bowersock
Kansas City
Lawrence
Bowersocks
Hue
Byron Beery
C. C. Gerstenberger
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Gersten
Pawnee
Eudora
Johny Ross
Perry
Ross Stanwix
Will Liamstown
Ray Roberts
Kanwaka
Weather District 16 Forecast for July 106
Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska temperatures will run near normal with slight above readings in some states. Scattered thunderstorms likely mainly in western Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska through Monday and in eastern areas Tuesday. Kansas mainly fair with warm highs around 90 to 100 and mild nights in the upper sixties to mid seventies.
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