Understanding the Russian Mind in Wartime Pressures
The speaker discusses American diplomacy with Russia, criticizing American naivety and urging realistic engagement. He contrasts American openness with perceived rational Russian realism, urging fair bargaining and caution against overreliance on state power. He cautions Americans not to impose one faith as universal and warns against repeating wartime misperceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Caldwell
University of Kansas
Georgia
Caldwell Farne
iRoesia
Bransy
State Department
Wren Caldwell
Linpeaker
Harry Hopkins
Stalin
Hopkins
Someshing
Yalta
Russia
Surplus Shift Ties Treasury to European Recovery Aid
Secretary Snyder announced a large surplus reduction for the year, saying actual receipts exceeded expenditures by far. The shift places surplus funds to the European Recovery Program, boosting the treasury total and allowing future spending for 1949, with the surplus figure reaching over $8.4 billion per government estimates.
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Washington
Cof Ureveyry Snyder
Congress
Treasury
Presiden Coolidge
Kansas crude oil runs and commission actions explored
In Wichita on July 2 the Kansas Conservation Commission reported crude oil runs at 200 418 barrels per day for the week ending June 28, with an average rate down 2 259 barrels from the prior week. Topeka requests Supreme Court decision on Union Pacific passenger service removal, seeking a new ruling while the commission worries about its authority.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas Conservation Commission
Kansas
Topeka
Kanmas Corporation Commission
State Supreme Court
Union Pacific
Igen
Wheat in too fast Biggest receipts in K C history
Kansas City July 2 Officials report record truck and rail wheat arrivals overwhelming unloading capacity. 24 hour receipts near 65 000 bushels with over 60 000 the prior day. Most grain from within 100 miles. some Texas and Oklahoma trucks aiding recall. Harvest delayed by rains, then rapid activity across the region.
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Kansas City
Kansas Ci
Tom Devenney
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansap City
Kausas
Missouri
Kansas Wheat
Last Man Escaped Hutchinson Jail Surrenders
Four Reno county jail escapees are accounted for. Sylvester Peters surrendered in Newton after hiding in a wheat field. Warren Fick William Cheney and Claire Smyers were arrested in Hutchinson or nearby. Sheriff Goodman reported Peters called to arrange surrender.
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Jale
Hutchinson
Kat
Reno County
Newton
Harry Goodman
Harvey County
Sylvester Peters
Goodman
Peters
Warren Fick
William Cheney
Claire Smyers
Boeing and Decker Oils Open Wichita Tournament
Wichita Kansas July 26 The Topcks Decker Oilers and the Wichita Boeing Bombers two tough teams in last year s state meet will open the 148 Kansas championship semi pro baseball tournament. Game time is 8 15 p m following opening ceremony by Gov Frank Carlson. Lindbergh visits Boeing plant in Wichita for seven hours with air force officials. Retiring from K U staff H L Bona janitor and Grace Scott hospital worker reported to be in declining health.
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Wichita
Kan
Topcks Decker Oilers
Wichita Boeing Bombers
Kansas
Deckers
Boeing
Wichita Cessna Bobcate
Bosing
Frank Carlson
Andrew Schoeppel
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Air Force
Boeing Airplane Company
Two Kansas Citians Freed Of Vote Fraud Charges
Kansas City July 2 PRA A Williams and William H Costello both of Kansas City were freed of vote fraud conspiracy charges after U S District Judge Richard M Duncan granted a defense motion for acquittal citing insufficient evidence Williams a former Jackson City deputy coroner and Costello a Kansas City attorney faced charges of conspiring to defraud voters in the August 6, 1946 primary election Williams was a Democratic precinct captain and Costello a Democratic election judge in the same precinct The judge ruled the government failed to show guilt beyond a reasonable doubt even if a verdict could be returned against them
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Kansas City
PRA
Duncan
Political Announcements Lead Journal-World Primary Preview
The Journal-World begins daily political announcements listing candidates for legislative and county offices in both parties ahead of the August 7 primary. Also noted are parking marker changes on Vermont Street and sparse university wayfinding as KU signs go missing. Two softball games at Lincoln Park draw local interest with Midwest versus Winter Chevrolet and Hutts vs Fairies in the 7:30 p.m. slate. The July 2 bank call covers condition of all National banks as of June 30.
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The
Journal-World
Lawrence
University of Kansas
K. U
Seventh
Mississippi
Lincoln Park
Midwest
Chevrolet
Hutts Vn. Faries
Ienue
Washington
Camntroller c of the Currency Today
Memorial Hospital Admits List and Retirements
A long hospital admit list includes Owen Ward, Rowe and Stephanie Pennett, Nadine Mesterson, Mrs. Margaret Prye, Mrs. Betty Barnett, Thelma Brokman, Dr Cratey, Mrs. Jean Newell, Mrs. Harold Ray and baby, and others at multiple addresses. Also notes Uncle Dan Carrier’s July 1 retirement as Wichita policeman after joining in 1818 and prior Coffeyville service. Also reports Virginia Democrats’ Byrd draft effort defeated and golf match results in Wichita and Palo Alto. A 4-line classified ad advertises a weekly ad for $1.00.
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Owen Ward
Rowe
Stephanie Pennett
Saunyaide
Richard Per- Panayivanig
Ere
Nadine Mesterson
West Fourth Street
Margaret Prye
Lecompton
Betty Barnett
Delaware Street
Thelma Brokman
Route 4
Cratey
Tooie
Jean Newell
North Eighth’ Street
Wichita
Kan
Dan” Carrier
Dan
Coffeyville
Kaw
Pension Board
Lawrence Glosser
Oklahoma City Today
John Ki
Denver
Will Pereenr
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Church Events
Baldwin residents share news of weddings and engagements, travel and family visits, and church gatherings. Local couples Mary Hart and Ralph Broadfoot plan a summer wedding in Westmoreland with Baker graduates both active in sororities and fraternities, while a second ceremony for Miss Hart and Broadfoot is set for next Sunday at the Methodist church.
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Wiliam
Robina
Kansay City
Puerto Rico
Mee
Lawler
Lawrence Wednrsday Et Vitink
Ike Thomas
Mise
Helen Thomas
Wrakesday
Emai
Leg Maines
ARS
Mary Jo Himball
Kannand
Wisntalshohe
Baker
Mias
Mary Mare Gare
Hart
Westmoreland
Mith Broadfoot
Wremoreland
Zeta Tan Alpha
Mb Broadfoot
Kappa Sisiva
Baldwin
Pearson
Sorws Ninth Street
Mark Rowsch
Mark Rowrels
Oki
Phylis Flovter
Kansas City
Londen Huis Metheodiet
Kanena Coy
Haro
Soalen
Lowsman Memorial Methodit
Opern
Galawin
Renenty Purehiaerd
North
Sustro
Earl
South Ninny River
HH. Hildvard
High Street
Tainter
Alvin F. Tinker
St. Luke's Hospital
Wichita Population Figures Show Modest Growth
Wichita data released by County Assessor Howard Schroed al indicates a population total within corporate limits near 10,710 for the year ending July 2, with adjoining townships totaling about 199,735. The wartime peak reached 210,319 in 1844, reflecting slower postwar expansion.
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Wichita
UPI
Howard Schroedal
Markets Echo Mixed U S Grain and Livestock Prices
Kansas City and Chicago markets show wheat and corn slight gains, cattle and hogs at steady to lower tones. Wheat futures rise on harvest expansion while livestock receipts and prices vary, with alfalfa demand firm and produce prices fluctuating across regions.
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New York
Kanese City
Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas City
Hany
Prairie
Eudora Visitors From Hammond And St Paul
Mr and Mrs Howard Werte and Baby of Hammond Indiana visit Harry Wertys family and Mrs Roy Vandeventer of Hinckley Minnesota. Tom Frederick Linwood and Clarence Gardner with daughter of St Paul Minnesota spend Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Sam Nels. Max Melville in Kansas City over the weekend and a guest of George Wilton.
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Caledonia
E Caventer
la Salle
Otto Durr
Olathe
Leon Durr
Mra
Talbot
Tom Ferry
Leavenworth
Berry
Red
Melvin
Reitzer
Howard
San Diego
Oskiane
San Francisco
Colorado
Lois Geers
Reitzers
Tonranoxie
Mabel Gibbs
Lake Tand
Fla
W. L. Young
Harold Morley
W. Morley
Longford
Oklahomin City
Ralph Morley
C. L. Lucas
Sublette
Robert Eisele
Jim Riordan
Conway Springs
Riordan
Wichita
Joh Volan
Mosel
Baldwin
Clinton
Paul Frazier
Oliver Deay
Lawrences
Circle No. 1
Lucy
Suesday
Ruby Baecker
Ralph Brann
Herb Miner
Cartin Dietrich
Mee
Verlan Benefiel
Carrol Geratenberger
Ray Warmker
Howard Werte
Hammond
Ind
Visitiog Wa
Harry. Werty
Roy Vaanteventer
Hinckdack
Mere
Tom Frederick
Linwood
Clarence Gardner
Dauhter
St. Paul
Minn
Sam Nels
Max Melville
Kansas City
George Wilton
Loys
Marines
Baseball League Leaders and Standings Mixed in Text
AP report details batting leaders and team stats with Boston stars dominating, listing runs and RBIs for DiMaggio Williams Boudreau and Musial among others. It also notes Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia players with steals and pitching marks, amid scattered league notes and consumer interest items.
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Associated Press
Williame
Boston
Boudreau
Rune Hat Iam
Boston i
Ace Naw Tork
DiMag
A Wiens Wiliatie
Cleveland
Ubles — Willams
Bouerent
Zarilla
Lupita New York
Kinwton
New York
Ehner
Sto
Washington
Dillinger
Storer
Leyte
Feller
Louis
Cincinnati
Musial
St. Louis
Kiner
Pitta
Sehmits
Chicago
A. Pitehi
Poat Law York
Wet Brotheen
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Alist
U. S
U.S
Atrangera
Mamie
K. C
Boeing and Decker Oils
H. L. Bona
West
Grace
Scott
Yranennee Street Memorial Hospital
Loemer
Kansas Citians
Vermont
Ninth
Ame
UPA
Grees
Comic Imagarize
Eve Kan
Rome
Alside de Gasveri
Italy
Parliait
James Godfrey
Kansan
Medical School
Buck Hills
James M. Godfrey
Philadelphia
Hahnemann Medical
Collee and Hospital
Cummings
Godfrey
Hahnemann Medical College
Jefferson Medical
Memorial Hospital
Harold Ray
Baby
Brocka Street
Aries
Sowder
West Twenty-First Street
Billie King
New Jer
P. M. Saunders
Pat
Fedora
An Maree
Gladys Griffiths
Mississippi Street
Harry Lawrick
Eudora
Sruce Botkins
Sunflow
Albert Crane
Richmond
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Riegel
Robert Riegel
Shamp Son
E. J. Rogers
Wishoma City
Palo Alto
Calif
Dave Bartlay
University of Michigan
Stanford
Tom Lambie
Baldwin News
Cocks Font
Apringa
Kansas Cly
Arizona
California
Mixaourl
Wena
IBM
Wall Breese
Che
Lackawanna & Western
Nicol Plate
Mary Laul
Santa Fe
Vidal Serverior
Jon Mirestone
AC & T. Ass
Seiss
Secee Sotyrh Chrysler Cor
Age Pont, Motors
Elein
Gen. Foods
Gen. Motors
Soren Ward
Hiry Frist
Penney Ij
Sears Roehbek
Texas Lowes
Tant Tone
Deccan
League
LEA
Bae
Hare
Calue Tiret
Ethan A. Smith
East
Balary Furniture and Equipment
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Cs. Mass
Varsity
Holmes, McGrew & Peck Insurance — Loans — Real Estate
LT. Harris Co., Inc
EEA
Risjoy
St Tis East
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