Still a Puzzle about Justice in Trials Across Nations
The piece contrasts Soviet old Bolsheviks who confessed under duress with Western trials in New York where Communist leaders faced conspiracy charges. It notes judges freeing some defendants on bond, while Judith Leveau is convicted, and argues the U S system should uphold innocent until proven guilty to avoid slipping toward Soviet notions of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kari Radik
Moscow
Radek
Bolshevicks
Casinat Daneph Ssa
Strug
Eta
New York
Communist Party
Judith Leve
Russia
Sale
Aia
Rua
Justo
Miss Coplon
Nat
Daya
Grand River Valley Plan Introduced in the House
A Grand Neosho river valley plan was introduced in the House as part of control authorization. It contemplates four dam and harbor projects at an estimated total of 36,220,000 dollars. The bill, prepared by the Public Works Rivers and Harbors Committee, lists key estimates for Strawn, Grove, Marion, and Cedar Point shown for the Grand Neosho and its tributaries flowing through Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marion
Cedar Point
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Bright Fourth plans evoke city council, scouts in Lawrence
In Lawrence, a bi monthly council session faces a July conflict. Fourth of July events include Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and 4 H club members preparing flag ceremonies tonight at the stadium. They will meet at 7 30 in the stadium north section for additional preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Heat and cooling trend mix as Midwest awaits relief
Chicago reports lingering heat with no respite on the horizon as a broad cool air mass edges toward the upper Midwest from Canada. Minot, North Dakota, posted 72 degrees while Pierre, South Dakota, hit 110, one degree above Yuma's 109. Chicago's high reached 102.4, a record for the date, with forecasts suggesting another near peak.
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Chicago
Atmost
Upper Midwest
Canada
Michigan
Montana
Minot
N. D
Pierre
Yuma
Arizona
No relief in sight on Independence Day heat in Kansas
Kansas City reports continued extreme heat with forecasts from 95 to 100 degrees and nightly lows in the 70s. Past records show scorchers on July 4 1934 in Emporia and July 1 1936 highs of 110 in Topeka and 108 in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Emporia
Topeka
Goodland
Salina
British Foreign Office Blames Tito Over Trieste Currency
London officials accused Marshal Tito's government of infringing the Italian peace treaty by using Yugoslav currency in Trieste. The Foreign Office spokesperson said the treaty provides Italian lira as the sole legal tender in Trieste until a separate currency is established for the free territory.
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London
Foreign Office
Marshal Tito
Trieste
Two Killed as Bus Collides with Milk Truck Near Smithfield
In Johnston County North Carolina on July 4 a milk truck and a passenger bus collided between Smithfield and Newton Grove. The milk truck driver died and the bus driver perished when the bus burned after the crash. About 12 passengers were aboard and four were treated at Johnston Memorial Hospital. A farmer helped by breaking bus windows and aiding injured passengers before emergency crews arrived. The bus was reportedly Atlantic Greyhound lines.
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Smithfield
N. C
Sherif Hales
Newton Grove
Hales
Johnston County Memorial Hospital
Hatcher Goes Home After Hospital Stay
Kenneth Hatcher of Route 3 returned home yesterday from Lawrence Memorial hospital where he had been since June 11 after a car accident. He was caught between his car and a second vehicle pulled from a ditch on Highway 40 near Reno. his right leg was amputated. Mark Matthews of Tonganoxie, driver of the car that caused the crash, received a one year jail sentence in Leavenworth court for driving under the influence and reckless driving.
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Kenneth Hatcher
Route 3
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hatcher
Highway 40
Reno
Mark Matthews
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth
DIES IN NEBRASKA PUBLIC UTILITIES AUTHORITY LEADER
Dr. Carl Dean Thompson 79 a Lincoln resident and founder of the Public Ownership League of America died last night after coming to Lincoln to live with sister Mrs. Jessie Winchester. He formerly served in church and held several public offices. He edited Public Ownership of Public Utilities and was a longtime authority on public ownership of utilities.
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Lincoln, Neb
Carl Dean Thompson
Lincoln
Jessie Winchester
Public Ownership League of America
Public Ownership of
Thompson
Local tragedy near Chanute yields injuries and a fatality
A Wichita incident left Ruth Palmer, 54, dead and H E Gilbert, 49, seriously injured when a blowout occurred near Chanute. Reported witnesses say the accident happened yesterday, prompting hospital spokesmen to note Gilbert’s grave condition.
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Wichita
Kan
Falewiog
Ruth Palmer
H. E. Gilbert
Chanute
Milk strike looms as talks fail between producers and dairies
Residents in Hays and surrounding areas face a milk strike starting Saturday after fal negotiations between Midwest Milk Producers association and the dairies. Producers demand 46.45 dollars per hundredweight citing higher production costs.
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Russell
Kan
Hays
Seat
Midwest Milk Producers Association
Dairies
Fire damages St. Anthony's Church in Liberal
A two hour fire Saturday damaged St. Anthony's Catholic church in Liberal Kansas with interior and roof damage estimated at 25000 dollars. Investigators traced the blaze to an undetermined cause as fire crews battled the flames through the afternoon.
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Liberal
Kan
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Death of Jesse Buster Noted in Kannis City Visits
Friends report the death of Jesse Buster of Kannis City a longtime visitor through the years with neighbors recalling his frequent presence in local events and gatherings.
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Jesse Buster
Kannis
City
Jubilant 50th Wedding Anniversary Observed
The Hoffman couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a basket dinner at the Methodist church dining room and a program in the church auditorium recounting their 50 years. Family from Chicago and Topeka attended with friends from Grove. Carol Hoffman played a flute solo and a grandson performed, as relatives gathered for photos and a reception at home later.
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Nettie Puernington Herery
J. L. Heberting
Elmer Edmonds
John Hoffman
Topeka
Grove
Thomas Hoffman
Chicago
Carol
Hoffman Aisters
Meta Austin
Rhota Page
Silver Lake
Christina Buse
Teepeka
the Homie
Misa Irene Brock
Local residents listed for Memorial Hospital notices
Names and addresses of individuals connected to Memorial Hospital appear, including Bobby Ford Baldwin Melvin Wheeler Lawrence Floyd James 925 New York Street Herman Brooker 1039 Rhode Island Street Kathleen Pierce Overbrook Mrs Mary Mason 421 Ohio Street and others such as Mra Geraldine Meyer 825 New Hampshire Street Kenneth Hatcher route 3 Mrs Ethel Janeway 1735 Vermont Street Mrs Jean Mumford and baby girl 338 Funston Street Bobby Ford Baldwin Hattie Ferris Valley Falls baby boy Sherwood 933 Alabama Street Floyd James 925 New York Street Mrs Jennie Graeber 1017 Rhode Island Street Mrs Rith Camp 2 B Sunnyside.
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Bobby Ford
Baldwin
Melvin Wheeler
Lawrence
Floyd James
New York Street
Herman Brooker
Rhode Island Street
Kathleen Pierce
Overbrook
Mary Mason
Ohio Street
Geraldine Meyer
New Hampshire Street
Kenneth Hatcher
Ethel Janeway
Vermont Street
Jean Mumford
Baby Boy
Funston Street
Hattie Ferris
Valley Falls
Baby Boy Sherwood
Alabama Street
Jennie Graeber
Rith Camp
Sunnyside
Local Families Welcome Newborns This Week
Mr and Mrs Bernard Hausheer of 1247 Ohio Street welcomed a son on Saturday. Mr and Mrs L L Bagby of 546 Kentucky Street welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs J B Harris of Sunflower welcomed a son yesterday. Mr and Mrs W L Richardson of Sunflower welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Curtiss of 329 Funston Street welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs James R Lee of 501 Rockledge Road welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs Ross Minor of Sunflower welcomed three daughters today. Mr and Mrs Ernest Winders of Sunflower welcomed a son today.
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Bernard Hausheer
Ohio Street
L. L. Bagby
Kentucky Street
J. B. Harris
W. L. Richardson
Marvin Curtiss
Funston Street
Yesteray
James R. Lee
Rockledge Road
Ross Minor
Ernest Winders
Local notices and travels in Kansas communities cross paths
Neighborhood updates include Boston room for a National Meeting of commerce teachers, relatives visiting in Kansas City and Kansas towns, a hospital operation for a local resident, rural mail routes shifted for wheat farming, and vacation trips by residents. Also noted: church Children’s Day program, July events by the W C B group, and local history ties to Oska loosa.
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Boston
Mass
Teachers of Commerce
Foger Barker
Ray Lynnan Wilbur
Pato Alto
Calif
Leland Sanford University
Vance Sutton
Cleveland
Ohio
Richard Sutton
Charlies Sutton
Kansas City
Minnie Myers
Gertrude Goldman
Rufus Edmonds
Research Hospital
Nee
Mangas
Methodist Church
Max Engle
W.3.c
Wil
Jennie Davis
Jean Lester
Daughters of Fioneers
Sunbohnet
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James Marlow
Old Sol
British Foreign Office
Smithfeld
Nebraska
Dr. Thompson
Eee
Ste Aims
Mareid
Byxor
Et and
Stanely
U. S. Army
Navy
Guam
Chanste
Chereh
Mentiy
Prempt
Karl Kreider
ENT CO
B.P.O. Elks
Wilbur A. Wright
Parte
Yan LT
Harris CO
B. Sneegas
Bellinger Electric
the Barkleys
Broadway
Patee
Yep. m. Smash Entertainment
River Lady
Blazing Technicolor
Casbar
Lawrence Business College
Wing
Hall
Andy Chess Insurance’ Service
Massachusetts
Pnene
Acme Bachelor Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Simon
Don Simon
Grace Leaverton
Elia Lurner
Plymouth
Mich
James’ Anteau
Willand. Thompson
Mra Thompson
Texas
Vermont St
Ald OG
de Cation
G&g
Coca-Cola Company
Coca. Cola Bottling Company
Lawrence Kan
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