Criticism of Youth Baseball Practices Sparks Health Debate
Chicago pediatric committee chairmen criticized Little League for youth baseball urging safer, healthier leadership and warning against excessive parental pressure. They praised the Lawrence program's value in fostering orderly recreation while cautioning against temperamental outbursts and unproductive aims.
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Boss
Letteue
Ateni
Amd
Sabres
Lawrence Youester
Alsc
How to Lose Votes by Campaign Sticker Tactics
A noisy contention over bumper sticker campaigns in the August primary and November general. The piece argues such tactics alienate voters by cluttering cars and homes with political propaganda and warns candidates to monitor their supporters to avoid harming their own campaigns.
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Aritemebrles
Powder mix‑up ends in awkward footwear joke
A lighthearted note recalls a man who sprinkled powder in his shoes to treat athlete's foot only to discover, upon removing them, that he had used dental powder meant to secure false teeth. The mishap shows how a simple remedy can turn comic when products are misused.
Gold the Undoing Of Sutter In Lititz Pa
Hal Boyle recounts John Augustus Sutter once ruling a western empire and dying ruined. Born in Switzerland, Sutter fled debtors, built New Switzerland near Sacramento, attracted settlers, then discovered gold in California. His wealth vanished through debt and legal battles while periodic pleas for congressional pay failed. He died in Lititz, Pennsylvania, after a life of grand promise and faded fortune.
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John Augustus Sutter
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the Weat
America
Switzerland
Westport
Kansas City
New Switzerland
Sacramento
Calfornia
Hi Lorian
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Supreme Court
Suite
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Congress
Mcravian
American Congress
World Today: Wilkinson Document Spurs Executive Access Debate
In Washington deputy attorney general William Rogers cites the Wilkinson study supporting a president’s right to withhold executive records from Congress. The 102 page document, prepared by Herman Walkinson, has recirculated as 1948 era precedent and now reappears as Democrats control Congress while Republicans run the White House. The ongoing dispute imagines future cycles of access and denial. Women’s fashion notes warn skirts may vary in length as style persists.
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Washington
Willam Rogers
Hereman Walkinson
Justice Department
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Eisenhower
Wolkinson
Marlowgan
Congress
Supreme Court
Walkinson
White House
Truman
Senate
Executive Branch
Wilkinson
Rogers
Rep
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Waltkinson
Bible Verse Fragment Reflects Foolish Speech
Fragment from Proverbs 12 18 variant reads a fool speaks rashly and with pride while wise counsel is steadier. The line hints at hasty words causing harm and contrasts it with measured, thoughtful speech.
Comment on Comic Books and Washington Merry-Go-Round
Charles F. Murphy resigned as New York City judge overseeing comic books amid reports publishers seek looser censorship. Publishers deny, but mild reprints of old material resurface while public groups urge stopping filth and organized vice. Drew Pearson columns draw mixed reaction across newspapers.
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Charles F. Murphy
New York City
Judge Murphy
Emporia Gazelle
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Gazelle
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Pearson
Manhattan Mercury
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Garden City Telegram
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Gazette
Stuart Awbrey
Telegram
Bill Colvin
Mercury
Drew Pearson
Requelar
Quiz Q Who Was the Fest Roman Catholic Archbishop in the United States
A quiz item on a historical Catholic figure asks who served as the first Roman Catholic Archbishop in the United States. The answer centers on Archbishop John Carroll, with a confounding note about an electrical safety concept explaining why a short event melts the lead to break the circuit before damage occurs.
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John Carroll
Third Party Plans Office Listed
Washington correspondent Peter Edbon reports on Robert J. Donovan’s Eisenhower inside story revealing the 1953 mulling of a new party, the concept of dynamic conservatism, and the President’s choice to reform the Republican party instead. The piece notes campaign potential and questions sources amid congressional scrutiny.
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WEA
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Eisenhower
Robert J. Donovan
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White House
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Marriage in Eudora Unites Miss Brecheisen and Foster
Old Home Town items note Miss Marie Ella Brecheisen of Eudora wed Ira Thomas Foster of Exchange West Virginia on June 29 at the bride’s aunt’s home. Other items: KU housing strain for 7,000 fall students, June was record-warm in Kansas, Lawrence Elks to New York grand lodge, fireworks ordinance talks, Haskell headship change, Ford motor tour through Lawrence, local marriages and athletic results, and local veterans notes with patrols.
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A. B. Mitchell
Robert M. Baldwin
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Lawrence
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Almira Shellhorn
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Clair Woodcock
C. W. Woodcock
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Neb
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Haskell
Clyde Coffman
K.U
James Bausch
Wilder Metcalf
Kansas National Guard
Lakeview
Robert Manley
L. N. Lewis
C. E. Friend
Helen
Berenice Barker
Eva Anderson
Frank Jones
Frank Banks
Jeanette Wagstaff
Helen Pendleton
Virginia Pendleton
Katherine Jackman
Herb Bullene
George
George Aldridge
Dallas
Tex
A. D. Weaver
Wyo
Mrs. McConnell
Sylvia McConnell
Steinerarm
Freda Childers
Janet Simons
Eleanor Ramsey
Vera Getker
Winnie Davis
Georgia Bryant
Ardis Shultz
Mar- Seurite Meairs
Pauline Brown
Radio and TV Listings for July 6 Preview Preview
TV and radio grid listing programs by station and time for Thursday, July 6. Includes WREN KMBC WDAF WDAV WDAF-TV KMBC-TV KOMO.TV WOAP and other stations with shows from morning to late night, featuring news, sports, dramas, soap operas, variety programs, and specials. The schedule shows multiple channels, host names, and program titles across a wide regional lineup.
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WOAP
MFC
Wren Kfru
WDAV
KMHC
WDAR
Wren
Mereen Benigneit
al Organ
KMBC
Showtime
Bill Stern
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InGoNews
Kemec
Bune Hall
Arngle Hall
WDAF
Nelson Eddy
Dar
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EMEC
Tommy Dorsey
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K.C.U
WRAL
seMlc
Dilron
Vv Cardinals Ya Redlegs
WDAP
WNAF
Ditson
Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc-Tv
Komo.tv
Mickey Mours
News Caravan
Star Sporta
Star News
Star Weather
Paul Ford
Doug Edwarda
Preston Hig
Star Tonight
Four Star Playhouse
Ford Theatre
Heli Way
Arthur Murry
Lux Video Theatre
Boston Blackls
Love Ranger
San Francisco
Momvie
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