Jefferson and Lincoln amid a July election fever
The article reflects on Jeffersonian principles as mirrored by Lincoln and other leaders, then shifts to a July election in the United States. It notes the presidential race context around Truman's civil rights program, the Senate seat held by retiring Republican E. Segrets, and a crowded slate of state and county races.
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Subscription rates by carrier in the area and adjoining districts. Representatives listed for service. Associated Press note on republication rights. Published daily except Sunday. Kansas postal details and issue date July 6.
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Four Power Berlin talks clouded by Soviet stance
The four power conference in Berlin over food shipments faced a distant Soviet commander who refused commitments and showed a grim demeanor. Western allies plan their sharpest note to Moscow as Marshal Boketovaky toed Moscow line while Sukolovsky acts as Moscow’s mirror in Berlin.
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Wheat outlook and grain movement after Fourth of July
Weather forecasters hinted three clear days after the Fourth may boost wheat crops. Weekend grain truck traffic to elevators was steady as farmers moved better quality wheat than expected. Representative Rope urged lifting grain transport restrictions, arguing no justification for hindering shipments where needed.
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German Reaction Reflects Strain Under Soviet Rule
A news writer notes German fatigue and rising discontent as Russians seem to hold control in occupied territories. The piece describes subjection under the Soviet regime, shrinking personal freedom and a downturn in morale. The author argues that even compliant Germans tire of propaganda and coercion.
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Eisenhower repeats no to Democratic nomination bid
The article notes General Eisenhower again rejects any run for the Democratic nomination. It argues his stance remains fixed on the eve of the convention, while factions consider whether he could be moved by a genuine appeal. The piece reflects on party strategists and the uneasy mood in Iowa and beyond. Herbert Bowyer’s birthplace, West Branch Iowa, is mentioned in context with preparations to honor the former President.
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Birthdays, boosters, and a town’s unsure path to growth
On his 70th birthday the visitor recalls birthplace and a country road to the presidency. Garden City boosters face a shrinking census, ponder a municipal gas plant, and weigh a five year wait for industrial expansion as riots in Bombay strain sectarian harmony and Peiping students riot against military camps.
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Oklahoma penitentary case outlined in brief five lines
The Daily Oklahoman led with a five line straight news item about George Kimes, 53, a convicted bank robber and murderer, walking up from the penitentiary after feeding the … The piece notes the longstanding questions about prison conditions and the concise summary underscores the case’s key facts.
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Disaffected Columnists and Bees in Texas Economy
A Kansas City Kansan column mocks columnists who mock the Philadelphia convention and suggests buyers influence columns. It notes a flood of honey in Texas with cheap prices and jokes that bees should learn the 40 hour week to support prices.
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Weather, shortages, and quirky notes dot small town radar
A jumble notes water shortages ban sprinkling in an Ohio town and local weather quirks. Wilted lettuce as a side dish appears amid talk of ball players debating umpires. Restaurants may soon offer three halves from home-grown cantaloupe as prices rise and youths follow in fathers’ footsteps.
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Soviet Expansion Moves in Asia and Finland Election Fallout
The article surveys Moscow’s push in Southeast Asia including a large Russian legation in Bangkok and hints of a Cominform branch. It contrasts this with Finland’s Finnish election losses for communists, while noting Yugoslavia’s maneuvering toward a congress in Belgrade and Tito’s rift with Moscow. The piece cites AP reports and Bangkok observations as proof of rising communist influence and global tensions.
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Slavs support Tito amid Cominform denunciation, amid loans
Belgrade reported Yugoslavs show solid backing for Premier Marshal Tito after Cominform denounced him. Borba notes 50 million of a 70 million loan subscribed in five days while local Communist committees pledge support. Albania cuts ties. Bulgaria and Yugoslavia sign a one year cultural pact. cheese varieties in US and Europe exceed 150 types.
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Old Home Town News Relays Local Happenings and Travels
A roundup of Lawrence area events and people with notes on gatherings at the Hill home in Leavenworth, Loia Vogler’s marriage to Clarence Wood, a birth announcement for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nichols, and family reunions. Reports include civic updates, local business moves, school auditorium equipment delivery, and travel plans of residents Ruth Titterington, E F Vogler, and others. Also mentions a train wreck near Knobnoster and lightning strikes in Kaw Valley.
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Serenader puzzle clue list matches to themed terms
A compact listing of crossword style clues and answers across two vertical and horizontal sections. It labels numbered entries with synonyms and partial answers such as Pictured singer and Vehement hatred, and includes clues for nouns, adjectives, and abbreviations across topics like music, chemistry, and geography.
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Edward
Previews Poesie 25 Genus of Cattle Clues
Fragmented word puzzle hints list a series of numbered clues from 25 to 56 across diverse definitions. Entries include cattle related terms, revolver slang, Greek names, and place or cultural references. Partial solutions suggest a cryptic style with cross references across languages and fields.
Finnish Reds Blame Loss On a Whispering Campaign
Finnish Reds cite anti Soviet whispering campaign as a cause of losses in ry elections. They blame reactionaries aided by an education system for fostering anti Soviet sentiment. other factors include industrial reform goals not met. Despite setback, leaders expect no demand to leave cabinet posts.
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Predict Light Voting In Oklahoma Primary
The day's Oklahoma primary is expected to see light voting amid intermittent thundershowers. A dull campaign winds down as voters face unsettled conditions and limited turnout prospects across the state.
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Actress Lands End After Suicide at Palisades Home
Los Angeles July 6 71 Actress Mitul blonde Landis is found dead in the bathroom of her Pacific Palisades home police say she killed herself A note to her mother is on a dresser four sleeping pill bottles were near the body Rex Harrison said he could not reach her by phone Landis had been ill for a week and had filed for divorce from Horace Schmidlapp in March for cruelty.
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Red Plot to Drive Out Allies in Berlin
Paris reports from French and British diplomatic circles allege Moscow ordered communists in Berlin to trigger incidents to provoke Soviet intervention and occupation of Berlin. French officials corroborate, while embassies decline comment. The dispatch notes instructions for street demonstrations aimed at enabling Russian troops to move in.
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