Red Grip in West May Tighten Across Europe
Washington reports a wave of nationalist feeling in eastern Europe fuels rumors of possible Soviet moves against Romania and Czechoslovakia and a Yugoslav Albaniaborder clash. Officials caution the Kremlin faces a tough spot at home but could seek a pretext to intervene.
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Europe
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Rumera
State Department
National Defense Establishment
Albania
Belarade
Tasn
Tirana
Yugoslavia
Greece
Russia
Lindley Wins Rotary Award for 1st International Fellowship
Pratt Kansas announced Robert Lindley 25 Hill City selected as first annual student exchange fellowship winner of the Rotary International. Lindley, University of Missouri graduate, will study literature and pears at a University abroad and sail September 23. The scholarship comes from a per member district assessment.
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Lindley
Hill City
Se Winder
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Ratars: International
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Jon Weigel
Dodge City
University of Missouri
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Latin America
Harvest Jam Continues At Kansas City Terminal
Harvest activity at Kansas City Terminal persists with 1 568 cars received today as a three day Fourth of July run fills facilities. Easing boxcar and terminal constraints noted by A A R W rep P E Clark, who cites 6 661 loaded cars awaiting elevators and a strong country shipment pace despite farmers unloading delays. Inbound capacity and car shortages described, with 261 million bushel yearly cap and belt car count down from peak.
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P. E. Clark
American Association of Railweeds
Clark
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4200 War Dead Home Ogiethorpe Victory Arrival Friday
New York July 7 The Army Transport Ogiethorpe Victory is due Friday bearing the bodies of 4200 American war dead from European battlefields. The arrival will raise the total number of war dead returned to the United States to about 60,000.
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Army
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Housing project at Hays launches with 750000
Work begins immediately on a 750000 housing program in Hays Kansas to add 75 new residences for sale and rent. The Hays Development Association formed by local professionals including prominent businessman Hinkhouse leads the effort to improve housing prospects in the community.
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Carole Landis Death Suspected From Personal Struggles
Hollywood reports speculation on Carole Landis death by self harm. Friends cite unhappy marriage and financial woes while her fourth husband W Horace Schmidlapp flew in to see her. Rex Harrison said she hinted at financial trouble and her mother confirmed debts after selling assets.
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Gil Carole Landis
W. Horace Schmidlapp
Chicago
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Schmidlapp
Rex Harrison
Clare Landis
Carole
Arrison
Himsef
New York Seeks Eisenhower At Democratic Convention
New York Democratic leaders and delegates push for Eisenhower nomination. Fitzpatrick says a majority of New York delegates favor Truman, while Queen's group vows to back Eisenhower, even risking a split with the national and state committees. Roe plans to submit a resolution asking Truman to step aside for Eisenhower.
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Paul E. Fitzatrick
Truman
Queens
James A. Roe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Roe
Queen
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New York State
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Eisenne
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KU World War II memorial carillon project advances
C B Holmes, chair of the carillon committee, said work continues to secure the best bells for the University of Kansas memorial campanile. The executive board named a committee to choose the Si-bell carillon foundry, with Dutch firm van Bergen discussed after interviews. The van Bergen bells have seven generations of bell founders, based in Heligersee, Holland, with about a year delivery after ordering.
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University of Kansas
Memorial Association
Henry
Ven Bergen
Holmes
America
Heat Wave Pushes Lawrence Near 100 Degrees
A July heat wave sent Lawrence thermometers to nearly 100 degrees for the third straight day. By 2:30 pm the city recorded 96, with a 101 degree high noted on June 11. Weather observer C J Posey reported 94 degrees this summer at his residence, as records show varied readings and a low of 74.
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Gas Office
C. J. Posey
Hneeshire Street
Seane High
Democrats Platform Studying Unity Amid Civil Rights Rift
Philadelphia July 7 Democrats work to craft a 104 member platform committee draft amid disunity on civil rights and labor. Senator Myers of Pennsylvania says consensus favors strong international policy and robust defense. Thursday and Friday will hear farms and labor views with a possible Truman civil rights clash and Taft Hartley repeal push.
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U.S
Francis J. Myers
Pennsylvania
Myers
Truman
Fighting Breaks Out on Tel Aviv Haifa Route in Palestine
In Cairo fighting intensified along the Tel Aviv Haifa corridor as UN mediators push for a four week truce extension. Bernadotte said peace talks would continue despite possible rejection. At Lake Success Britain proposed UN security council action to extend cease fire without a set expiration. The truce ends Friday with no reply from Arabs or Jews. Two American Marines with the UN truce team were fired upon for about 40 minutes before signaling to stop.
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Deaths and Funerals for Three Local Residents
Thomas Puckett 55 Topeka pharmacist since 1998 died yesterday at his home. He attended KU School of Pharmacy in 1910 11 and ran a Baxter Springs dry goods business for 20 years. He is survived by his wife two sons his parents Mr and Mrs P H Puckett of Galena and a brother and sister. James H Bryant 64 Route 1 Ferry died yesterday, born in Perry and lifelong resident. He belonged to Pentecostal Church of Lawrence and is survived by three daughters four sons 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Garry Dean Foust infant son of Mr and Mrs William H Foust Laceatotra died last evening in Topeka hospital. Private graveside services are set for tomorrow at 4 p m at Be Springs cemetery. He is survived by his parents and a brother Dale Orin Foust.
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Thomas M. Puckett
Topeka
School of Pharmacy
University of Kansas
Baxter Springs
P. H. Puckett
Galena
James EH. Bryant
James H. Bryant
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Perry
Pentecostal Church of
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Mildred Fox
Thelma Murray
Omaha
Marci Armstrong
Leo James Bryant
Bryan W. Bryant
Denver
Clifford Bryant
Ann Arbor
Mich
Earl Bryant
Garry Dean Foust
William H. Foust
Bie Springs
Dale Orin Foust
Schoeppel to Be Here in Lawrence Friday
Republican Senate candidate Andrew F. Schoeppel will spend six hours in Lawrence Friday meeting local GOP leaders. He is due after 10 a.m. and will stay until about 4 p.m., with a noon luncheon at the El Hotel. He will shake hands with supporters and address state representatives Charles Stough and other leaders in attendance.
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Senate
Arthur Capper
Lawrence
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Charles Stough
Dino Triet
Baldwin
Knife Slayer Hunt in Baltimore After 11 Year Old's Death
Police mobilized all patrols in Baltimore to hunt a maniacal killer who stabbed 11 year old Marsha Brill while bicycling with friends. A 30 year old Black laborer was detained after emerging from woods and identified in a lineup by two children. A second man was questioned as investigations continue. Marsha died en route to hospital after a deep chest wound. The eyewitness accounts describe a knife being flashed as the assailant leaped from brush.
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Barbara ‘Lee Sapperstein
Alan
Barbara Lee
Sid
Lawrence High Courts Open to Public for Summer Use
Tennis courts at the Lawrence high school are now open to the public after being limed and nets reinstalled. The high school granted the use of the courts and the recreation commission will pay upkeep during the summer. Joe Weigand, noted for music in city schools, and his family are spending the summer in Moscow and he writes the Journal-World.
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Moscow
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Snake River
Admitted Patients and Births in Various Towns
Memorial Hospital lists admissions at multiple addresses including Lydia Amoth 1930 New Hampshire, Lilian White 501 Tennessee, James Wells 745 Lake, Esther Combest Eaudora, Lois Johnson 1745 ard avenue, Harry Parker 761 Lake, Dick Marsh and baby 2226 Ohio, Lamena Neis Eudora, George Altenberg and baby 1301 New Jersey, Charles Mull and baby. Sunflower shows James Big ham and baby, Anita Tingle Route 6, Maurice Coleman and baby. Lecompton lists J W Wilson and baby 1547 Kentucky, Bay Hockaday 1400 Ohio, a son. Tl a Kilngenders Ponty Eudora, twin girls J M Thoaper Kansas City Mo treated for cut on left thumb. Mildred Johnson 416 East Ninth treated for lacerated arm from broken shoe seen in the Brokers store. In 1947 independent variety stories nationwide totaled 86 786262 in nations business.
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New Hampshire Street
C. W. Hoffman
Lilian White
Tennessee Street
James Wells
Lake Street
Esther Combest
Harry Parker
Dick Marsh
Ohio Street
Lamena Neis
Eudora
George Altenberg
New Jersey
Charles Mull
James Bigham
Anita Tingle
Maurice Coleman
Lecompton
J. W. Wilson
Kentucky Street
J. M. Thoaper
Kansas City
Mildred Johnson
East Ninth Street
Market News Grain and Livestock Report from Kansas City
Market page details bids and prices for grains including wheat and corn, with notes on feed values and livestock like calves, heifers, and yearlings. It compares current market levels to Tuesday figures, lists regional receipts and price ranges, and covers hay, potatoes, and dairy products across multiple markets.
Washington plans continue leases on three war surplus plants
The agriculture department will keep leasing the Omaha Kansas City and Musatine plants after transfers from other agencies. Leases may include contracts for special research on a commercial scale. Officials expect final transfers to take time and seek new users for Kansas City plant as war surplus.
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Agriculture Department
Omaha
Kansas City
Musatine
National Distillers
Kansan City
Unclear OCR fragment hints at market ads and names
Fragmentary text references shares and losses with mentions of General Motors and American Telephone. scattered company names appear amid damaged lines, obscuring clear events or dates.
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Fires American Telephone
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Down the Beast
Kodak
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Scheney Wicke
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