Frayed meaning of democracy in Europe and America
A Journal-World reflection reports General Clarence R. Huebner criticizing Soviet and satellite regimes for sabotaging the word democracy in Europe. He urges a new term freedom as German zone residents gain limited self rule while debates erupt in the United States over genuine democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence R. Huebner
U.S
Europe
German Democratic Republic
Russia
Huebner
Germany
Coun Bry
Chanute Bakery Forks Labor Strike Ends Industry Fade
In Chanute the local bakery workers walked off for undisclosed reasons, drafted a demands list, and after reviewing potential trouble the owner shut the shop. The town loses a payroll of $2,000 weekly and many with year round work, shocking a Chamber of Commerce that seeks new industry. The Tribune decries the outcome as senseless and a disappointment to all sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
the Tribune
Chamber of Commerce
Tough Tanks and Russians Dominate South Korean Front
Reporters note Korean forces fail to halt advancing Russian tanks and are overwhelmed by red infantry. Americans struggle similarly, indicating heavy weapons are needed. The North Korean campaign proceeds with tanks and dug-in units securing ground, while a Sicilian bandit’s capture years later echoes in public sentiment. The Fourth of July in Oklahoma stretched into long celebrations ahead of the state primary on July 15.
North Korea war debate grows as China hinted aid swells
The article outlines escalating Korean War tensions with Chinese forces massing in Manchuria and fears a broader conflict. It notes potential UN backed American intervention, Japan’s stake, and a shift from limited force to possible full scale war, alongside domestic political debates on deficit spending and anti-communist pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Korea
Red China
Manchuria
United Nations
Japan
United States
Far East
Altho
Kremlin
U.N
Korea
Nations weigh risk of another world war in Korea
Dewitt Mackenzie reviews Winston Churchill warnings about a communist win in Korea and explores how a Soviet victory could trigger wider conflict. The piece notes UN aims to establish Korea's independence, U.S. forces' ongoing challenge, and past American missions in Korea and Siberia as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Britain
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Corsa
Churchill
Russia
Asia
Korea
United Nations
Old Home Town Fishing Opens July Twenty Seventh
Lone Star Lake to open for public fishing for first time on July 27 as the county board adopts state rules and sets a $1 annual fee. Lake will cover 145 acres when full, operations run sunrise to dark, with 60 KU aviation students logging 208 hours last week. Local notices include weddings births engagements and anniversaries, plus birthdays and visits among area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Lake
Bob, Bailey
Archie Milla
William Docking
Robert Docking
Winnipeg
Canada
Edwin Morgan
DeSoto
Dorothy
George T. Crawford
C. C. Crawford
Lawrence
Alva Carter
Margaret Evelyn
Richard Henry Marsh
Henry L. Marsh
Long Beach
Calif
Ferdinand A. Bliesner
Lowell Hailey
Robert Lowell
Marilyn
Wichita
Prairie Center
Watter Heek
Larry Lee
James Scott
Route 3
Lawrence High appoints Levert Higgins coach and PE instructor
Twenty five years ago Levert Higgins, longtime coach at private high school, was elected coach and physical education instructor for Lawrence High School. The third annual reunion of the Com and McGee families gathered at J H Corel home east of town. Notables included 93 year old J C Corel of Lawrence and Mrs Tom McGee of Oak Grove. Others present included J J McGee, BR O McGee and Phillip, Oliver McGee and three daughters, Will Canterbury and Daphne, Metice, A Me novrex, Will Me Nutter, Sam Westheffer and Charles Hefler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip
Oliver McGee
Jaugters
Will Cantebure
Daphne
Act Metiee
A. MeiNovrex
Will Me
Sam Westheffer
Charles Hefler
Haneaa
Lawrence News Ledger Item Highlights and Local Notes
Forty years ago the Lawrence Railway reports eight street cars on ten and a half miles of track. Five underage applicants seek to operate autos in Lawrence under a new ordinance, named along with their sponsors. The first heat victim in Lawrence, H. O'Donnell, received medical aid after a downtown incident. The Sparr family plans a Green Mountain Falls summer trip, and Kirt Williams wed Miss Bubbt Price, with Mr Williams continuing the local pantatorium business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Railway and Light Company
Lawrence
Don Morrison
Fred Bhesner
B. H. Woodbury
Julian Boener
L. C. Browning
LF. Conklin
Robert Keith
A. P. Hults
A.D. Weaver
H. ¥. O'Donnell
Charles Sparr
Helen Sparr
Otto Barfieldes
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
Kirt Williama
Bubbt Price
W. Price
Canerdne
Eureka Springs
Williame
Lad Fell From Plow, Boy Killed in Dodge City
Five year old Gary Dean Harshberger died in Dodge City Kansas after slipping from the seat of a plow being pulled by a tractor. He was run over by a wheel and discs and died at a local hospital. He was the son of Mr and Mrs George Harshberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Tiedge City
Kan
Gary Dean Harshberger
George Harshberger
Happily Ever After Refrains From Changing Furniture
Poetic fragment attributes rearranging furniture to fit taste, noting it moves back and forth. Lines reference James and O'Aryon as names amid the cadence of change and return.
Homecoming of Sgt Alvin J Georgia From Japan
Sgt Alvin J Georgia has returned home from 26 months with the Far East Air Forces in the army of occupation. He plans to join the reserves and study pharmacy at the University of Kansas this fall. He is a Liberty Memorial high school graduate and trained at the Air Force school in Greenville, Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin J. Georgia
Japan
Far East Air Forces
Army of Occupation
Georgie
Letha O. Clark
Pennsylvania Street
School of Pharmacy
University of Kansas
Liberty Memorial High School
Air Force
Greenville
D. C
Fragmented crossword style word list prompts
A garbled OCR fragment lists clues and partial phrases such as swam Ot S Nevada city, Italian river, soldier, wind, debate, rodent, record, small tower, Year of Our, Ruthenium in Rapidity, Asia native, desert vision, prayer endings, palm lily, demolish, insects, sever, blackbird cuckoo family, high explosive, deciliter, medical suffix. No coherent article or event is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horizonta
Nevada City
Bea
Asia
Barbs by Hal Cochran and Other Tidbits
A quirky column notes a complete silverware set from a picnic with no spoons missing, jokes about remote ancestors lacking chins, and quips on doctors vocabulary. It ends with a wink at neighborly humor and sunburn season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cochran
McCarthy Feud Deepens As State Dept Clash Rages
In Washington a new flare up widens the Senate dispute over McCarthy charges against the State Department. McCarthy declared the department soft on communists while the department denounced him for distortions, as a closed doors subcommittee meeting on his charges was set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCarthy
Wisconsin
A . Acotan
Korea
Senate
Department
National Unity
Senate Foreign Relations
State Department
Hickenlooper
Kowa
Senator Lodge
R-Mana
Lodge
John E. Peurifoy
Ccre
Il State Department
Far East
Acheson
Lincoln White
Congress
Department of State
Dust bowl fears debunked by crop reporter Erickson
W Erickson of Minneapolis says a U S soil conservation report overstated dust bowl risk. After a flying tour of the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles and western Kansas, he reports unprecedented subsoil moisture and generally heavy rains boosting prospects for 1951 crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Kan
UPA
W. Erickson
Minneapolis
Minn
United States Soil Conservation Service
Washington
Erickson
Texas
Oklahoma Panhandles
Kansas
Colorado
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation
Canyon
Amarillo
Duriag
Dumas
Stratford
Boise City
Okla
Johnson
Syracuse
Lakin
Scott City
Lubbock
Farwell
Clovis
New Mexico
Hereford
Hays-Colby
Santa Monica Meter Cars Prompt City Test Case
Motorcycle officer Bob Clark ticketed Betty Newell and Bob McDonald after finding two pint-size autos in one metered space. The owners argued they bought small cars for economy. City officials planned a test case with a decision expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Bob Clark
Betty Newell
Bob McDonald
Kansas gas field allowable totals rise in July report
The Kansas Corporation Commission published July 7 a current allowable gas from the Cunningham field in Kingman and Pratt counties totaling 46,411,000 cubic feet. The June allowance was 21,453,000 cubic feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Cunningham
Kingman
Pratt
Radio Programs and Personalities Across Kansas City Stations
A fragmented list of radio program slots across KMBC WDAF WREN and KCMO detailing hosts shows and times. Includes music news talk weather and special features featuring Allen Snow Ray McKinley Dante Data and others with references to channels KMBC WDAF KCMO WREN KGMO and KBMC in a chaotic schedule fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
Steve Allen
WDAF
Wren
Safety In Our
Wrudy
KCMO
Milt
Scotty
Voice of the Army
Se Jonta Trio Joon
Wdaf National Farm
Beom
Wren—Muale of America
Vaughn Bionroe
Wren—Buze
Adiama
Jon DiMaggio
Dante
Blondie
Gang Busters
Godfrey Digest
Dennia Day
KGMO
Music Hall
KESC
Brush Creek Follies
Judy Canore
Newacasteno
Shamrock
Remo—Siriesty
Dixie ‘Hc
Bruah Creek Fories
KCOMO
NBEC
Carleon Wren
Kara —Ghure
Mude
K. C
Pat Dunn
Mt. Hope Tower
Forward America
KCM
Kmnc—Weather Bureau
Williama Ren Barton
Blackie T
BNBC
Guy Lomo Bards
the Saint
Sam Boate
Blus
Joy Singers
Percy Faith
KMRAC
Doolittle
N.B.C
Symphony
Walter Winghel
Horaci Holdt
Crossroads
Majone
Wren—Bilaine
Bob Croaby
Jackie Robinson
Allen Franklin
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Journal-World Pe Yl
Panebs i. Ca
Mapeachi
Kanoas
Talesboys
Pelleeres
Gartier
Douglas
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Merchard
Seth
Fielsica
Salvatori Giuliani
Oklahoma
Paul Aiken
Mr. Aiken
Strategic Prize
Buch
Democraci
MacArthur
Truman
Siberia
Czechoslovak Legion
Pacific
Betty Lou
Alfred Weber
Conrad Hahn
Otto Newby
Frank Monroe
George Boenere
Charles Engle
Ed Seetin
J. H. Corel
Carolyn Harper
Jean de Forest
Lucille DeForest
Dorothy Walker
Dorothy Hunzicker
Gladys Berger
Ruth Stoland
Thayer H Ter
Bonnie Jean Daniels
Harrie T Daniels
Marion Miller
Margeretta Clevenger
Henry Deneciler
Lacompton
Harry Jr
Misa Elizabeth Lowman
Riverside
George Lowman
Johnston
Prom
Happily Ever After
James
O'Aryon
Army of Ocation
London
Princesa Margaret
Ois
Ah Rie
Laie Steel Ks
Piri
Coast Cadait
Barber
Joe Deveraux
Valley Stream
Zip
Midwest
Kukis
Frank
Ole
Riaik
Hopalong Cassidy
HANNA
RCA Victorelevision
N.Y
Skinner
Smith Electric Company
N.B
Round Corner Drug CO
F. A. Cordell
Barnes
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