Eisenhower Back for Denver Best Chance in Campaign
Dwight D. Eisenhower returned to Denver with wife Mamie and received a warm reception from thousands. He spoke of a long hard campaign and urged Americans to work together to win in November. He planned to fish after arriving and discussed campaign matters in Chicago before departing for Korea-bound son John. An aide hinted at appointing a chief of staff for campaign operations.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Epublican
Ivy Theral
Mrs
Eisenhower
Chicago
GOP
Brown Palace
John $, Doud
Europe
Hallanan
Eiserhower
Four Nuns to Be Honored on Jubilee Day at Leavenworth
Four Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth will be honored at Jubilee Day at the motherhouse with a solemn high mass by Msgr. Eugene Vallely. Sister Mary Rufina Julien 92 will mark 75 years of service, Sister Mary Anacleta Flynn will reach 70 years, and Sisters Marian Kelly and Vincent de Paul will celebrate 60 years. Eight other members will mark 55 years.
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Leavenworth
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Eugene Vallely
Diocese of Kansas
Kansas
Mary Rufina Julien
Albert
Rose Julien
Kansas City
Mary
Anacleta Flynn
Abbeyfeale
Ireland
Marian Kelly
Vincent de Paul
Children’s Carnival Aids Lawrence Nursery School
A children's carnival will be held Saturday from 3 to p.m. on the Jet adjoining Mott's Stables at 4th and Wis. Sts. to raise funds for new equipment for the Lawrence Cooperative Nursery School. In case of rain the event will be postponed to July. Pony rides, a Ferris wheel and concessions will entertain children and families. Prof. Charles Oldfather of University of Kansas law school will sing ballads while Rev. Dale E. Turner of Plymouth Congregational Church offers magic tricks. a puppet show features live performances.
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Mott
4Th and
Wis. Sts
Lawrence Cooperative Nursery School
Charles Oldfather
University of Kansas Law School
Dale E. Turner
Plymouth Cogregational Church
Dixie Newspaper Booms Ike as Dixiecrat Choice
HATTIESBURG Miss The Hattiesburg American urged States Rights Democrats to nominate Eisenhower for president after his Republican nomination in Chicago. The paper backed him as a Dixiecrat candidate and called for a convention. Jim Dick Fulks of Eudora was fined 100 and jailed 30 days for DUI. Carl Barton Fendley received a 5 fine for driving without a tail light and a suspended 5 for no license.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
Hattiesburg
Gen
Eisenhower
Chicago
General Eisenhower
Dromk
Jim_Dick Fulks
Eudora
Carl Barton Fendley
Gemmell to Replace Schall as Acting Head at K State
Dr George A Gemmell named acting head of Kansas State College home study department replacing Jesse Schall who died June 10 Gemmell a McCune native holds four degrees including doctorates from Pittsburgh State Teachers College Kansas State and the University of Missouri He led the home study department from 1922 until retirement and has remained on staff since
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WEAD
George A. Gemmell
Jesse Schall
K-State
A. Gemmell
Kansas State College
Jesse M. Se
McCune
Gemmell
Pittsburgh State Teachers College
Kansas State
University of Missouri
Reds Enter Games Helsinki In Olympic Soccer Warmups
Soviet Russia enters Olympic prep in Helsinki against Bulgaria at Kotka near the border. The match starts a nine game prelude to the games with field hockey, basketball, and track events, featuring Russians as favorites and U S athletes facing Russian contenders in early heats.
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Russia
Kotka
Red Arms
Moscow
Bulgaria
Switzerland
Austria
Finland
Belgium
U. S
Cuba
Egypt
Hungary
Canada
Philippines
Soviet Russia
Churchill defends Dean London in free speech stance
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons the Red Dean of Canterbury must be tolerated as part of free speech. He rejected calls for a tribunal over Dr Hewlett Johnson, a 78 year old with Communist sympathies, who backed charges of germ warfare by U S and U N forces in the Far East. A group of American Protestant clergymen arrived in England with a message to Queen Elizabeth urging action on the dean.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Canterbury
Hewlett Johnson
Britain
Red China
U. S
U. N
Far East
England
Queen Elizabeth
Mrs Ethan Allens Voter League Appointed to National Committee
Mrs Ethan Allen president of the Lawrence League of Women Voters is named to a National League of Women Voters committee to plan representation for the 1934 League convention. The first meeting will be in Washington DC this fall. She has served on the state board and led the voter's service. An old British law allowed a man to beat his wife with a stick no longer than his arm or thicker than his middle finger.
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Ethan Allen
Miss, Sr
Lawrence League of Women Voters
National League of Women Voters
League
Washington ,D.C
Allen
League of Women Voters
Eisenhower's Rise Shaped by Million GI Allies
The article portrays Dwight Eisenhower as a unifying leader built on the sacrifice and loyalty of three million GIs who supported his rise. It highlights his role as organizer, strategist, and reluctant arbiter of blame, including the decisive D-Day timing and his habit of sharing credit while bearing the burden of loss. It notes his rapport with troops, cooperation among Allied nations, and the pivotal Ruhr encirclement as key milestones in his leadership.
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Lodge
Dewey
Minnesota
Dwight Eisenhower
Europe
Ike
Omaha Beach
Cherbourg- Havre
Rhine
Aum
Newstsquires
Saul Pett
Eisenhower
Ske
Churchill
Ruhr
Bedell Smith
Svas
Tice
Anuther
England
Robert A. Tafte
NATO
Dever Affable Politician Sparks Civil Rights Debate
Massachusetts Governor Paul A Dever a Democratic keynote contender in national circles sparked a civil rights debate with a televised trial balloon proposing a moderation of platform planks. ADA critics warned his stance could decide the election, while his long political career frames him as a champion of the little fellow.
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Wereee Arsecius
Paul A. Dever
Massachusetts
Alben Barkley
Dever
Boston University Law School
Boston
K U Carillon Recitals Bring Marching Traditions
The KU carillon recital features traditional selections from Hansel and Gretel and Parsifal arranged for carillon by Stanford Leamberet. It includes folk songs from the Southern Mountains and Crimson and the El, with notes on summer delivery rates via mail.
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Stanford Leamberet
Crimson
Wispese girdles and Adelane fashions headline local shop ad
A compact shopper's page promotes Wispese girdles from Adelane's with options at 4.98 and 6.98 plus a 1.98 Pee Wee doll size, then highlights Adelane's blouses from 1.49 to 3.98 and nylon batiste styles. It ends with a domestic tip on keeping garments dampless by wrapping in waxed paper and refrigerating.
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Edna
Adelane
Postal employee guilty of theft and related sentences
A Kansas City man, Charles F. Ward Jr., was granted probation on 18 years of sentences for embezzling over 1430 from mail letters while on a railway run. Other defendants received suspended or short sentences for liquor transport and a stolen truck case. Millers and Cubs win in local league games. A marriage license was issued in Atchison to Tru man Arthurs and Helen Gibson.
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Delmas C. Hill
Charles’ F. Ward Jr
Kansas City
Kas
Ward
Pratt
Delbert E. Cunningham
Chester A. Harmon
Kiowa
Anlahoma
Walter Porter
Leavenworth
Oklahoma
Ft. Leavenworth
Anthony Washington Jr
Independence
Forrest Turmier
Wichita
Krippa
Truman S. Arthurs
Helen Fern Gibson
Atchison
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