Berlin Crisis Special Session Debates Two Paths
Berlin reports discuss two Western options to break the Soviet blockade. A ground assault on the land blockade or retaliation elsewhere could pressure Russia. Western and German leaders weigh risks, with airlift limits and potential for war on the table. Washington lawmakers move to probe Truman's turnip day call as Dewey campaigns begin.
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Europe
Munich
Itoo
Soviet Union
Herlin Moby
Alles
Return of Fortress Delayed by Engine Trouble
Halifax July 16 engine trouble delays the return of a Flying Fortress believed headed for Palestine. The B 17 landed on a routine flight and was impounded by customs. Nine passengers were reported to be en route to join the Israeli army. American office in New York expects seizure of the craft at Westchester County Airport. Also notes Lyon County Kan plans to open 57 one teacher rural schools this fall due to consolidations and teacher shortages.
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United States
Palestine
Emporia
Kan
Lyon County
Evelyn Jones
First loan program under European recovery plan outlined
Economy Administrator Paul Hoffman announced eight state loans totaling over 700 million dollars to aid relief and recovery. The board was sworn in with eleven members, and Hoffman noted grants are being issued at an average rate above 100 thousand dollars per job, with total expenditures rising to about 81.5 billion by morning.
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Trujan Tease
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Railway Latur Executive Association
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Fardnatin
Hoff- Hattie
France
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Denmark
Darel Nutes
Star and
Leeland
Battet
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Hoffinchin
Pittsburgh Steel Workers Reach 13 Cent Hourly Increase Pact
United Steelworkers and U.S. Steel Corp agree to an average 13 cent hourly raise, range 6 to 25 cents, affecting about 170000 production workers across U.S. Steel and five subsidiaries. Wage panel 71 members ratified. company to raise prices on steel products following ongoing price study and higher costs. Benjamin Fairless remarks that upcoming price increases reflect rising costs and a deepening study.
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Witter
Benjamin Fairless
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SOD BREAKING CEREMONY FOR $8000 HULTING PROGRAM
A sod breaking ceremony for an eight thousand dollar building project at the Assembly of God church will be held Sunday morning after the 9 o clock service. Rev. W E Grossen district superintendent of the Kansas Council of the Assembly of God will preach and take part in the ceremony, said Rev. Ralph W Hitlegas pastor of the church.
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Thirsteenth
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WE. Grossen
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Ralph W. Hitlegas
Blue Mill cafe remodel nears completion on Massa chusetts street
Workmen move toward finishing a 12.08 remodel and pre equipment project at the Blue Mill cafe on Massa chusetts street. New pews, kitchen and fountain gear are being installed this week. Interior updates include booths, a fountain bar, twer walls, ceiling, and hunting motif wallpaper. Front repainted and windows opened ahead of completion next week. The Jayhawk Grill in the Eagle building on West Ninth street changed hands recently from Hal liam to Harry Christian Wines street.
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Massachusetts Street
Ernest Dullieman
Jayhawk Grill
Eagle
Ninth Street
Halliam
Harry Christian Wines
Security Council orders cease fire in Palestine and Jerusalem
The United Nations Security Council, in a historic vote, demanded an unconditional cease fire in Palestine within three days and a demilitarization of Jerusalem. The American resolution passed 7 to 1 with dissent from Syria in the coalition, Russia, Ukraine, and Argentina. The vote followed three days of debate and was backed by the United States, Britain, and France. President Truman calls Congress to convene July 28 in response to the call. U.S. stocks drifted lower amid market activity.
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Togliatti Grows Steadily Weaker
Report notes a steady weakening of Togliatti as observers warn of continued decline in the region. Authorities cite economic pressures and shifting demographics as contributing factors to the downturn.
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Togliatti
Riots Target Togliatti as Italy Braces for Crisis
Rome reports continued decline of Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti after an assassination attempt. Rioting across major cities leaves at least 14 dead and 200 wounded as the General Confederation of Labor walkout collapses amid a government vow to use force. Disorder spreads to Milan and Palermo, with clashes in the Chamber of Deputies and police moving to restore order.
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Weather Delays Harvest Across Kansas This Week
Kansas wheat harvest stalls as Toneka reports prolonged rain from July 16. State forecaster S D Flora warns of more weekend showers while temperatures stay below normal until early next week. Rainfall varies across regions with Quinter and Garden City among heavier spots. overall wheat yields remain uncut in eastern areas. Flora notes a cooler, unsettled pattern continuing and promotes a Journal World subscription for local updates.
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Messages in Favor of Truman Action
Fragmentary text shows a debate in Congress over lifting the embargo on arms shipments to Israel. The article references hawkish voices supporting action and a session underway to decide policy, with unclear names or dates due to OCR damage.
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Truman
Une Congress
Israel
Russia warns as Berlin airlift continues amid blockade
Reporters describe Soviet accusations of an American led airlift disruption while Western officials defend aid to Berlin. Soviet officials threaten harassment tactics at airfields as Western press downplays the blockade and rallies support for continuing the air bridge.
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Hyrin
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Bertin Drm
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Legion Slates Candidates for Dorsey Liberty Post
American Legion officers were chosen by two eight member nominating committees. Candidates for next meeting include Ernest Pontius for commander Ernie Robo and Pat Leabert for first vice commander Findley T. Graham for second vice commander Andy Hese historian Dr Davis chaplain Rev George Towly sergeant at arms Henry executive Charge Starkey Henry Finner John Andrews Bob Charlton two to be elected Legion club operating committee Simon Hurwitz Walter Dakas two-year terms Gemmell Rowe Meyer Pasewark two to elect.
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Ernest Pontius
Ernie Robo
Pat Leabert
Findley T. Graham
Andy (. Hese
Dr. Davis
Chaphan
George Towly
Rain Henry
Starkey
Henry Finner
John Andrews
Bob Charlton
Legion Club
Simon Hurwitz
Walter T. Dakas
K. BR. Gemmell
Ivar D. Rowe
Sam Meyer
William Pasewark
Friends Superintendent Speaker at Union Service
The Lawrence union services of the protestant churches will be held Sunday at 3 PM in South Park with Rev. Frank J. Davies of Wichita as the speaker. Dr Tasies, superintendent of the Kansas Yearly Meeting of the Society of Friends, oversees a large region across several states. Warren Alexander will sing Behold What Manner of Love, accompanied by Mrs. Paul C. Ranitz.
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Lawrence
South Park
Frank J. Davies
Wichita
Tasies
Kansas
Schommpabied
Paul C
Ran
Air Conditioning Upgrade at Kansas Electric Power Building
Completion of air conditioning work at the Kansas Electric Power building at Seventh and Massachusetts is expected by week’s end. A 1-ton plant will service the entire first floor including the sales floor, lamp display room, manager and secretary offices, and accounting offices. Parts of the second and third floors are already air conditioned.
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Kansas Electric Power
Seventh
Massachusetts Streets
Rebels In Protest Session Saturday
Angry southern Democrats moved to nominate their own ticket in November but leaders doubted victory while others forecast enough rural votes behind a rival. States rights factions, led by Gov Wright and others, seek to defeat Truman and restore party control. debates over southern electors and possible Dewey votes linger.
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Colts Face Semis In Wichita In State Tournament
The Lawrence Winter Colts meet the loser of the Winfield Sonner Burners versus Moline Merchants in the state semis in Wichita tomorrow at 1 PM. The double elimination format means the tomorrow winner advances while the loser is eliminated. Phillies Fire Pilot Fired In Philadelphia Ben Chapman dismissed as manager and Dusty Cooke named acting mgr immediately.
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Winfield Sonner Burners-Moline Merchants
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Ford Aims Wage Increase For 25 500 Empl oyees
The Ford Motor Co raised wages for about 25 500 salaried employees by an average of 2 to 3 per cent amid a wage dispute with the United Auto Workers. Production workers, represented by the union, face a separate contract issue. The move follows federal mediation and aims to break the deadlock in talks with UAW.
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University of Kanaas Musikamp concert guests
The university invites regional musicians to lead two concert programs in the Memorie Tent. Renowned conductor Eh Wilke directs portions of the band, with Gerald Molly Maduntinty Setaro guiding orchestral segments. A summer chorus directed by Dean Swarthout is also planned, following earlier concert safety concerns.
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University of Kanaas Midwesters
Views Orchestra
Auditoriayy
Barnet
Haidny Tor
Memorie
Bath
Eh. Wilke
Gerald MoUy Maduntinty
Ayes Setaro
Wolf
Dean DM
Swarthout
Wednesday Is Day Set for 18 Year Old Volunteers
The secretary of defense announced that on July 21 all 18-year-olds must register under the new draft law. They cannot be drafted until age 19 unless already in service or in a one-year hitch, with enlistment caps set for each service branch: Army 110000, Navy 46000 including 6000 Marines, Air Force 15000.
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Stuart
Ins
Seteilary
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Tory Army
Navy
Air Force
Army
Tom Omen
Nation Prepares Grand Funeral for General Pershing
Washington July 16 The nation readies a vast three day funeral for General of the Armies John J Pershing. Thousands from the army navy marine corps and air force gather from distant posts for the World War I commander’s tribute. His body will lie in state at Walter Reed and a public viewing precedes Monday’s Arlington Cemetery ceremonies. The route of presidents will see a riderless horse and a fleet of air force planes pay farewell before final graveside honors.
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John’ 4
Pershine
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Capitol
Walter Reed Army
Pershing
Walter Reed
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arlington National Cemetery
Wil
Potomac
Arlington Cemetery
Arlington Amphitheater
Officials Hope to Alter Budget for City Employees
City officials aim to revise the 1949 budget citing annexation and valuation changes. They seek state approval to republish the budget and hold another hearing to permit salary adjustments and a possible mill levy reduction. Mayor Watson hopes to use the new valuation to fund raises and lower taxes if permitted.
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Soto
Lawe
Count Tlerk
Fisher
Heo
IMO
TL God Mills
James H. Watsons
Southern States At Political Cross Roads
Atlanta July 1607 many southerners believe the civil rights battle marks a turning point in the nation s political history The U S is witnessing either the first pangs of a new party or the beginning of a significant shift A remodeled Democratic party could move left of the late Roosevelt while Republicans gain ground in the south Senator Georgia Dixie veteran George hints at a Democratic reorganization after 1948
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Ralph McGill
Franklin Ree
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