New Turninroad for U S Future by James Marlow
Washington, July 19. A new turning point for the United States future arises as the Senate nears approval of joining the Atlantic Pact. The pact pledges Western Europe defense if attacked, with debates over Russia’s threat, the U N, and whether arms aid should accompany the alliance. Taft and others oppose the pact or the arms program, fearing war, leaving the question: is the pact alone enough to deter Russia?
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Washington
Senate
Europe
Russia
America
United Nations
U.N
Hitler
Truman
State Department
Western Europe
Taft
Ohio
Donnell
Missouri
Topeka Tourney Opens With 80 Golfers in Country Club Event
More than 80 golfers are scheduled to tee off at Topeka Country Club in a four day nationwide strategic air command golf tournament. Twenty nine teams are expected to compete in the 72 hole medal event. The report mentions Brazil and Atlantic Ocean context unrelated to the event.
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Toopeka
Kan
Topeka Country Club
Strategic Air Command
Music Camp Concerts At University of Kansas
The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts hosted two Music Camp concerts led by Gerald M. Carney Wiley and Burnet C. Tuthill. The afternoon featured the Camp orchestra with Overture to Russian and Ludmilla and selections from Swan Lake. Brahms pieces and Rowdy Dance were also performed. The 160 member band and 170 voice chorus closed with Grainger Lincolnshire Posey and Kern Show Boat pieces. Nearly 2000 attended the evening program with Gleckler Cain and Tuthill conducting, concluding with Soused March Semper Fidelis and Tuthill’s Suite for Band Op. 26. Next week Gerhard Schroth will conduct the Sunday programs.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Gerald M. Carney
Carney
Ludmilla
Glinka
Wiley
Rimsky-Korsakov
Tschaikovsky
Burnet C. Tuthill
Memphis College of Music
Tuthill
Brahm
Percy Grainger
Lincolnshire Posey
Curtis Glover
University School of Fine Arts
Man River
Jerome Kern
Hoe
Lowe
Donald M. Gleckler
Noble Cain
Los Angeles
California
Mr. Gleckler
Rach
Mr. Cain
Mr. Tuthill
New London Symphony
Ralph Waugh Williams
Kenneth Geoffrey
Grand Symphony
Berlisz
The
Philharmonic Orchestra of St. Louis
Rl.w
Housing office sees large number of apartment requests
More than one hundred housing requests have been logged at the Chamber of Commerce this month. Housing director Mrs Lo McSheeters says most inquiries seek houses or three and four room apartments along with many calls for house trailer rentals, which are scarce. Residents with housing to spare are urged to contact the office at 483 promptly.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lo. Ee, McSheeters
McWheeters
Lawrence
Alyone
Menta
Vent Couttet
Out Our Way Train Incident Leaves Man Scraped and Injured
Forty four box cars passed over him as steel rods nicked his clothes and stripped him to a shirt. He suffered severe scalp wounds and lacerations. A bystander alerted others, and the train eventually stopped, though the man felt as if a week passed.
Glasco Eagles and Maurer-Neuver reach fourth round in Kansas semipro tourney
In Wichita 1919 Glasco Eagles blank Smoky Hill Bombers 9 to 0 as Archie McKain struck out 10 and hit a two run homer. Maurer-Neuver toppled Colby 9 to 1 with Jean Foote pitching well. Cessna Bobcats beat Fort Riley 11 to 4 in a late surge. Fort Riley and Colby eliminated. Cessna and Maurer-Neuver advance in losers bracket.
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Wichita
Kan
TheGlasco Eagles
Arkansas City
Maurer-Neuver Packers
Cessna Bobcats
Kansas
Fort Riley
Colby
Glasco
Smoky Hill Bombers
Archie McKain
Cessna
Maurer-Neurer
Jean Foote
RO Geomedy Doreda Vets Ve
Dexter
Somethe Regi
Lesen
Sopomi- Wiehone
Torin Va
Leretty
Jayvs Oath Reed
Jayvs Oath Reed), 10 Pop Wahine Dreekuan Prathers
Lawrence VW
Colts
Brakeman Nearly Crushed After Fall From Freight Train
Cape Girardeau Missouri July 19 01 A Cotton Belt railroad brakeman Ro F E Dover fell under a freight train while boarding near the front. He escaped serious injury, having performed the maneuver countless times before, authorities said.
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Cape Girardeau
F E. Dover
Cotton Belt Railroad
Solid With Londoners at Palladium in July 1919
Renny Goodman on his first Britain visit, dubbed the King of Swing, performs with the London Palladium house orchestra and a British sextet. A musically illustrated jazz history draws near-universal praise as the world’s greatest clarinetist, with reviewers noting his modest demeanor and engaging stage presence. Public notices promote mail subscription offers.
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London
Renny Goodman
Britain
Palladium Theater
The
Telegraph
the Herald
the Mail
the Mirror
Different From Others Brightens A Man’s Day At Home
New York July 19 Wilbur Peeble, worn by the sameness of urban life, finds cheer when his wife Trellis Mae confirms he is different from others. She says she married him because he looked different, and their evening out becomes a small celebration of his distinctness.
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New York
Wilbur
Trellis Mae
Thassa
Social notes from Eudora and nearby gatherings
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs M H Cox with the Whites in Lawrence and others like Mrs Mildred Watson and Miss Elizabeth Henderson. Visits from Grace Haganine and Mrs John Essette came from Alva Missouri. Reota Chil and families attended a fried chicken pie tin in City Park. September meeting of the club planned with Mrs Albert Wichman hosting.
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M.H. Cox
Earl White
Lawrence
Mildred Watson
Elizabeth Henderson
Grace Haganine
Alva
John Essete
Cox
Howard Keller
Reed McKee
Howard Wilson
Oh. D. Kindred
Neth Cathin
Kansas City
Charles Kurr
Albert Wichman
Arden OU
Veral Neia
Oscar Hroers
O. FE. Westerhouse
Margean
Martin
Abel
Pete Edelbrock
Dottie Lou Fajen
Community Guests Share Weekend Visits in Ottawa
Ottawa residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across several households this weekend. Among those seen were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carlson and Co. of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Arden, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ott Gare, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thome of Lawrence, and many others attending dinners, birthday observances, and Sunday gatherings. The group included trips to Topeka and Kansas City for meals, church revivals, and social events, with Rev. Marjoe Cortner and musician Genevieve Kurtz joining the gatherings.
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Frank Carlson
Martin Geler
Roy Cramer
Sunnday
Freed Reets
Abel
Fred Papenhassel
Topeka
Apa
Eddie Papenhausen
Papenhausen
Eddie
Margaret
Our
Susan Hanson
Maryland
Martha Barn
Doris Daviness
Labonna Kairmaer
Donne Marie Kurta
Betty Rose Bkroers
Donna Nae Reusch
Barbara Mayer
Adiitieds
J. No OG Conner
Maughter
Patricia Ann
Ganiner
Mrs Darker
Dinter Othe
Kames
Margaret Lovaise
Wert Daudi
Hugh
Mero
Mays
Ni Dowding
Ho. Dowding
Ell
Renner Springs
Sand
Frank Page
Dowding
Bert Dowding
Amt Mra
Jim Shirc
Elden Votaw
Votaw
Ovtithen
Altman
Kansas City
Marjoe Cortner
Tabernackie
Gorter
California
Genevieve Kurtz
Journal World Subscription Offer Ady Summer Mail
An old newspaper classified note advertises summer mail delivery of the Journal-World for 80 cents per month, credited to Ady. It promotes regional circulation and seasonal subscription pricing.
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The
Journal-World
Ady
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