Pershing and political restraint mark a storied military career
The piece surveys John J. Pershing's rise from Indian campaigns to leading American forces in World War I, noting his insistence on movement warfare and independent American troops. It contrasts his stance with partisan politics and discusses postwar views on taxation and the Republican Congress, closing with a Colby Free Press-Tribune excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pershing
Pershing
Eisenhower
Philippines
Pervics
Villa
France
Europe
Germany
Hed
America
Forces of Western Sanctions on Russia in Berlin Crisis
Inferred quarters in Washington warn that Western powers may apply forceful measures against the Soviet bloc over the Berlin blockade. The piece analyzes whether sanctions or hard actions would follow if diplomacy fails, noting UN roles and potential trade cutoffs as Russia presses to control Central Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Britain
Festa
Berlin
Russia
United Nations
U. N
Democratic Bloc
U.N
Peace Organization
France
European Union
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Hague
London Times
Europe
Central
Nswer
Germany
Austria
Evrone
Moscow
Fragmented 19th Century Newspaper Snippet
An OCR fragment from a daily paper shows blurred credit lines and a note about Associated Press content. It references the Audit Bureau of Circulations and a publication date around July 20, with garbled text suggesting a safety or weapon warning amid damaged lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Emter Audit Bureau of Circyistions
Sanday
Suleret
Qwace
Act of Siarch
Tersuay
Iearan
Predicts Higher Newspaper Prices At Conference
The American newspaper publishers action group predicts a rise from five cents to ten cents for daily papers in the not too distant future. Mowle of the Wall Street Journal urged cost-cutting, research, and new management practices to offset rising expenses, noting many papers have already left five-cent pricing behind. He warned unions must cooperate or weakened papers may fail, with production costs averaging 1.88 dollars per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apgnabarsh
T. F. Mowle
Wall Street Journal
News- Daher
Mowle
Robert HR. Sonhn
Oklahoma Publishing Co
Oklahoma
Newsngner
Official Urges More Laborers to Improve Congress
Charleston July 20 UP Congress needs fewer members and more laborers said James Carey secretary treasurer of the CILO He urged better representation and proposed report cards for congressmen to reflect labor views Carey spoke at the opening session of the federation of glass ceramic and silica workers biennial meeting which runs through the week Joseph Fronsch international president urged repeal of Taft Hartley act About 100 delegates came from 12 states including Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Congress
James Carey
Carey
America
Federation of Glass, Ceramic, and Silica Workers
Joseph Fronsch
Columbus
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New Palestine Truce And UN Role In Middle East
Arab leaders offer conditions for acceptance of a new truce in Palestine while warning that a war’s end would cost far beyond gains. The United Nations earns praise for progress but faces tougher tasks as a broader peace effort remains at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rother
Palestine
United Nations
Friend of Tito fuels Moscow blame in Togliatti shooting
Soviet press roiled by the attempted assassination of Italian communist leader Togliatti. Moscow inspired writers claim U S instigation, though evidence is not presented. Some say Togliatti’s death could aid Moscow’s aims. latest reports say he may recover from wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togliatti
Tealy
Pronda
Toellatti
Rebuilding St Lo Hospital Dedicated On Anniversary
On the anniversary of the battle for St Lo a new hospital was dedicated. American forces who fought to retake the city attended the ceremonies. The event signals continued American contributions toward rebuilding St Lo and supporting the wounded and displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
St. Lo
Ares Ing
Gerrank
Hivas
Treasury Reports Liquor Taxes Driven by Consumption
The Orleral Treasury department notes liquor use has risen faster than other taxes since repeal. Tax figures show whiskey a major revenue source at 1.688 million in the final year, with cigars and beer following, urging restraint over legalization. The text also briefly praises courage shown in recent wars and sacrifices offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleral Vreasury Department
Treasury
Jes
Congress
Whinky Ie
Barbs Povsie Suggestion on Money and Wardrobe
Oregon man mishap ends in laundry bag mix up with a $100 loss. A quirky ad style piece notes advice to earn first then save, mentions dances and clothing, and ends with a casual wrap about garden weeds and a casual roll in one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Old Home Town Engagements and Local Notices
The column lists engagements and social events in Clinton area society: Ruth McClintonk to Fred McNuh. supper honoring Mr. and Mrs. Edd A Wood as they move to Wichita. Louise and Mori Baldwin host Clinton Home Club. Miss Viele Jackson and Frank B Reusen wed. Ruth Kennedy hosts birthday dinner. Verna Ernestine Randall and Frederick Olmstead wed in Vancouver. Mrs. L H Reed entertains five dozen children for Buster Reed's birthday. Mrs. W Moon of Hastings visits Mrs. K C Evins. local notices reflect routine social and family milestones in midweek society page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McClintonk
Ruth
Fred McNuh
E. J. Fogadon
Edd A. Wood
Wich
Louise
Mori
Baldwin
Hove
Clinton Ah Club
Viele Jackson
G. W. Jackson
Ottawa
Frank B. Reusen
Ruth Kennedy
Mina Verna Ernestine Randall
Frederick
Olmstead
F. R. ‘Olmstead
Lawrence
Vancouver
Mm. L. H. Reed
Buster Reed
Mra. W. Moon
Hastings
Neb
Mra
K. C. Evins
Ice plant planned near Weber piano factory site
Forty years ago a new ice plant would be built in the section of the Ald Wire Mill recently occupied by the Weber piano factory, with a daily capacity of 70 tons. The item notes a local business expansion and redevelopment in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Piano Factory
A. OH. Rogers
World Office
Ant
Ann Neorg
Roberta
Tennessee
Riatt
Marynderwood Af Garnett
Mise Ghrisub
Mise Frances Shaidon
Ralph Boland
James Shearer
Misa
Nellie
Celoirado
Local Social News Highlights From Lawrence Area
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs B C Hussing returned to Lawrence after a ten day Colorado trip. Mr KH Loptm hosted dinner for Florence Clarke of Los Angeles visiting Fred Clarke and Dorothy Clarke at 1240 Ohio street. Out of town guests included Mra E Sallee and Mr Salle of Topeka. R R Hickson family returned from Shrine Park Leavenworth. Thelma Roach hosted a swimming party at Potter Lake for Beatrice Crane of Mul- gar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Hussing
Lawrence
Colorado
KH. Loptm
Misa Florence Clarke
Los Angeles
Fred Clarke
Mine Dorothy Clarke
Ohio Street
Mee, Lupton
Mra. E. Sallee
Salles
Tope
R. R. Hickson
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Thelma Roach
Potter Lake
Mice Beatrice Crane
Mul
You're a Rat in Foley Square Hearing Sparks Nationwide Tension
A congressional subcommittee hearing in New York City probes Communist influence in the wholesale retail and department store industry. Right wing and pro Communist factions clash outside the Federal Building as officials face questions on Communist membership and potential contempt of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Foley Square
New York City
Congressional
Atore
Charles J. Kersten
Wisconsin
Hartley
Congress
Court House
Communist Daily Worker
David Livingston
Lora
Young Communist League
Lenin
Stalin
Kersten
Livingaton
Livingston
Esther Leta
Toca 85
Arthur Osman
Oxman
New York
Americana
Truman
Leonardville Monitor to Debut Under Regent in August
In Leonardville Kansas the Leonardville Monitor will be published weekly from the Riley Regent office starting with the August issue. Moon aged 84 who has run the Monitor 25 years with daughter Mrs Elmer Andersen and J W Henry Rennick Regent publisher oversee the transition. A separate Moscow report notes a Soviet workshop developed a timbre accordion capable of mimicking sounds of the French horn clarinet and other instruments. Zurich reports sewage filtration aims to recover sand ferrules and other residues while releasing 2,140,000 cubic meters of gas during the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonardville
Kan
Triiates Mither Inatresients
Moscow
Trud
Arte
Russia
Zurich
Switzerland
Record flood risk as Grand Lake levels rise
May appeal decision reports water from Neosho and Cottonwood rivers may reach record stages as Grand Lake inflow climbs to 36 000 cubic feet per second. Engineers monitor levels with 80 000 cfs forecast for the Grand, while Tulsa station notes Neosho and Cottonwood head toward their all time highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Neosho
Cottonwood
Oklahoma
Grand Lake
Pensacola
U.S
Alee
Grand River
Arkansas River
Muskogee
Grand
Tulsa River
Neosha
Runs Riot at Jail Police Relieved By Release
Five year old John Taylor Winslow was released from the police station to relief among officers. He wandered through the station, emptied 28 private mail boxes, broke a hydrometer, hung by his heels from wires under the radio desk, and briefly locked himself in a jail cell before his mother arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
John Taylor Winslow
Johnny
Retired farmer fuels bookmobile drive with weekly gifts
Mempers Tennessee native Joe Eakin, 75, plans a dollar weekly to start a Fort Smith Arkansas bookmobile project. After 28 weeks the vehicle rolled. He now pledges two dollars weekly until the bookmobile is on the road and a dollar monthly to the Gold Star fathers fund, plus monthly gifts to a Memphis hospital project and to a Farmers Union publicity fund and an interdenominational church mission. He believes a small dollar can attract others and grow into larger funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mempers. Tenn
CPI
Joe Eakin
Fort Smith
Ark
Eakin
Gold Star Fathers’ Organization
Eakins
West Memphia
Farmers’ Union
Memphis
Public tributes mark Pershing’s military honor at Arlington
A solemn 72 hour guard over General John J. Pershing’s grave followed by a four mile funeral procession in a Washington rainstorm. More than 3,500 military personnel and top generals including Eisenhower and Bradley joined President Truman at Arlington for the rites. Flags will fly at half staff at all army posts for 30 days as the nation honors the famed leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arlington
John J. Pershing
France
National Cemetery
Capitol
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Omar Bradley
Jacob J. Devers
United States
Truman
Army
Luther D. Miller
Pershing
President HORIZONTAL I Pictured Philippine Leader
A reader puzzle fills the page with a mixed set of clues and wordplay about a Philippine president and other themes. The clues range from historical figures to everyday objects, inviting solvers to fill the grid with correct cross references.
Baldwin News Home News Headlines Tied to Local Families
Dr and Mrs Nelson P Horn returned Saturday night from Muscatine Iowa where they had been called by Dr Horns mother illness. Enroute the Horns stayed in Unlickana to visit their son Prof Lester Fier and family. The Musiers formerly lived in Baldwin and recently bought a home in the area. Several local residents hosted visits and social events with family ties including Miss Christine Reb and Mrs Earl Marto. The Kensington club planned July picnic at Lake Baldwin with Mrs Webb Fenton chairing the supper committee. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Trick last Saturday at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Reverend Milo Sitore preached at the service for Miss El Knohnans Missionary in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson P. Horn
Muscitine
Iowa
Horns
Hire. A. Horn
Horna
Unlcanela
Lester Fier
Bonmld
Mosier
Tain
Jinttth
Janet
Mra c. HL Gaswint
Jan Wy
Musiers
Haldivin
Mr. Moret
Linker
Lave
Mro
Mra
Harry
Muesso
Oe Fawa
Helen
Stich
Joyee Willan
King
Alfred F Leach
W. C. Harper
Margaret Dickingon
Farrete
Lavuia
Chigrgy
Elo
Kensington Club
Lake Baldwin
Webb Fenton
Fenton
Dean Grace Irwin
Earl ¥. Marto
Gilvert Kapelle
Eildon Mellor
Louis Reb
Misa Christine Reb
Baldwin
Chicago
Hebmaa
Miss Reb
Chicago Art Institute
Mary Margaret Willems
James Trick
Lawrence Memorial Bosadl
Miléx Siotre
St. Louis
Wes Ure Qurat
Nelson B Hort
W.R.C.S
Mra CO
W. Brawater
Min Alopary
Milen
Heather
Maraine Nichola Ives
Dweadena
Clif
Ebright
Lawrence Rotary
Radio Programs and Evening Schedule Listing
A fragmented radio schedule for July 2 lists stations WREN KMBC WPARIE RFRU and others with programs from Weather Reports The Lone Ranger Jerry Wayne and The Whist amid musical and commentary segments The entry notes a profitable habit reading the Journal World classified page and mentions various show titles and hosts without clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
RNBC
Weather
Muse
RBS
Youth Atha Governe
Timena
Mra
Northing
Ene Hollmane
KMBCU
Hollmance
Cnline Poise Is
Abbot
Coatelle
Sinrn
Migsleah
Kansas City Report
Journal-World
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Republicana
Arkanage City
Republican Congress
Mus
Colby Free Press-Tribune
Oswitt Macnanze
Associavee
Associated Press
U. S. Congress
New Palestine
Tito
Kansas City
Hal Cochran
Povsie
Scamuel ER. Pettengilel
Leonardville Monitor
Riley
Oklahoma Lake
The
Jall
Racks Library Project
Elpidio
Manuel
Peer Gynt
Colin
Nea
Baldwin News
North America
Charlton
Agency
Insucance Building
Post Office
G. Gustafson Tirst
Optome Glasees
Vine Watch
Pheoe
F. M. Pilotuner
N.Y
A & BR
Hanna’s
Mass
Fea Np
Joe Schelbar
Wolfson's
Mase
Wright
Round Corner Drug CO
MEL Fisher
Mem
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