Rumor of trouble for the Soviets grows in Eastern Europe
Diplomatic officials in Washington said several political economic and religious forces now challenge Soviet domination of eastern curtain countries. President Truman warned in Chicago that strong American support for Eastern Europe must continue and warned against halting or moderating policy. The rise of Tito in Yugoslavia and ongoing Catholic Church tensions in Hungary Poland and Czechoslovakia are seen as fueling anti Moscow sentiment. Economic pressures and the failed European recovery plan are cited as factors contributing to Moscow’s difficulties.
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Soviet Powers Ebb Might Lead To Pullback
The text argues that the Soviets could ultimately be compelled to yield as pressures push for a gradual withdrawal of their powers back toward their own borders. It frames a possible strategic retreat in the face of mounting external and internal forces.
Visit KU campus to view new store illumination designs
An August 1 display at the University of Kansas showcases 12 color scale models by E A Lundberg architect. The caravan exhibit travels the country for Pittsburg Glass Co and costs about 6000 dollars. It runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Marvin Hall court and targets architectural engineering students with invited Lawrence merchants and townspeople to view innovative materials color and lighting ideas for merchandising.
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Overparking Tickets Reported in Court
Eighteen overparking tickets were run through the police court this morning with Judge Alphia assessing a dollar fine or forfeiture for each violation. Read the Journal World Want Ads.
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Heatwave Bakes Wide Range From Rockies to Southeast
Chicago July 20 hot weather expected across the central plains to the southeast. Temperatures exceed 100 in parts of Oklahoma, with 90s in much of the Southwest and northern Texas. Readings hit 100 in Chadron Nebraska and Fort Smith Arkansas amid near normal Great Lakes and Pacific Northwest. Rain disrupted central Mississippi valley and northern plains, with a heavy storm in northwest Pennsylvania triggering flash floods in Meadville and Crawford county causing thousands in damage.
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Married by proxy in July ceremony at Junction City
A German woman, Miss Doris Helm of Kelterz, Germany visiting in Pisland, married Lt. Donald West of Detroit by proxy yesterday. The couple hoped the ceremony would facilitate the bride’s admission to the United States, as she could not accompany him on return from duty in Germany.
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Truman’s Chicago visit ends with greeting Mike Folliard
President Truman’s Chicago stop drew cheers and late-night revelry as a band played into the early hours at the Stevens Hotel. He greeted Edward Folliard, Washington Post correspondent, and briefly spoke with Mike Folliard, admiring the cap pistol in the boy’s holster before returning to the White House. Shriners marked a diamond jubilee with street bands while locals kept up the festive mood trading cries of Chloe and Chico in the night.
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Resigns After 19 Years at Southwestern College
The Rev Emory W McNeil who has served 19 years in administrative posts at Southwestern College Winfield Kansas resigns to return to the Methodist church pulpit The move follows a conference request urging ministers in admin roles to return to pastorship and ease pulpit shortages McNeil joined Southwestern in 1930 as student secretary later became field secretary and since 1940 served as business manager he is slated for a pastorate at the October meeting of the central Kansas conference
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Oklahoma Legislature Quietly Lets Federal Prohibition Aid In
Federal agents may be invited to enforce Oklahoma prohibition laws after the Legislature reportedly passed a sleeper measure. Attorney David C. Shepard urged immediate enforcement, while Gov. Roy J. Turner was asked to support action. A state economic group questioned the move, and a representative signaled possible program extensions for farming policies in Washington.
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Kansas Corn Roasting Early. Wheat Harvest Nears Finish
Topeka reports corn in southern and eastern Kansas at roasting stage while oats and other crops show favorable progress. A small area in Wa baunsea County NW needs rain. some local fields are weedy from cultivation delays. Wheat harvest nearly complete except in high plains and a few northeastern counties.
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