Reaction 20 to 1 Favored Amid Truman News
Telegraphic responses show 20 to 1 in favor of President Truman’s program as White House aides brief reporters. President to hold 2 p.m. news conference. anti inflation bill timing unclear. speculation on personnel roles and travel to New York City.
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Dence
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Missouri
Wallace Scoffs At Truman's FEPC Order
New York July 28 Wallace 1 3 percent Henry A Wallace dismisses President Trumans orders to end discrimination in the armed forces and to create a fair employment practice system for federal employees as mere ventures He calls the anti discrimination order an empty gesture and the employment order another obvious political gesture He repeats his challenge to Truman and Dewey to debate with him and seeks equal time on networks and stations to respond.
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New York
Henry A. Wallace
Trun
Matement
Walace
Audi Wallace
Truman
Teams to Compete in Legion Tournament in Topeka
Topeka announces the seven district East Nedestat field will host the Kates American Legion Junior Baseball Championship with 119 teams starting July 28 at Neodesha Asguet 6. District organizers cite state legion headquarters and press coverage as the event unfolds with incorporators named for the Seward Broadcasting company and leadership roles clarified.
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Topeka
Neodesha
Asguet
Kates American
Legion
Nedestat
Iauie
ML Landen
Resis Dente
Seward Broadcasting Company
William Leo Lar
Edward Colin Griffith
Four Kansans Injured in Wreck Near Lockwood Mo
A wreck near Lockwood Missouri injured four Kansans when a tire burst causing the car to leave the road. Mrs Frasier suffered a left ankle fracture and knee injuries with multiple lacerations. Her husband Frank Frasier 60 and Mrs Frasier's sister were treated for bumps and bruises. Mrs Frasier remains in a Pittsburg Kansas hospital. Also notes Gov Frank Carlson headed to New York for a committee meeting and a veterans housing unit project at Fort Hays, plus Elsa Wiley undergoes major surgery in Lawrence.
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Carbon
New York
Topeka
Frank Carlson
New York City
Wew
Executive Department
Carlson
Emporia Orday
Canson
William Allenite Stamp Memorial
Suspended umpire McGowan faces ten day ban
In Chicago, July 28, President Harridge suspended Umpire William McGowan for ten days without salary over conduct during Cleveland Washington and Chicago Washington games. The 52 year old veteran, in his 24th American League season, will be eligible to resume officiating Friday after July 20 suspension.
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Chicago
Wit Harridge
American League Today
William McGowan
Chicago-Washington
New York Market Update From July Open and Livestock Prices
Kansas City and Chicago markets show mixed livestock futures with hogs pork and cattle trends mixed. Cattle strength noted in some regions while feeds grains and poultry show variable demand and prices, with wheat and other commodities listed for futures trading and cash sales.
Air Force Officer Edwin York First ROTC Cadet From KCL
Edwin Neil York a Kansas engineering senior from Spring Hill became the first ROTC member from KCL to receive a regular appointment as a second lieutenant in the U S Air Force. An honor student with nearly straight A’s in engineering he graduates August 7 and will be assigned as an administrative officer after a final medical exam.
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Edwin Neil York
Univers Kansas Engineering School
Spring Hill
Reserve Officers Training Corps
KCL Wtat
Usar
York
Admitted list at Memorial Hospital includes multiple residents
Mrs Fannie Barnes of 721 Rhode Island street Mrs Matel Het 4 Rous 2 Mrs Effie Wiley Missouri street Max Laptad 3 Frances Sullivan Mi pet Mrs Marjorie Smith on Newder street John Conrad Tengano Mra Irene Neil Sunflower Mrs Sara Green 2119 Kisule Esiand street Mrs Sidam King and Lady Sunflower Mr and Mrs Marvin Trvbom Route Ti on daughter yesterday Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mitchell West Twenty first street Max Laptad admitted yesterday for facial injuries from a crank flywheel on Route 3 Rays to determine bone breaks Mrs Vangie Whitaker admitted this morning hand injury from washing machine wringer at daughter A Lauter 542 Vermont Street no bones believed broken but skin torn.
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Fannie Barnes
Rhode Island Street
Matel Het
Rous
Effie Wiley
Missouri
Max
Laptad
Frances Sullivan
Mi Pet
Majorie Smith
Newder Street
John Conrad
Tengano
Irene Neil
Sunflower
Marvin Trvbom
Kenneth Mitchell
West Twenty-first Street
Max Laptad Wan
Tim
Route 3
Vangie Whitaker
A. A. Lauter
Vermont Street
Dean to New Post with Equal Rights Group
Glenn L Archer of Topeka Kansas resigns as Washburn University law dean to become executive secretary of Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State. He said the group aims to foster cooperation between religious groups while promoting equal rights and observance of church state separation. The organization was formed last January.
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Washington
Gilenn L. Archer
Topeka
Kan
Washburn University
Separation of Church
Tate
Archer
Washburn Law
Wim To
WSO ON WAY BACK Urges rebirth of USO to meet Armed Forces needs
Secretary Forrestal endorses forming a civic advisory panel to reorganize the United Service Organizations. Details to be worked out as the armed forces expand. Also reports a theft confession in Eudora, two boys aged HW and 12 yield items. juveniles to authorities. Auxiliary meeting invites candidates for county and state offices. Major Covey returns to active duty for one week in Kansas City. Kroger agriculture scholars named at Kansas State College. Clay Center tops Concordia in an amateur game. local softball results at Lincoln Park.
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Civicc Oadisory
United Service Organizations
Austin L. Covey
Missouri Street
Field Artillery
Army
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Truman Urges Quick Action On Emergency Legislation
Senate leaders debate timing as they push an emergency session to pass anti inflation and housing measures. Republicans favor rapid adjournment while Democrats accuse them of sabotaging the President’s program. Dewey advised staying in Washington for careful consideration of the President’s message.
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V. Thomas Dewey
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Dewey
James C. Hagerty
Pawlingerty
Congress
Washington
Lawrence league managers meet to plan second session play
Fred Cox commissioner calls all C C Carl league managers to meet tonight at 7 18 at City Hall to map plans for the league season second session. Adams of Oak Hill road recalls a 46 year old phone call from former partner Otto Machiels while news of old Lawrence ties surfaces. Describes heat wave with 94 degree high and 74 degree low. Commendation plaque for National Guard Company H 137th Infantry presented by Col. Frank Dunkley for recruitment drive. Lt. Maurice Knott accepts on behalf of the unit. Athletics beat Cleveland Indians aided by an outfield error to move into second place. Lawrence Colts to play Burlington tonight leaving at 5 PM. Newspaper ad copy help notice follows.
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C. C. Carl League
Fred Cox
City Hall
F. F. Adams
Oak Hill Road
Adams
York
Otto Machiels
Lawrence
Machiel
Kansas
National Guard
137Th Infantry
Frank Dunkley
Ruard
Maurice Knott
Journal- World
Fragmentary Market Note Highlights Shifts in Local Stocks
A partial OCR reads like a local market snippet with references to shares and a railway line. It mentions Santa Fy Railroad and Republic Steel, plus mentions Hasttrn aur Losers, and a fronting move in front of the main Bair stexvka. The text is garbled but notes turnover and neighborhood activity on a fun day.
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Republic Steel
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