Lamebrain World Views on War and Armaments
In a playful chat with Col Prething the veteran foresees possible future wars and cautions against arming Germany to counter Russia. He jokes about a scale model atom bomb in a bathroom test and warns against underestimating aggressive powers.
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Najereon
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Colonel Prething
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Tragic S T Klein Infant Killed In Fort Riley Crash
In Junction City Kansas 15 month old James G Klein son of Sgt Elden Klein and his wife died when a car his father worked on rolled backward crushing him at Camp Whitside Fort Riley The Kleins hail from Marquette Kansas and were in a trailer court nearby
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Junction City
Kan
Jamesa G. Klein
Elden Klein
Camp Whitside
Fort Riley
Marquette
Ambulance Crash Ends With Minister's Death in Kansas
An ambulance overturned en route to a patient in El Dorado Kansas injuring the driver Jack Neff and helper Robert Herrmann. Rev. Herri Ross an 82 year old Casandey Kansas Methodist minister died after the arrival of the second ambulance. Ross reportedly suffered a stroke prior to the crash.
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el Dorado
Kan
Herri Ross
Casandey
Ross
Jack Neff
Robert Herrmann
Neff
Truca
Davis-Davis frames Russia as menace in Rotary talk
Professor W W Davis told Lawrence and Ottawa Rotarians that the Soviet Union is a police state with about 2 000 000 armed men under Communist control. He warned the United States faces huge military and economic commitments as long as the Kremlin seeks world dominance. George Baxter Smith presided. Ottawa visitors included Lloyd Stafford and many couples.
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Russia
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U. S. History Department
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Ottawa
Davis
Eldridge
Li Que
Bremin
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Kremlin
George Baxter Smith
Lawrence Rotary
Lloyd Stafford
Ottawa Club
Stafford
Wayne Gilliland
CC. W. Hegberg
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H. B. Chittenden
A. C. Carpenter
M. F. Ward
Homer Henning
Joe Reid
Marvin Bend
Ralph Hobart
John Lamb
Sheldon Bowers
Maynard Hempstead
Gordon Stucker
Clarence Day
Herman Shaw
R. C. Capron
J. R. Cheney
Floyd Coffman
Loroi Hood
Ray Tomberlin
W. H. Herndon
King, Utah's first congressman, dies at 86
William Henry King, Utah's first congressional representative and long time political figure, died aged 86 in Salt Lake City after a heart attack last August. A Democrat, he helped form Utah's party, served as county clerk, in territorial legislature, and spent 24 years in the U.S. Senate before leaving in 1940. Funeral services will be held here Wednesday.
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Utah
William Henry King
King
Democratic Party
Utah Territorial
Congress
U.S
Senate
Abe Murdock
Washington
Automobiles Crash Kills Topeka Man on Highway 50
In Emporia Kansas on November 29 72 year old Franklin Alexander McCoy of Topeka died after the car he drove overturned on Highway 50 near Clementa. His wife 60 and granddaughter Jace Ann McCoy 12 also from Topeka were injured in the crash.
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Emporia
Kan
Clementa
Franklin Alexander McCoy
Topeka
Jace Ann McCoy
Unanswered Questions Mark Atomic Commission News Conference
Washington observers described a first public atomic energy commission news conference where five commissioners faced questions about the atom's future. They explained many questions would receive no comment due to national security and secrecy laws, leaving audiences in a sense of unreality about the unfolding peaceful or destructive possibilities.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Hiroshima
Atomic Energy Commissioners
David E. Lilienthal
Congress
May Vote on Strike by Southwestern Bell Workers
Louis November 29 The C I O Communications Workers of America will hold a strike vote among Southwestern Bell Telephone Co workers in six states as contract talks stall. The union cites wage, pension, and working conditions as core issues with a 1948 drawlow and 1947 strike in its recent history.
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Rkers
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Frank P. Lonergan
C. I. O. Communications Workers of America
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Aonvention
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Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Iliness
Cello Soloist Lyle Wolfrom to Lead Kansas City Orchestra
Fort Scott based cello soloist Lyle Wolfrom, a Kansas teacher, is set to be the first Kansas musician taught in state to solo with the Kansas City Philharmonic. He will perform Bruch's Concerto No. 1 at Kansas City Music Hall to a high school audience, after years of self support and student work.
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Fort Scott
KR. UU
Wil
Kansas
Kansas City Philharmonic
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Bruch
Raywrede Stunt
Stuki
AOL
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Stuhl
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Pho Barmoen
Woofer
Skansas City
Peope
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Erterite Kul
Wei
Aes
Shane
Nansas City
K. U
Skinner's Radiator Shop Ad
Skinner's radiator shop advertises stop leaks and repair services for radiators with new and rebuilt units. Located at 512 EB 9th, contact Phore 394.
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