Preventive war debate and isolationism in holiday driving warnings
The article discusses Navy secretary Matthews calling a preventive war impractical and notes peace is often best served by staying out of conflicts. It laments overreaction to words like police action and urges isolationist restraint while warning drivers to reduce holiday casualty risks and improve safety on the highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Francis J. Matthews
Matthews
Tonganoxie Mirror
When Hailstones Match Hen Eggs in Size Debate
The Pittsburg Headlight questions how hailstones are compared to hen eggs in size classifications. It notes varying egg sizes by state and asks which specific hen egg serves as the standard reference. The piece cites reports of hailstones described as golf ball to baseball scale and calls for a precise, standardized comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaburg
Alice
Accurac
Pittsburg
Menace in Holiday Toll Raises Safety Fears
A fragmented report discusses the holiday toll on highways, noting two upcoming holidays as a potential easing while many fear continued dangers. The piece mentions statistics compiled by researchers and warning voices on the road safety outlook.
Carelessness With Bombs Frames War Risk in Asia
American claims that U S planes may have bombed Chinese territory by mistake provoke fear of widening conflict. Malik's drastic shift in leadership at the council draws criticism from British delegate Sir Gladwyn Jebb, whose sharp rhetoric highlights a tense move away from Malik's regime and toward possible new council dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Euie
Malik
Ananias
Council
Ghylwyn Jebb
Sind
Sir Gladwyn
Events in Review Malik Russia on Parade
A historical critique notes Malik as Soviet delegate Jakob Malik dominating the UN Security Council for a month. The piece argues his televised display exposed Bolshevist tactics, boosting U N awareness and reshaping public opinion toward the United Nations. Warren R. Austin condemns Malik as a "virtual" oracular provocateur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malik
Russia
Jakob A. Malik
United Nations Security Council
United States
U. N
United Nations
Pressman admits past communist ties amid labor era debates
Lee Pressman acknowledged before a senate committee that he once joined a communist group but left in 1935. A veteran reporter and Whittaker Chambers warn Pressman may know more about communist activity than disclosed, affecting Labor Day political observations and fall campaigns. Kansas notes include a lengthy hospital inmate release case, while memorial fundraising signals begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pressman
New Deal
Tabor
Senate
Pressman
Whittaker Chambers
Old Home Town Marriages In Local Community
Marriage notices from Eudova and Weir list Misa Tivte and Clifford ne Day wed at the bride’s grandparents home. Also Marie Bar Ine and Walter Love wed at West Side Presbyterian with attendants Normagene Barlow and Dell Lave. Ushers were Thomas Harlow Carl Barlow Leroy Durbin. A ribbon aisle held by Barbara Akers Mary belle Richardson Lucille York Darlene Smith Rowena Gave and daunita Auntish. Mrs W C Duke hosted a birthday safari party for her son Billy Earl. Attendees included Arlene Lima Bobby Sims Rachel Johnson Martha Johnson Ruthie Busse Donald Busse Estey Busse Barhachie He. Jimmie Henley and Bove darkson attended. Beth Lesner slated to perform at the Kings Guards Wednesday for Leach wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marie Fern Tivte
Eudova
Cliffordne Day
Weir
T. T. Grabrke
Marie Bar+ Ine
Walter Love
West Side Presbyterian Church
Normagene Barlow
Dell Lave
Thomas Harlow
Carl Barlow
Leroy Durbin
Barbara Akers
Marybelle Richardson
Lucille York
Darlene Smith
Rowena Gave
Daunita
W. C. Duke
Billy Earl
5. E. Wimpler
Barhachie
Jimmie Henley
Bove Darkson
Mis Beth Lesner
Kings Guards
Local Social Notes Paint Weekend Gatherings and Appointments
Twenty five years ago Miss Margaret Tucker returned from a visit with fruid fa Obathe. Miss Rebecca Leibengood came back from Minnesota after Chautauqua work. Consul designate Me. and Mrs. Hobnes of thinery announce Hen as consul to Mar stiles France. Miss Bertier Cook hosted a kitchen shower at 104 Oia street in anticipation of Miss Jeanette Wag staff and Laurence Woodruff marriage Saturday evening. Mrs. Arthur Olson hosted a birthday fans chaser for Margery Olson. A party at 1220 Tennessee street celebrated Macy Howell’s wedding. Francis Fox entertained Misses Ruth Rowland Lois and others at a gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Tucker
Rebecca Leibengood
Minnesota
Suninter
Duftus C. Ifulmes
H. Hobnes
Thinery
Marstiles
France
Bertier Cook
Heaney
Oia Street
Jeanette Wagstaff
Laurence * Woodruff
Arthur KE. Olson
Margery
A. E. Winon
Ty Olson
Iss Macy Howell
Tennessee Street
Cat Clysing
Francis Fox
Ruth Rowland
Lois
Forty Years Ago Stubbs Special Returns to City
Forty years ago the Stubbs Special arrived to a reception led by Mayor Bishop and Chancellor Strang with George Innes and a crowd of spectators. The rider greeted engine engineer Luke F. Parson, a survivor of the Battle of Gazawa. Lawrence hosts a visitor, Judge O G Richards of Eudora. Miss Hannah Mitchell returns from Eskridge. Dr Osborne’s Baldwyn home hit by lightning and set ablaze.
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Stubbs
Bishop
Strang
George Innes
Bite
Rempire
Luke F. Parson
Gsawatomie
Lawrence
O. G. Richards
Eudora
Hannah Mitchell
Grayce Waugh
Eskridge
Dr. Osborne of
Baldwin
Letters on Russia and the UN in editorials
A reader laments U S reliance on the United Nations and questions Soviet influence in the UN Security Council. The letter argues for expelling Russia and warns against Stalin gaining control through the UN, citing General MacArthur and alleged treason. Signed by Mrs. H. M. Brownlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
United Nations
Gentral MacArhur
U.N
Tfvu
Russia
MacArthur
SNL Security Council
Jacob Malik
I Communists
Korea
Stalin
U. N
U.N. Forous
Stops and Storms Over Liberal Telex Weird Weather
A brief, humorous item notes rain at the back of Liberal's new building while the front remains dry, a one foot long structure. a Times building stopover. two women fought in an Emporia beer saloon causing police concern, reflecting local chatter. The quotes span several papers with wry editorial snippets about education and restaurant woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel City Telex
Times
Liberal
Associated Press
Emporia
Emporia Gazette
Pulitzer judges invite Fred W Brinkerhoff to committee
Fred W Brinkerhoff editor of the Pittsburg Headlight and Sun was named to the editorial writing committee for the 1951 Pulitzer prizes in journalism. He joins fourteen other invited editors as the panel prepares to select awards in editorial criticism and related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Fred W. Brinkerhoff
New York
Cp-Amning
Pittsburg
Kan
Sun
Krinkerhoff
Criti Ne
Campaign costs filed by gubernatorial candidates in Kansas
Topeka Sept 2 Five candidates for governor filed personal campaign expenditure accounts with the secretary of state. Kenneth Andee smo of Emporia led with 23.63. Edward F. Arnita, the Republican in the November race, second with 585.06. Wilbur Mayberry Elkhart and Frank L. Haxman Kansas City reported 437.60 and 450.00 respectively. August Koch Hutchinson reported 246.54. Potucek Wellington Democrat and Hitchings Osage City Republican had not filed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kenneth Andeesmo
Emporia
Edward F. Arn Hita
Wilhud Mayberry
Elkhart
Frank L. Haxaman
Kansas City
Osage’ City
Obituary for Mrs William Murphy Susie Mae Shaw
Susie Mae Shaw daughter of Arch Shaw and Jolia Ann Shaw was born April 27, 1880 in Hardin Missouri and died July 14, 1950 in Lawrence. She joined the Christian Church in Hardin in 1905 and married Jesse Freeman near Lines Point Missouri, producing seven children. After Widowed she married William Murphy in 1920 in Lawrence and had one son John Murphy. She leaves five sisters and several stepchildren and grandchildren. Funeral held July 17 at Rats Funeral Home with Rev H McSippel. burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Susie Mae Shaw
Jolia Ann Shaw
Om Hardin
Lawrence
Christian Church
Hardin
Jesse Freeman
Iines Point
Ingare
Zola Hintiard
Ola
Nyanzia Harburbes
Handling Anxiety and Hostility in Children
Dr. Frank Emerson Coburn argues parents must show love through actions to ease a child's anxiety. Caring attention, regular play, and polite, minimal demands help children express less hostility. Even with guidance, some hostility will appear but should not be suppressed, lest lasting guilt and harm follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Emerson Coburn
State University of Town
Coburn
Parent- Teacher Magazine
Dr. Coburn
Wave ranks open women may entis ts eruising sation
Massachusetts station opens from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday until September 8. Chief Forrest Randall heads the station and reports two men will go to Kansas City for final testing. several more may sign up. Quota for stay in Lawrence is 15 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Forrest Randall
Randall
Kansas City
Lawrences
Radio Schedule Fragments From Wren Ls And Wdaf Major Lineup
A fragmentary listing shows a dense radio timetable with WREN WDAF KCMO KMBC and other stations detailing programs such as Dance Date Sian O Helly, Creek Follies, Mr President This Week in KC, Cloak and Dagger Believe in America Catholic Hour Lutheran Hour and various musical hosts and announcers.
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WDAF
ECMO
KMIBC
Gane Autry
Sian O—Helly Root
Parad
KCNO
Nermisa Brokenshire
Embc-Gace
acAarate Creek Follies
Daf—Dennagone
Bruen Creek Foll
Nbc. T
EMBC
KCMO
Tha
KMNBC
Carlson Wren
KMBC
Church of the Alr
K. C
Wichita U
America
Woato Pat Duan
Wren
Mr Hope Tower
KMNC
WDA
Catholic Hour
Wren— Lutheran Hour
Roth
Wba
Jarvert
Siave
KNBC
Chase
Think Fi
Freddy Martin
Drew Pearson
Weather Bursay
KMT
Allen Frank
Tex Beneko
AL Phillips
Mim
WDAR
Alex Dreter
Jock EB
CMO
Helen Trent
Wren—Bukace
Just
Rita MO
Jon Lantz Shaw
Wren—Tella
Teat
KMEC
Newscaat
Bransell Tuby
Reno
Hollywood Flaghouse
Inner Seaelaie
Wdaro Rebrond
Nour
Voice of
Firestone x
Arthur Godfrey Manry
Taylor & Nan Ped
Telephone Hawk
Band of America
Mrcoamy
Irma
ECM
Nce Council Wi
Mt Heat
KMBC KMBO Fall Radio Schedule Highlights Actions
A KMBC KMBO fall lineup outlines David Rose orchestra replacing Red Skelton for a half hour at 7 20 pm tomorrow with five minute recorded comedy. Murrow returns 6 45 pm Monday on KMBC. KMBC sportscaster Molen debuts Morning Sports Page of the Air at 8 20 am. Eisenhower to speak Labor Day 10 15 pm on KMLC. Mr and Mrs North and Truth or Consequences debut Tuesday on KMBC. Brush Creek Follies two hour show with square dance and guests. The Playhouse opens Thursday 9 pm with Van Weflin Edison. Mixx Brooks returns to Madison High Friday 8 pm on KMRC, Eve Arden stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rose
Red Skelton
Edward R. Murrow
KMBC
Mr. Murrow
America
Erle Smith
Sam Molen
Smith
KFRM
Molen
Midwest
Sam
Dwight Eisenhower
KMLC
Korea
KMBO
Mrs. North
Ralph Edwards
Brush Creek Follies
Follies
Atta
Kmbckfrm
The
Playhouse
van Weflin
Thomas Alva Edison
James Hilton
Ur Mixx Brooks
Madison High
KMRC
Eve Arden
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Suone
J. W. Munray
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Massachusetts Strait
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Associated Prem
Kamal
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Sepi
Ipse
Leavenworth
Grawhar
New Guinea
Kansana
Moscow
Austin [Alered “Cirrus Barkey
Cawitt MacKenzie
AP Foreign Affaire
Congress
John Crabb
Old Home Town
Leach
Leach, Sr
Happily Ever After
Talk OF
TOWN
Lil Lanson
Charles Henderson
Dorothy Jane
Misa Catherine Owen
Massachusett Street
Foray
UU. N
Marysville
Chase County News
Nevada
Peel
Son of
Seth
Sir Gladwyn Jebb
Security Council
Lake Success
Delfmite
NEA Teledhotes
Obiteary
William Murphy
Tunnel Two
K. US
National Council On Family Relations
University of Denver
Lawrence Ree
Tuella M. Foster
Loe Smith Co
B. F. Goodrich
Mass
Puran Meanqeantris
Aan Mine Television
Motorola
Das Dent
Fhone
Hopatang Carsidy
Tim Tyler
Martin Annee
Teleneas
Roberta Quire
Arthr Murray
CSW
Marie Amiaiardian
HANNA
RCA Victor Television
DeaLan
Call Hank Welsh
Ohio St
Gerdes
Pield
Dresd
Alwedirwood
Ana
PRT
Rola Olka
Bderly Grain Inc
MOTOR
Chrysler
Plymouth
Skinner
General Plumbing
Wanatal
Youngatown
Walt Sneegas
Bellinger Electric
Masa
Vogler & Sons Phema
Ransdell
Pata
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