Tito says Soviets unlikely to attack Yugoslavia soon
Yugoslav Premier Marshal Tito told Norwegian reporters he is convinced the Soviets are not planning an attack in the near future. He warned that any aggression would spark World War III and said Yugoslavia would resist. Tito stressed confidence in his regime amid regional hostility and droughts, and warned Western powers depend on Yugoslavia to secure the Mediterranean lifeline.
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Eisenhower backs Jenner and McCarthy clash shapes GOP
Eisenhower signals support for Jenner of Indiana while keeping McCarthy at arm's length on un-American methods. He plans to meet Taft to seek campaign backing, and aides hint at a cautious, comprehensive response to McCarthy. Adams and Carlson forecast strong GOP victory with an active campaign.
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Truman Defends Peace Focus in Stevenson Conference
President Truman urged that peace be the nation’s priority, contesting Eisenhower’s view. He discussed newspaper coverage of politics, noting editorial support for Dewey in 1948 and criticizing some papers for bias while praising fairness in top-tier outlets. He recounted Missouri Senate race experiences showing press influence is limited.
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Long Wash of Names Touched in Draft Era Notices
A sprawling list of personal names from Grant Napier to William Dinxen Ja outlines a draft era roster and military linkage. The piece weaves residents from Wichita to Independence and Kansas City with scattered notes on enlistments, aviation training, and Navy cadet progress, including Haverty and Haverty family ties, and Navy carrier qualification updates aboard the USS Cabot.
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Wichita
Carl E Lathrop
Harrisonville
Howard Beal Browning
Kansas City
William Joseph Birch
Greensburg
Jack Brown
John Burton Rooney Howell
Kansas
John F. Simeon Jr
Alva
Okla
Charles Roger
Hoover
Stephen Sterling Sanders
Independence
Kan
Vic Dale Blankenship
Topeka
Don Boyce Cunningham
Richard D. Ross
Lincoln
James H. Powell
Chanute
Charles Alfred En Minger
James ‘Dalener
Don David Smith
Marysyi
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Heer
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Paville
Mas
Joan Gerard Ziegler
Whiskopon
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Ree
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Jim Tintehinson
Larry Conley
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Donald Lerner
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Cotterville
Leonard Marlin
Dean Scott
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Market News overview with varied commodity outlooks
Market spreads show stocks steady with some recovery and thin turnover while cotton, wheat, corn and oats move on weather and policy cues. Livestock trends remain mixed with cattle and hog prices softening, and a Wall Street report notes modest gains amid cautious trading, plus local market prices for wheat corn hogs and eggs.
First soybeans harvested in Douglas County for 1952
The first soybeans in Douglas County were accepted Wednesday by Uniterswood from Leslie Demeritt of Clinton. The beans tested 57 pounds to the bushel with 14.6 percent moisture. Demeritt set a price of 792.85 a bushel. Early variety Hawkeye noted. yields not yet estimated. Most county beans not ready for harvest yet. southern portions expected 10 to 23 bushels per acre. Dry early summer hurt yield. August rains hastened maturation.
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California Boyhood Home Visited by Stevenson
Governor Stevenson tours his California birthplace and a Toric movling amid a West campaign swing. Crowds line the route from hotel to the white house birthplace, as Stevenson and his sons visit the home owned by Mrs. Artha Mott. A reporter questions changes to the decor and he replies with a curt remark.
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Kansas Texas Christian football game to be televised nationwide
Lawrence reports the University of Kansas athletic department announced broadcaster Mel Allen will host the nationwide telecast of the Kansas vs Texas Christian football game from Memorial Stadium on September 20. The NCAA video program will mark the first appearance of the Hawker printers on live TV, carried by SNBC-TV.
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Aircraft sales soar as fiscal year nears ten-month mark
VF Wichita reports commercial and military product sales totaling over 332 million dollars through July. The company notes a 50 percent drop for the first ten months of the fiscal year versus the same period last year, while commentary mentions revolving around atomic particles and electrons.
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Incoming KU freshmen hear chancellor address orientation week
Nearly 2,000 freshman and transfer students attend the University of Kansas open convocation in Hoch Auditorium. Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy urges personal responsibility and humanity, noting KU's founding by advocates of beauty and liberty and the ongoing aim to guide students toward accountable roles in the community. James K. Hitt explains the orientation schedule as L. C. Woodruff and Martha Peterson are introduced. Students begin placement tests, physicals, and registration with classes starting September 8.
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Court Reporter Killed In Junction City Crash
James V. Broadwater, 51, veteran court reporter for the Eighth Judicial District, died when the vehicle he was riding in struck a culvert on U S Highway 1 south of Junction City. The judge driving, identified as Colman, was seriously injured along with another driver. Broadwater had served 21 years in the district which covers Geary Dickinson, Marion, and Morr counties.
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Mrs Jennie Plummer 74 dies in Topeka hospital
Mrs Jennie Plummer a Perry resident for 53 years died Wednesday afternoon in a Topeka hospital She was born July 8 1878 in Nortonville and lived in Meriden as a child She was a member of the Perry Christian Church Surviving are son Eugene Plumer Perry brother William Daum Los Angeles sister Mrs Henry Kemponich Palo Alto Cal and three grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Friday at Eslingri's Home in Topeka with burial in Perry Cemetery
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Brewsters Describe Egypt Stay To Kiwanis Club
Dr and Mrs Ray Q Brewster spoke at the Eldridge Hotel Kiwanis meeting about their time in Boagi as Fulbright exchange professors at Falouk University in Alexandria. He described courtesy, photographic freedoms, and ancient and medieval scenes while noting Egyptian aspirations for freedom and hopes for solving grave problems.
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Fragmentary names mark a midwestern hospital notice
A jumble of names and addresses appears to be a hospital or public notice listing individuals and households in towns such as Baldwin Oskaloosa Sunflower Tonganoxie Vinland Richland and Sunflower area. References include Memorial Hospital Ernest Day 414 Film St and various Mrs and Mr entries with routes and streets. The fragmentary text suggests a local notice or registry page current to today.
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St. James Farrier
Mazel Williams
Daniels
Loretta Cooper
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Oskaloosa
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Taft Speech Aims at Whole GOP Ticket
Senator Taft plans a speech in Cincinnati to rally support for the entire Republican ticket. He travels from Springfield and may meet General Eisenhower in New York for a conference as part of backing the ticket including Taft’s gubernatorial nominee Charles P. Taft.
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Patton Completes Replacement Training in Korea
Private Keith L. Patton of Wellsville has graduated from the 4510 Infantry Division Replacement Training School in Korea. The program prepares new arrivals for Korean assignments and retrains veterans for new positions.
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