Americans See Soviet Attack on Truman Draw Protests
Washington reports a Soviet article attacking Truman and Secretary Marshall, prompting U.S. officials to plan protests. The piece accuses the United States of moral failings and predicts Western nerves as Cold War tensions flare.
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Weegernag
Andrei Tehieehy
Kussan Forsige Mene
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Peace Parade Heralds Treaty Anniversary in Med ne
A large crowd gathers in Med ne for a peace celebration marking a treaty with tribes including the Apaches and Cheyennes. The event features a mock Peace War amphitheater, Native nations from Oklahoma, and a caravan of visitors traveling to view the parade with tickets sold for the procession and exhibits.
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Prana Carona
Wiformann
Fort Riley
Veterans Rehabilitation Program Expands Nationwide
Veterans with service connected impairments can receive rehabilitative courses covering reading, speech, hearing tests, and hearing aid guidance. VA contracts with 27 universities and hospitals nationwide to provide part or all of the program, varying from two days to four weeks. Institutions include the Institute of Logopedics, Municipal University of Wichita, and VA hospitals in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Bethesda, and San Francisco.
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Municipal University of Wichita
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Kaa
Loc Angelee
San Francsco
Revel Dospitals
Philadelphia
Bethesda
Carr W Taylus Dies After Long Legal Career
Carr W Taylus, 83, longtime lawyer active in Massachusetts politics, died last night after a heart attack following years of practice and public service. He served as lieutenant governor candidate and joined the 1900s political campaigns with notable figures, leaving a marked imprint on state legal and civic life.
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Hutebaeoe
Euffertia
Weim Allen White
Bianca Leti
Lobe Vayive Rau
Countard
Unclear OCR: Veterans aid meeting described in Topeka report
Fragmentary text shows Warner and a Wisconsin veteran administration official from Wichita to attend a September meeting. Governor Carissa plans to confer with Wiloun Thursday about building and loan association aid for One Veterans Housing, Inc.
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Wiisee
Veteran Administration
Wichita
Topeka
Frank Carissa
Wiloun
Bueding and Loan Association
One Veterans’ Housing, Inc
Stringham Elected Editor at Kansas Baptist Monthly
Miss Helen Stringham a Kansas University student was elected editor of the Kansas Baptist Monthly at the Baptist Fellowship convention held last weekend in El Dorado. She was one of six University of Kansas attendees from the event.
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el Dorade
Stringham
University of Kansas
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