Lawrence Lions Open Season Against Shawnee Mission Indians
Lawrence high school opens the season at Haskell Stadium against Shawnee Mission in a key Northeast Kansas League dual. The meet starts at 6 30 with emphasis on dual results shaping the league title race as Lawrence aims to dethrone Shawnee Mission after years of near misses and a string of dual meet wins by the Indians.
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Lawrence High School
Haskell Stadium
Wil
Atchison
Ottawa
Shawnee
Wyandette
Indians
Coun Geor Dac Watson
Ligna
Syd Haan
Didar
Drnty Moe Fetter
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission
Bur
Shawner Alan
Honore
di Johnson
Sehood
Re Yan
Jack Taschen
Henderson High Sees Student Body President Resign
In Henderson Tennessee a drama night sparked student voting for the Braet Hardeman Junior College president candidate named No Asideman. The vote ended in a stalemate before a declaration of resignation, later reversed.
Track meet notes and a fatal car crash headline mix
Track meet results list many class winners Swank Garden City and Manager Harper noted for new marks Anthony sets class A mile relay record Valley Center top three in each class Wichita North Hutchinson Garden City Kingman Hoisington notable teams. Dr Charles Drew killed in automobile accident near Burlington on April 3 with rear overturning vehicle.
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Chedan
Coldwater
Swank
Garden City
Harper
Anthony
Legroductor
Charles Drew
Burlington
Beep
Freidman Hoses
Washington
Mtaod
Triatin
New
Cardinals’ Power Hammers Seen In Transition Season
Petersburgh report outlines St. Louis roster plans around Nippy Jones Musial Slaughter and new targets like Steve Bilko Eddie Dyer aims to balance right and left handed hitters with Munger Staley Mazin and Brazile Lanier in mound mix while evaluating infield and outfield options and recalling Rochester talent including Russ Derry and Eddie Mierkowitz as potential contributors.
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T. Petersburg
Fis
NEA
Cardinals
Nippy Jones
St. Louis Nationals
Stan Musial
Country Slaughter
Jones
Charley Keller
Detroit
Los Angeles
Eddie Dyer
Steve Bilko
Rochester
Man Musial
Munger
Staley
Mazin
Leftni
Brazile
Lanier
Johnson
Ellis Deal
Columbus
Cloyd Boyer
Tom Pobolsky
Erv Dusak
Eddie Nietopski
Omaha
Marion
Tommy Glaviano
Sally Hemus
Houston
Harry the
Hat Walker
Chuck Chering
Musial
Slaughter
Russ Derry
Bzil Howerton
Eddie Mierkowitz
Red Birds
Gemeagh
Abeeldorea
Woirage
Doloes
Citywide Blue Cross Drive Aims At Lawrence Hospital Plans
The executive committee plans citywide canvassing in Lawrence to sign families for hospital and physicians insurance. Meetings at Condley and Pinckney then Woodlawn Lincoln New York and McAlaster precede broader outreach. Myron Keys heads a 20 person volunteer group assessing Blue Cross and Blue Shield uptake.
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Blue Cross
Tatonigit
Condley
Pinckney
Forlow
Woodlawn
Lincoln New York
McAlaster
Lawrence
Hospital
Physicians Service
Nsurance Plana
Myron Keynsurance
Real
Kansassociation
Kal Society
and Myx
Hay Ty Wright
Hareld Dawson
Vesta White
Mra
Quinle Stone
Levin Youngberg
Mira
Roo Dunlap
Meg Mary Dyson
Robert Frakes
Mex
Vy. Smithy
Ho We Hodes
Mix
Justin Voll
Ravenel Chevin
Lali Wet
Raymond Solawegter
Raymond Betteton
Mea
Folin Troltties
Atal Mya
Kenneth Doen
Crowd to Messiah Presented at Lindesberg
The Lindesberg chorus in Lindaberg Kansas staged a traditional Messiah performance. Soloists from New York included Blorsnee Micuung raho Helen Hekman and Joseph Bell. Conductor Ralph Harrel led the Bethany Phony Orchestra with Dean Lingd Spear dan Frank Carson in attendance. A Bohemian ambassador from Sweden spoke briefly and Dr Emory Lindquist, president of any college, reviewed the event.
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Lindaberg
Kan
Hagodel
Lindsberge
Tradigengaevace
Junction City Student to Lead KU YWCA Installations
Helen Madures, a Junction City sophomore, will be installed as YWCA president at the University of Kansas in Danforth chapel. Seven other officers begin one-year terms including Diana Sherwend, Susan Maneville, Helene Steinbucher, JJ Topeka, Natalie Logan, Sue Shinger, and Patsy Cameron.
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Helen Madures
Junction City
Ywca
University of Kansas
Danforth Chapel
Diana Sherwend
Great Bend
Susan Maneville
Kansas City
Moretary
Helene Steinbucher
Wichita
JJ Topeka
Natalie Logan
Hutchmnenn
Sue Shinger
Topeka
Dogs Compete in Coon Hunt Field Trials Near Clinton
About 70 dogs entered yesterday at the George Donaldson farm near Clinton for field trials conducted by the Douglas County Coon Hunters Association. Ralph Nutters of Eudora and Paul Bryant of Burtran won top honors as the judges’ luncheon was provided by the Clinton 4-H club.
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George Donaldson
Clinton
Douglas County
Corn Hunters’ Association
Togs
Ralph Nutters
Eudora
Paul Bryant
Burrtan
Junchenn
Chiton 4-H Club
ADA declares independence from Democratic fair deal ties
The Americana for Democratic Action votes to stand on its own, rejecting being labeled a captive adjunct of the Democratic fair deal. Former Attorney General Francis Biddle warns against a third party now but leaves future possibilities open as insurgents seize control at the ADA convention.
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Washington
Americana For Democratic Action
ADA
Roosevelt New
Francis Biddle
Dealera
Biddle
Alan
Dom Net Previ
Wathye PhD
Republis
ATA
Reed
Humphrey OD. Minn
Mavenal Barman
Humphrey
Democratic Party
Republican Party
500 Attend Young Democrat Meeting in Hays Kansas
About 500 people gathered in Hays on April 3 for the sixth district Young Democrats convention. Speakers included candidates for governor and other state offices urging party unity and a fair deal program. Organizing drive to back Democratic candidates highlighted by national chairman Charles Robertson.
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Hays
Kan
Young Democrats
Charles Robertson
Todanapelis
Youth Democrats Board of
Dive
Robertson
Kenneth Alvern
Wheelchair preacher returns to Palm Sunday sermon
Milwaukee Baptist church fills for a sermon by 34 year old Rev. Francs F. Fisher who spoke from a wheelchair after a swimming pool accident left him paralyzed. His fiancée Florence Athey said they are building their life together from his wheelchair.
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Milwaukee
Flat Baptist
Capmeity Lesteriay
Francs F. Fisher
Seremon
Jesus
Jerusalem
New York
Florence Athey
Red fears rise as Czech diplomats face purge recall
Czechoslovak and other satellites brace for a likely wave of ambassador recalls as Soviet led purge spreads to Paris Washington and beyond. Czech minister Willy Orky signals possible returns while officials in Hungary Poland and Yugoslavia face similar pressures amid Cominform influence.
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Paris
Nea
Vladimir Clee
Washington
Crechor
Stowakia Hofmeister
U.S
Office of War Information
Alths Anarthas Doy
Staliniat
Rete
Usingierian
Emilaviey
Marie
Lasala Rajk
Kremlina
Jerzy
Pacrament
France
Putrament
Refugee Camp Residents Near Palestine Seek Durable Aid
Fragmentary report states 7.8 and 1 Wearth Dreenigation mentioning vaccination for youth in Palestinian camps. Authorities note ongoing displacement with refugees living in Arab areas and calls for sustained assistance amid uncertain conditions.
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Caira
Palestine
Local social notes from Big Springs and Lawrence events
Community names recur in a social column listing visits and dinners. Mrs Alvin Higrer and Mrs George Mose attend gatherings, extended families such as the Siesenheimer and Hartman households host and visit in Topeka and Lawrence. The piece records multiple residents from Big Springs and nearby towns visiting relatives and attending meals and theater.
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Carl Schneider
David Visset
Alissinex Lutz
Topena
Alvin Higrer
Malihen
Atk Pont
Bigger
Mina Berry
Henry Ant Sen
Kanesas
Tessa
George Mose
Tightan Park
Att Mra
Best Walthulie Cand Viator
Westie Wathen
Ana Ther Dauhter
Niels
Nuffer
Abe
Petite Mine
Damen Bandealer
Mia Charlee Durtaw
Bowie
Mia Stenenhinn
Mia Lewis Ant Ald
Mia Aguile Vyimern
Hanis Wie Paterson
Raven
Smeirday
Storintphe Rernheater
Asing Beery
Valley Grove revival services draw locals and visitors
Revival services led by Rev. Tommy Trossaman of Centropolla attracted neighbors and visitors from Woodstock and Lawrence to a house gathering Saturday evening. Attendees included Ars Shistey Rerents and Mr and Mrs CL ML Stewart, with reports of neighbors planning work on a new home and local social visits continuing through the weekend.
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Tommy
Trossaman
Centropolla
Charles Aparka
Woodstock
Ars. Shistey
Ant
ML Stewart
Ceonard Tare
Riesavih Stewart
Lawrence
Vard
Ward Siday
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Therr
Arthur Siesenheimer
Overbrook
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Ginn
Valley Grove
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
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Bellinger Electric
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Round Corner Drug CO
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