Navy search planes sweep area near Arguello light Calif
Coast guardsmen report cruiser-like craft seen eight miles offshore near Arguello light station. A convicted traitor Theodore Dunay vanished April 2 after renting a motorboat and sailing seaward from Catatins Harbor. Navy planes logged a strange sub 40 miles off Cape Mendwine and fishermen at Eu reka reported similar sightings nearby.
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Navy
Arguello Light Station
Calif
Catatins Harbor
Theodore Dunay
Cape Mendwine
Eureka
Russians In Plane Action Signal Chinese Air Opposition
Nationalist air headquarters says Russian built and Russian manned warplanes now operate on the communist mainland. A Taipei spokesman noted air opposition in Sunday raids near Shanghai, suggesting Moscow supplied air cover as red ships arrive at Suchow. Washington says Pravda links UN boycott to Chinese representation while Geneva approves a Jerusalem international regime.
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Chinese Air Headquarters
Taipei
Formoan Naif
Shanghai
Formosa
Suchow
Nankig
Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Runia
Geneva
Jerusalem
U. N. Hes’ Po
Holy City
Israel
R E A Group to Tour Electric Power Plant
Officers and members of Kaw Valley Co op Rural Electric to meet Kansas Power and Light officials in Topeka Friday. They will tour the Tecumseh power plant and attend a luncheon, as part of a K P L organized series directed by H S Hinrichs. FRATERNITIES GIVE SHOW Phi Kappa Sigma and Acacia entertain Winter Veterans Patients in Topeka with Red Cross sponsorship.
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Kaw Valley Co-op
Lawrence
Kaw River
Kansas Power and Light
Topeka
R.E.A
Tecumsen
K. P
H. 5. Hinrichs
KK. P
Uhi Kappa Sigma
Red Cross
Feo
Ruwsell Oleson
Plantat
Joe Weiss
Robert Zurbachen
Surgine Haringer
Chi Omega
Acacia Fraternity
Bill Griffith
Glen Smith
Glen Vernon
Jim Burgess
Dick Roshong
Roshong
Ment Green Improvement Report at Mentia Hospital
Ment Green, brother of Aneif A. Green, a contractor, is reported improving at the Mentia hospital where he has been since a slight stroke a month ago Basil Green said today that his brother is walking about but still confined to the hospital
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Ment Green
Aneif A. Green
Mentiay Hospital
Basil Green
Tha Hos
Set Guard Dates Topeka Apr 4 Fort Leonard Wood August
Fort Leonard Wood will host the national guard training from August 13 to 27. General Neleen announced the event as part of annual engineer training. Local officials in Topeka and surrounding areas report limited participation numbers and confirm emergency services readiness during the period.
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Topeka
Kanaes National Rda
Fort Leonard Wood
NeLeen
Ponk
Servien
Republicans Target Government Payroll Cuts in Budget Fight
Washington April 4 Republicans push to reduce the government payroll as part of a broader $29.0 billion appropriations bill funding 40 federal agencies for 1951. Leader Taber says aim is about $1.1 billion in personnel cuts, with House GOP urging deeper, general reductions and a possible 10 percent payroll reduction for the new fiscal year. House action comes as Cannon supports reductions where feasible while Vinson urges restraint against defense spending increases. defense department portion to be considered last after Easter recess.
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Washington
Teber
New York
House
Taber
Cannon
D.-Mo
United Front
Vinson
D.-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Alfred H Bromelsick Dies In Lawrence at 72
Alfred H. Bromelsick a longtime Lawrence resident died at 2 oclock this morning at Lawrence Memorial hospital where he had been a patient since January 24 He was 72 and born in Trenton MO He lived at 923 Rhode Island Street and never married He engaged in banking and farming including BLOM farms 140 acres near Kaw Valley and 200 acres at Lone Star He left no close relatives but cousin Mrs Victor Simon of Springfield MO arrived for arrangements Services will be tomorrow at 2 at First Methodist Church with Dr C E Allison in charge Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Friona may call Funk chapel until noon tomorrow Pull bearers include Julian Marks Green Otto Fardt Fred Man Howard Day Ernie Pulliam Roy Miller Owen Carl Tom Sweeney and W Fasick
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Alfred H. Bromelsick
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bromersick
Trenton
Lawrence
Mr. Williams
Rhode Ieland Street
Victor Simon
Springfield
Cuveral
First Methodist Church
C. E. Allison
Oak Hill Cemetery
Frionda
Funk's Chapel
Julian Marks
Green
Otto Farted
Fredman
Howard Day
Ernie Pulliam
Roy Miller
Owen Carl
Tom Sweeney
W Fasick
Weather Clears After Wet Spell With Snow Melt
A cold, dry spell settles in after .71 inches of mixed rain and snow. Snow dissipates, temperatures hover around 36 to 40 degrees. Three noon traffic accidents reported with no injuries. Tonight remains clear and cold. temps near the mid fifties tomorrow.
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C. J. Posey
Jweatbee Chcerver
Thirteenth
Oread
Carolyn Kaern
Mississippi Street
Roy W. Jarlatt
Ohio Street
Cara
Hazel P. Bledsoe
Strong City
E. B. Dade
Twelfth
Pioneer Road
Twenty-third
Louisiana
Mississippi
Co. F. McCain
New Hampshire Street
Jack Williams
Maine Street
Bell awarded California Company fellowship at KU
Robert D. Bell a senior geology student at the University of Kansas has been awarded the California Company fellowship in geology. He will receive a 1280 stipend plus fees and will conduct research on the geological history of the region under Dr. BR. M. Dreyer the department chair.
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Robert D. Bell
Tennessee
R. D. Bell
Beloit
Lawrence
California Company
Bell
BR. M. Dreyer
Bea
Peek
Cecil G
Hard Freeze Ahead Hits Central Kansas After Snow and Rain
A cold front across Kansas brings rain sleet and snow to many areas with a hard freeze expected tonight as temperatures fall to 20 to 25 and winds ease. Snow amounts reach up to three inches in Oketo while districts like Garden City report moisture and diminishing accumulation. Weather forecasts call for clearer, colder conditions tonight and sunny warmer conditions Wednesday with temperatures three to five degrees below normal through Sunday. Local totals include Garden City .73 inches and Topeka .73 inches, with statewide readings ranging from trace to .20 inch. Education and health notes include a board meeting set for Monday at 7 30 pm and Dr. F L Champers admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for influenza.
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Topeka
Kanaaz
Richard Garrett
Gene Roun
Garrett
Oketo
Jena
Papatern
Garden City
Dolne City
Liberal
Roy Etling
Finney County
Kansan
Great Bend
Hutchinson
Russell
Hill City
Goodland
Phillipsburg
Beloit
Concardia
Oxage City
Budget Drive Pushes Military Spending in Congress
In Washington on April 4, a House push sought to add 583 million to the military budget for air and naval power while the Defense Department called for a reappraisal of its 13.9 billion next year budget. Eisenhower urged a modern air force and stronger Alaskan defenses. Senator Taft and others clashed over NLRB reforms as hearings on communist investigations continued. Presidents earlier refused to disclose White House secrets to Congress.
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Washington
Defense Department
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chief of Staff
Deidht PD
Eisenhower
Einenhower
Senate
Johnran Asid
Truman
Chaieman Vinson
House Armed Services
Air Force
Navy
Europe
National Labor Relations Board
Nlrb Gener
Taft
Ohio
McClellan
D.ark
Atote
McCarthy
R.-Wis
Committee
Congress
White House
Bridges Found Guilty of Perjury in Union Case
San Francisco April 4. CP Harry Bridges, president of the CIO Longshoremen’s Union, is convicted of perjury along with two co defendants J R Robertson and Henry Schmidt on all three events in the federal grand jury indictment.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
J. R. Robertson
Henry Schmidt
Bridges
Ridges
Journal-World to Post City Election Returns Tonight
Partial returns from today s city election will be available starting about 8 o clock at the Journal World office. Results will be received in this order city council candidates city manager commission and the Sixth street cutoff. Polls close at 7 p m and officials will take a brief break before reporting further results.
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Journal-World Office
Sixth Street
Accord
Harold Fisher
Ston
Don Fewell
Pees
Doc Powell
Bill Eibrad
Meteor Corps
Mrs. Powel
Candy
Rez
Pittyer
Rex
Diane ‘Smith
Richard Smith
Jenter Ighare
Jape Tagenea
Into engineering frats Lawrence and Kedora students
Fragmentary notice describes cleaning for a family and lists Ad ad like Acme Dry Cleaners and a spring tire sale at B F Goodrich with a Trade men and sate.
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Acme Dry Cleaners
B. F. Goodrich
State Festival to feature 200 students from seven high schools
About 200 students from seven Rankas high schools including Liberty AY Memorial and University high school will compete in the annual state high school speech and drama festival at KU Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. The festival is sponsored by the Kynans State High School Activities Association with help from the university extension and a perch and drama department.
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Rankas
Liberty Aymorial
University High School
Kynans State High School
University Extension
K. U. Speech and Drama Department
Thr
Ane Trenkie
K-State
Om Rea
Frances Feit
Maude Anderson
Leona Horowitz
Don Dixon
Dan Palmquint
Bill Sonbay
Richard Schiefelbusch
Lawrence
Robinson Gymnasium
Summer session opens with 10 schools offering 445 courses
University of Kansas summer program announced by Dean George B. Smith runs June 12 to August 3 with eight weeks of class work and June 9-10 registration. Law offers two five week terms June 6 to August 14 for up to 10 hours. Institute and short courses include credit and non credit offerings for teachers and professionals.
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University of Kansan
George B. Smith
School of Law
Dean Smith
School of Fine Arts
Perhoud
Schoola of Education and Medicine
Cal
WILL REBUILD HOME AFTER FIRE AT LOUISIANA STREET
Agnes Emery of 627 Louisiana Street plans to salvage a two story home from the fire ruins. Valuable heirlooms belonging to her father Judge James Emery and other family pieces were recovered in good condition. Workmen remove chimneys as debris clears, recalling the home built by her father and the mid winter party held there after its completion. Mina Emery, staying at the Eldridge hotel, will oversee rebuilding once clearance is complete.
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Agnes
Louisiana Street
James So Emery
Mina Emery
Eldridge Hotel
Ffire
Emery
Sarah Emery
University of Kansas
Mud Obstacle Delays Missouri Road Tax Referendum
Heavy rain in southeast Missouri flooded roads near Cape Girardeau delaying a special election on a two cent gasoline tax increase. The measure would fund rural roads, with the state already failing four prior ballot attempts. Democratic Gov Forrest Smith sponsored the plan, with President Truman backing it. Truman planned to vote by absentee from Florida.
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Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Topeka Strike Enters Second Day Across Trades
A multi trade walkout in Topeka enters its second day as electricians bricklayers and plasterers demand higher wages. Electricians seek 2.15 to 2.4 per hour while bricklayers press 0 to 2 and plasterers back no raise. North College hall and Corbin hall annex work paused as Basil Green Construction states carpenters and laborers are on the job but brick and plaster stand still. Smaller jobs and private home wiring feel the pinch as unions and contractors filed notices with the Kansas unemployment compensation division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Electricians
Toucks Building Trades
Toorka
Rontractore
Lawrence
Tospeka
Electricians
North College Hall
Corbin Hall
Basil Green
Topeka
Convat
Kasai City
Kanai
Toneka Contractors
Smunlas
Voters pack city election as polls open in Lawrence
Bulletin reports from all wards show 2,235 ballots cast by 2:13 pm with sunshine drawing voters to Lawrence’s 1950 city election. By 1:30 pm total reached 1,947 with ward totals led by third ward at 442 and others following. High interest noted. candidates and volunteers canvassed at polling sites.
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Second Ward
Fourth Ward
Sixth Ward
Fifth Ward
Iimue
Harold Pontius
Carda
Tax Collections Slump In Kansas As March Falls Short
Federal tax collections in Kansas for the quarter ending March 31 show a steep drop. Lynn Brodrick, IRS collector, said March totals reached 36,081,294 or about seven percent below March 1949. Quarter totals for the period stood at 117,000,000 versus 152,000,000 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Lynn Brodrick
Internal Revenue
Carlson to Speak at Tele Topeka Apr 4
UPi reports Gov Frank today accepted an invitation to address a student assembly at Iola High School in Topeka telecast event on April 4 with statewide interest in education and civic engagement.
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Carlson
Tele Topeka
Upi
Frank Id
Iola High
Weather Outlook for Early April Across Regions
The forecast covers April 4 for Migeguin and surrounding areas in Kansas and Oklahoma with a five day span from Wednesday through Sunday. Expected temperatures run 3 to 5 degrees below normal, turning cold with a gradual warm up unlikely this period. Light precipitation possible, with a tenth inch or less likely in some zones. Tonight will be clear and cold with lows near the low to mid 20s.
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Migeguin
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Crasks
Waeturn
Sigting Willantira
Missouri
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Board of Education of School District 60
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