Loyalty Board Says No Communists In State Dept
Washington April 5 heads of state department loyalty and security divisions testified before a senate subcommittee denying knowledge of any card carrying communists in the department. Snow chair of the loyalty board and Nicholson chief of security said informants or evidence did not exist. The committee sought documents McCarthy claimed would back charges of red influence.
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Washington
LPI
State Department
Conrad E. Snow
Donald L. Nicholson
Senate Foreign Relations
McCarthy
R-Wis
Loyalty Security Board
McKuctichawcee
Truman
National Labor Relations Board
National Association of Manufacturers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Senate Expenditures Committee
Office of
General Counsel
NIRH
Taft
Ohio
House
Vinson
D.-Ga
Appropriations Committee
Senate
U.S
Europe
Blue Cross Campaign Set for April Drive in Lawrence
Leaders of a city wide drive to extend Blue Cross and Blue Shield health services in Lawrence announce the campaign will run April 11 to 18. Myron Keys leads the effort with local workers visiting every home to spread information on pre payment plans and to take membership applications.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Lawrence
Myron Keys
Play at Cordley Shows Fifth Graders on Conservation
Pupils of Mrs. W. O. Brownlee’s fifth grade at Cordley school performed a play titled Caught in the Narrows after studying conservation. Cast included Rosemary Thomas Jools Westergren Harlan Miller Dennis Stone Darlene Stone and Altenbernd. After the play the class heard a talk on milk and eggs in the daily diet by Miss Electa Kindlesperger. The students then held a party.
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W. O. Brownlee
Cordley School
Cay
Narrows
Rosemary Thomas
Jools Westergren
Harlan Miller
Dennis Stone
Darlene Stone
Altenbernd
Carl V. Rice to Begin Campaign in Earnest Next Week
Carl V. Rice, Democratic senatorial hopeful in Kansas, plans a statewide stump tour starting next week. The state schedule lists stops at Abilene, Olathe, Pittsburg, Junction City, Larned, and Jennings with dates in April.
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Topeka
Carl V. Rice
Democratic National
Kansas
Abilene
Olathe
Pittsburg
Junction
Larned
Jennings
Democratic Congressman Attacks Brannan Farm Plan
Democratic House News Committee chief denounces the Brannan farm program as untried and market driven. He notes a split with Secretary Brannan and Senator Humphrey while defending limited government aid to stabilize farm income and prevent price depressions.
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House News Committee
Brannan
Cooley
North Carolina
Humphrey
Davia
Milwaukee
Truman
Lawrence voters approve 75000 street improvement plan
Lawrence voters backed a 75000 bond for a Sixth street trafficway between Massachusetts and New Hampshire streets by 2659 to 1488 with the sixth ward voting no. City officials expect the project to start after approvals, with property negotiations resuming, plans nearly complete, and construction potentially beginning by late summer pending council action and bids.
Colmery Campaign Adds Staffer From Holton
Topeka Apr 5 State Sen T Beck announces Joins Colmery campaign staff Will Holton editor will serve as vice chairman of the Colmery campaign headed by State Sen Ral Perkins Howard Banker and Stockman Beck was campaign manager for Alf Landon in 1934 when Landon won his second term as governor.
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Will
Holton
Harry Colmery
Colmery
Ral Perkins
Howard Banker and Stockman
Beck
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Topeka
Apr
T. Beck
Pirot Baptist Church Service Featured Special Music
A special service plans to welcome members tomorrow with songs led by Tomerrow into mem os Pas cal Davies John Towner Charles and Bill Foqua. The choir will sing The Old Cross as part of the program during interludes.
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Pirot
Pascal
Davia
John Towner
Charles and
Bill Foqua
Old Cross
Paul
Bridges Conviction Sparks Union Appeal Strategy
San Francisco April five union longshore leaders plan to take their case to the supreme court if needed after a federal jury convicting Henry Bridges of perjury at a 1945 naturalization hearing. They seek to block possible citizenship cancellation and deportation to Australia.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
C.I
Longshore Union
Supreme Court
Bridges
Australia
F. Joseph Donohue
Donohue
Sydney
United States
Trial Continued In Cruelty Case Against Floyd Cloud
Floyd Cloud, 47, had trial for cruelty to animals continued to April 13 in county court. Bond remained at 200. A related Topeka case set for April 11. Charge is misdemeanor for failure to provide feed. Cloud kept eight horses in Topeka then moved them to Douglas and Shawnee counties where a mare died. Authorities described severe starvation with horses stripping bark and eating dead leaves. Henry Smith of the Shawnee humane society cited neglect. Cloud claimed he was trying to sell the animals.
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Floyd Cloud
Topeka
Cloud
Pere
Douglas County
Lawrence
Henry Smith
Shawnee County Humane Society
Pelar
Deux Jas County
First Quarter 1950 Deeds Office Receipts Pass Four Thousand
Register Harold Beck reported total receipts for the first quarter of 1950 reached 4,006.85 with fees from mortgage filings and recording tax. During March 52 real estate mortgages were filed totaling 393,193.20 in indebtedness. 982.75 was collected. Across three months 1,372 chattel mortgages were filed.
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Register of Deeds Office
Harold Beck
Register of Said
Beck
China to Protest to U N Over Soviet Involvement
The nationalist government urged the United Nations to protest definite Soviet participation in China s civil war claiming Soviet fliers and technicians aid the Chinese communists in north and central China. The move follows claims of Soviet airmen shooting down nationalist pilots and a call labeling the action as aggression. In other Asian notes, Indonesia reports jailing the mastermind of west Java revolt and new unrest in Makepsar, Celebes. West Borneo s Sultan Hamid I faces charges related to the revolt.
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Nationaliat Exene
George Yeh
United Nations
China
Yeh
West Java
Makepsar
Celebes
East Indonesia
Sultan Hamid 1
West Borneo
Cant. R. R. P
Turk) Westerling
Makassar
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Vatican
Britain
House of Commons
Neednend
Sheffield
Two Day Course At KU Medical Center In April
A two day postgraduate orthopedic course at University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City is set for April 11 12. The program adds trial surgery with Instructor Ingham directing. Joseph Nickell of Topeka will discuss state workers compensation procedures. Notables include Dr A E Bence Dr Kael L Mason and Dr Earl D McBride with twelve KU faculty members participating and a bone bank demonstration highlighting KU's pioneering role.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Ianane City
Ingham
Sronrars
Joseph Nickell
Topeka
Kansas Workman's Compensation Commission
A. E. Bence
Yee Hopital
Wichita
Kael L. Mason
Northwestern University
Chicago
Earl D. McBride
University of Oklahoma School of Medicine
Oklahoma City
K.U
Lenberg's Proposal For NCAA Toschprecved
Chicago Apr 5 The National Collegiate Athletic Association approved a 16 team basketball meet doubling the field. The executive committee backed a two region semi finals and a four team finals plan. Details to be finished within two weeks. Officials said two teams from each district were not guaranteed.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ciehis
N.C.A.A
Peliciene
Tourney
Arthur Deteh
Maundy Thursday Service at Congregation Church
Traditional Maundy Thursday service at Eire ngrega church will include communion meditation led by Rev Dale Turner. The sdelk choir led by Miss Peore will perform O Saviour of sinners as New members are recalled into the church.
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Eirengrega
Pla Ene
Ted i
Dale Turner
Panier
Sdelk
Mr Peore
Tepeke and Vaughn Reappointed to State Board of Review
Gov. Frank Carlson reappointed Tepeke and Mrs Fran cs Vaughn of Bonner Springs to the state board of review for a three year term ending March 31. Vaughn has served as chairman of the board.
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Tepeke
Francs Vaughn
Bonner Springs
State Board of Review
Frank Carlson
Drerd Wiare Comers Eee Pictures
Easter Vacations Set for Lawrence Schools and Area
Lawrence schools plan varied Easter breaks with some districts closing Friday and resuming Tuesday after the holiday. Kansas universities and high schools share two week gaps, while Haskell Institute suspends Easter observances. Indian students face travel limits. Lincoln and Pinckney host Easter activities and programs.
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Lawrence
Ila
Heart
Unecraft of Kansas
Nice
Ba.m. University High School
Haskell Institute
Lincoln School
Rinterwaries
Thesembly
Seering Cronke
New York
Larry Rage
Eas- Edenoads
Rene Chastain
Tarhioe
McAllaster
Moranit
Ody Riedien
Dore Win
Ils Ceathe
Joan Ressolo
Brown
Shirley Dean
Syma
R. W. Albert
Benediction
Lucille Waller
University High School
Audro
Kansas Business Frat Announces Eight Seniors and Three Juniors
The University of Kansas chapter of Beta Gamma Sigma named eight seniors and three juniors for membership in the national business honor society. Seniors include J. Eugene Ballown, Res Ode Loyd Wayne Nevis, Loren E. White, and others from Medicine and Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Gamma Sigme
School of Business
University of Kansas Chap
J. Eugene Ballown
Resode
Loyd Wayne Nevis
Loren E. White
Law
Mabel Cendermen
Meran
Jeanne A. Dodson
Burdick
Thomas T. Hawkins
Wichita
Keet D. Johnson
Kansas
James L. Masterson
Sabel A. Monsen
Everest
Richard J 13
Reeds ‘Lyons
Jack Ward Rebdisen
Republicans sweep city council races in landslide victory
The Republican party wins all six city council contests, reversing a previous defeat and building a strong council majority. Ward totals show wide margins, with final figures led by R. H. Martin and Ed Blam among others, and council officers set to take office April 24 under the manager-commission form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleese
Kansas to send four to Missouri Valley Forensic League
The University of Kansas will field a four man team for the Missouri Valley Forensic league tournament at the University of Wichita from Thursday to Saturday. Teams include Kent Shearer and Steve Mills of Russell and Ed Stollenwerck with Keith Wilson from Independence. The event features the Lorraine Buehler memorial oratorical contest tonight and an extmpore championship won previously by Bill Conboy.
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University of Kansas
University of Wichita
E. C. Buehler
Kansas
West Point
Keith Wilson
Independence
University Fore
Missouri Valley
Aeoanl
Lorraine Buehler
K. A
Bill Conboy
Orara
Tighten Controls in Germany
Berlin April 8 The U S high commission in Germany has started a drive to plug leaks on security matters. A team of security experts is tightening the control system at the Berlin headquarters after officials were puzzled by how an isolated fact from a seemingly secret document appeared in Soviet licensed press. Eastern papers often spin isolated facts into exaggerated stories.
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Berlin
U.S
Shame on those who didn’t vote in Lawrence election
The Lawrence city election drew 4200 voters out of over 12 000 eligible adults. The Journal-World condemns the laziness and indifference of the majority while praising the 4200 citizens who participated and supported the city manager plan and street bonds.
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Lawrence
America
Russia
Journal-World
The
Journal- World
Weather Swing Predicts Warmer Temperatures Through Thursday
Topeka April 5 weather summary from CP-A forecaster Richard Garrett expects a warm spell to continue through Thursday with nightly lows around 30 to 35 degrees and daytime highs reaching 60 to 65. Yesterday’s temps were slightly under projections. Goodland reported 20 and Anthony a high of 52 with no precipitation across Kansas in the past 24 hours.
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Topeka
Richard Garrett
Weatern
Garrett
Althe Anthony
Goodland
Kansas
Kansac
Mermeresecen SM
Prac
Chicago
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Haven
Mont
Kanna Cry
Lou
Harnleg Ovine
Sana
New Or
New York
Oklahoma City
Washington
Navy Reserves form Volunteer Naval Research Unit meeting
Navy Reserve personnel will meet at 7:30 tonight in room 104, Military Science building, K U, to discuss forming the Volunteer Naval Reserve Research program unit in Lawrence. Commander R W Mayhern of the Naval Reserve Research Program office in Chicago will conduct the meeting and answer questions. The program, part of the Navy Reserve, aims at mobilization preparedness. Naval Research provides information and guidance to university researchers.
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Navy Reserve
Military Science
K. U
Naval Reserve Research Program
Lawrence
R. W. Mayhern
U. S.naval Reserve Research Program
Office of Naval Research Branch
Chicago
Naval Research Program
Navy
Office of Naval Research
Ring of Basic Research
Seven New Directors Elected to the C of C
Results of a chamber of commerce election announced by E vin Hoover Simon Hurwitz Herb Taller and William D Wolfen ger Warren Dicker Mel Puber c ur me. The seventh seat on the board, vacant since E L Novotny’s death, will be filled. New directors join with 14 others on the 21 man board.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. Vin. Hoover
Simon Hurwitz
Herb Taller
William D. Wolfenger
Warren Dicker
Mel Puber
C . Ur
E. L. Novotny
Lawrence
Lawrence Voters Back City Manager Commission Change
Lawrence residents approved the city manager commission form by a two to one margin as 2,854 to 1,344 votes, with five of six wards supporting the change and sixth ward opposing. A separate traffic proposal on Sixth Street between Massachusetts and New Hampshire Streets passed 2,659 to 1,488. The new government would begin in 1961 with a five member commission and a city manager to be hired within 60 days.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Sixth Ward
Lew Henry
F City
Sixth and
New Hampshire Street
Sixth Street
Lawrence Paper Company
The
Kansas Color Press
J. C. Harper
Post Office
Seventh
New Hampshire Streets
Anager
Fisher
Fiveeman Commission
United States
Commission
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Will T. Beck
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T Wing
Itip Murray
Murray
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Tienally
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Rier
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Republicum
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Richard H.martin
T. J. Alexade Democrat
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