Actress Defends cheesecake photo in Hollywood piece
Hollywood gossip notes from Bob Thomas report on Joan Crawford defending cheesecake photography. Crawford says public demand drives battened pictures, recalling early star glamor and her stance on the racy art form while noting she must pose for fans.
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Joan Crawford
Leg Art
Hollywood
Apr
Doan Crawford
Hoto
Mies Crawford
Charleston
Usulee
A Denial by Porter Save Pitted Makey Hi as Poaonn handiap te be eeerr re he mene
A garbled quotation heavy with misread words mentions Porter Save Makey Hi and a list of familiar names Alan Ladd Johnny Crosby Gene Kelly Leo Moore and Freddie the G. The fragment hints at a public figure denying harm while discussing a misguided plan and potential physical threat.
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Makey
Greece
Marshall Funda
Oman
Alan Ladd
Jommy Aeres
Tree Crosby
Gene Kelly
Verry Moore
Leo Tn
Freddie
Tough on hurlers Major leaguers facing reverses in spring
Aroea Prov reports pitchers in majors meeting with reverses as the citrus circuit khóers through spring. Rays Scarborough and others like Newhouser Feller Raschi Kinder Koslow show mixed spring form. Koslow, 2.80 ERA last season, struggled in a 7 6 Cleveland win. Scarborough remains inconsistent. Newhouser reports arm trouble, Hal sidelined. Feller yielded 12 runs in six innings against the Cubs. Raschi and Vic Raschi again failed to match prior form. Kinder lasted five innings in Detroit giving up a blank run.
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Thorna
Ray Scarborough
Washington Senators
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indiana
Vic Rasehi
New York Yankees
Ellis Kinder
Boston Red Sox
Dave Kosle
New York Giants
Kosle
Hal
Feller
Pio
Chicago Cubs
Scarborough
Springfield
Mass
International Deague Club
Rae
Raschi
Cincinnati Rede Jaat
Vic
Kinder
Inez
Detroit
Anompty Bane Crane
Cigs
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in Douglas County
The Lawrence Journal reports a hearing on final settlement for the estate of Ralph Bocas. The Lawrence National Bank of Lawrence as administrator seeks approval of accounts, administrator allowances, and attorney fees. The court will hear at 130 oclock PM on a stated day in the City of Sar sae with notice to heirs and claimants.
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Cohansus
Coreen
Lawrence National Bank of Law
Jeree Watens
Ite
Board of Regents
State of
Kansas
Sarsae
Saatch
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Stevens
Ponciae
Lucy
Devsenes
Baaters
Doulas Co
Lucy ¢ Heine
Douglas County
Kaneas
Wiltaheneti
Nds Co
Heine
Stevens and
Brand
Lawrence Datty Journal-World
Roy E. Grum
Spencer Gillum
Bhood
Ander
District Court
Kinglas County
Annual Guernsey Show In Lawrence On April 21
The Fast Central Guernsey Association stages its annual show Friday April 21 in the old Adams barn at Ninth and New Hampshire now owned by ALG. Ransdell. Albert Fenon Vinland oversees arrangements for about 60 head of cattle. Local and county officials assist, with judging for adults and youths. The 9:30 a.m. open invites the public and 4-H and vocational agriculture students are encouraged to attend.
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Fast Central Guernsey Association
Adams Barn
Ninth
New Hampshire
Alg. Ransdell
Albert Fenoan
Vinland
Eckman
Thomas Renton
Johnson County
Harold Rohle
Sibleyville
Ear Kissenger
Ottawa
Deal Six
A Timely Demonstration Of Rain Making Methods
A demonstration of rain making and weather control will be held April 7. The event will use a home freezer and dry ice to illustrate how rain might be induced by cloud seeding. S. E. Reynolds of the Thunderstorm Laboratory at New Mexico School of Mines will direct the display.
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Mo Sture
Manacer
Co. Riker
Agricultural Council
S. E. Reynolds
New Mexico School of Mines
Socorre
Ange Kithee Sikh
CCC orders wheat loan shipments after April deadline
George Routell, county Production and Marketing Administration committee chairman, said about 25,000 bushels of wheat will be turned to the CCC on May 1 by farmers who had wheat loans. Expect CCC shipping orders to arrive soon after the April 20 redemption deadline.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
George Routell
County Production and Marketing Administration Committee
Greek Premier Venizelos Faces US Aid Delays
The United States reportedly delayed nine industrial projects in protest of Venizelos liberal cabinet. Ambassador Grady warned only a confident government will secure continued aid. Venizelos, leading a minority liberal government with royalist backing, faced further shakeups as Panayotis Kanellopoulos resigned to enable centrist inclusion. U.S. embassy communications tied to economic cooperation and broader foreign policy aims.
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United States
Sophocles
Porter
Athens
US 8
Officals
Venizelos
Liberal Party
Aimove
U.S
Henry F. Grady
Panayotis Kanellopoulos
Can
Economic Coopration Administration
Unclear Golf Notes Report With Players Mentioned
Fragmented notes mention Bai W and ROY with golf context and several names. References to penalties and eligibility losses include Gene Ragike and Howard Logan, plus Payton and Bertha. Language is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Maekawa
Hemere
Phete
Alls
Lawiehee
Dbs
Howard Logan
Astley
Pave Dennis
Tre
Vioue
Colbert
Pytte
Clamp on travel curbs foreign exchange
A report from Manila states the central bank tightens travel rules. Filipinos and aliens going abroad for business or medical treatment may take only limited foreign currency, with officials noting a $300,000 monthly drain on reserves. In Kirksville, Dr Ralph Willard used a service man's Iowa bonus to fund parish improvements at Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Matta
Apr
Kirksville
Ralph Willard
Iowa
Richard Wheatcroft
Trinity Episcopal Church
Willard
Paper Roll Narrows Drug Smuggling Suspicion in Bristol
A Bristol customs inspector explained that narcotics or tobacco could be hidden in a roll of newsprint. He had the roll unreeled and found Rothine but paper five miles long, suggesting extensive concealment possibilities and prompting further inquiry into the case.
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Bristol
England
Apr.l. CA
Saucers in the Eye Explain Flying Discs Theory
Cleta Svat and colleague discuss a vision theory explaining flying saucers as impurities in the vitreous humor of the eye. They note discs, cylinders or beads appear against clear skies, move with eye motion, and seem to travel rapidly, accounting for about 99 percent of observed discs while balloons planes or meteors account for the rest.
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Svat
Cleta
Ape
Nana
Otani
Clariie
Cresa
Tappan
Noted Girls Choir Flies to West Berlin Over Kidnapping Claims
The Mozart girls choir from Dresden accuses East German authorities of kidnapping the director's wife and alleges a poison package was left for their secretary. The 21 women aged 17 to 30 fled Soviet occupied Dresden for West Berlin seeking asylum in West Germany, while director Werner Schueck says pressure from Red authorities pushed the choir to join communist groups.
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Berlin
Mozart Girls
Dresden
West Berlin
West Germany
Werner Schueck
Schueck
Oil Field Worker Killed Raising Pole Near Douglass
CR Stanley Jacob Teter 45 of Atlanta Kansas was killed in a power line accident while assisting to raise a pole for well cleaning near Douglass. The Burden Kansas native died instantly when the pole touched a live line.
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Douglass
Kan
Stanley Jacob Teter
Atlanta
Teter
Burden
Kane
Peasants Attack Officials in Canton Reports
The Sing Tao Jih Pao says wounded Reds from Kukeng, including officials and grain collectors, were brought to Canton. Victims were identified as rural officials and grain collectors, attacked by peasants with injuries such as ears or fingers cut off and women harmed.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Kukeng
Sing Tao Jih Pao
SSA Representative to Meet at Chamber Office Tomorrow
A representative of the Social Security Administration will be at the Chamber of Commerce office tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. to confer with persons who have federal social security problems.
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Social Security Administration
Chamber of Commerce
Manager Carries In 3 Cities Ottawa Rejects The Proposal
Municipal elections across the Sunflower state saw varied results with Ottawa choosing Robert W. Luce as mayor over Joe Morris, while nearby towns faced bond votes, tax levies, and contests. Major issues included school bonds, city halls, parks, and recreation programs, with several ties and close calls noted.
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Manhattan
Goernment Sesterdias
Lawrence
Tisha
Matchattin
Wien
Ottawa
Sunflower State
Chanute
Greenshore
Wellington
Lindshore
Osawatomie
Dodge City
Oawega
Oathe
Kinsley
Liberal
Cherryvale
Myron Vandenburg
Chris Glamann
Emmett Veeder
Ivan R. Jones
Iola
Robert W. Luce
Hoisington
Columbus
Mineor Goade
John Millner
Mulberry
Ben Palestra
Clarence Proctor
Pratt
T. L. Shook
G. B. Darling
Lola
Dewey
Biliff
McPherson
Lewis F. Colburn
Cecil Davis
W. R. Pentland
Clyde Ross
L. C. Byerly
Ross
George Wood
J. B. Taylor
Baseball Park
Verne Boyd
Lyons
James Hoss
F. L Brewer
James Shumway
Ruble Burroughs
Great Bend
Fred Kkienze
Victor Schartz
Ferrell
Sod waterways aid Douglas county erosion control measures
Land waterways are among the most effective tools against gullying in Douglas county says George Rutell chair man of the county committee of the Production and Marketing Administration. The program offers an assistance payment for establishing sod waterways this year with conditions on proper shaping approved grasses and seed preparation.
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Douglas County
George Rutell
Production and Marketing Administration
Three Manager Awards Scholarships At Baker University
Scholarships and graduate fellowships awarded to students from Baker University Wooster College and the University of South Dakota under the city manager training program. Fellows include Stanley Fisher Baldwin Hrace-Love Lawrence Larson John Young Leland Nelson Bobby Collison Thomas Herring Samuel Ostertag David Koester Ethan Allen notes ongoing awards and future admissions planned to cover nine of the 18 month course with Carnegie Institute funding since 1948.
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Baker University
Woosten
Uiiversiy
South Panda
Stanley Fisher
Baldwin
Hrace — Love
Wooster College
Wooster
Lawrence Larson
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Carnegie Institute
Aller
Volunteers Increase For Uncle Sam In Postwar Era
Washington reports 82,311 persons donate their time to the federal government as civilian volunteers. The figure trails wartime peak of 334,000 in July 1945 and a postwar low under 25,000 in 1947. Volunteers assist hospitalized veterans, clerks, advisers, selective service workers, weather observers, health report makers, deputy game wardens, and related tasks.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Civil Service Commission
100 Year Old Kansas Woman Dead in Wichita
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Landon aged 100 died yesterday in Wichita Kansas after observing her 100th birthday anniversary on January IL local notice cites her long life and residence in the state with no further family details provided usage from historic obituary column
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Mary Elizabeth Landon
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