Spain invites UN to verify atomic bomb claims
Madrid reports the Franco government rejected Poland s UN charges as false and absurd and extended a limited invitation to UN member nations friendly with Spain to send technicians to inspect Spanish factories and labs to prove there is no German atomic work while asserting foreign interference in Spain s internal affairs should be opposed.
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Mexico
France
China
Unite Nations
Veteran Wins Prize For Danforth Chapel Hymnal Plate Design
Donald Ivan Kane, a war veteran and student at Kane's University, won a fifteen dollar prize for a scratchboard design of a chapel hymn plate to be displayed in Danforth Chapel. The entry, chosen from 28 from a design class taught by Miss Helen Skilton, depicts the chapel window with a white cross and the inscription Property of Danforth Chapel. Kane, an aviation electrician's mate, second class, in the Navy, and 14 classmates received copies of Dare You by William Danforth as gifts from Mr. Danforth. An exhibition of the winning designs will be held in the Memorial Union after Easter.
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Danforth Chapel
Helen Skilton
Department of Design
Kane
Fanforth Chapel
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Navy
William J. Danforth
Danforth
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Memorial Union
Troop Arrivals Promised For New York And San Francisco
Two vessels carrying 776 men are due in New York today and 42 more troops are set to debark from a ship in San Francisco.
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New York
San Francisco
KMBC Anniversary Celebrations Mark 25 Years On Air
KMBC of Kansas City plans a week of events starting Saturday April 20 to mark the 25th anniversary since its 1920 founding by Arthur Church. Activities include a Big Brother Club party at Municipal Auditorium and a Kansas City Chamber of Commerce meeting on April 24 honoring Church and associates with Columbia network recognition.
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Returns to Mt Oread Dr Moore to Lead State Geological Survey
Dr R C Moore, KU geology professor since 1916 and founder of a state survey, resumes duties as director of research for the State Geological Survey with Dr John Frye remaining executive director. Moore recently consulted for an oil company in Peru and served in the army fuels division during the war. He helped pioneer the state survey in 1916 and was among the first to pass through the Grand Canyon by boat in 1923. He has long been active in national and international geology circles.
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University of Kansas
State Geological Survey
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Peru
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Lawrence
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Senior Scout Conference at University of Kansas
About five hundred senior Scouts from eastern Kansas gather at the University of Kansas on Saturday April 20 for a conference day. The Lambda chapter of Alpha Phi Omega organizes tours of campus and demonstrations by the schools of engineering and architecture chemistry entomology and the museum of natural history. After lunch in Memorial Union, attendees will see Relays at Memorial Stadium with Jayhawk Kaw and Se-Kan councils represented.
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Boy Scouts of America
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K. U
Oriental admiration sparks democracy thoughts in Japan
Salt Lake City April 13 Associated Press war correspondent Marlin Spencer says Japanese study democracy after a democratic victory. The AP veteran notes the strong impression that defeat by a democracy has on Japan and hints at ongoing reforms to fit democratic models. The United States produces about 200 million pounds of vegetable seed annually for global plantings.
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Japan
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Associated Press
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Salt Lake City
Fort Morgan, Colo
United States
Revision of Congress language and its record keeping
Washington report explains how Congress does not always print verbatim. Stenographers and reporters edit grammar and style, with copies sent to members for changes. The system yields up to 150000 words daily, appendix materials, and 1950s pricing and distribution details.
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Senate
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Congressional Record
Road Crew Busy on Old 40 Highway in Grant Township
Workmen from the Douglas County engineering department began repairs on Old 40 in Grant Township. Crews will clean ditches and regrade shoulders to improve drainage on the paved stretch from the north city limits to the junction with the new highway 40. County engineer E. E. Larson explains the shoulder lowering will fix the sunken road condition.
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Douglas County Engineering Department
E. E. Larson
Easter vacation halts art craft shop classes in Lawrence
Miss Maud Ellsworth announces that Thursday and Saturday sessions in the Lawrence branch ATER RS art education workshop pause for Easter. Louis Weinberg will be out of town. leather work to begin after break, with silver projects continuing. University occupational therapy and art education students assist. Classes meet in Bermundy building basement with no tuition, open to join any time.
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Maud Ellsworth
Lawrence B
Ater- Rs
Association of University Women
Misa Ellaworth
Saved by a Nail Three-Year-Old Narrowly Rescued
A three year old boy was saved after a rusty nail projecting from a Chicago river piling lurched outward and caused danger. The incident occurred along the Chicago River and prompted swift action to pull the child to safety before injury. Authorities investigated the slipping plank and potential hazard on the riverbank.
Brisk river rescue saves 3 year old Ernest Tiederman
Three year old Ernest Tiederman slipped toward icy river water while playing with sister Irene. Bridge tender Anthony Abbott, who witnessed the accident, caught him by the rompers and saved him, telling the parents he could not have reached him in time.
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Beaman Radio Appointed Bonded Electronic Technician
Beaman Radio Service at 1200 New York St received the Raytheon Bonded Electronic Technicians certificate after meeting rigid national standards. The bond from Western National Indemnity guarantees satisfaction on repairs and parts, fair pricing, and use of quality components, with testing accuracy and modern equipment for prompt service. Lawrence residents gain a bonded guarantee for radio repairs.
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New York St
Oliver Beaman
Western National Indemnity Company
Lawrence
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