Airman Convicted in Germany Court Martial
A German court martial convicted Gustav Mueller of St Paul Minnesota after a two day trial for stealing papers from the US Intelligence School library in Oberammergau and giving secret documents to Soviet agents. Mueller testified he was not a communist, claiming he sought to entrap spies and loved the United States. He admitted contacting a Soviet agent in Bern and stated his motive was to trap agents rather than aid the Soviets. The trial involved about 14 American servicemen and their wives, with agents posing as Russian contacts during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garmisch + Partenkirchen
Germany
LNAU
Gustav Mueller
St. Paul
Mindi
Fifer
Mueller
Bern
Switzerland
1' ‘Inteligence School
Oberammergau
United States
Kyrete
Cerin
Mery
State cleanup urged after Kansas City killings
Jefferson City April 15 a Republican legislator urged action to sever the underworld ties blamed for a series of KC killings. Webster argues only a statewide agency with broad powers can map the pattern of corruption and gang activity that hinders law enforcement. He notes the issue extends beyond local police and calls for state intervention. The governor could not be reached for comment. New summer hours listed for Cole's Food Center in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Republicat
J ’ Smith
Serine
Missouri
M. Webster
Carethage
Charles Rinacolo
Kareas City
Charles Reetta
Kansas City
Webster
Minsou
Miteshun
Gankland
Engineers and Firemen May Join Strike On Diesels
Washington April 15 UPI rail unions may join a strike to force a third man on diesel locomotives. Two locomotive crews oppose diesels and unions plan a Chicago meeting to discuss action. Authorities say the case could set a precedent for future strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPA Rail Union
Alvanley Johnston
David B. Roberenn
Robertann
Brotherhood of Fire
CENSUS NEAR END IN DOUGLAS COUNTY WORKERS RECOUNT
A struggling OCR edition describes the nearing end of a federal census in Douglas County. It notes enumerators assigned to incomplete districts, the reuse of forms, and public information rules. It mentions supervisors like Kappelman and details on privacy for personal data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewirnee
Glen Rape
Califor
Laven
Denna
Kastor
Thasernsae
Tancrener Rede
Denta
Haskell
Evita
Baldisin
Ite
Bakerersay
Douglas Counts
Kappelman
Ranges City
Penneis
Back to Classes Amid Campus Restart After Vacation
Dense OCR text shows students and faculty returning to classrooms after a spring vacation. Mentions traffic near Taghwy, university rental notes, and preparations for the term. Some lines reference dates, faculty meetings, and campus events, though many fragments are unclear.
Andersen campaign tour in Wyandotte and Johnson counties
Kenneth T. Andersen of Amperia announces a campaign tour through Wyandotte and Johnson counties today as part of his bid for governor. He claims to have now visited every Kansas county except Doniphan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Building Program Progress Despite Slow Start
A fragmented report outlines steady gains in a local building program after an initial slow phase. It notes continued activity at multiple sites with ongoing milestones and community preparation for pending completions.
France Rejects Joint American British Plan in Bonn
A garbled report from Bonn April 1 indicates France rejected a proposed joint American British plan. The piece notes France suspended passage of a new Rohr centered haw aimed at breaking up large cartels and the empire alleged to have supported German militarization for a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bonn
Geenane
Cherian Banat
Krapo
Air Force Pounds Red Jumpoff Base
Air Force reports heavy bombardment of Red Jumpoff Base as Nationalist forces claim to thwart a new invasion plan. The dispatch notes Chinese and Red forces concentrating around Hainan with air and naval actions and a rumored June deadline for invasion, alongside increased troop movements and student mobilization in Canton suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Aleka
Finehew
Huinan Ai
Anid
Molitata
Neahere
Red Cartan
Wah Kiu Yat Po
Hong Kong
Independent Chinese Daily
Hainan
South China
Mas Teetung
Red China
Red Xeiure
Canton
Macao
Michurian Army
Cantora
South China University
Schedue
Geoon
Feng Pichu
Red
Yay Banentiek
Hiya Defetier
Chushan
Shanghai
Ernie Rae
Tate
Wette
Nationalimttt
Honan
End of Deep Freeze Near as Spring Brings Subfreezing Hold
Cold spell lingers across the nation with record lows in mid April. Western and southern regions see slow warmup while the east reports lingering frost and snowfall in several states including Missouri, Ohio, Georgia, Alabama and New York as forecasters note the unusually long duration and area of the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
East
Plains States
Atlantic Seaboard
Enon
West Conth
North Central
Rees
Mds & Pil
Durban
Ohio
Fentuytvonss
Georgia
Alabama
New York
Mdbene
Aenenae Tyre
Dewey
Nerina Watt
Lawrence Memorial High School Student Council Election Finalists
An election to choose officers for Lawrence Memorial High School student council was held under Jack Brand. Petitions listed candidates who met signatory requirements, with final ballots set for Wednesday. Those on the ballot include Stanton Ball and Dean Pontius for president, Richard Butler Jim Marsell for vice president, Joan Leonhard and Rocelyn Roney for secretary, Pat Davis and Jack Ely for senior representative, Marilyn LeSuer and Phyllis Springer for junior representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Menorial High Avheel
Nudent Council
Jack Brand
Thore
Stanton Ball
Dean Pontius
Richard Butler
Kansas City Police Board Meet With Governor
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports Gov. Forrest Smith conferred secretly today with Kansas City police board members to discuss demands for an investigation of the city police department. The dispatch notes the conference occurred in the President Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Forrest Smith
Kansas City
Wechita U. Coed Is Relays Queen at Kansas Relays
Joycr Lawrence 18, a Wichita University sophomore, was chosen queen of the silver anniversary Kansas Relays at KU Memorial Stadium amid a 32-candidate contest. Her attendants include Marilyn Davis and Jean Fetracek. The parade and relay events, with bands from across the state, lead to a program of running, jumping, and throwing events at the stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Lawrence
Wichita University
Kanesua
Marilyn Ring
Lawrence
Ke UC
Hostens
Kansas
K. U
Memorial Stadium
Joycr Lawrence
Mixe Lawrence
Wichita
Marilyn Davis
Topeka
Watcham University
Jean
Fetracek
Jennines
Key
Rach
Elise
Daniel
Ashereratt
Elaine Modteet
Cray Ratimmm
Atiba
Nani Mattock
Meri
Byatt
Parnascus
Ken Netliat
Neuman Photo Laboratory
Kansas City
Jack Stevens
Stevena Modeling School
AML
Eleventh
Massachusetts
Kaw River
Hostesers
Hoxtessom
Pande
Finstein
Russell
Wiley
K. VU
Vtaithoe
Mithoy Acnute
Foemterthi
Etate
Guente
Relive
Memorial Urinn
Tyne
Aici Amer
OHL
Ernie
Wrphinia
Mac Nathan
Evecard Mk
Fibalton Hott
Supporters of Tito Slated to Win Election in Trieste Zone
In Belerade Yugoslavia Apr 1 supporters of Marshal Tito are expected to win the municipal council election in the Free Territory near Trieste. A People’s Front victory would bolster Yugoslavia’s claims to the Adriatic port city, which is formally annexed to Yugoslavia by the zone division. British and American forces control Zone A north of the city while Yugoslavia holds Zone B to the south under military occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belerade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
People’s Front
Adriatic
Trieste
Italy
Nort
Yuenslori
Rent Hikes Reach 22 Percent in 100 Cities
National Association of Realtors boards reports rents rose an average 22 percent in 100 cities surveyed after federal rent ceilings were lifted. The findings show significant increases in multiple reporting locales as tenants face higher bills. Government officials and hotel entries are noted in the dispatch, with references to Kansas City and Jefferson City movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Sheridan Farrell
Kansas City
Smith
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Continuation of federal contrelz after law expires next June 1
The report notes dollar wise changes in the meolian situation with an individual¢.segrained price rise to $10 and mentions the stock market, including a 76.1 average drop. It also reports Mahlon C. Ball's possible heart attack and the rest ordered by his physician for ten days. An item about a new shipment of figurines and a post office employee is included with a Dixie Carmel Corm Shop reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machiee
Mahlon C
Dixie Carmel Corm
SEARCH FOR MISSING PLANE NEAR END
Lt General John K. Cannon announced that the search for a missing U S Privateer in Europe would be abandoned at sundown, as U S planes from Copenhagen scoured the Baltic for a seventh day with ten crew members. Weather improved and planes hunted driftwood and debris over water along the Frankfurt to Copenhagen area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesbaden
Germany
John K. Cannon
U. S. Air Force
Europe
U.S
Baltic
Ita
CU. S. Air Force
Copenhagen
Frankfort
Dispute over University library assets and personal property
In a Topeka case the court weighed what items constitute the university library of natural history. Disputed pieces include furniture and books claimed as personal property of Mrs Elling and others. Attorneys argued over items impounded in storage as the case seeks a general finding on library scope and property ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Ralph Elie Benton
University of Runaway
Frank Strong Hall
Yvone Ellis
Frank Gray
Library of “Natural History
Mya Ellis
U . LY
Kaysi
Inclu
Robert Stone
Topeka
Ed Kelly
Berkley
Calif
University
Aan Brand, Lawrence
Te Lawrence National Bank
Ellis Estate
B. L. Finnan
New York
Mra. BE. W
Thamat
Barker
Lin
Uae
Weather and Labor Brief From Wichita Apr 15
Rain and mild temperatures sweep the southwest with light moisture. Northeast Kansas reports a 24 at Leavenworth and lows in the 30s to 60s nationwide. In Wichita an urgent request seeks about 400 workers including machinists and sheet metal assemblers for B-47 bomber production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend Tirmwent
Richard Garrett
Kansas
Leavenworth
Gondland
Garden City
Torok
Apr
Wichita
Kan
Boring Airplane Company
Boeing Maid
Sre
Hifternoon
Noutheast
Nortan
Bay Hoyre
Worth
Milam
Rural school annual meetings set election dates countywide
In Douglas County rural districts vote held for treasurer posts as several schools begin eleventh term cycles amid last day festivities planned across districts. Numerous named routes and trustees are listed for replacements and re-elections across Bark Wingert Brackett India Oakridge Walnut Grove Sigel Riverside Fairview Vinland and more as residents await results and consolidate district leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterdrap
Douglas County
Treassurer
Treme Iurer
Csinty Jsupecinn Vsoftien Fis
Heer
Efeethiens
Rome
Proarthbia
Mires
Elorky
Clifford
Aleytid
Bark Wingert
Replice RK
Allen
Brackett
John Heand
Gaylord M. Sehnpeh
India
W. Tieffman
Wi. M. Leon
Learnard Asenuey White
Gordon Grinien
Sigel
Irvin Stonehak
Lee Cox
Lawrence
Edward Chamney
George Stauffer
Riverside
George RL Alton
Leonard Hills
Fairview
M Inde Johnson
Waleter George
Vinland
Vinland Rural Consolidated School
No. BR
Perry Wayne McPheeters
Treplicing
Anderson
Taldrwine
End Spring Cleanup Initiates City Water Maintenance
City crews begin a spring cleanup as anti pollution efforts restart. Officials say the program will include water system maintenance and waste removal citywide, with residents urged to separate refuse, follow collection schedules, and report problems to the public works department.
Weather garbled report hints at March 14 data
Fragmentary weather note references March 14 and a 78 degrees reading. Unable to extract complete details due to OCR errors. Summary focuses on the visible temps and date, with no further facts verifiable.
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Russia
U. S
Missonri
Partisan Crime Probe
Cole's Food Center
Lincoln
Adr
Chicago
Johnsten
Bpehedman
Topnese Fur Deter
D. Lawra Pirie Minin
Westerday
Wanester
Department of Justice
Richmond B. Keech
Keech
U. M
Kk. U
Dawe
Niotock Wittepees
Phe
Tye Marti
Soma
Misskivone County
Pepoka
Naras
Brett Sat
Votele
Fray Honegh
Vethur
Papo
Real Hatori
Reds Grab Shipping
Taipei
Formosa
China
Talayt
Aouth Cina
Proctor & Gamble Today
Crimea
Rice
Brannan
Greensburg
Carl V. Rice
Aihowse
Kumene City
Charles Carollo
Itscal
Oklahoma
Tanton Hall
Dean Pantha
Kansas City Board
Wechita U. Coed
Krom
Tito
Ellis Bird Library
Kansas Ave
Best
Nemo Maac
Conley
Pete Treavha
Eallers
Omdyarion
Eerie
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