Head disqualified in court martial over friction on bench
London Apr 19 The court martial of Staff Sgt. James M. Jones of Muskogee Oklahoma opened with Col. Buhl Moore of Savannah Georgia disqualified from further service after a dispute with Maj. Benito Gaguine law member of the court Moore announced he could not guarantee full justice and left the room forcing a recess Jones faces charges of mistreating prisoners at Lichfield Detention.
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London
Buhl Moore
Savannsh
Lichfield
Jane
Moore
Benito Gaguine
James M. Jones
Muskogee
Ohis
Gaguine
Maj
Leland Smith
Frank John Atone
Jones
Caguine
Defense Council
Anthony Murray Horn
Logansport
Ind
Waa
Frank Johnstone
Leonard Ennis
Veterans Initiated At Granada Theater By Legion Post
Dorsey-Liberty Post 14 of the American Legion initiated 35 World War II veterans during an intermission at the Granada theater. Howard Moore welcomed new members as the national anthem and colors were presented, with the ceremony conducted by the post’s new degree team. Easter recess at the University of Kansas delayed several student veterans from joining.
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Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
Granada Theater
Howard Moore
Post
Richard T. Gibson
Hugh Rangall
Ernest Pontius
Frank Sullivan
Harold Fisher
Robert Lea
Vernon Roy
Richard Stuckey
University of Kansas
Elliott Barred From KU Relays Over Racial Rule
Athletic director E C Quigley said Kansas cannot allow Wesley Elliott to compete due to Big Six policy banning Negro athletes. A petition signed by about 4000 KU students urged reversal. The article notes broader concerns about conference eligibility and race policy.
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E. C. Quigley
University of Kansas
Wesley Elliott
K. U
Newton
Kansas
Quigley
Woman reports stolen purse and empty payroll haul
New York April 19 police chase ended with two interceptors returning a purse said to hold a $2,000 payroll. The seized bag was found empty when opened, and officers seek the original thief and his accomplice.
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New York
Question of Soviet Loan Will Be Taken Up Soon
Washington reports the United States urged Russia to begin negotiations within two months for a $1 billion loan from the export import bank. Talks would also cover Soviet Balkan trade pacts and Russia joining the UN international trade organization. A lend lease settlement must be arranged, with Russia receiving $2,801,131,00 to date. The proposed credit would not need congressional approval. Export import bank has $1.6 billion for such loans.
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Washington
United States
Russia
United Nations International Trade Organization
Deaths and Funerals in Baldwin Topeka and Lawrence
Mrs James M Counts 61 died after eight weeks illness at Methodist home Topeka. Services Saturday at 2:30 pm Baldwin Methodist Church Rev Clyde W Brewster. Survived by two daughters Florella and Mary both of Lawrence. sons Wilson Baldwin Hugh in Washington George in New York Milton in St Louis. brother George Gamble Oakland. 13 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Elmer Tutt dies Friday Phillipsburg funeral Saturday 2:30 pm Ninth Street Baptist Church. George Gilbert Richardson died age 84 At 921 New York Street funeral Monday 2 pm Rumsey Funeral Home Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs Lucy Gibbs Vernon Topeka died this morning Hutchinson. Funeral tomorrow 4 pm Hutchinson store closed 1-4 pm.
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James M. Coutts
James M. Counts
Topeka
Baldwin
Clyde W. Brewster
Counts
Mertie Florella Gamble
T. B. Gamble
Gamble
James W. Counts
Florella Counts McKittrick
Mary Counts Morgan
Lawrence
Foun
Wilson Counts
Hugh W. Counts
Hoquiam
Wash
George S. Counts
New York City
Milton Counts
St. Louis
George T. Gamble
Oakland
Calif
Elmer Tutt
Phillipsburg
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Davenport
Bowser-Lee
Maple Grove
George Gilbert
Richardson George Gilbert Richardson
New York Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Keith Taylor
Oak Hill Cemetery
Sarah Richardson
Lillian White
Anc
Mise
Dorothy Richardsonn
Colorado Springs
Cole
Threeons
Harry — Richardson
Jay Richardson
Arrinstton
George Richardson
Mantreau Springs
Culo
Eddie Richardson
Lebo
William Vernon
Lucy Gibbs Vernon
F.C. Gibbs
Gibbs Clothing
Hutchinson
Joca Gibbs
Premier Shidehara Refuses To Resign In Japanese Crisis
Tokyo reports Premier Shidehara again declines to step down amid liberal and socialist pressure after Welfare Minister Ashida resigned to back calls for cabinet ouster. Despite a 466 seat Diet, no party holds a majority as new political moves unfold amid wartime tribunal notes and local court actions.
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Tokyo
Shidehara
Titoshi Ashida
Liberal Party
Ashida
Social Democrats
Cooperative
Communist
Altho
Liberals
Wage action blunts threat of nationwide railroad strike
The fate of a nationwide railroad walkout hangs on acceptance of a fact finding board wage boost for over 200000 locomotive engineers and trainmen. The board proposal, with working condition tweaks, awaits carrier and union response ahead of a May 18 strike ban.
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Washington
UPI
Brotherhoods of
Cleveland
Alyanley Johnston
A. F.whitney
Chicago
Brotherhoods
New York importer dies after Fifth Avenue street fight
David M. Corcoran a 68 year old importer died from injuries after a street fight on Fifth Avenue with prize fight referee Arthur Donovan 64. Donovan was freed on $2500 bail on felonious assault charges while prosecutors consider a murder charge if Corcoran dies.
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New York
David &. Corcoran
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Donovan
Corcoran
Roosevelt Hospital
Karl Grebow
Public Safety Pledge From State Legion Traffic Emphasis
A reprinted safety pledge outlines driving rules under a Traffic Safety Program. It urges drivers to observe speed limits, stay on the right, yield to safe gaps, respect signals, maintain vehicle control, and ensure brakes horns and tires are in good condition, noting driver responsibility for passengers.
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State Department of the American Legion
Easter Observance Highlights Kiwanis Meeting
Rev Warren Hile minister of the First Christian church spoke at the Kiwanis club noting Easter centers on essential Christian beliefs. He said the observance points to higher human aspirations and meets a deep soul need.
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Warren Hile
Kiwanis Club
First Christian Church
Mr. Hile
Veterans gain priority in surplus property sales
Serplus Property to Veterans Washington April 19 completed action giving veterans higher priority rights in buying surplus government property. Grantea William Grace Moore was granted a divorce from Treasis Judd Moore by Judge Hugh Means in Douglas county district court. Lost and Found column advised readers to use the classified rake.
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Serplus
Washington
Grantea
William Grace Moore
Treasis
Judd Moore
Hugh Means
Douglas County District Court
Hold Annual Meeting Duties At Local Church
Members of the church met for an annual meeting and welcomed returning servicemen and families. New officers were elected including moderator J. W. Twente and clerk Marie Smith. Treasurer E. Elliott and auditor S. A. Wood also named, with deacons Frank Gray and Calvin Vander Werf, trustees Robert Oyler and James Postma, and women leaders guiding church activities. Receipts totaled 12 689.94 with expenditures 11 439.23 as reports covered sewed garments for overseas relief and juvenile delinquency study.
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Tional Church Metocazifa
Lewis Bearman
Lori Dalton
Bill Doane
Eugene Gallagher
Frank Gray
Eldon Harwood
Wayne Jones
David Jones
Johnn
Edwin Phelps
Jack
Margaret Harwood
Calvin Vander Werf
Robert Oyler
James Postma
Prudential Board
Margaret Anderson
Fred Ellsworth
Guy Keeler
Raymond Nichols
John V. Lees
George W. Bradshaw
Hugh Means
Board of Deacons
Tr. C
Stoland
E. B. Stouffer
Service Committee
Kansas
Social Action Committee
Lawrence
Church School
Board of Trustees
Raymond Wheeler
Easter Services at Trinity Lutheran Church Plan Two Identical Masses
The Trinity Lutheran Church announces two Easter services at 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Jossic Chest offerings are requested to meet a target of 3 500 dollars to settle building debt. A mortgage burning service is planned for the Sunday after Easter.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Jossic
Charles A. Puls
Madison
Wis
Christ
Dubois
Program of Music North Lawrence Baptist church choir
The North Lawrence Baptist church choir presents a Sunday evening program at 8 o'clock featuring sacred selections. Soloists include Pauline Nelson Hattie Hackrey Jennie Evans John E. Taylor Venera Parker Betty Tyler Marshall Tyler Luevonia Jackson Mary Jackson Auldene Falls Howard Fetelle Geneva White and others in varied hymns and spirituals such as Were You There Near the Cross and He Arose.
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North Lawrence Baptist Church
Pauline Nelson
Hattie Hackrey
Jennie Evans
Jesus Berthé Crom
John E. Taylor
Venera Parker
Betty
Marshall Tyler
Luevonia
Jackson
Mary Jackson
Auldene Falls
Howard Fetelle
Geneva White
Oak Ridge Community News Highlights And Local Events
Mrs Bertha Winterscheld and Barbara Ann Pearce visited in Paola with Mia and Norman Winterscheld family. Joyce Ann Leonhard won a third grade spelling prize at Memorial High. The annual school election elected J F Morgan as director with eleven patrons present. repairs will occur once materials arrive. No new teacher for next year. Mrs Virgil Wiglesworth did not return. Mothers hosted a pot luck dinner. Lawrence Leonhard attended a FFA alumni meeting at Morlila High School. A large audience enjoyed a fund event by the Dairy Home Demonstration BTU group. proceeds supported the fund. Wednesday saw many callers and improving conditions. April 25 is set for a Community Bureau event with an all day program.
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Bertha Winterscheld
Barbara Ann Pearce
Paola
Mia
Winterscheld
Norman
Joyce Ann Leonhard
Oakridge
Memorial High
J. F. Morgan
Virgil Wiglesworth
Sceal
Lnok
Ainner
Lawrence
Leonhard
F.F.A
Bfmorla High School
Midland Hall
Dalerig
Douglas Guonery Farm
Owas
Bade Minti
Cleveland
Ohio
Parm
Oakridge school ends term with dinner and exams notes
Oakridge eighth graders Teddy Wigking and Marvin Hornberker finished rural school at White school last week. Eighth grade exams were held at the India school district. A last day dinner included a basket lunch. Flora and illness delayed Farm Bureau remonstration group plans. Weather shows snow and backward vegetation.
Mackey Community Events Post School Election and Meetings
Mrs Waller Treakley hosted cuvs and a Stanley product demonstration by Mrs Unser of Tawrance. The Bleakley school district elected Frank Hruna as director. no teacher hired yet. Community events include dinner and lab meeting at the school, Mackey Merry Makers gathering, and a camp Robinson return for Conrad North.
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Waller Treakley
Stanley
John Jones
Joe Pixion
University of Kanes
H. C. Urey
Chicago
May Keys
Earl White
Frank Henderson
Lawrence
Mackey Merry Makers Club
Frank Brune
Roland McKee
Conrad North
Camp Robinson
Mix-up in agencies spurs visits to Douglas county soil district
Citizens flock to the new Douglas county soil conservation district office in the Lawrence Community building basement to apply for conservation benefit payments via the Agricultural Conservation Association at 639 Massachusetts Street. Lawrence schools end a two day Easter break, resuming Tuesday at 8 am. WREN schedules two programs including a Truman Hoover famine broadcast tonight and a Honolulu relay interview tomorrow at 9:15 am with Ponahouw school team from K U relays. A county report notes rising trucking activity reflected in 1946 track license tag sales by the county treasurer.
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Douglas County
Soil Conservation District
Lawrence
Agricultural Conservation Association
Massachusetts Street
WREN
Harry Truman
Herbert Hoover
Arden Booth
Ponahouw School
Honolulu
Hawaii
K. U
County treasurer notes near end to add tags
The county treasurer reports that two or three more tags remain to reach about 150 additional tags. A record shows 1 559 truck tires sold to date. Friends of Mrs Ernest Pontius imitate her habit of arranging colored flowers. Mrs Pontius uses multiple glasses with different cake colors and spirea stems to create a multicolored bouquet. The annual school reports deadline for the rural schools is set for April 22. Mire Margaret Hurley, the county superintendent, announces a tri.
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Ernest Pontius
As County Rural School
Mire Margaret Hurley
Market News Mangan City Livestock and Chicago Potato Market
Market news from Mangan City and nearby areas reports cattle calves and sheep receipts with varied prices across stock categories. Live cattle and calves show steady trends while hogs and sows move at stated bids. Chicago potato market data lists arrivals and on track prices with multiple grade listings.
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Mangan City
Intiana
Chicago
SDAI
Whline
Stunset
Ad McClures
North Dake
Hilan Pontiacs
Wisconsumphs
Bliss
Maneas City Produce
Kanaas Cit
Grain and butter prices in local market report
The snippet lists grain and butter prices with items such as wheat at 1.00 and No 1 butter in cwt. It mentions baskets of ducks and various entries likely from a market price column. Names and places are unclear but indicate a routine price update.
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Andy
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