Easter Sunrise Observances Across United States
Easter celebrations unfold across the nation with sunrise services in Washington D C at Arlington National Cemetery and Fort Lincoln Heights among others. Gen Eisenhower slated to speak at Texas A M College. large pageants and choirs planned in Oklahoma New Mexico California and Florida. Thousands expected at Mount Davidson San Francisco and at Forest Lawn Hollywood with many services centered on historic sites and religious communities.
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United States
Tomorow
Assington National Cemetery
Fort Lincoln Heights
Walter Reed Hospital
George Wanhin
Seawall
Corpus Christi
Texas
Ht D. Eisenhower
Texas A
College
College Station
Lawton
Okla
Wichits Mountains
Christ
Grand Canyon National Park
Colorado
Bright Angel Point
Mount Davidson
San Francisco
Hollywood How
Forest Lawn
Calif
Mt. Rubidoux
Riverside
Denver
Garden of the Gods
Forest Park
Tower Grove Park
Soldiers’ Memorial
St. Louis
William Ward Ayer
New York City
Calvary Baptist Church
Soldier Field
Chicago
Lindsborg
Kan
Herman Wrikenen
Winston-Salem
N. C
Ainging Tower
Mountain Fate Sanctuary
Lake Wales
Fla
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Conrad S Altenbernd died suddenly at 77 from a heart attack while mowing at 1500 Haskell Ave. Funeral Monday 2:30 at St. Pauls E L Church Eudora. burial in Eudora Cemetery. Survived by wife Bertha and children Otto Harold Elmer and Lena Altenbernd of near Eudora. Funeral arrangements by Schubert. services at St. Pauls. Mary Jane Hicks aged 72 died at 914 Tennessee St. Lived in Tonganoxie and Lawrence. survived by five daughters, three sons, a sister, and fourteen grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Tonganoxie. burial Moore Cemetery, Moore. Laura L. Ray, 40, died at home in Eudora. survived by husband G W Ray, two sons Erthel F. Grant and Na Jean A. Grant, five daughters Ophelia Ely, Charles Robinson, Regina Frey, Beulah Henderson, Pauline Carls. three brothers Anderson, Zebbie, Joseph. one sister Tempie McFew. Body at Bowser-Lee Mortuary. funeral arrangements to be announced later. Two new divorce cases filed in Douglas County District Court: Ross Beele Beers vs Thomas M Beers. Pearl Foster vs Chester E Foster. Lawrence Lodge No. 6 to meet Monday night April 22 at 7:30 for Gates Craft Degree. Visitors include James H. Parson and WL onl HL Quakenbush, Secy-Adv.
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Conrad S. Altenbernd
Conrad S. Alterbernd
Haskell Avenue
Karl Bauer
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Eudora
Schubert Funeral Home
Bertha Altenbernd
Mian Lena Altenbernd
Otto Altenhern
Harold Altenbernd
Elmer Altenbernd
Mary Jane Hicks
Tennessee Street
First Baptist Church
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Blanche King
Leavenworth
Ira
Edna Reynolds
Tonganozie
Jrs
Bessie King
Topeka
Marie Hicks
Dollie Hicks
Gona
Charles Hicks
Evanston
Oliver Hicks
Kansas City
Raymond Icks
Luella Whittaker
Chicago
First Baptist Church of
Barns
Moore Cemetery
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Laure Ray
Laura L. Ray
Monroe
Kansas
Ninth Street
Erthel F. Grant
Na- Jean A. Grant
Ophelia Ely
Charles Robinson
Regina Frey
Washington
Beulah Henderson
Pauline Carls
Needles
Calf
Elder Anderson
Zebbie Anderson
Joseph Anderson
Mis
Tempie McFew
Lawrence Lodge No
Gates
James H. Parson
Secy
Baptism at First Baptist Church Easter Sunday Service
The First Baptist Church at Eighth and Kentucky hosts Easter Sunday at 11 AM with a large youth baptism on confession of faith. Dr. Ernest L. Ackley will preach on Realizing Immortality and a mixed quartet will sing pieces by Vincent Knapp Speaks and Wachs.
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First Baptist Church
Ernest L. Ackley
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
R. M. Price
Bertha Coffelt
A. R. Colburn
Richard Johnson
Phil Cato
Rob Kite
Harry Sisler
Vincent
Colburn
Temple
Knapp
Price
Oleg Speaks
Paul C. Rankin
Johnston
Lawrence Chronicle Mix of Clippings and Local Notes
In Lawrence a found bundle of old papers includes pages from the American Agriculturist dated January 1859, a pamphlet advertising St Jacoba on 1881, and a signed exercise book cover. Clerks wonder who lived there while a woman visited a store asking to see hose. The Lawrence Association of Underwriters met at Eldridge with a speech on National Service Life Insurance by George Nolan. A tractor fire at Constant Construction caused minor damage. Kansas notes announce Don ald G. Sands joining the state corporation commission, effective today, filling an unexpired term. Fort Hays State College moves forward with housing units at the campus, with over half of the 20 units moved in and foundations laid.
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Arkansas Street
Lafe James
New York
St. Jacoba
A. P. Bates
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Urish Hertly
Lawrence Association of Underwriters
Eldridge
George Nolan
National Service Life Insurance
Corporation Commission
Topeka
Andrew Schneppe
Donald G. Sands
Helton
Kansas State Corporation Commission
Sands
Albert L. Orr Medicine
Hays Hays
Kan
Ann
Fort Hays State College
Debated End of Price Controls in OPA Clash
In a heated discussion, lawmakers weigh lifting wartime price ceilings. Advocates argue higher profits spur production and supply, while opponents warn rapid removal risks inflation. OPA deputy James Rogers predicts possible 50 percent rise, with future prices uncertain as markets adjust. An American armored division notes wartime logistics contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harlow
Ington
Costa
OPA
James G. Rogers
Second Piano Recital and Army Court Martial Report
A Kansas City pianist Miss Weinrich and her associations are noted as a former pupil of Mrs Shaw Gibson. Washington reports court martial sentences totalling 142 military years between 1941 and 1946 with 72 executions for murder and 51 for rape. Subcommittee criticisms call for reform, highlight miscarriages of justice abroad, and urge an autonomous judicial department for the army.
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Mies Weinrich
Kansas City
Enter Shaw Gibson
That City
Jan Chiapomo
Miss Weinrich
Washington
House Ay
War Department
Carl Durham
D.-N.c
Europe
A. W
Army
Fur Fest evening bridge reservations and prize notices
Tuesday deadline for bridge reservations at the Fur Fest to be made by calling Mrs F D Funk 2528. Miss Joie Stapleton announces. Other events include bingo and novelty games with prizes for members of the American Association of University Women. The Serenaders will perform 8 to 11. Also listed are prizes and treats, with home baked goods and various items. Washington news covers housing costs, OPA challenges, and historical notes including Dante and London.
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F. D. Funk
Joie Stapleton
American Association of University Women
Strong Hall
Vermont
Serenaders
Liberty Memorial High School
Lawrence
Reversal Calls in Trials of Enlisted Men
Fragmentary excerpt argues for reversal of certain articles of war including maximum punishments and equal rights to procure witnesses. It references trials, public access, and military personnel, with scattered phrases about death penalties and civil law.
Army Air Forces Enlistee Stationed At Sheppard Field
Armed Forces Gene Althaus son of Prof and Mrs Cart B Althaus enlisted in the army air forces April 10 and is stationed at Sheppard Field Texas for basic training. Sgt Blaine Borders arrived from Fort Douglas Utah after discharge from two years and four months service. He served twelve months overseas with the army engineers in the Philippines and Japan and is home with wife Merle Borders and daughter Barbara Jean at 645 Vermont Street.
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Gene Althaus
Cart B. Althaus
Army Air Forces
Sheppard Field
Tex
Blaine Borders
Fort Douglas
Utah
Army
Army Engineers
Philippines
Japan
Merle Borders
Barbara Jean
Vermont Street
Four Marriage Licenses Issued by Douglas County Probate
The Douglas County probate office issued four marriage licenses yesterday to Charles K Ellsworth and Elizabeth L Smith both of Lawrence plus Samuel M Hacker and Marjorie Walthall of Kansas City Missouri, John Dobbins and Lena Mitchell of Topeka, and Roscoe J Burns and Lillian Moore of Topeka. Also Topeka man Harold Brent was paroled on a three concurrent 30 day sentences with a $200 fine and a $1 fine for related charges. Corine Bowers of Lawrence was fined $1 for not displaying 1946 auto license tags.
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Douglas County
Charles K. Ellsworth
South Gate
Calif
Elizabeth L. Smith
Lawrence
Samuel M. Hacker
Marjorie Walthall
Kansas City
John Dobbins
Lena Mitchell
Topeka
Roscoe J. Burns
Lillian M. Mooreeth
Harold Brent
Frank R. Gray
Brent
Corine Bowers
Douglas
Churches Frlends Church Easter Program and Services
The Easter program by the children is at 11:00 with special music by quartet and anthems by the choir. Sermon titled Jesus and the Beyond. Reception of new members and a tenent self denial offering for missions. Evening prayer at 7:00 and high school Christian Endeavor activity follows.
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Frlends
Sixteenth
New Hampshire
Leia E. Nl
Len
Christian
Local Meeting Summary Sparks Community Debates
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a community meeting led by Robert Cox with references to Mrs Charles Cox and Mr Commons. Mentions devotionals and a lesson header term unclear. No clear event date or full names. context suggests a church or civic gathering with discussion.
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Robert Cox
Charles Cox
Carter
Commons
Market News Mixed cattle and lamb quotes from Manas City
Market report shows calves steady with steer prices ranging from 14.00 to 17.65 per cwt and heifers mixed. stockers and feeders around 16.50 to 18.60 with several classes unchanged. Sheep and lamb values fell for week with lambs about 50 lower and ewes higher. Kansas City and New York markets noted, including copper and poultry details.
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Manas City
USDA
Opie Loo
Cannes
Texas
Ford
Ahd
Choles
Eli Arts
In memory of Harding a mournful verse
A fragmentary memorial text laments loss and separation. It voices a resolve not to dwell on the living or future days and reflects on absence. Names and unclear phrases appear, with hints of a personal loss and tribute.
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Harding
Carty
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Bern
Douglas County District Court
Ross Beele Beers
Thomas M
Pearl Foster
Chester E. Foster
Wichita Falls
Vernon B. Simpson
Jefferson City
Columbia
Simpson
Dr. Ermest L. Ackley
Constant Construction Company
Vormort
Carl Friedberg
University Symphony Orchestra
Allen Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Nelson Gallery
Atkins Auditorium
Weinrich
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Ofss Guelila Wein Rice
Mrs. Funk
National Housing Agency
Senate
LaFollette
Wis
Dante
J ‘Brerce
Scala Palace
Ver|on
London
Downing Street
Hazel Lambert
Mission Center Rural School
Thurches
Washire
Geen
Battersea
Chryawer-Pineanthie and
Berwce Fous Bervion Skelly Products
Aliza
Pickens Bros. Machine Works
Ozs West Phoss
Veterans' Re-Employment and Advisory Council of
Roger Allen
Fritz Co
F. C. Allen
K. U
T. H. Anzman
Co. C. Bayles
K. A
Riley Burcham
Lawrence National
Ype Os
Corlett Cotton
Northwestern
Buddy Gallagher
Gallagher ‘Motors
Michael Getto
Ralph E. Graber
Lawrence High School
H. H. Hants
Hanns Radio Shop
Cecil T. Hough
Kansas Electric Power Company
Simon Hurwits
Lawrence Sanitary Creamery
Ogddn S. Jones
University Geologiat
H.W. Annie Keene
China
Kraft
Kraft & Starr
Jackler Miller Furniture
Masa
Bob Oyler
Mase
Daene Ei Parsons
Fenny,ly Mixed Concrete
Enn Gibbs Clothing
Stan Schwahn
Jayhawker Theater
Dolph Simons
Journal-World
Deal
Paul Smart
Derby Grain Co
Locust St
Lloyd Ware, Jr
Ranens
Leghorn Springs
Turkera
Mires
Toul Trenefers
Lantinental Motors
Engery Motors
Wenner
Bennes
Gyavinnady Ce
Gurupinsay
Hig
Eterang
Lawrence F
Emorlam
von Arvice
Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
Beaman
Rumsey
C. B
Romsey
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Senay
L. T. Harris Co
Mass
City Cab Co
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