Survivors to testfy at board in Tex disaster
Survivors were expected to testify before the board on the Tex disaster. Reports describe a scene of famine and sheltering aid as the Red Cross and Salvation Army ran feeding stations. The Salvation Army fed tens of thousands at Camp Wallace and other sites, while Shelter posts and a high school gym served as relief hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Faye
Trey
Surpre-P
Pat
Sontag
Coe Laprat
Perinay
Texga City
Nephiy
Wallace
Red Cross
Laren
Salvation Army
Aliuaya
HITS SPENDING SPREE
Kansas City April 22. Clarence J Brown from Ohio blasted government spending at a Republican National Committee meeting. He calls for cutting costs and reducing taxes, arguing the president’s budget overstates expenditures and burdens workers with higher taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Teaen
Clarence J. Trown
Ohin
Republican National Committee
Brown
Truman Jower
Hadker
Bron
Cnat
Unclear transcription from Lawrence event links names
Fragmentary OCR notes show incomplete names and relationships. Mentions Alfred Finnham, Marion Le Sier of Lawrence, and Fiskars kin with ties to Radron, but details are illegible and no clear event or outcome is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Finehast
Alfred Vi Finnham
Fiskars
Marion le Sier
Lawrence
Radron
Officers installed at Junior High PTA in Lawrence
Mrs. Justin Hill was named president with Mrs. Jed Montgomery as vice president, Miss Frances McCleery secretary, and Mrs. Lucille Allison treasurer at an installation ceremony led by Boardman. The Junior High chorus performed under Fr. Weigand as recreation director Larry Heeh discussed summer activities and family participation. A separate case saw OPA verdict against George D. Breaker over a rent hike in Topeka. In agriculture, Kansas poultry extensionist M A Seaton forecasts a 20 percent drop in chicks this year due to hatchery output and May bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawsrence
the. Boardman
Fr. Weigand
Larry Heeh
Lawrence
Maurice Clarson
Justin Hill
Jed Montgomery
Frances McCleery
Lucille Allison
OPA
Topeka
OFA
George D. Breaker
Kentucky Steel
Manhattan
Kan
Apris Kan
M. A. Seaton
Kansas State College
Seaton
Council of Knights Kadosh Confers Multiple Degrees
The Council of Knights Kadosh confers 24 95 28 27 28 and 29 degrees on April 23 with dinner at 6 30 p m. Officers listed include A 5 Martin Commander Right Recorder Advocate William i la More.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Knights
Kadosh
Martin
Wm. i
ASK PAVING COMPLETION FOR U S 34 TO KANGA LINE
A delegation of 34 residents from Cheyenne Rowling and Dece ue counties Kansas asked the Colorado highway board to complete paving of U S 34 to the Kansas line. Kansas reports progress with 69 miles yet unpaved from Strasburg Colorado to St Francis Kansas. A C Hancock of St Francis, former Kansas highway commissioner, led the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gor
Lee Knous
Atace Highway Department
Kansas
U. S
Kanga Line
Cheyenne
Rowling
Deceue
Colorado
Colorado Line
Kneus
Ory Board
Strasberg, Coio
St. Francis
Kans
A. C. Hancock
Kansas Highway Commissioner
WHEAT OUTLOOK AND LEGAL TESTIMONY IN KS TOPEKA
Weather and crop reports for Kansas note showers and moisture totals across regions, with wheat yields reported between four and eight inches in some fields. Separately, Dean Moreau Testified that Ellis acknowledged signing a will and disposition of his library, with questions about competence and related testimony from Dr Hall and university officials in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Moreau
Chanceline Malont
Ellis
Ellie
Raymond Nichola
E. R. Hail
Maiott
Uversity of
Kansas
Elis
Deaths and Funerals Mixed Local Notices
Funeral services for Jenn Char on will be tomorrow at 2 o clock at the Taylor Congregational church with Rev Fosbere Hughes in charge. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. pallbearers listed. Mrs Bovina Larner, about 80, former resident of Lawrence, died yesterday at her Oska home. services tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church. Burial in Ochilovas. Survivors include three daughters Ila Decia Cina May and one son Feark. A former Union Pacific agent Bennett, age unknown, funeral arrangements to be announced. The body remained at Schubert funeral home. services not held locally. Surviving Bennett include wife Zora, son Richard War ber Bennett, daughter Beverly Joan Bennett, plus three brothers and three sisters listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenn Charon
Fosbere Hughes
Huria
Oak Hill Cemetery
A.D. Weaver
Ad Lindsey
R. R. Brown
W. Hunsinger
Roger Wilhans
J. W. Idurtey
Gerald Hesse
Charles Kadelife
Bovina Larner
Lawrence
Diet
Oska'onsa
Chhaleea
Anaraee
Tie
A. L. Hughes
Maral
Ochilovas
Ila
Decia
Cina May
Trope
Feark
Anne
Otha Feden
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kansan
Des Moines
Linwand
Bennett
Union Pacific
Richard Warker Bennett
Beverly Joan Bennett
Leslie D. Bennett
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Wesley Bennett
Pocahontas
Sylven Bennett
Jonesboro
Onida Hart
Mia
Lois Wyatt
Kennett
Essie Bennett Ford
Ask
Hull to Speak at Fort Leavenworth on British Strategy
Maj. Gen. R. A. Hull, commandant of the British Staff College at Camberley, arrives at Fort Leavenworth for a second U S and Britain military lectures exchange. He will discuss British strategy in the postwar world, following a talk at West Point, with future talks planned at the National War College and Imperial Defence College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Kin
R.A. Hull
British Staff College
Camberley
England
United States
Britain
Hull
Command and Staff College
Kermit Roosevelt
Widing
Congress
United Kingdom
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
National War College
Washington
Albert C. Weidemeyer
Feneral
Second Army
Immperial Defence College
London
Students debate war memorial vote at KU campus
A special All Student council meeting at the University of Kansas discussed a plan for a student vote on a war memorial. Henry Werner urged caution citing potential ridicule and effects on administration. Supporters claimed students had never before expressed views through a vote and noted prior canvassing of opinions and veterans input.
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All Student Council
University of Kansas
Henry Werner
Oklahoma A
Minto
Campanile
J. Howard Engleman
F.C. Allen
A.S.C
New KU Paper Presses for Cowboys in Big Six
The Fagle, a University publication, advocates a middle road in politics and calls for equal opportunity for all races. It supports admitting Oklahoma A and M to the Big Six, while opposing extreme ideologies. In other briefs, a hit-and-run fatality case is docketed for May 6 hearings, a Leavenworth jawbone discovery is noted, and Lawrence hosts an orthopedic clinic at Memorial Hospital with pre‑registration required. James Watt, noted as inventor claims broader recognition.
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Fagle
Rk, U
Gats
The
Eagle
Oklahoma A
M. Into
Marriage Licenses Issued By Local Probate Judge
Probate Judge Frank R. Gray issued marriages for Ralph Lee Rowlen and Dorothy Louise Edwards both of Carrollton Missouri Alvin John Beeler and Gladys Belle Brewster both of Lawrence Roxymond O Cordell and Maxine M Gleason both of Topeka. A small garage at 629 North Fourth Street was nearly destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin. Fire department arrived at 10 32 a m and prevented spread to the home. A sodding demonstration with oat and bermuda grass will be held for Liberty Memorial high school farm on the Karl Nubrogse farm at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Gray
Ralph Lee Rowlen
Dorothy Louise Edwards
Carrollton
Alvin John Beeler
Gladys Belle Brewster
Lawrence
Roxymond O. Cordell
Maxine M. Gleason
Topeka
Howard M. Estelle
North Fourth Street
Liberty Memorial High School
Avni
Karl F. Nubrogse
Sneer Worden
Two Trains Collide Near Booneville Arkansas
Two Rock Island diesel trains collided ten miles west of Booneville near Belge around 1245 am injuring about 17 people none fatally. Eastbound brake failure caused crash as westbound tried to back up to clear siding. Injured included a Shawnee Oklahoma brake man and several passengers. hospital crowding ensued but tracks cleared in four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booneville
Ark
Amarillo
Memphis
Behy
Here
M. Christian
Rock Island
Mansfield
Belge
Shawnee
Ckta
Almut
Christian
Het
Echo
Fort Smith
Bonneville Hospital
Max Hampton
The
Bonneville Democrats
Russia Ready to Resume Korea Negotiations
Moscow reports Russia would resume talks with the United States on Korea after a U S suggestion for the Soviet American commission to meet in Seoul on May 20 to restart work. Foreign Minister Molotov blames American members for last May's breakdown and proposes a three point program for immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
United States
Korea
Seoul
V. M. Molotov
George C. Marshall
Senate Vote Planned On Truman Aid For Greece Turkey
Washington April 22 with a strong likelihood the Senate will approve President Truman's plan to provide Greece and Turkey 400 million dollars in financial and military aid to deter communism. The measure faces its first congressional test amid expectations of less fervor than the United Nations charter vote in 1945. Police in Havana searched for clues after a car carrying several gunmen fired on the capitol buildings during a session. In Wichita Kansas Hugh Burnett was elected Rotary Governor for the western central district to succeed C R Mre Kechnie of Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Truman
Greece
Turkey
Haier
Havana
Congress
Attaic
Rotary
Wichita
Kan
Hugh Burnett
Hare
Kansas
Firmal
R. Mre Kechnie
Greensburg
Army National Guard Mustering at Lawrence Armory Event
An inspection at the Lawrence Armory last night reviewed the spring parade and reviewed 22 wins by Gen Crames Browne and Col Hard Snider. The party noted Browne’s unit could not join the state guard. the guard was described as mustered and ready, with officers Pry and Bata present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crames H. Browne
Hieten
Hard KR. Snider
Lawrence Forpans
Sherteie Pfenangewer
al Eral Browne
National Guard
State Guard
B 29 Bombers Attack Kansas City Reported by Army
A wild simulated bombing raid from Fort Worth and Roswell involved 60 B 29 bombers striking central Kansas City with a later pass over St Joseph and a night return. The operation, described by the army as a long coordinated exercise, included aircraft from the Richth air force and multiple groups assembling near Tulsa and Roewell before the northward flight. In other news, Rotary’s President’s Award was given in Clay County, and Frankan Owens was named end coach at Kansas State after formerly playing for North Carolina State.
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Kansas City
Sutl
Foran
St. Josephy Vie
Kansasity
Rom Fort Worth
Jex
Turse
Ariz
Roswell
Nlm
Richth Air Force
Fort Worth
Eveup
Tueison
Roewell
Abanta City
Tulsa
Joine
Aggie Grid
Manhattan
Kan
Frankan Owens
North Carolina State
Kansas State
Sam Francis
Thurlo McCrady
Williams town Mee and Mra td Lamar of Mee Farad
Local social notes record a string of dinner guests and visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Charles Johison Mh aul Wr Carl Becuns and Hugh ter. Other families hosting or visiting are listed with names such as Mio and Mrs Vine all Green Mr wd Strs and the Allen family. A school update notes April 18 date for a bagket dinner and a call by County Superintendent J D Everett for state teachers exam applications due by a Wednesday deadline in May 1917 at Oakalocgs. A committee of county teachers reviewed recent tests for fourth grade pupils. Frank Brocken’s daughter Mre Hilt Kindred of Topeka is mentioned, plus farm visits by Amerine Carl Rennie and others. Frank Hoelsteain works on renale tasks to prepare for snow. Mrs Matt Stalar is reported as very poorly.
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Mee
Mra
Td. Lamar
Farad
Marin Motger
Baby
Sting
Charles Johison
Carl Becuns
Hughter
Sune
Mio
Vine
W. HL Allen
Tensel
Elaed
J.D. Everett Hi
Oakalocgs
Cir County
Sea
Hilt Kindred Et Topeka
Frank Brocken
Oak Grove
Brocken
Row
Amerine
Carl
Rennie
Kansaa
Frank Hoelstealn
RR Allen
Ina Daugster
Matt Stalar
Mackey district social and school notes from last week
In the Mackey district last Wednesday a church night supper at the First Methodist featured special Kansas City speakers. Misprints noted a new teacher for Markey next year. Mrs Ronald Roth and Mrs Meredith South's care were mentioned. Guests included Mr and Mrs Otis Nutting and others. a basket supper followed, gifts were given to the teacher, and bridge games with refreshments were enjoyed by Arthur Hemphill and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackey Deluol
Oakridge
Mackew
Andray
John North
Iuynsrin
Snd
Roe Gardner
First Methodtet
Kansas City
Francis Metcalf Breese
Markey
Bruehe
Mackey School
LaNape
Ronald Roth
Meredith South
Arthur Hemphill Vis
J. ©. Hemphill
Lawrence
Wiliam Puckett
Otis Nutting
Horton Thompson
J. C. Hemphill
Market and Livestock News and University Strike Update
Market notes mention Marseta at 6 Glirer and regional price trends with farm and cattle mentions. A separate item reports four emergency temporary university buildings under strike, with work curtailed since April 1 and pay disputes ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iefure
In Memoriam Fragmentary Verse From Hushed Notices
A fragmented memorial notice laments a vanished reader and unnamed individuals. It hints at memories, loss, and distant places while blending garbled names and stray phrases into a somber, non-specific remnant.
Lawrence Training Promise for Next Job Prep
A fragment suggests a program touting training to prepare individuals for future employment. It mentions readiness and opportunities, though the text is garbled and lacks clear entities or concrete details. The passage reads like a promotional or informational note about career preparation services.
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Pet.a
Der
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Kansas Line
Lrop
Arto
Port
Dean
de Agreemeward & It
Petence
Ean Moreau
Bots
Charcellor Marott
Dr. Hall
Hall
California
Hubert Brighton
Kansas State Board of Regents
Omar S. Stauffer
Stauffer
Board of Regementa
Brighton
Glenn Chariton
Mrs
Emma Larner
Ovha ZA. Bennett
Port Leavenworth
Baker
K.U
Cowboys
Charnes
Dewey OU. McKee
Clyde Calvert
Harper, Kan
Howard C. Kline
George Magathan
Dave
Leavenworth
Ted L. Sexton
Sexton
Pilot Knob
Riwanis Club
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harold A. Beck
J. B. Weaver
James Watt
Clay Center
Rotary Vntal
Clay Tury
Willan, R. Dowers
Vancouver
British Columbia
Oklahoma
Williamstown
Mackey
Kenran Ty Pathe
Marly
Bes
Clansra
Mert Schreider
Cannes
Arigona
Kansay City
Sey Pay Coy Lens
Bia
Royare
Upwest
Karaas City
Leal Marsets Grane Wey
Nate Bat
Ted Piste
Sark
Wall Street
Peter
Posiy
Seera Tv
Harvester
Bala
Taeda
Doe
Memoriam
Mora
Sheridan
Nora Prentiss
Howard Rothwell
Harrisco
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Thane
Ned
City Hall Building
M. CL Manley
Merle Mehinner
Bill's Grill
Prem
Decker-Keys CO. Insurance Real Estate Investments
Norman Endacatt
Mgr
Cain
Ralph R. Cain
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