Mussolini's body stolen from Milan cemetery report
Milan officials reported the body of Benito Mussolini was removed from Maggiore cemetery by an unknown person during the night. An inquiry was started to determine responsibility. The body, buried near Claretta Petacci and Starace, was later found missing as authorities and a single cemetery watchman examined the site.
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Milan
Benito Mussolini
Maggiore
Mussolini
Claretta Petacel
Efi
Lake Como
Switzerland
Italy
Associated Press
Achille Starace
Taf
Fascist Party
Giovanni Ca
Agazza
Claretta Petacci
Starace
Red Cross
Claretta
Minot
Cavazza
Mussolinus
Vittore
Torgue
Zago
Three Day Camporee Planned For Scouts At Cameron's Bluff
Pelathe District prepares a three day Scout Camporee at Camerons Bluff from April 24 to 28. Camp director William Newlin will meet with Senior Scout units Explorer Troop 53 and Sea Scout ship S. S. Pelathe to finalize details. Events include Trail of Adventure craft stations, a flashlight standoff game, Sunday demonstrations, field events, tent pitching contests, first aid relays, a compass course, and a jack relay.
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Pelathe
Camer- 34
William “Newlin
Explorer
S. S. Pelathe
Journalists to Dine at University Dinner
The annual Zilch dinner for journalism students and focus group members is set for 6 p.m. tomorrow at the Crystal Floor in Eldridge hotel. The event will feature the Mathiest Elmer Zilch as guest of honor. A separate item notes a fatal automobile strike near Kan on U.S. 40 last night, with William Ensley reported as the victim and details forthcoming.
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Errow
Eldridge Hotel
Elmer Zilch
Kan
Liam Ensley
U.S. 40
Here
Kansas Highway Patrol
Unclear music group lineup with scattered names
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Harry Koerner Donald Cooks percussionists Dele Kempte Bally Six Orval Graig Rex Hickow and Ken, suggesting a band or musical act with incomplete credits and no clear context or event details.
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Gene Sweeney
Harry Koerner
Donald Cooks
Dele Kempte
Bally Six
Orval Graig
Rex Hickow
Ken
Junior High Band to Open Third Annual Circus Night
The Junior High School Band opens the third annual circus Friday April 26 at 7 30 p m with a 15 minute program of stirring music directed by J J Weigand The set list includes Washington Post March Sous Aphors Awalgh Yoder Fighting Irish March The Animal Pair Novelty and The Old Woman in the Bhos Brown
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J. J. Weigand
Washington Post
Yoder
Brown
Painting New Coat on Lawrence Center Meters
Lawrence city crews finish spring cleanup by repainting 316 downtown parking meters on Massachusetts Street. Penny meters number 25 get brown coats, 291 others receive aluminum paint. Chief Bliesner ordered the project under police committee authority to brighten city equipment.
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Lawrence
James
Bowers
Massachusetts Street
C. A. Bliesner
Pupils Return to Classes After Easter Vacation
Lawrence city schools resume classroom work after a two day Easter break. Dismissal for summer is May 31. Memorial Day May 30 is a holiday. High school commencement sermon May 26 at 4 p.m. in Liberty Memorial High School auditorium. Chancellor Deane W. Malott will deliver the address to seniors. Commencement exercises May 29 in Hoch Auditorium on the University of Kansas campus.
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Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High School
Deane W. Malott
University
Hoch
University of Kansas
Russian Delegate Attacks US Stance on Iran at UN
New York April 23 Soviet delegate Am Drei A Gromyko opened fire on the United States backed view in the Iranian case at the United Nations. He charged some Security Council members doubt Russia and Iran and urged the council to drop the case now despite new attempts to keep it on the agenda.
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New York
Russia
United Nations Security Council
Iran
United States
Amdrei A. Gromyko
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Oliver Holland 79 died last night at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Sister Mary A. Bolton of Scott Ark survives. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Mrs F O Luckan funeral at Funk chapel tomorrow 10:30 a.m. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs Ethel Gardner 56 of 1344 Massachusetts died at LMH after a year illness. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran 7 p.m. Thursday. burial Oak Hill. Body lies in state at Funk’s chapel 6 p.m. today to noon Thursday. Gardner born Silver Creek. lived in Lawrence 30 years. member Portia club and American War Mothers. active in Trinity Lutheran Church. Surviving husband Edward T. Gardner. Edward N. Gardner U.S. Marine Corps at Hastings Neb. brothers E S Johnson Topeka and E C Johnson California.
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Oliver Holland
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mary A. Bolton
Scott, Ark
F. O. Luckan
Oklahoma City
Donald C. Weatherbee
Funk Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
E. T. Gardner
Ethel Gardner
Massachusetts Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Alfred J. Beil
Funk's Chapel
Gardner
Silver Wre
Lawrence
Portia Club
American War Mothers
Edward T. Gardner
Liberty Memorial High Ace
Byron
Edward N. Ner
U.S. Marine Corps
Hastings
Neb
E. 5. Johnson
Topeka
E. C. Johnson
California
Troops Arrive in New York and West Coast Ports
More than 2000 service personnel are due to arrive today in New York aboard six transports, with 13900 troops expected to debark from seven ships at San Francisco and San Diego. West Coast arrivals include five ships at San Rewuessen with 1338 men and fre vessels with 52 troops.
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Associated Press
New York
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
San
Band Members List Sparks Community Spotlight
The roster features ADOT Fans, Phrttis Nehrbaes, Ads Paraons, Pat Beal, Margaret Smith, Pauline Loewensten, Ray Aximne, Ma Rams rya Bamber, Stella Carney, Lou Foy, Hawkins, Dana Lai henrood, Jones OTK, Edward Ruese, Hobby Springer, Lucille Walter, Courtney, Fred Coombs, Weese, Lloyd Dixon, and Jimmy Hemphit in a local arts group profile.
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Adot Fans
Phrttis Nehrbaes
Ads Paraons
Pat Beal
Margaret Smith
Pauline Loewensten
Ray Aximne
Ma Rams
Rya Bamber
Stella Carney
Lou Foy
Hawkins
Dana Laihenrood
Jones Otk
Edward Ruese
Hobby Springer
Lucille Walter
Courtney
Fred Coombs
Weese
Lloyd Dixon
Jimmy Hemphit
Barracks Declared Surplus at Fort Riley Center
Omaha April 23 The Seventh Service Command reports temporary barracks at Fort Riley Kansas replacement center are surplus effective immediately The release gives no total of housing units nor future use Excluded from surplus are utilities administrative warehouses storage and maintenance buildings recreation center kitchen and mess hall
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Omaha
Fort Riley
Kan
Seventh Service Command
High Tribunal Grows to Seven Members Chief Justice Stone
Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone led the court after a long rise from Amherst and Columbia. He was nominated by Calvin Coolidge in 1925 and became chief justice in 1941 under Franklin D. Roosevelt. Stone, born October 11, 1872 in New Hampshire, faced a funeral notice set for Thursday in Washington Cathedral with burial to follow in a city cemetery.
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Washington
Harlan F. Stone
Washington Cathedral
Thomas EB. Waggaman
Supreme Court
Recital Tonight by Noted University Pianist at Hoch Hall
Miss Gorgjia Weinrich, a standout student from the School of Fine Arts, appears in a piano recital at 8 PM in Hoch Auditorium, University of Kansas. The program features Bach Busoni Chaconne, Beethoven sonata, Chopin Études Op 25, Ballade Op 62, and works by Albéniz including Iberia, with Weinrich lauded for her concert brilliance.
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School of Fine Arts
K. U
Hoch
Frank Strong
Gorgjia Weinrich
Dan Chiapassa
Waldstein
Hoethoven
Ronda
Albensz Feteciet
Seville
Aleniz
Aimerin Albeniz
Eriigna
Albeniz
Iberia Sulte
Service members return home amid nine months of duty
Robert G. Carmen of San Diego lands back with wife and two sons after nine months with the Sixth Marine Division in the Pacific and a pending discharge next week. S/Sgt. Melvin Maness calls from Salt Lake City to say his Army Air Corps discharge comes today and he’ll arrive home soon. SMT 2/c Marvin Bail, grandson of Mrs. Alta Williams of 877 Elm, is aboard the carrier Franklin D Roosevelt as President Truman reviews Eighth Fleet maneuvers. Senator Vandenberg urges quick Senate approval of a 3.75 billion dollar British loan to aid American welfare and world peace.
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Pic
Robert G. Carmen
J. Neal Carmens
San Diego
Sixth Marine Division
Pacific
Tsingtao
China
Melvin Maness
Salt Lake City
J. B. Maness
Vermont Street
Army Air Corps
India
S.0.w
Marvin Bail
Alta Williams
Elm Street
Franklin
D. Roosevelt
Truman
Eighth Fleet
Senate
Washington
Vandenberg
Mich
America
Taca Airways Plane Crash Leaves 18 Dead Near Managua
Miami headquarters announced 18 people were killed in a Taca Airways plane crash near Libertad, about 50 miles east of Managua, Nicaragua, last night. The chartered flight went down and burned, with search teams confirming casualties.
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Taca Airways
Nicaragua
Miami
Fla
Miaimi
Libertad
Managua
Marriage Licenses Awarded by Douglas County Probate
Three marriage licenses were issued yesterday by the Douglas County probate office. The couples are Thomas Dornam and Bethel Vernon. Ray Hixson and Ida Wagner. Courtney DeWeese and Lucerne Smith. Next recreation council meeting set for May 7 at Memorial High School.
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Douglas County
Thomas C. Dornam
Heming
Okla
Bethel I. Vernon
Topeka
Ray Hixson
Ida Wagner
Lawrence
Courtney E. DeWeese
Kansas City
Lucerne
Recreation Council
Convision
Rene
Memorial High School
Rent Control Extends to Emporia and Lyon County Kansas
Emporia and Lyon county in Kansas will be under residential rent control starting May 1 as the Office of Price Administration expands rent ceilings. The July 1, 1945 date fixes maximum rents for housing while commercial rents stay exempt. The move comes amid postwar housing pressure from returning veterans and college enrollments, with Topeka supervising Lyon county and Emporia preparing to open a branch office.
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Wichita
Kan
Up—-Emporia
Lyon County
H. C. Davis
Office of Price Administration
Davis
Emporia
Kansas State Teachers College
College of Emporia
Davia
Defense Rental Area
Topeka
Margie Charles
OPA
Lyon
Kansas County
Birds Find New Housing Spaces In Lawrences Region
At least one group returning to Lawrence finds housing adequate for all needs as wrens arrive and secure former abodes. Blue birds and martins will also find ample space when they arrive. Memorial Hospital notes report Dr E M Hopkins in good condition. Mrs Minnie Achning and Mrs W R Palmer remain patients with Palmer deteriorating. Minnie Scott recovers from a yard accident.
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Lawrence
Memorial Hospital
E. M. Hopkins
Minnie Achning
W. R. Palmer
Minnie Scott
University of Kansas resumes classes after Easter break
Reporters from the Chicago Tribune visit KU for the Survey of Springtime Campuses as Edwin Browne guides them. Bradley Shest Metal Works moves to 732 Massachusetts Street from a POW camp site. Douglas County sportsmen’s club notes Kansas bass season closes April 25 to May 25.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Edwin Browne
Bradley Shest Metal Works
Klein
Massachusetts Street
Douglas County Sportsmen’s Club
Kansas
Page Birrler to Emcee Fun Fest
Prof E C Buehler will host the floor show at the Fun Fest tomorrow night in the Community building, an annual benefit by the AAUW. Miss Worsley will perform ballet and piano, with Latin songs by Panama students. There will be bridge, bingo, dancing to the Serenaders, square dancing, and prize drawings. Tickets at the door. prizes to be donated by members.
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E. C. Buehler
American Association of University Women
Deal Six
Six
Misa Audrey Worsley
Topeka
University of Students
Panama
Miss Worsley
Bell Music Store
Serenaders
Liberty Memorial High School
Joie, Stapleton
Ruth Hoover
University High School
Mra. T. D. Funk
Kenneth Dodderidge
Roy Moore
J. W. Murray
E. C. Quigley
Alfred Seelye
Leslie Waers
Hazel Lee Simmons
Wilma A. Collins
Evelyn S. Claassen
Plan Larger Hospital in Emporia Kansas
Lyon county commissioners initiate a 250000 project at Newman Memorial County Hospital to ease overcrowding. A design grant of 7710 is applied from the federal works agency. Plan includes linking addition, about 50 new patient rooms, a new powerhouse, laundry, and extensive remodeling of the existing building.
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Emporia
Kan
Newman Memorial County Hospital
Lyon County
Federal Works Agency
Two Alarms Answered by Fire Department
Fire crews responded to two alarms yesterday afternoon. First to Elizabeth Jacqmain residence at 2101 Louisiana Street where radio wiring caught fire and burned out with little damage. Second to a car on Massachusetts Street 719 where a short in the battery cable started a fire under the seat, damaging only the cable insulation and seat underside. the car had a Missouri license.
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Elizabeth
Easter Week Visits Across Kansas and Oregon In News
Jeanette Terrell of Kansas Gay and Mise Terrell a senior at college traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Polson and daughter to Lindsborg for Easter week attending Old Bethany church services and Handel Messiah. They returned to Lawrence with Rodney Polson and daughter. D. Seltsam and family visited Topeka relatives while Mr. and Mrs. J Mead hosted J. Mead’s parents. Harry Rake leaves for Yakima with a west coast trip after ten days. Gene Owen of Washington DC visited Hollingsworths in Lawrence. a former local now with the Institute of Inter-American Affairs.
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Jeanette Terrell
Kansas
Gay
Mos
Pare Tver Spencer
Mise Terrell
Virginia Wilder
Sheila
Haskell
Polson
Lindsborg
Old Bethany Church
Bethany Chorus
Lawrence
Rodney Polson
Karen
Liberty
D. Seltsam
Topeka
Fachter Betson
Jimmy
Mras. J, Mead
Harry Rake
Market News Markets at a Glance Apr 23 New York
The market overview shows stocks advancing in Easy, declines in toads railstead, and quiet cotton with New Uranian selling and mill buying. Wheat ceilings and corn and rye gains appear with hogs steady, top cattle at 17.80, and Kansas City livestock reports noting mixed grades, steady to strong bids for choice cattle and hogs, while sheep show modest activity and prices drifting.
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York
Kan
City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Soad
Arizona
Grain and market report from Kansas City and Chicago listings
Market notes show futures and grain prices including wheat and sorghum futures, alfalfa and barley receipts, and mixed demand. Poultry and dairy quot at Kansas and Chicago exchanges, with old and new stock levels and price ranges for assorted commodities.
Market advances on steady NY trading amid oversold fears
The Day in Wall Street reports a continued advance in U S stocks as the market rebound from Monday's retreat losed near session end. Among gainers were Associated Dry Goods and American Woolen while declines included General Motors Chrysler and International Nickel.
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New York
API
Pera
Aircrat
Associated Dry Goods
Abin
Warns Bros. American Woolen
Parrsspis
Glenn
United Aircraft
American Tower
Apt Lient
Santa Fe
General Mo Chrysler
Bo Steel
Rethler Cwodyear
Gondrich
X.Y. Cece Northern Pacific
Hicetrie Doerra Licht
American Waterworks
Kern ‘ Sort
International Nickel
Téxius Od
Montgomery Ward
International Halal Ceriee
American Can
Bu Pont
Phileytip Moris
Union Carbide
Umn
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