Government Asks Russians Expected To Move To’ For Strike Delay
Moscow observers say Russians will press a “total diplomacy” drive to counter U S efforts. They note Moscow has protested the U S plane incident and rejected a note, while pursuing reparations, Japan repatriation, trade pacts, and Jerusalem stance as part of a broader diplomatic push.
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U. S
Moscow
Dean Acheson
Eng
U.S
United States
Traen
Treste
Britain
Frarg
U.N
Jerusalem
U. State Department
Unstable Front Sends Cold Weekend Across Kansan
Forecaster Richard Garrett reports a cold front moving through the plains bringing strong northerly winds and dust across the region. Temperatures plunged with nights near 2 degrees at some stations and single digits in others, while Dodge City saw gusts near 80 mph.
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Kar
Ste tGay
Laberal
Phillipsburg
Goodland
Richard Garrett
Katiaan
Imay
Kansan
Tomore
Acrosa
Kangen
Dodge City
Garrett
Oswego
Harsh April Weather Brings Record Temp Spike
A violent cold front pushed temperatures to near record highs over the weekend. Skies cleared at night as winds weakened, allowing a rapid temperature rise across Lake region areas. Farmers report crop stress as wheat fields and some land suffer from drought-like conditions and cracked soils.
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Fies
Daowerenee
H.C
Blaze at Berkeley Atomic Facility Shortens Fire Alarm
In Berkeley on April 24 a fire at an Atomic Energy Commission building near UC’s cyclotron prompted a secret investigation by FBI and AEC agents after testing with Geiger counters. The two story lab burned, tanks of acetylene and oil exploded, five workers evacuated, flames controlled in 45 minutes, investigation ongoing.
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Berkeley
Calif
Atomic Ehergy Commission
W. A. Meinhart
FBI
Atomic Energy Commission
University of California
R. W. Barton
Deta
Don Wd Cooksey
Trae
A.ec
F.C.1
ALEC
Hinternoon
Gie
Minteayalis
Oklatone
Amie St
Washington
Final rounds begin on county property assessment
Douglas County deputy assessors near completion of property assessments and are finalizing interviews to correct overrankings. County Clerk T R Gerhart urges public cooperation, asking those interviewed or owning property to participate, with certification to state officials due by July 15 and protests to be heard starting May 18.
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Fremhard
Addy
Santa Fe
Douglas County
T. R. Gerhart
Gerhart
Bergen
State Board of Agriculture
Secretary of State
John E. Selig Dies in Lawrence Community Remembered
John E. Selig, longtime Lawrence resident and Trinity Lutheran Church member, died aged 0. Survived by wife Hope M. Selig and two daughters, nine grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Funeral services at Funk's chapel with burial in One Hill cemetery.
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Kansas
Hepes M. Delo
Peta
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Luthera Church
Hope M. Selig
Frances Wilbur
Polo
Mia
Hope Hiewener
Pittsburgh
August FE. Selig
Houston
Marrinsburg
Lauderdale Fla
Harry Hig
Vino
Calif
Albert
Hill
George J. Kirchhoff
Alm. Hughes
T. HE. DeForest
Ale
Orion
Alc
Reuter
Charles T. Shivar
Eriende
Funk's Chapel
University coach named assistant for Caldwell Busters
Roland Eilerts of the University of Kansas was named assistant junior college football coach at Caldwell. He will serve under head coach Jack Morris who accepted the Busters’ head coaching job last week.
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Garden City
Kan
Roland Eilerts
Hig University of Kanxas
Inez
Jack Morris
Caldwell
Busters
Walkout in 43 States Hits Bell System Workers
Telephone equipment workers struck coast to coast in a major action by Division 6 of the Communications Workers of America. The stoppage aimed to affect about 19,000 Bell system members by nightfall, with Western Electric reporting 3,000 out in Chicago amid ongoing federal mediation.
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New York
Comemunication Workers of America
Atl Ite
Bell Eystem
District of Columbia
Western Electric Co
Ciam
Rocky Mountain
West Coat State
Spehesmen
le Vichet Linea
Maine
Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Montana
Bell System
American Telephone and Tele-graph Co
Peechtest Truman
Wakeuts
Union
Western Electric
South Bend
Ind
Salkout Wade
Holiday for Grades Focuses on New Reading Textbooks
Teachers gather in New York and Lawrence to learn how to use Ginn reading texts with elementary students. Guy Cross from Kansas leads the session alongside Mina Dore and Armtrong of Springfield. Edith Cox, George Frey, and Helen McMahon attend as staff and education officials explain the program.
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Nf the New Elementary
New York School
Tain
Rem Guy Cross
Rence
Kansan
Ginn Publizhion Seman
Mina Dore
Springfield
Lawrence
Aire
Edith Cox
State Board of Education
George Frey
State Department of Education
Med. Whitson
County Institute
Mra
Helen McMahon
University of Kansas
Four injured in highway crash on K-2 between McLouth and Oskaloosa
Four persons were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a head on collision on highway K-2 between McLouth and Oskaloosa. Rev and Mrs Siegmund of Plattsmouth Neb survived with injuries. Their children Ida Ann and Richard were treated and released. An Army officer and Patrolman Moomau were hospitalized at Veterans Hospital Wadeworth. motive unclear.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
McLouth
Oskaloosa
Siegmund
iPlattamouth
Neb
Siegmand
Ida Ann
Richard
E. P. Moorma
Opening Concert At Kinane University Sets Music Week
Opening event for Music Week at the University of Kinane on Sunday features a 50 member chorus from the Ko a cappella choir and glee clubs. Soloists include Maud Nosler Irene Peabody Ky U faculty Chiyton Kreh biel Reinhold Schmidt and Robert Shaw Chorale veteran. The concert begins at 3 o clock in Heeh auditorium with no charge for the public.
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University of Kinane
KU Symthony
Guiseppe Verlita
Aclorck
Tiet
Maud Nosler
Chicago
Irene Peabody
Mrann
Ky U
Chiyton Krehbiel
Moundndge
Goloist
Robert Shaw Chorale
Reinhold Schmidt
Bari Qone
Chicago Operacy
Ared
Voice
K. U
Swarthout
Rudolph Ganz
Frances Magner
Leonard Warren
Metropolitan Opera
EF. Power Biggs
Harvard University
Margaryt Moyer
Carolette H Carell
Buhler
Theas Jean Rudulph
Robert Eherwein
Lawrence FE
Jens Hunt
Pecs Ene
Beth
James Arthur
Charles A
Shelford
Raney Shackelford
Richard Shackelford
Dale
Calla Practice Session Sets Tryouts for City Baseball Team
Lou Hammer, practice session manager, invites players to a tryout for the city baseball team tomorrow evening at 8 o clock at the Municipal diamored.
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Lou Hammer
Municipal Diamored
Stock Market Index Closing Report
Market indices closed with limited movements as investors watched tech shares and financials. Trading stayed cautious across sectors amid mixed earnings signals and macro outlooks.
Tom Childers Named Student Mayor for City Day
Lawrence high school senior Tom Childers has been chosen to serve as student mayor for City Day. Thirty five other Liberty Memorial students will join city offices for a morning observing municipal work and future plans.
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Tom Childers
Lawrence
Childers
Wood
Weet Hills Parkway
Liberty Memorial
Delese
American Legion
Petudenta
Cora Davenport
Five Americans Die in Japan Crash Transport Plane Incident
Manila report lists Leavenworth medical officer Captain Kuraner and his wife with two children among five Americans killed when a United States air force transport plane crashed in Japan Friday night. Also mentioned are Lt. Paul Ferry of Toyaka Kansas and Berry of Topeka noted as survivors of a two month old daughter.
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Manila
Heing Kuraner
Leavenworth
Kan
Aon
Hauachter
Paul J. Ferry T Toyaka
Ae All Air Force
Japan
Kuraner
University of
Kansas City
Kuranet
Europe
Berry
Topek
Hornell
CONTINUE TO MOVE AGAINST BOOKIES
Police raid two bookie rooms along the Kansas Missouri line leading to six arrests. Officers used a sledge hammer on a door to enter a second floor storeroom believed to house a horse race betting operation. Across the border in Kansas City Kan further raids targeted taverns with padlocks placed on safes and more action promised.
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Red Mevssates Peevad
Kansas
Missouri
Kansisty
Registration program for city managers in five states faces issues
Reported for the third annual conference at the Memorial Union with speakers including Ander Ny Christensen of the University of Minnesota and Char ones EB of the City Managers Association. The event aims to address public access and professional ethics while featuring sessions led by Wichita and Minnesota faculty. Advance registrations list attendees from multiple states.
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Vemenday
Gehowl
Ras On Gorgemaprerst
Ray
Ander Ny Chaistenaen
Iiversity of
Minnesota
Memorial Union
FL Allen
Christensen
Charones EB
Billey
Welled Renational City Managers Associaion Chicnan
Mine Wall
Department of Political
Hannibal
William EF Hansen
Pittsburg
Workmen Move Dirt Across Street in Park Project
Central Park faces controversy as dirt from a new fire and police station site is hauled across Eighth and Kentucky to the ravine and rock garden. City officials promise to clear around tree bases and reroute excess soil to foundations, with plans for skating facilities and tennis courts in the park.
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Central Park
Eighth
Kentucky Street
Tre
Rene Trove Rive
Basardous
Patel
R. O. Burgert
Burgert
Burgett
Larry Hech
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Recreation Commission
Avai
Plans for American Day celebration move forward
Sponsoring committee advances Saturday American Day activities amid nationwide attention. Walter Winchell highlighted Cardinal Spellman’s address with a Protestant minister and a Jewish Rabbi at the banquet. About 7,100 attendees expected at the community building after 6:30 p.m. parade proceeds down Massachusetts street with floats bands and veteran groups.
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Walter Winchell
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Winchell
Smali Kenan
Lawrence
Cantinal Spellman
Comtemunity
Massachusetts
Frontig
Rony
Nicholas Lopes
Recrat
William Kollender
Lawrence Atoren
United States
Woodring
Tomstmanter
Debaters Feature at Rotary Club Program
A spirited debate on a national topic was presented at the Rotary Club meeting. Steve Mills of Wine Net and Keith Wilson of Independs spoke for the affirmative arguing the United States should protest Soviet activity by outlawing the party and curbing its actions. Melchier of RK Uy chaired the program, while Witton defended the view that current criminal code already forbids subversive activity by party members.
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Fodage Wien
Steve Mills
Winenet
Ani Keith Wilson
Independsepee
Methare K. OU
Mtuitentany Kiet
Melchier
RK Uy
Mills
United States
Communist Gente
Witton
U. S
Communist Party
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Washburn University
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Kansas State
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Acacia Fraternity
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Ed Riese
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Perrin D. McElroy
Kanane City
Will Aprak
Hey
Dale FE. Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
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Kika
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