News censorship trend worries Associated Press directors
Wee York Apr 34 The heard of directure of the Annunciated Press notes that freedom of news reporting is vital to democracy. Board warns rising censorship and political pressure hinder objective coverage amid Cold War tensions and regional controls on information.
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Wee
York
Associated Prean
Erative
Waldorf-Acrona
Thwight
Bacenhower
Columbia Universty
Will Aprak
Associated Press
Directure
Prospaganda
Boant
N Anus
Parte
Europe
China
Allews
United States
Fran Crevhoses
Wakia
Arsociate Press
Asia
Africa
South
Central America
York Pupils Freten¢ Spring Festival for Parents
York pupils hosted a spring festival on Thursday night for parents and friends. The event featured many children and local participants, with performances and community support highlighted by educators and families.
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York
Pupila
New
Ing
Michael Stewart
America
Mra
Douran
Drunken Driving Plea Leads to Fines in County Court
Threeteen pleaded guilty to drunken driving before Judge Frank Gray in county court. Garland Brown Beaty Eudora and Richard Orte Carpenter of 1545 Laura Avenue were each fined 100 dollars and costs and placed on 30 days parole. Charles E Moret of Kansas City Missouri was fined 100 dollars and given 30 days in jail for drunken driving and fined another 100 dollars for open bottle. The men were picked up by highway troopers and sheriff's deputies early Sunday morning.
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Threeteen
Frank Gray
Garland D. Brown
Beaty J. Eudora
Richard Orte Carpenter
Laura Avenue
Costa
Charles E. Moret
Kansas City
Sheriff's Heres
Lawrence Exposition Draws About Twenty Two Thousand Attendees
The 20th annual Engineering Exposition at the University of Kansas drew about 22 000 attendees over Friday to Sunday. Duane Crow chaired the event and noted the three electric age counters averaged around 2000 pounds. A campus fire incident involved a large crepe paper float from the Delta Upsilon fraternity in the Relays parade, with Kappa Sigma and Delta Upsilon factions blaming each other. Col Samuel M Fletcher and family in Germany still enjoy the Journal World despite late copies arriving every 12 to 14 days.
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K.U
Duane Crow
K. LA
Campua
Jayhawk Drive
Delta
Kappa Sige
D. U. Hors
Samuel M. Fletcher
Fletcher
Robert
John
Kascel
Germany
Journal-World
Altho
Lawrence
Defense Seeks Acquittal in Maragon Perjury Case
Washington reports the defense moved for judgment of acquittal as John Maragon faces a perjury trial. The government dropped one charge alleging he lied to Senate investigators about a business loan from his mother-in-law.
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Washington
John Maragon
White House
Maragon
Inia Guldstein
Jennings Bailey
Senate
Vatican canonizes Marie Emine De Rodat saint of young care
The Vatican crowns Marie Emine De Rodat a saint, honoring her founding of the Sisters of the Sacred Family in 1832 and her work for the young and needy. Pope Pius XII presided at St. Peter's as the ceremony marked the new sainthood. The report includes other unrelated notes on U S Veterans hospital expansion and local resignations.
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Vatican City
Ada
Marie Emine de Rodat
of the Sisters of the Sacred Family
Pius XII
St. Peter's Beath
Memorial Hospital Patient and Resident Addresses List
A long list of names and addresses associated with Memorial Hospital, including Claude Harris and Fred Siegmund in Plattsmouth Nebraska, and numerous individuals with street addresses in Sunflower Lecompton Baldwin Perry Overbrook and other towns. The fragment cites patients and accompanying family or guardians, with many babies noted.
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Claude Harris
Fred Siegmund
Grace Siegmund
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Dollie Haas
Pennsylvania Street
Barbara Joan Chartier
Carel Sue Winders
Linda Kay Winders
Roger Winters
Perry
Barbara Skinner
Michigan Street
Phyllia Wertzberger
M Street
Peggy Wilson
Martha Earle Robbins
Louisiana Street
Arrows and Tered Tie in North Street Event
Local notes list Mr and Mrs Beryl Arrows at 600 North Street hosting a Saturday gathering with Mrs James tered and others mentioned in attendance. Readable fragments point to a social or community event with neighbors and acquaintances.
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Beryl Arrows
North Street
James Tered
Local Concert Opens With School Band Lineup
In the opening event a large school band performs with many named players and instruments listed including trumpets trombones tubas french horns oboes clarinets and multiple soloists from Eudora and nearby bands. The ensemble features performers such as Mason Nelson Rees Childers Mary Alburty Lucile Stratter and others in a combined orchestral opening.
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Tech
Mason Nelson
Ine Rees
Childers
Mary Oramierville
Betts Coll
Maxine Alburty
Lucile Stratter
Dean Armanis Edwards
Doc i
Karel Bluas
Frances al Long
Emily Sloan
John Hawkins
Maul Whear
Hava Viel
Jerry Hall
Blanche Fiergon
Melvin Som
George Francie
Janes Childers
David James
Duncan Scrnmerville
Haxsoon
David Oepiare
Eudora
Ruth Baur
Alti
Police find no gambling or liquor violations in two raids
Police chief A Moore said no gambling or liquor activity was found in two raids on the Jayhawk cafe at 1590 Ohio street and the Crystal Motora trading post at 304 West Sixth Friday night. Mayor Turner warned the department will stay alert and continue to follow up on any suspected legal operations.
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A. Moore
Jayhawk Cafe
Ohin Street
Crystal Motora
Weat Sixth Street
William J.B. Turner
Deaths and Funerals in Lecompton and nearby towns
Mrs. Alice Hildenbrand of Lecompton died at Francia hospital Topeka age 56. Funeral plans to be announced. Survived by husband August four sons Wilbur Fred Russell Halph two daughters Mrs Leo Sweangen Mrs George Hestand two brothers Elmer and Charles Nichols two sisters Mrs Anna Walters Mrs Bert Vaughn and nine grandchildren. Beulah Houlton 58 of Em died at sister’s home. former teacher at Emporia college. Survived by three sisters Mrs A V Heingwin Carol Sager and Mrs Hoffman and brother Carroll Houston. Funeral tomorrow at Roberts Blue mortuary Emporia with Rev Hagge. burial Florence. Margaret L Marshall 82 of Leavenworth died. former office manager for Agnes hospital in Fresno. Funeral tomorrow at old Cathedral Leavenworth. burial Calvary cemetery. Infant son of Mr and Mrs John Skie West Campus Road died yesterday at Lawrence Memorial hospital. services today at Parpena. Grandparents Mrs John Skie and Mr Mrs W A Critchett. K Luciel C Nance John Wilson Nance senior at University of Kansas went to Hoxie for mother Dr Luciel C Nance died in car crash. Survived by Robert Nance Atchison James Nance Lackland base Howard Nance home. Funeral today at Hoxie 2 pm Cedar Point Kan.
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Alice Hildenbrand
Alice Nichols Mildenbrand
Lecompton
Francia Hospital
Topeka
August Hildentrand
Home
Wilbur Hildentrand
Fred Hildenbrand
Detroit
Russell Hildenbrand
Cand Halph Hildenbrand
Beaver Ten
Leo Sweangen
George Hestand
Sunnyvale
Calif
Elmer Nichols
Charles Nichola
Stull
Anna Walters
Bert Vaughn
Beulah Houlton
H. W. Hoffman
Barker Avenue
Emporia State Teachers
L College
A.V. Heingwin
Wichita
Carol Sager
Emporia
Re, Hoffman
Carroll Houston
Dodge City
the Roberts
Blue Mortuary
Hagge
Presbyterian Church
Eoxporia
Florence
Margeret J. Marshall
Margaret L. Marshall
Leavenworth
Si Day
Marshall
Agnes Hospitl
Fresno
Tapehaenworth
Ant Calvary Cemetery
John Skie
West Campus Road
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Par-pena
Ohn Skie
W. A. Critchett
Madissonville, Ky
K. Luciel C. Nance
John Wilson Nance
University of
Drowning at Bean Lake In Atchison Claims 19-Year-Old Brother
William James Meyer, 19, drowned near Bean lake while his brother Harold J. Meyer, 34, failed to rescue him during a fishing trip from Kansas City. The boat sank amid two huge waves, and the two men swam toward a duck blind before the younger Meyer called that he could not make it. Harold recovered the body hours later. He survived with a four month bride, Mrs Delores Meyer, and other relatives in Kansas City, Kansas.
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Atchison, Kan
Willam James Meyer
Bean Lake
Here
Kansas City
Kan
Harold J. Meyer
Harold
Sin
Meyer
Delores Meyer
William R. Meyer
Mra
JH. J. Grimm
Charles E Patton
PROGRAM AT K. U. CONTITES
Names and locations of participants listed for a Kansas University program. Individuals include Fuller Iowa, Peter F Roan Mexico, Mu E d Allison Salina, Walter H Kuenning Colorado Springs, George RK Hubbard Durango, Bill N Taylor Columbia, Harold J Waxey Brookfield, M P Jones Wichita, R F P Roos Wichita, Vheil Knowles Holton, Herbert Fultz.ware Moi, Herb Holt Kansas City, V A Rus malt, John Taquex Sterling, Thomas F Maxwell University City, Mos H B McMillen El Dorado, Harald Horn El Dorado, A E G dohnann Charles City Iowa, J H Wigglesworth Kriss ell, R H Van Dursen Clatinda.
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Page Twan
Iowa
Fuller
Peter F Roan
Mexico
E. d. Allison
Salina
Walter H. Kuenning
Colorado Springs
Calo
George RK
Hubbard
Durango
Colo
Bill N. Taylor
Columbia
Harold J. Waxev
Brookfield
M. P. Jones
Wichita
N. FE
R. F P. Roos
Wichista
Vheil Knowles
Holton
Hersbert
K U School of Fine Arts Recital Tonight
Curtis Glover baritone from Meribah Moore studio presents senior recital tonight in Strong Auditorium at 8. Program includes varied art songs and selections. A marriage license was issued to Guy W. Shoemaker and Stephanie J. Fleming of Kansas City, Mo. A divorce suit was filed by Letha Payne against Chester L. Payne.
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K. U. School of Fine Arts
Curtis Glover
Meribah Moore
Botschaft
Danny Derver
Guy W. Shoemaker
Andtephanie J. Fleming
Kansan City
Letha Payne
Chester L. Payne
Florida lawmaker Schuh is shot and killed in St Petersburg
Rep Charles J Schuh a floor leader for Gov Warren in the Florida House was slain in St Petersburg. Police say Charles Gifford a meat contractor confessed or claimed to confess and said motive was rotten position. A revolver was found on Gifford and he was identified by police. Schuh’s death shocks Florida politics as officers investigate the shooting and possible motive.
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St. Petersburg
Fis
Charles J. Schuh
Florida
Tov
Puller Warren
John ’. Riers
Charles Gifford
Schuh
Jude
Stora
Gifford
al Gifford
Wharlen Howe
Bay City
Tee
Schah
Ditford
Jime Gifford
Sehah
Kansas engineer council elects new officers at KRUL meeting
The Kannae Engineering Council of Kansas 14 engineering society representatives elected officers at KR UL Saturday morning. Thomas of Spencer Chemical Kansas City was chosen president, C V Waddington Wichita vice president, Meriott Roger Topeka secretary. George Bradshaw KU Civil Engineering chair is a council representative.
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Kannae Engineering
Engineering Societies of Kansas
Thomas
Spencer , Chemical Company
Kansas City
C. V. Waddington
Wichita
Meriott
Roger
Topeka
George Bradshaw
K. U. Department of Civil Engineering
Kansas Engin Society
Tom Childers to Be Student Mayor at City Meeting
Tom Childers is named student mayor in a high school civic slate with a new student council. The article lists the upcoming city offices and staff roles including clerk Roselyn Roney and city attorney Jack ipolica among others.
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Tom Childers
Tom Pape
Atuberta
Roselyn Roney
Carolyn Wilbur
Kidohneon
Jackipolica
Kenneth Hollad
Leon Mason
Leslie
Jim Holiday
Dark Wolfe
Lund Merle Hodges
John Jewett
Alvin Brubaker
Gary Glascock
Jack Laptad
Oheston
Shirley Spector
Carryn Hurted
Yvdnne Robby
Ublic Health Nurers
Mary Snead
Beverly L. Stith
Joyee Longs
Jane Underword
Leah Robson
Gaylene Kennedy
Jeanne Stearman
Lois Helm
Phyllis Brown
Mary Demeritt
Alden Brownlee
Carolyn Laing
Stanton Ball
Trouble With French at Liberty Memorial Play
Rub L Ecuyer a Liberty Memorial High School sophomore must teach French pronunciation for The Imaginary Invalid. The school has no prior French, so he starts from scratch. New student T M L HLS from Ridwood New Jersey learned French at home and school and helps coach the play.
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Rub L'Ecuyer
Liberty Memorial High School
L'Ecuyer
T.m.lhls
Ridwood
N. J
Bob
Rob
New Jersey
Native of Lawrence Killed At Home In Kansas
Robert Pickens 47, a native of Lawrence, was shot dead at his home near Tonganoxie yesterday. A rifle lay nearby, found by his wife Agnes M. Pickens. Survivors include his children and relatives in Tonganoxie and nearby towns. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the local Friends church. Paul Aiken, former assistant postmaster general, to speak at Wichita banquet of the Kansas state branch of the national league of district postmasters tonight.
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Tonganoxie
Kan
Robert Pickens
Agnes M. Pickens
Pickens
Lawrence
Lfe
Jane
Robert Kay
Larry
Jerry
Per dt /Chenter
Carla
Carrie
Margie Dale
Roberta Howard
Mra
Carrie Bickens
Charles of
Akvy
Walter
Wincheater
Harriet Wine
Topeks
The
Friends Church
Wichita
Paul Aiken
Mackaville
Kansas State Branch
National League of District
London Snow Described As Frozen Rain Showers
The air ministry hesitated to confirm snowfall in London today calling it frozen rain showers. Residents reported shaking with the cold as sleet and mist persisted across the city.
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London
Air Ministry
Grain Market Notes From New York and Kansas City
OCR fragment describes livestock futures and grain pricing at Wheat markets in New York and Kansas City. It lists prices for wheat and corn, references various brokers and brokers’ actions, and mentions animal market figures and commodity futures amid a busy trading day.
Dairy alfalfa markets show strength amid trading drift
The report notes a strong active dairy alfalfa market with stable prices as quotes lag and trading closes mixed. Major listings include Michigan Green Mountain and River Market segments, with numerous firms such as American Cyanamid and United Aircraft cited among movers and shakers in the session.
Beauty shops draw Lawrence’s beautiful women
In a nostalgic reminiscence, the piece notes how fashion and beauty shops lure women, sparking reflections on local shops such as Armatrong Band Box Christine's Corn'a Hillside La Telle Marcella's Marinello Rose Stadium Swope's and Vanity and challenging earlier beliefs about favorable water or climate.
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Armatrong
Band Box
Charlie
Christine's
Corn'a
Hillside
la Telle
Marcella’s
Marinello
Rose
Stadium
Swope's
Vanity
Lawrence
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