Hoover calls for united front against communism mobilizing moral forces
President Truman phoned former President Hoover after Hoover urged mobilizing moral forces and reforming the United Nations to exclude Soviet influence. Hoover spoke in New York on a plan for a one world order with free nations, drawing applause from 1,800 attendees and echoing calls from Dulles for UN Charter revisions.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Hoover
United Nations Negarathon
Mr. Hoover
Rose
United States
United Nations
John Foder Dulles
Lantment
Cork
Eee
Two Americans Slain in West Java Incident
Prof Raymond Kennedy of Yale and Robert Doyle, Chicago native with Time and Life, were killed on a paved highway near Tomo in West Java amid reported fanatical rites. The pair had left Jakarta Wednesday to explore remote areas. motive remains undetermined as authorities inspect possible mutilation and dangers from local warfare.
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Dekarta
Usl
UPA Vale
West Java
Lima
Raymond Kennedy
Yale University
Furgie Dim
Robert Doyle
Chicago
Time and
Life Magazines
Hong Tong
Tomo
Jakarta
Mediators Report Slow Progress In 3 Labor Peace Talks
Federal mediators report slow progress in three major labor peace efforts amid looming railroad and transit strikes. The 89,000 autoworkers, 12,000 AFL men, and 6,000 additional workers face walkouts as mediation battles over pay and work rules persist. Talks resume as charges fly between carriers and unions over disputed fireman positions and unit classifications.
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Siremen
Ways and Means votes to cut nightly club tax to ten percent
Washington April 24 The house Ways and Means committee reversed itself and cut the excise tax on night clubs from 20 to 10 percent. If enacted the change would cut about 819,000,000 in annual taxes from cabarets and similar venues. The panel also voted to repeal the 10 percent tax on baby incubators and exempt certain manufactured parts from other levies. Republican leader Martin urged Americans to work for themselves rather than the government.
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Truman
Popja
Ita
Committee Ale
Aben Weld
House Republica
Martin
Patriot Flag Day Program At Pinckney School
Sixth graders directed by Mrs Ralph Graber staged a patriotic program on I Am an American Day at Pinckney School with a flag focus. Students presented a history dialog and a poem read by Miss Mabel Mallory while each child received a small flag to carry in the parade and parade home proudly.
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Pinckney School
Mrx
Ralph Graber
Mabel Mallory
Lieberman
Emalier
Proudis
Joliot Curie Fired in Paris After Bereavement
Paris reports Marie Curie era scientist Joliot Curie dismissed amid French bereavement. Commemoration and political shifts accompany the abrupt action as authorities cite personal reasons and public sentiment.
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Paris
Berevement
Commentatiot-Curie
Market index underlines daily stock activity
A garbled market update mentions the Little 100 index and stock movements aboard a parade vessel. Names and places are unreadable, but the fragment hints at daily financial activity and a notable event tied to a maritime setting and a famous parade.
Witness denies tapping Lattimore as communist in McCarthy probe
Washington April 28 Frederick Vanderbilt Field denied he told anyone that Owen Lattimore was a communist but said he would testify if contempt charges loom He called Lattimore a Johns Hopkins professor and said he knew him utterly false to claim he attended a communist meeting with Lattimore Budenz former communist editor testified Field said Lattimore was a communist and Budenz also alleged Field was a Soviet agent The senate committee investigates McCarthy charges that the State Department harbors communists including Lattimore who denies the charges calling McCarthy an unmitigated liar
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Washington
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Imsey
Owen Lattmore
Field
Aoman
Millonaire Communtat
Atate
Lattimore
Budenz
Johne Hopkins University
Budens
McCarthy
R.-Wis
State Department
Commaninta
State high school festival entrants travel to Emporia and Hayes
About 20 students from Liberty Memorial and rural districts prepare to compete at the state music festival in two sections, with groups traveling by shuttle launch at 4 am for a return by noon to join the L. M. H. band in the I Am an American Day parade. Officials list chaperones and competing ensembles including octets, trios, quartets, and soloists across brass woodwind and string sections. A note mentions prior crime increases in rural areas and urban districts in 1949.
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Stoup
Emporia
Haye
Partivi Peltion
L.M.H.& Band
Eee
Trachera
Warne Netasa
Jack Stephenra
Charles Kapar
Min Jaueline Helleberg
Mra
Madison Coombs
Clarence Houk
Liberty Memorial High School
Hrase Octet
Gay Houk
Jane Holte
Fred Coombs
Velma Wiley
Douglas Keene
Velma
Yvonne Robb
Phyllie Nihrbass
Fred van Belcher
Jamen Wallace
Billy Sam Dera
Jane Faber
Maxine Koerner
Rike Sanders
Beverly Cobb
Kansas City Mayor Testifies on Gambling and Police Control
Kansas City Mayor William E Kemp told a Senate Commerce subcommittee that organized crime tried to influence the police by gambling interests after Missouri allowed the governor to appoint board members in 1934 He said his city would never be wide open to gambling and that “underground” forces were thwarted Kemp cited killings of Binaggio and Gargotta and described a push by gamblers to sway authorities through appointments He described himself as an ex officio board member with limited power and noted efforts to improve the police situation despite opposition from casino interests and figures like Frank Erickson of New York
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VU. N
Russia
Comnally
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Senate Foreign Relation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Howver
Anne Front” Agsinel
Washington
William E. Kemp
Kanaae City
Charles Banaggio
Binaggie
T K
Binaggio
Charles Gargotta
Kansas City
Kemp
Senate Commerce
Frank Erickson
Ing. Gr.ba
Thiat
Riseey
Menane City
Tranathets
Ceakwabars
Erickson
Senate Commerce Subcommittee
Florelle H. la Guardia
O. R. McGuire
Tobey
B.-N.h
Mubcomm. Sa Mnate
William E
Kamas Cay
Ore
Drop in Unemployed Amid Factory and Farm Openings
Peel Washington reports improved employment as spring factory and farm hiring raises employed to 38,665,000 in April. The Census Bureau says unemployment fell to 3,515,000 on April 8, the lowest since December, with a 608,000 drop from March 11 and a prior 561,000 decline the month before.
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Washington
Farma
Census Bureau
Mother of Year Honored for Indian Family Achievements
Portland mother Henry Roe Cloud and her daughter chain of scholars receive the Mother of the Year award from New York Mothers' committee after a journey that highlights her family's education and public service. The 78.3 year old winner leads four daughters, all college graduates, with siblings including Chief Bender’s baseball fame.
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Portland
Ore
Ape
Henry Hoe Cloud
Sabin
New York City
Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs
Indian Welfare Committee
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
White Earth
Minime
Elizabeth Bender
Wan Go
Fume
Charles
Chief Bender
Philadelphia Athletics
Henry Roe Cloud
Yale University
American Indian Institute For Boys
Wichita
Kan
Edward Hughes
Wellesley College
Robert North
Palo Alto
Calif
Vassar College
Ohio University
Raleigh Butterfield
Vassar
Leo Freed
Land
Stanford University
Baker Students to Pay Expenses of DP Student
Baker University students have organized to cover the expenses of a drop student who will enroll, with five men's groups volunteering to provide room and board. The effort follows the Student Campus Drive, aiming to ease travel and living costs for the newcomer.
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Baker
Baldwin
Baker University
Local citizen to receive I Am an American award
A Lawrence resident will be honored at the American Day banquet in the Community Building for attachment to the republic and principles of justice truth equality and charity. The day features a parade from Sixth to Eleventh Street, a 6 40 p m banquet, and a Cardinal Spellman address broadcast on multiple stations.
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Vinitor
Lawrence
Francie Spelman
New York
Nicholas Lopes
Our Republic
Masaachusetts Street
Eleventh Street
Masaachusette Street
Sinth
Masaachusetta
Francis Cantinal Mian
Diacese
Topeka
Church of the Assumption
Kansas City
New ‘York
Les Propheta
Meyerbeer
John R. Mettner
Dale E. Turner
Lawrence Congregational Church
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
U.S
Lawrence Sanior High School
Mrs. Tea Six
Lopes
Cardinald Man
George Towle
St. John's Catholic Church
America
Liberty Memorial High School
Jack R. Stephenson
FBI Ready to Guard U.S. in War Prep
Atlantic City April 28 The FBI stands ready to round up subversives on short notice as war with Russia looms Acting Attorney General Howard McGrath said the agency will detain individuals deemed dangerous to internal security using files and WW II era methods Some detainees may be released if found not to threaten security The FBI reportedly could move at 12 o clock if needed
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Atlantic City
N. J
Russia
FBI
Howard
McGrath Asid
United States
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McGrath
FRU
Rain Forecast Shrugs Statewide Weather Outlook
The Weather Bureau reports damp conditions across the state with widespread showers and snow mixed rain in western areas. Southeast and south central zones face heavy showers tonight, with temperatures dipping into the 20s to 40s and winds shifting from southeast to north. City reports include 0.4 to 1.1 inches of hail and a notable drop of about 10 degrees in 15 minutes at Arkansas City.
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Ceratin
Wiese
Richard Cavett
Lwest
Ett
Tola
Emporia
Lebo
Guarnett
Florence OL
Anid
Arkansas City
Chanute
Fort Riles
Hutchinnon
Topeka
Garrett Anid
Din
Pectiona
Wentren
Weatern Partionn
Gowdland
Atomic energy to reshape world culture warns scholar
Dr Carlyle S Smith assistant professor of archaeology and anthropology told a Sigma Xi audience that the atomic bomb will bring profound changes to world civilization. He urged the United States and the USSR not to impose their ideas on others and noted that fear of new powers is similar to fears once felt about fire and other inventions that later shaped civilization.
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United States
Carlyle S. Smith
Sudienze
Sigma Xi
National Honorary Science Society
United
U.S.S
Smith
Boy Scout Camporee Postponed to Next Week
The Camporee at Cameron's Bluff, planned for this week, is postponed a week due to unsettled weather. Scouts will be notified to attend next weekend with the same plans. A PE American Day parade is scheduled tomorrow afternoon with participants at 2:30 p.m. in Scout uniform if possible.
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Cameron's Bluff
Salve
Siath
Tennessee Street
Politicians and public service praised at Kansas city event
Asher Christensen of the University of Minnesota urged politics as the noblest career at a public City Managers Institute dinner in Lawrence. Clarence Ridley reported 80 American cities adopting the manager plan this year, highlighting Kansas State University and Great Bend. Ethan Allen led the banquet attended by about 100 managers, students, faculty, and town leaders from several states.
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Iwue
At & K
Asher NL Christensen
University of Minnesota
RE. OU
Bureau of Government
Omiany Mines
Uhrlatoinen
Loeal
Christensen
Clarence Ridley
City Managers Association
Chicago
Ridley
Kansan
Lawrence
Manhattan
Great Bend
America
K. U. Institute
Ethan Alien
Bee
Kanena
Catorade
Missouri
Oklahoma
Braska
Knnis
Iowa
Loan for Plane Washington Plan Aids Sewer Project
Senne ster Schoeppel has been informed that the general service administration approved a Sta 500 loan for planning an 805,000 sewerage project at Cunningham Kansas, aiming to advance municipal infrastructure.
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Washington
Sennester Schoeppel Asband
General Service ® Administration
Cunnin Kan
Weather Forecast From April Nineteen Thirty Eight
Weather summary from the U S Weather Bureau notes daily readings for April and May with highs and lows, rainfall, and regional observations. It lists stations such as Chicago, Denver, New Orleans, and New York, with temperatures ranging from the upper forties to mid seventies and forecast caution for late night winds across the western portions.
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Denver
Ilavre
Mont. O
Miami
Atmea Notin
New Orleans
New York
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