American Chiefs Arrive In Paris
The American joint chiefs of staff arrived in Paris from London after reporting progress with Britain Norway and Denmark on mutual defense under the Atlantic pact. They expect a defense organization possibly operating by year’s end and discussed force needs and funding with Allied leaders in separate talks.
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France
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Netherlands
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Atlantic Pact
Pioneer resident Mary Dicker dies at 86 in Lawrence
Mary A. Dicker longtime Lawrence resident since 1864 died at home at age 86. Survivors include three sons Rudy E Myron and Ralph two daughters Mrs O A McGinnis and Alice Dicker eleven grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral at Congregational church Saturday 10 30 AM with Revs Dale Turner and Fosberg Hughes officiating. Burial at cemetery with no flowers requested. Funeral home listed for notices.
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Mary A. Dicker
Lawrence
E. B. Dicker
North Lawrence
Bridgeton
Ind
Plymouth
Funk Funeral Home
Breathing Spell Seen in U S Business Slump
Washington reports signs of a temporary pause in the U S business downturn that has stretched through 1949. Officials say activity may hold mid year with possible rise in September, but longer term prospects darken as readjustment continues through 1950. Confident buyers and easing credit help buoy sentiment amid tax and deficit financing factors.
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Truman to Publish White Paper on U S China Ties
Washington reports President Truman announced the United States will publish a white paper detailing U S China relations to clear up misrepresentation distortion and misunderstanding The document will cover Weidemeyer and Marshall reports and reflect renewed focus on nurturing friendship between the American and Chinese peoples Found Dead at Home Wichita Aug 4 Frank Rudell 62 railway express employee died of a heart attack at his residence after two days with no contact by his boss
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China
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Homo Wichita
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Railway Express
Death in crash claims 23 year old Charles Moss
Charles C. Moss 23 of Lawrence died about 3 30 am en route to Leavenworth hospital after a motorcycle crash on highway 2440 six miles north of Lawrence. Autopsy cited ruptured liver. Witness truck driver Sam Kirkman reported seeing the bike and Moss conscious at scene. Moss later died at Leavenworth hospital. Survivors include parents and a sister and brother, all of Lawrence. Funeral services 2 30 pm Saturday in Atchison.
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Rhode Inland Street
Leavenworth
Ray
Kansas City
Leavenworth County
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Sam Kirkman
Lawrence
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Kirkman
O. K
Frank Hoy
Tonganoxie
Hoy
Leavenworth Hospital
Atchison
Liberty Memorial High School
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Parent
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Carl Reuter
Robert, Jr
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Stanton-Cummings Funeral Home
Atchison Cemetery
Court Denies Petition in Parsons Ouster Case
Topeka Kan Aug 4 The Kansas Supreme Court denied a petition to transfer ouster proceedings against Vernon C. Aston suspended mayor of Parsons Kan to district court for jury trial The ruling cites a 1869 Jefferson County county attorney ouster suit as precedent
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Parsons
Supreme Court
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Jefferson County
Dodgers Dominate Pirates in 11-3 Rout to Sweep Series
The Brooklyn Dodgers hammered the Pittsburgh Pirates 11-3 today, totaling 11 runs on 15 hits and taking the four-game set. Three Dodger players homered as Brooklyn rolled past Pittsburgh in strong fashion.
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Stock Market Index Edges Higher Amid Mixed Signals
Sixty stocks averaged 63.4 unchanged as investors weighed earnings data and economic outlook. The flat reading reflected cautious trading with few major moves, while some segments held gains on prospects of steady inflation and policy support.
Promotion and Commotion Over Want Ad Bride Pair
St Joseph Missouri August promotion and romance surround Charles Donaldson who used a newspaper want ad to find a bride. Irene Krebs, 18, answered the ad and the couple plan to wed Saturday after meeting at a drug store. A double wedding is planned with Orville Montimore, 22, also preparing to marry.
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Charles Donaldson
Irene Krebs
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Irene
Orville Montimore
Jal Ayatem
Dra
Truman Seeks Full Aid Amount From Allies
President Truman urges allied nations to provide the full requested sum of aid, framing it as essential for sustaining ongoing military programs and supporting global security efforts during the current crisis. He stresses unity and prompt action to avoid funding gaps.
Truman rejects blank check plan for arms aid to allies
President Truman refused to concede a blank check approach to the 1.45 billion dollar arms aid request but backs fast congressional action. He indicated support for curbs on presidential authority and outlined likely cuts and conditions. France and Great Britain were noted as potential major recipients.
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Nudist Conference Sparks Talk on Bathing Suits
A nudist conference near Denver hears Mildred of Topeka Kansas call French one-piece bathing suits the most sex provocative and useless for swimming. She explains nudism frees work and body from clothing and invites mixed company scrutiny.
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Kan
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Polio shows a gain over 1948 totals
Washington reports 8 299 polio cases through July 30 up from 5 793 in the same period last year. The July week total was 1 8 with 1 839 in last year’s worst week. Officials see slower growth and a possible earlier peak this year with five states over 100 cases namely Texas California Oklahoma Arkansas and New York.
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Texas
California
Oklahoma
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New York
Early 4-H Fair Offers Learning for Lawrence County Youth
Members of the 4-Leaf Clover 4-H club held a full day fair six miles south of Lawrence to prep for the Has kell Institute county fair on August 19 and 20. Exhibits covered An ora rabbits to Hereford and Holstein cattle with home economics displays by the girls. Judges Paul Johnson and Bette Quigley awarded ribbons, with Deal Six and county agent staff providing guidance on animal handling and display setup.
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Pleasant Valley
Clarence Lynch
Stohby Howe
Charlene Luckan
Donald Landis
Caroline Wilbur
Margery Skinner
Dean Had Farm
Robert Howe
Johnny Messer
Jimmy Disque
Lucille Rice
Chester C. Johnson
Estes Studie
Kansas City Man Dies After Highway Crash Near Matfield Green
Charles Clayton Hayes Sr. 59 of Kansas City Kansas died in Emporia hospital from injuries suffered Tuesday night in a highway accident near Matfield Green in Chase County. Hayes, a Santa Fe railroad switchman, and his wife were injured when their car overturned. Mrs. Hayes was only slightly hurt. Also in EMporia report M S Ship Winter remained in good condition after rupturing a leg muscle in a shop accident at 738 New Hampshire. he was crushed between a car and a work bench when a mechanic started the gears unaware the engine was running.
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Kan
Charles Clayton Hayes
Kansas City
Matfield Green
Chase County
Hayes
Santa Fe Railroad
M. S
Winter
New Hampshire
KU Pays Extra Price for House on Mount Oread
University of Kansas paid $15,000 for the 12 room Tanner house at 1126 Louisiana street, paying $3,000 above the local quote of $12,000 as it seeks housing for students. Officials cited red tape and policy aims while real estate brokers condemned the rapid purchase and questioned use of public funds.
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Opening of Morgan-Mack Motor company plant draws crowds
Officials aim for 20 000 visitors over a three day opening at 706 Vermont street. L E Morgan president says guides will handle crowds as Ford’s modern plant opens 9 a m to 10 30 p m Friday to Sunday. Twenty 1939 Ford models will be shown across the building with regional Ford dealers and Kansas City office officials attending.
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Kansas City
Mortgage aid to Spain cut from ERP program
Vice President Barkley ruled that 50 million dollars in loans to Spain can not be funded under the European Recovery Program. He said amendments by Senator McCarran violate senate rules and Spain has not met the act's basic requirements.
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KU announces two new staff for fine arts music faculty
Chancellor Malott names Karel Blaas of Rochester and Miss Nevena Doxiv of West Hollywood to the University of Kansas music faculty. Doxiv, a soprano, will teach voice and replace Marie Wilkins on leave. Blaas will be assistant professor of theory viola and ensemble.
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Ohio
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New York
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Los Angeles Civic Light Opera
Hansel and Gretel
Grauman’s
Chinese Theater
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Royal Opera House
Copenhagen
Harold Kellogg
Arthur Alexander
Heat to Hold Off Topeka as Temps Edge Up
State forecaster Richard Garrett says warm but not hot weather is ahead with lower 90s forecast for tomorrow. East skies mostly fair while the west stays partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers tonight and Friday. Fort Riley reports a low of 41 and western towns show light rain totals from 24 hours ending at 1 am.
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Garrett
Anthony
Goodland
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Garden City
Tribune
Syracuse
Dodge City
Dresden
290 KU summer degree candidates listed by registrar
James K. Hitt announces 290 in residence or completed by summer session for bachelor degrees from seven KU schools. Degrees depend on finishing regular session. medical school will not award this summer. Additional 150 to 200 may finish by October. many are in field work or by correspondence.
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K. A
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Durin
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Rachelmof Lawal
Daniel Charles Machmann
Dean Ceeceil Katt
Joseph Emmett Hensley
Kathleen Erhart Stevenson
Perneacla Stinee Baugh Wright
David Earl Hay
James Clarence Carroll
James Mathews Stitler
Winifred Joann Ruese
Joseph Charles Weakly
Seghelor
Chester Wallace Spencer
School of Fine Arts
Carl Taylor
College of Liberal Arts and Asclegees
John Franklin Eailey
R. Edward Drennen
Franklin Ellsworth Fearing
Harry Cahill Foster
Rosemary Gaines
Josephine Hecker Saan Clifford Kenineck, Jr
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Edwin EF. Kirchhoff
Vernor Chalet
Frank Mahon
Howard Bruce McCielelan
Leo Natanston
Jear Burt Nunehelee
Francis Raymond O'Kane
Sun Nower
David B. Rowlett
Paul
Ale Kernon Sims
Graham Philip Frederick Upham
Thomas Carroll King
Ruth Clayton
Nora Lea Temple
Vinland School of Business
Carl Francs Barlow
Earl Wallace Bellinger
Charies
William Cathoen
Charles B. Clementi
Sunflower
Wilferd
Harold Hopper
Hubert Keith Marsh
Marshall FE. Martin
Barbera
Jean Morrison
Kenneth Robert Murphy
Jack Reece
Noel Christie Reed
Wallace Weahay Winters
Families to Attend Graduation at University of Kansas Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Edgar Jost Mr and Mrs Harry E Morrow and Mr and Mrs Edwin A Sandefur with sons Carl and Carol and daughter Evelyn travel to Kansas City this evening for graduation exercises at the University of Kansas medical center. Miss Elaine Jost Miss Louise Morrow and Miss Sandefur graduate from the school of nursing. Mrs Jost and Mrs Morrow will stay for the senior breakfast tomorrow.
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Willliam Arnold
Harry E. Morrow
Edwin A. Sandefur
Carl
Carol
Evelyn
Kansas City
University of Kansas Medical Center
Elaine Jost
Louise Morrow
Miss Sandefur
School of Nursing
Jost
Weather Report for Kansas Tonight and Friday
Kansas forecast shows generally fair conditions in the east with partly cloudy skies and scattered showers tonight and Friday. Warmer Friday with lows in the mid 60s and highs in the lower 90s.
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