Riots in Trieste Contrast With Calm Sea City Life
Trieste described as a cosmopolitan port with bustling seasides and open air culture, while tension between pro Italian and pro Yugoslav factions sparks sporadic violence amid postwar uncertainty. Brig. Gen. Casteneda threatens to use force against Hukbalahap guerrillas in Manila. Drainage work completed at Lone Star Lake. rainfall earlier required repairs. Marriage news includes Mary Ham and Joseph Roberts engagement in Seattle. Constellation plane to London resumes service after delay. Local licenses issued for residents including Violet Milter and Alfred Addi.
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Trieste
Adriatic
Castello di San Giusto
Piassa Dell Unita
Cannon Returns to Park After WWII Inquiry
A century old Lawrence cannon that did not go to war was sold for scrap in 1942 and later remounted in a concrete base at Kaw River park. After delays and mixed reports, city officials restored the piece, now boasting a blackened finish and resumed display at the park.
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J. C. Harper
Robinson Park
South Park Field
Auto Wrecking and Junk Company
South ‘Park
Navy
Sheffield Steel Works
Schous
Petornoes
Cohen
Ouf
Lawrence
Kaw River
Veterans urged to submit photostatic copies for terminal leave pay
Red Cross and Office of Veterans Affairs remind veterans processing terminal leave pay to bring photostatic copies of discharge papers rather than the originals. The Red Cross notarizes and passes 229 claims, plus 234 processed by the veterans affairs office under W. O. Starkey, with mailing duties to Washington handled by the veterans office.
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Red Cross
Office of Veterans Affairs
Veterans Affairs Office
W. O. Starkey
Veterans Office
Washington
Clayton Stone Joins Journal-World Ad Staff
Clayton Stone, formerly in the operating department at Kansas Electric Power’s Cameron Bluff generating plant, joins the Journal-World advertising department. A Lawrence native, he attended local schools and the University, played for Lawrence High football, and resides with Mrs. Stone at 1805 Illinois Street with three children, twins Dennis and Darleen aged seven, and two year old Daryll.
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Clayton Stone
Kansas Electric Power Company
Generatin
Cameron Bluff
Journal-World
Lawrence
Stone
Thinois Street
Dennis
Darleen
Daryll
Lawrence horse show concessions aid street signs fund
Lawrence junior chamber members will run food and drink concessions and ceiling programs at the Hill Top Riding Academy horse show at Has kell stadium. Profits go to a fund for Lawrence street signs. Chancellor Deane Malott will speak at Missouri summer session in Columbia on August 30. Ringling Bros circus returns to Lawrence September 7 after a September 2 visit in 1937. The note ends with local scenes of barnyard animals and a scissors mix up in a humorous aside.
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Deane Malott
K. U
University of Missouri
Columbia
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Cole Brothers Circus
Escaped Jews From Detention Camp Amid Hagana Operation
Jerusalem reports 25 Jews escaped Thursday night from the Athletic Detention Camp near Haifa. Police say the break was aided by a Hagana operation. The camp houses 3,703 illegal immigrants awaiting release under monthly immigration quotas.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Hagana
Haas
Cyprus
Jamal Bey Husseini
Arab Executive
Palestine
London
United Nations General Assembly
Saturday Weddings Fill Danforth Chapel Weekend
Miss Martha Jayne Johns and Jack Lee Nichols wed at Danforth chapel at eight with a reception at the Johns home. Eleanor Patty and Richard Edgar also married at Danforth chapel this morning followed by a reception at The Heath. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Herren hosted a golden wedding open house from 3 to 6. Monday dawned with the Lawrence Flower club breakfast at 8:30 in South Park. A surprise party honored Mrs. W. A mn for her birthday hosted by the First Christian church women’s class at her home with guests listed.
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Martha Jayne Johns
Jack Lee Nichols
Danforth Chapel
Walter A. K. Johns
Eleanor Patty
Richard Edgar
the Heath
Lunda
H. H. Herren
Lawrence Flower Club
South Park
W. A Mn
First Christian Church
W. A. Duan
C. A. Skaggs
Edna Wilson
H. C. Drennon
Frances “Onson
Lawrence locals share travels and family notices
Mr and Mrs James H To Linwood and daughters Ann Toyne and others returned yesterday from a six day sightseeing trip to Denver and Colorado Springs. Esther and Zenobia Norman will travel to California for three weeks. Mrs Marie Jenkins leaves for Washington after visiting Lawrence. Various families plan visits and vacations in Colorado California and Oklahoma. Petitions for divorce were filed in Lawrence yesterday.
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James H
Linwood
Ann Toyne
Iemery
Gee
Kansas City
Kan
Denver
Colorado Springs
Garden of the Gods
Buffalo Lill
Tones
Edd Henik
Yuma
Cole
Charles Lone
Whittier
Calif
Lawrence
Anthony
Mr. Griswo
Carl Griswo
Deuces
Governors candidates speak at Diamond fiesta in Lyons
Rival gubernatorial hopefuls Frank Carlson and Harry Woodring addressed the Diamond fiesta in Lyons Kansas warning against a leftward shift in government. They urged clear positions on issues while avoiding prohibition talk. Carlson noted Rice county’s 75th anniversary and emphasized local ties.
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Lyons
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Blcan
Ormer
Harry Woodring
Artes
Washington
Congressional Investigating Committee
New York City
Whee
Toda
Woodring
Carlson
Rice County
Chinese Communists Demand Marine Notify Troop Movements
In Haiangho China on August 24 a Communist officer Wang Chih Tao vice commander of the 14th Military District ordered U S marines to notify Chinese authorities before moving through Red held zones He warned marine vehicles would be stopped and searched The commander cited an attack on a marine convoy near Anping on July 29 that killed four marines and wounded 11 and testified before a truce team while denying belligerent actions by Communists toward marines
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Haiangho
China
U. S
Wang Chih-Tao
14Th Military District
Anping
Wang
Infant death and graveside service announced
David Ben Shanklin infant son of Mr and Mrs Ben Shanklin of 1515 West Campus Road died this morning at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Graveside services will be Monday at 4 p m at Oak Hill cemetery conducted by Rev Gilbert Yerian.
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David Ben Shanklin
Ben Shanklin
West Campus Road
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gilbert Yerian
Market roundup notes on cattle hogs and grain prices
Kansas City market report shows cattle trading with steers at 16.05 to 24.00 for fed and high grades near 24.00, cows steady, bulls strong. Hogs open slow with top around 21.00, light action on sows. Sheep absent. grain and poultry prices listed for local receipts and specials.
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Kansas City
Ihe
Shippera
Pleasant Grove News Notes Family Visits and Events
Pleasant Grove community reports visits from Garnett and Missouri families, showers for Mrs. Rogers of Chattanooga, and a birth announced by Tavene Dillon. Local travel includes Chester Disque and Jimmy driving to Detroit, Armon Landis on leave, and the Dillons returning from Dakota with farm duties continuing in Texas and the harvest north.
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Iva Filbun
Garnett
Wagner
Missouri
William Flory
Delbert
Lawrence
John Churchbaugh
Vera Smoote
Kansas City
John Hagen
John Daniels
Joe Rogers
Chattanooga
Mire
Miasouri
Leslie Churchbauch
Vera Eapent
Isaac Montgomery
Chester
Tavene Dillon
Linda Mae
Ottawa
Mabel Robbins
Charlotte Dillon
California
Joe Rogera
Tenn
Willard Michal
Michal
Misa Esther Ohlert
Chester Disque
Jimmy
Detroit
Mich
Lonza Hingery
Armon Landis
Tom Dillon
Dakota
Texas
Shirley
Clifford
Bee Keepers Meeting in North Michigan Street Area
A county bee keepers meeting is set for next Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Bee Hive area on North Michigan Street. The state apiarist will discuss bee diseases and agriculture while sugar rationing has boosted honey production, making the 1916 season notably productive.
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Beshive Farea
Michigan Street
Bees, Classifieds, and an Odd Area Sale
A Kansas commission inspects bee keepers to repurpose discarded items. Amid the effort readers wonder why not sell them through classified ads.
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Atlosk
Commission of Kansas
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