UN meeting in Beirut aims to forge global understanding
Fragmented text reports a United Nations conference in Beirut Lebanon focusing on education culture and international cooperation. It highlights goals to preserve nature conserve resources promote world understanding and reduce barriers to peace through cultural exchange and shared research by notable leaders and delegates.
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No Jurisdiction Found Over Theater Erection
County commissioners after consulting the County Attorney determined they have no jurisdiction beyond city limits. No applicable state law covers areas outside the city, as the highway leads to the proposed site on a state road. Delegation members were Miex Wealthy Mabcock, red A. Kivepper, FE, HW Fare, and vlen Sale. They carried a petition to present to the Commonwealth theater office.
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Delewatire
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Red A. Kivepper
Fare
Vlen Sale
Commonwealth Theater Offivin
Averting a Telephone Workers Strike Talks Resume
Negotiations resumed today between Southwestern Bell Telephone Co and the Western Union Workers of America union in a federal conciliator session at 10:30 am CST. Both sides presented proposals with the union seeking higher raises and the company offering smaller wage boosts, as talks continue to avert a regional strike that could disrupt telephone service in several states.
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Telephone Communication
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Arkanewar
Kansas
Okinome
Transet
Physicians Announce King George Improving Health
London telegraph reports that King George has made substantial progress in recovering from a leg ailment. Physicians advise no public engagements before next month. A third medical bulletin notes further improvement since the illness was announced in November.
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Two Wrecks Reported In City Crashes
Two separate property crashes were reported with extensive damage to both vehicles. The first collision occurred at Fronten shiny Davie and Ernie, involving drivers Howard Mex ers and BL ALI Wilkes on Maine Street near Tenth. The second crash happened on Taura Avenue at Fifteenth and Massachusetts Streets, involving James A. Gibson and James Todd, with patrolmen Henry Collins and Art Shirk filing reports.
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Ernie
Bohl
Howard Mexers
Muse
Ali Wilkes
HCO
Maine Street
James A. Gibson
Lagisaina
James Todd
Taura Avenue
Fifteenth
Massachusetts
Henry Collins
Art Shirk
Lawrence Junior Chamber Christmas party for members' children
The Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a Christmas party for members' children tomorrow evening in the Grill Room at the Eldridge Hotel starting 6 p.m. All members are invited to bring their children or neighbor children to enjoy candy, ice cream, and festive activities. Gifts may be distributed by volunteers and sponsors include Gee Fleer Furnaces and Procter & Gamble Atr.
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Ranta
Chorus of singer-soldiers on US army hospital tour
A group of singer-soldier chorus members ordered to the United States for an army hospital tour saw interruptions due to cuts in armed forces funding. They will base in Lawrence through Friday with appearances at the University of Kansas, local high and junior high schools, clubs, and organizations. A six-song program is set for Granada Theater tomorrow at 9 pm, with additional shows possible by calling the Eldridge Hotel chorus number. Free Wednesday and Friday concerts are open to the public. free tickets are available at several local stores. Travel and lodging costs will be covered by voluntary offerings after the concerts. The group spent last week in Topeka.
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Malace Clothing Company
Crown and Round Corner Drug Stores
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Topeae
Searches for typewriter tied to spy case roils capitol
Washington reports say investigators pressed for a typewriter used to copy government documents linked to Whittaker Chambers and the 1920s communist courier claim. The House Un-American Activities Committee expects a possible Mundt statement in the afternoon as a hunt for the owner continues amid heated criticism between the committee and the administration.
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Whittaker Chambers
Hiss Resigns From Carnegie Endowment Meeting
New York December 12 Alger Hiss a principal in the soviet espionage case submitted his resignation to the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace but trustees tabled it granting a three month leave of absence. Hiss accused by Whittaker Chambers of delivering government papers and espionage. resignation discussed at the endowment’s semi annual meeting.
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Hutchinson Junior College Beaten By Kilgore Rangers
Kilgore Rangers defeated Hutchinson Junior College 19 to 7 in the Texan Bowl. Jim White scored Hutchinson’s lone touchdown on a 71 yard drive, reaching the one yard line before Ihoe Gibson converted. Kilgore started strong with three touchdowns before Hutchinson could respond.
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Multiple Local Names Listed At Memorial Hospital
A lengthy local item lists numerous residents and addresses connected to Memorial Hospital area and surrounding streets including Indiana, Vermont, Seventh Street and Sunnyside. The record appears to catalog patients and informal notices involving individuals with multiple street addresses and family details.
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Nellie Tate
Oak Street
Marie Jacobson
Sunnyside
Mary Swift
Vermont Street
Mary Grant
West Seventh Street
Machine Florce
Baldwin
Margaret Acer
Overbrook
Milton Thouglas
Toca Jamie
Charlote Dixon
Almeda Smith
Augusta Schaake
Indiana Street
Elizabeth Rubaloffnd
Glentece Flory
Darlene Harris
Connecticut Street
Charles Russell
Twelfth Street
Births Reported From Several Families This Week
Birth notices show Mrs J J Hibbs on Saturday welcoming a daughter at Forest Street. Mr and Mrs A Guiltorte announce a daughter at 1191 Tennessee Street. Mr and Mrs Coleman Hecke report a daughter at 1191 Tennessee Street. Mr and Mrs K Fletcher greet a daughter or two daughters at 1206 Pennsylvania Street.
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Medical Dean Voices Reform at AAUW Meeting
Dr Franklin P Murphy dean of the University of Kansas School of Medicine tells Lawrence AAUW members the state faces 50 years of mistakes in hospital care. He urges new commitment laws, segregation of elderly and young, and a $10 million annual appropriation with Topukawa proposed for manic technical training and psychiatry guidance.
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Franstin P Murphy
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Lawrence
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Murphy
Missouri
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Truman Seeks Pay Boosts For Government Officials
President Truman asked Congress to raise cabinet officer pay from 15000 to 25000 a year and to boost top level government salaries. Budget Director Webb said higher wages will attract the best men and outlined an overhaul of the pay structure for undersecretaries, assistant secretaries, and heads of independent agencies and commissions.
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Louis F. Selig Dies In Utica After Auto Accident
Louis F. Selig 77 of Utica Ohio died after being struck by a car in Utica Sunday night. He was son of late Mayor A L Selig of Lawrence and longtime insurance partner with his father. Surviving brothers include John E Selig Sr Lawrence Ernest Selig Fort Lauderdale and Herty Selig San Francisco. Services were held yesterday at 2 pm in Utica.
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Lawrence
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San Francisco
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Divorces Granted by District Court Judge Means
Two divorces were granted by Judge Hugh Means Saturday. Willie Lee Wright Sap was granted a divorce from Thomas W. Wright by default. Dorothy Pi was granted a divorce from Willian J. Dat by default and custody of a minor child was granted to the plaintiff.
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Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence area
Obituaries announce Elizabeth Merwin 32 of Carbondale and Eugene Carter 73 of Lawrence with services in Rumsey and Fank's chapels, burial at Oak Hill. Deacon Khigus W. Tola, George J. Bahnmaier, Neva Gill, Barbara Lee Gimblet, and Mary Alice Hubbell are noted with services at local churches and cemeteries. Surviving relatives across Kansas listed. Burial sites include Oak Hill Mount Calvary and Stull.
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Neva Gill
General Hospital
City
Schubert Chapel
Burns
Mount Calvary Cemetery
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James Gill
Kansas City
Spencer Hecox
Cora, Wyo
Christa decoration of South Park noted in Lawrence
Heard in Lawrence reports the Christa decoration of South Park completed yesterday by Lions Club, part of a float shown in the parade December 40 by the Chamber of Commerce. Officials praise the display as highly beautiful, with residents admiring the handiwork and settlers of Emporia also lauded.
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Man jailed for drunken driving crash near Junction City
Teavenworth reported Raymond J. Gordon, 23, pleaded guilty to drunken driving leaving the scene of an accident and driving without a state license. His car, parked on US 40 near Tongue, was struck by a pickup. Mr and Mrs Verne Morris of Sabula Iowa were en route to Junction City and sustained minor injuries after a several days in Memorial Hospital.
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Cars collide on Massachusetts Street injuring two
An 11 05 am crash on Massachusetts street at Twelfth injured two people. W T Scott of Kansas City Missouri and Paul Hausman of 2045 New Hampshire street were the drivers. Scott was charged with reckless driving. Scott suffered a lacerated lip and knee while Hausman had a skinned knee. Both cars sustained extensive damage.
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Kansas City
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Giant merger reshapes American aviation scene
December report says Pan American World Airways and American Overseas announce a merger to consolidate routes across eleven European countries with Pan American transatlantic services. American Overseas would transfer routes and assets to Pan American in exchange for stock, then be dissolved pending approvals by shareholders and the Civil Aeronautics Board.
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Draft Calls Of Between Dates Of December 15 27
Local selective service board received a telegram from the state office stating all induction calls and all physical examination reports are cancelled between December 15 and 27 inclusive. The office had eight men set for induction on December 15 and one for a physical on December 21. these men will be notified they need not report.
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Recital Tonight by KU Faculty Pianist Glotzbach
Robert Glotzbach, KU School of Fine Arts pianist and faculty member, will give a recital tonight in Frank Stang Auditorium at 8. The program includes a mix of classical works and arrangements. The article also notes a local bakery sale, with Ford Bakery changing ownership to Mrs Jeannette V Karpinski and Ludwig K Lewis of Chicago, who have since moved to Lawrence.
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University of Kansas
Frank Stang
Ford Bakery
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Ludwig K. Lewis
Chicago
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Ford
Brinkman's
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Lawrence
Market News Summary From New York and Kansas City
Market news notes mixed stock prices in New York with mixed cotton and hedge funds, corn firm with good demand, wheat steady to recovering from a late drop, figs active with prices up to 22.57, butterfat and poultry items listed with varied quotes, and Kansas City produce data dated December 13 with eggs around 67 and 45.5 percent indicators.
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Grain and Livestock Market Update From Burkeas and Kansas City
Nonspecific mixed market report detailing butter and beef prices, cattle and turkey notes, and regional cash grain activity. Mentions Burkesa and Kansas City Hay Market with price trends, futures activity in wheat and corn, and active groups in steel and tobacco stocks. concludes with Chicago potato market arrivals and commodity shifts.
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