Fuchs case shocks Senate panel over atomic leaks
Groves testified from Norwalk Conn that Fuchs held a key Los Alamos post during World War II and had access to vital atomic secrets. Hoover described a Moscow agent who worked with British and American scientists, visiting installations and even at the bomb assembly, with claims of passing hydrogen bomb data to Russia. Fuchs faces trial in Britain on charges that may limit revealing details.
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Waltham Watch Plant Faces Reorganization After RFC Setback
UPA trustee in Waltham Massachusetts sees slim hope to revive the century-old Waltham Watch company after the plant closed and 1,200 workers were laid off. Atty Daniel J Lyne urged new financing while RFC funding and safeguards were blamed for the collapse. The firm filed for bankruptcy and a judge scheduled a hearing.
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Decorated eggs appear in Lawrence hen’s output
In Lawrence a New Hampshire Red hen laid a beaded decorated egg, one of several recent eggs, with owner M. G. Robertson unsure if the same hen or multiple hens produced them. The flock’s pullets had just produced oversized double-toothed eggs after a month of laying. Nearby, sidewalk cleanliness complaints arise as street sweepers and cleaners interact with refuse. State high school debate results to be announced at 4 pm in Memorial Union Palm Room with eight AA and four A schools participating.
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Wildcats Seek Lead In Big Seven Clash With Oklahoma Tonight
Kanene City Feb 4 The Kansas State Wildcats aim to reclaim first in the Big Seven by hosting Oklahoma in Manhattan. Colorado and Missouri meet at Boulder while Kansas State sits in a three way tie with Nebraska and Kansas at 3-1. Oklahoma, struggling with injuries, has one win in four starts but beat Texas 55-45 recently.
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Woman Denied Permission To Wed Convicted Slayer
Detroit February 4. Mrs Mary Schmidt widow of three children asked to wed Bernard Niedzialkowski the man twice convicted who killed a second person. County authorities denied the request on the advice of a court psychiatrist citing explosive tendency. Niedzialkowski, 37, was sentenced to a second life term. The wife claimed his parents would provide a home for her family. Separately KU coach F C Allen will scout Kansas Aggie at Manhattan while assistant Dick Harp plans to watch Nebraska Missouri at Lincoln Monday night.
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Bernard Niedzialkowski
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Denver Vegetables Valued At 19 Million In 1949
The U S Department of Agriculture set Colorado’s commercial vegetable crop value at 19 287 000 dollars for 1949 a 55 percent rise from 1948 when the value was 22 376 000 dollars.
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Baker university grants twenty three degrees at end of first semester
Baldwin City Feb 4 Dean Benjamin A Gessner lists twenty three Baker University seniors who completed work at the end of the first semester the largest first term class in the 92 year history of the school Names include Kenneth Broadfoot Vincel Newman Lyle Grove Jacquelyn Goetschius Wagoner Fox and others from Kansas City Wichita Harper Osawatomie Garnett Parsons and nearby towns The list reflects a notable surge in early term graduation for Baker University.
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Baldwin City
Benjamin A. Gessner
Baker University
Baker
Kenneth Herbert Broadfoot
Vincel
Louisa Newman
Bald
Wichita
Wagoner Lee Fox
Harper
Donald Lee Grove
Neal
Leonard Paul Heilerich
St. Joseph
Effiel William Trish
Kansas City
Barbara Johnson Laeger
Ralph Wagoner Polson
Dean Elw Lewis
Chanute
Robert David Lintner
Lyndhurst
Donald Omar Nutt
Osawatomie
Francis Raymond Redding
Tonganoxie
Dean Dudley Richards
Garnett
James
Henry Scanlon, Jr
Lynn
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Marysville
Bernell Calvin Shu Samuel Thomas Stump
Blue Mound
Calvin Kent Upp
Wellington
Verle Otis Vermilion
Parsons
Wilbur Ward Wright
Howard
Market News Items From Local Markets And Cattle Prices
Market notes show Wheat at 1.95 and Corn at 1.14 with varied butterfat and livestock quotes. Kansas City livestock reports compare cattle and vealers to the prior week, noting mixed changes, with stock cows and feeders steady to higher and several price points across steers, heifers, and calves.
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Day in Wall Street Stock Market Report Fragment
Fragmented market notes describe early trading on Wall Street with prices firming and some stocks advancing. The report mentions automotive and industrial shares seeing interest while overall activity remains cautious amid mixed signals from traders.
Veterans urged to notify VA of change of address
World War I veterans who changed addresses since filing for the special National Service Life Insurance dividend should notify the post office promptly. If moving within the same community, inform the local postmaster. if moving to a new community, notify the postmaster of both old and new addresses. The VA said this ensures prompt delivery of dividend checks and notes post office change-of-address blanks are available. Brooklyn, Feb. 14. Dodgers plan a $65,000 keystone sack combination this year with Peewee Reese signing a $30,000 contract and Jackie Robinson reportedly set for $35,000.
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Veterans Administration
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Jackie Robinson
WREN to Broadcast Kansas Colorado Big Seven Game
WREN radio will go on the air at 10 15 oclock Lawrence time Monday night with a broadcast of the Kansas Colorado Big Seven basketball game from Boulder Colo.
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Lawrence
Boulder
Colo
In Memoriam for Charlie Brohammer
In loving memory of Charlie Brohammer who died February 4 1944. A death may part us but memory keeps him near. Sadly missed by children and grandchildren and all who knew him.
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Charlie Brohammer
Births at Memorial Hospital and area listings
In a Memorial Hospital notice families are listed with names and addresses including Lorena Mast Julia Maxwell Eva Pitcher Vincent Overbrook Earl Erwin and others. Birth reports note Mr and Mrs R R Pine 110 Connecticut Street a daughter yesterday and Mr and Mrs A R Richardson 334 Maiden Lane a daughter yesterday with additional births recorded for Lee Eilis Baldwin a son today.
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Rhodes Street
Julia Maxwell
Maine Street
Eva Pitcher
Kentucky Street
C. G, Vincent
Overbrook
Earl Erwin
Forest Street
Lady's Padget
Baldwin
Miriam McEwen
Sunnyside
Pat Anderson
Richland
Minta Bell Renz
R. R. Pine
Connecticut Street
A. R. Richardson
Maiden Lane
Lee Eilis
Southwestern Moundbuilders top Fort Hays in CCC battle
Southwestern Moundbuilders beat Fort Hays State 52 to 29 at Winfield to seize a share of the CCC lead with Emporia State and Pittsburg. Charley Fiffe scored 22 for Kansas Wesleyan, while Danny Kahler had 16 for Southwestern. Kansas Wesleyan rose to 6-0 in KCAC play with a 64 165 win over Baker at Salina. Bethany edged College of Emporia 76 37 to move into second place with a 5-1 mark. Two CCC and two KCAC games follow tonight.
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Associated Press
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