Superintendent explains misload on California Limited train
Kansas City incident prompts official explanation by L M Olson of Topeka. Investigation shows a loading error at Union Station caused passengers for Emporia Newton and Wichita to be placed on the Lawrence route instead of the Ottawa route. Authorities vow corrective action to prevent repeat occurrences.
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Igho
L. M. Olson
Topeka
Ottawa
Lawrence
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Emporia
Newton
Wichita
Lawrence Frier
German Prince Counts Blessings in Camp Despair
Prince Philip of Hessen, heir to Germany’s rulers, recounts hardships after 20 months of Hitler imprisonment and 21 months in American custody. He lists small mercies, defends denazification, and recalls family tragedy including the death of Princess Mafalda and his own isolation in Flossenburg.
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Darmstadt
Germany
Victoria
Hitler
Prince Philip von Hessen
Darmstadt German City
Interrmert
Ite
Friesenburg
Daches Hosptal
USA
Robert Murphy Recami
Vittoris Emarueve
Hisly
Aexatich Exeynt
U.S
Hease
Prigen Hospital
Monmors Piller
Altho
Nazi Party
Liz
Flossenberg
Atape
Rincess Mafalda
Vatican
Rome
Herrom
Boris
Bulgaria
Buchenwah
Crown jewels and war time whispers of European princes
A fragmentary report notes questioned ownership of Hesse jewels and other royal artifacts after World War II. It mentions German princes, European noble families, and alleged isolation from the English royal circle, with references to aPowis prince and wartime losses.
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Hesse
Eurepe
Correspondent shot near Hanoi during Indochina fighting
Michel S. Moutschen AP correspondent and photographer was wounded by a sniper while the French unit crossed the Rouge River outside Hanoi. He suffered a neck wound with spine injury and severe throat bleeding, was rushed to Lanessan Hospital in Hanoi in critical condition.
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Michel S. Moute
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Meutschen
Exhibit by Helen Hodge Is of Interest Here
Mrs. Helen Hodge of Topeka shows paintings at Topeka high art gallery. The exhibit runs 2:30 to 6 daily and after school hours on weekdays. Opening day drew many viewers including Mrs. Hodge, whose landscapes, portraits, and still lifes are praised. Her work is now owned in many states.
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Helen Hodge
Topeka
Have Nictures
Toller
Kansas
George M. Stone
Union
Lawrence
Theodore Gardner
West Twelfth Street
Holders of Wholesale Liquor Stamps to Zero
Wichita news notes a drop in wholesale liquor stamps with 17 holders last June 1946 shrinking to near zero by February 1947 based on U S. Treasury records. Kansas lawmakers consider a measure deeming possession of federal stamps as evidence of liquor nuisance leading to a 1948 popular vote. Red Cross announces a Douglas Court chapter meeting in the community building basement on Monday.
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Kansas
Lynn R. Brodrick
U. S
Interpal
Sta‘e Senate
Topeka
Red Cross
Douglas Court
American Red Cross
Hegler Heads Children’s Home Topeka
Benjamin Herler of Wichita was reelected president of the Kansas Children’s Home and Service League. John E. Kirk of Topeka was reelected treasurer. W. P. Black of Wichita and Dr C K Schaeffer of Topeka named to fill board vacancies. The Journal work classified page was readers and gets results.
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