Weather Improves as Spring Thaw Spreads Across Nation
The nation sees milder temperatures and sunny spells with a springlike thaw. Flood worries ease in Nebraska and the Nemaha River region as Army Engineers report no major overflows yet. Some light rain falls in New England and the Pacific coast remains calm amid early flood alerts.
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Weather Bureau
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Alma Bank Robbed in Alma Kansas Fire of Five Bandits
Five men robbed the First National Bank of roughly 5000 to 19500 dollars in Alma Kansas. Authorities pursued the men, recovering some money and detaining one suspect near Maple with more bandits still at large. The heist occurred as bank staff were forced to surrender cash while guards were overpowered.
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Kanbeh
Ana
Here
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Harold Schmitsenshier
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Moore
Tupeks
Sammy Meore Fined on Two Counts in Wrebate Court
Sammy oMeore of Indiana Street was fined on two counts in Wrebate court Monday for failing to stop at a traffic signal. He pleaded guilty and faced a seven month sentence, with portions of the fine scheduled to be paid. A winter dance at Wer ter Vere hospital featured an orchestra led by Bob Minick.
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Sammy oMeore
Indiana Street
Frank Gray
Bob Minick
Orchester Magvel
Wey 4
Mostelag
Wil Geeding
J Moe
Ima
Aute. Wrecking Company
Lawrence
Landmark 440-story stratoscraper proposed by San Francisco architect
A. McF. Mv unveils a visionary plan describing a 440 story stratoscraper that would include 106000 apartments housing Barrons and 1000 stores. The project would also feature 50 movie theaters 50 night clubs 20 churches 10 hospitals and 10000 offices in a very sensitive stage of development.
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San Francinos
A. McF. Mv
Baldwin man injured in road collision with truck
A Baldwin Co-Op worker Neily Mueller and his wife were in a crash on Highway 50 near Baldwin. Mueller suffered a head wound requiring four stitches and bruises. his wife was uninjured. The other driver Grady Hicks reported striking a parked car to avoid a child darting onto the road.
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Uae
Neily Muel
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Ainery
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Wade J.wendinh
Mueller
Dones
Travis Glass
Grady ‘Hicka
Sunflower
Lawrence
Hicks
Fred Howard
Houte 2
Ite
Tom Howird
Emt
Kansas House Debates Osteopath Bill and Employment Provisions
The Kansas House discusses an osteopath bill and wage related employment conditions. Several appropriation bills are introduced by the Ways and Means Committee funding the general and state departments, historic society, and other agencies. A county court convict faces fines and jail for passing a bad check.
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Yoreka
Web
Pernttigstats
Tee Lysis
Murata
Ph Bo McFarland
Chase
Parole Revoked for Wilbur Gfeiler in County Jail
Wilbur Gfeiler was ordered to serve a 12 day balance of a 30 day sentence after his parole, granted May 24, was revoked by Judge Frank Graype for drunkenness in a public place on February 11.
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Gfeiler
Frank Graype
Mrs Frank Moranville Dies At Home
Mrs Frank Moranville of 0 B44 Maple Street died early this morning at her home. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at Rumsey funeral home with Rev George Fetter presiding. Burial will follow at Oak Hill cemetery. She is survived by her husband Frank B Moranville of the home and three brothers J O Sevedge of Chanute, George L Sevedge of St Petersburg Florida, and William D Sevedge of Topeka.
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Maple Street
Rumsey
George. Fetter
Oak Hill Cemetery
Frank B. Moranville
J. 0
Kansas Battery B 139th Field Artillery marks thirtieth reunion
Prof. J M Jewett of the Kansas Geological Survey named poet of commander for Battery B during the 30th annual reunion of the 139th Field Artillery. Jess Davis of Lawrence became vice commander and Claude Buckner of Ottawa reappointed secretary. A large turnout attended the World War I era reunion dinner with Mrs E H Prae presenting a cake inscribed Thirtieth Anniversary.
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J. M. Jewett
Kansas Geological Survey
139Th Field Artillery
Jess Davis
Lawrence
Claude Buckner
Ottawa
Do AB
Edeward H. Pra
Fragmentary birth note from Lawrence city records
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a birth in Lawrence with scattered names and places. It references a family move to Slane and hints at local establishments and individuals, though many words are garbled and uncertain.
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Bebo Au
Teter Rienour
Slane
Lawrence
Snenie
Franklin
Mia
Caret BL City
New York
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Wippard
Sandawson
Peter
Bill Allows U S to Import Spies for Surveillance
The House Armed Services Committee backs early action on a secret measure to let the CIA bring up to 100 individuals into the United States annually who supplied important intelligence to U S agents abroad. The note mentions a spy containment and alien liaison. Also, an orthopedic clinic hosted by Kiwanis at Lawrence Memorial Hospital is announced with Wed appointment details.
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Cantral
United State
House Armed Servicers Committee
House
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The
Kiwanis Clib
Lawrence
Births and Names Reported in Rhode Island
Birth notices list several new additions including Mr and Mrs Tae Dreads, a daughter born yesterday, and Mr and Mrs George Kramer welcoming a new child. The report names multiple families and Street addresses in Ohio Kentucky and Rhode Island.
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George Kramer
Pritchard Speaks on American Economy at Lawrence Dinner
Leland J. Pritchard, finance professor at KUW, spoke to about 70 members and guests at the Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner at Hotel Eldridge. He discussed postwar recovery factors, unemployment highs in the late depression, and the peacetime expansion of savings, banking, business, and imports.
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K UW
Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Pritchard
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Jeredic
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Woody
Harold Swartz
Eugene Doane
Missouri cancels phone rate hike order in refund ruling
Missouri Public Service Commission cancels a requested rate increase by Keil Teleahha and orders refund of amounts collected under the new rates. The action, issued from Jefferson City, involves revising fees and ensuring customers are repaid for the higher charges.
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Missouri Public Service Com- Keil
Two Cars Damaged In Separate Collisions
Police reported two car wrecks yesterday near Seventh and New Hampshire streets. One crash involved Charles Willer and KL Allie Ton with no injuries and no arrests. The other involved Florence Hye and Anthony Grant at 20 Tennessee Street with no injuries and no arrests.
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Redding
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Florence Hye
Tennessee
Grant Atrent
Market and Grain Prices Across Cities Show Mixed Movement
New York markets show slight declines in major indices while grain centers report varied moves. Wheat and cotton trade are uneven with cash grain arrivals steady in Chicago and Kansas City livestock and poultry prices reflecting current market appetite.
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Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
Mrs. H. G. Heard and Mrs. Will Johns thank friends and neighbors for cards and flowers received during their recent illnesses. They cannot thank everyone personally.
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Arecent
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Senators push reform to outlaw electoral college method
Washington reports a bipartisan push from northern Republicans and southern lawmakers to abolish the electoral college. Lodge Pulbvicht and others tell the senate judiciary committee the current system is unfair and unrepresentative, proposing a constitutional amendment to split electoral votes by state popular results. A second measure would legalize betting machines in Kansas horse and dog racing under a new bill.
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Kansas
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Lebo
Senate Leaders Dismiss George Proposal as Unlikely to Pass
Senate leaders said George's proposal faces slim odds of advancing from committee. The early reaction signals little support and broad procedural hurdles ahead for the measure.
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