Bombay quiet after riots as Britain restores order
British communique says strikes ended and conditions in Bombay are practically normal with a strong naval and army presence. Casualties rise as civilians die, hospitals report many dead and wounded, while officials order inquiries into the disturbances and arrests aimed at curbing further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Altho Roglan
Arenas
Royal Navy
Glasgow
Congress Party
Bombay Students Congress
Ramsetadesits
Si Hoapital
Hoapital
Derning Ghata
Jawaharlal Nehru
Paper users urged to ditch wasteful practices for efficiency
A call appears urging all paper users to replace wasteful habits with efficient methods. It emphasizes reducing excess printing, reusing sheets, and prioritizing digital options to curb environmental impact and cut costs. Endorsers include local business groups and environmental advocates.
Edwards Twins Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Reports from Lawrence show infant deaths of the Edwards twins, services at Oakhill Cemetery, and multiple obituaries. Charles Delbert Miller, 42, of Lawrence and Oskaloosa ties, survived by wife Ruth Kahn Miller and children. funeral at Rumsey and burial at Oak Hill. Harvey Jasper Byford, 89, dies. services at Punk's chapel, burial in Deay cemetery. William H. Elder, 78, dies. services at Linwood Federated Church, burial at Mount Sidney with Linwood lodge honored. Mrs Anna Newby McGee, 71, Kansas City resident, survived by two sons and siblings. services at Blackman funeral home, Oak Hill burial. Mrs Mary E. Thomas, 78, former Lawrence resident, died in Kansas City. daughter Nadia Thomas. former Chi Omega housemother and choir leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Delbert Miller
Frenk
Miller
Maine Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Kanwaka
Lawrence High School
Oskaloosa
Ruth Kahn Miller
Larry Dean Miller
Judith Ann Miller
Tongsnoxie
Keith Baugh
Goff
Rumsey Funeral Home
Wesley Tillinghast
Tonganoxie
Warren Hile
Ok Hill Cemetery
Harvey Jasper Byford
Punk's Chapel
A. R. Martin
Deay
Eudora
Byford
Tennessee
Kansas
Douglas County
Elmer Byford
Cynthia Mack
Wilma Wade
Wiliam H. Elder
William H. Elder
R. A. Hays
New Jersey
Linwood
Illinois
Elizabeth Holmes
Elder
Linwood Lodge
A.F
A.M
Charles E. Hubbard
Clayton W. Roush
R. A.I Days
Mildred Elder
Beattie Collins
Vecompton
Elmer Nordstrom
Copeka
Harry J. Hicks
Kansas City
Robert Elder
Alfred J. Beil
Federated Church At
Mount Sidney Cemetery
No. 241
Anna Newby McGee
Research
Richard R. McGee
New Britain
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mary E. Thomas
W. H. Pilkington
West Armour
Mra. Thomas
Chi Omega
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Episcopal Church. Mrs. Thomas Is Survived By A Daughter, Nadia Thomas
Kansas University
Nina Pilkington Boyce
Ian He Pilington
Fermes Coe Iam H. 5
Farmer City
Larceny charge against 88 year old man after car theft
Louis Young 88 of 420 North Fan Street waived preliminary hearing on grand larceny charges after noon Saturday and was bound over to the district court for trial in bond set at 2000. He is jailed pending bond while charged with theft of a motor car and tools from Morgan-Mack Leather Co where he had worked about a year. Police began investigation after a salesman reported his car with a motor loaded in back had been driven away. The motor was later found in a yard on Mississippi Street and tools and other items taken from Morgan-Mack were found at Young's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Young
North Fan Street
Young
Morgan-Mack Later
Morgan-Mack
1000 Rock
Mississippi Street
Lawrence anglers share color film of Canadian fishing trip
Friends Frank McDonald and Carman hosted a supper at Eldridge Hotel then screened tech color fishing and hunting pictures from the Lake Ontario region in southern Canada. Charien Crister of Red Indian Lodge presented the show, detailing lake trout muskies bass deer moose and ducks across a scenic lake country. local churchmen praised county actions on licensing and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McDonald
Ban Carman
Lawrence
Wanda Territory
Ontario
Canada
Carman
McDonald
Transit strike could disrupt New York City services
New York City faced a potential transit strike as leaders of the Transport Workers Union threaten to walk out after mid night, seeking a $2 daily wage boost and sole bargaining rights for 32 000 civil service transit workers. The fire department and police prepared to handle emergencies and keep subways running if possible while Mayor O Dwyer urged union leaders to avert a city wide shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Vast Transit Syutam
C.I
Frank J
Quayle
James McElroy
William O ° Dwyer
CSO
Philip Murray
Niente
Murray
Dwyer
City of
O'Dwyer
Washington
Lee Pressman
C.I.U
T.W.U
Civil Service
Unified Transit System
Michael J. Quill
Quill
Sta
Local WWII Veterans Return Home With Discharges
Several service members arrived home after discharge. Lt. Jack E. Blevins, after 40 months in the Army Air Corps and 25 missions from Tinian, plans college in September and holds multiple honors including the Air Medal with two oak leaf clusters. Lt. Horace M. Mason and others also returned, sharing family news and future plans. A separate note reports a traffic case, parking fines, and a Meadowlark 4-H program set for Tuesday evening, with details of venue and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack E. Blevins
Bette Helle Blevins
Fort Logan
Colo
Army Air Corps
Japan
Tinian
Blevins
Weekly service men letter ends soon amid campus postwar shifts
Lawrence Kansas February 25 1946 residents note dwindling overseas readership of the Dear Buddy weekly epistle as two thirds of local men remain out of uniform. Vets surge across Mount Oread as 5300 students and staff depart for classes and dining. Community life includes VFW youth center opening and civic drives, from Red Cross to TB relief, with local business leaders and politicians shaping postwar plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trre
Massachusetts Street
Buddy
Lawrence Hears FCC FM Move and Local Civic Plans
Lawrence and nearby counties discuss radio rules as FCC hearing on WREN’s Topeka move sparks questions. The World Company may operate a new FM station in Lawrence. Memorial Drive plans at KU face alumni and faculty opposition while city bonds and projects hinge on votes and street widenings. Lawrence High wins league titles as KU baseball returns. basketball caps strong local pride amid state politics and a March 6 football welcome for George Sauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Wren
Topeka
FCC
Washington
The
World Company
Paul Porter
K. U
Marion Barlow
Penny
Griffith and
Johnson
George Melvin
South Park
Lawrence High
Kansas
Missouri
Columbia
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Norman
Olathe
Red Dugan
Private MacDougall Sent to Air Corps Basic Training
Pvt Ralph MacDougall inducted February 1 has left Fort Leavenworth for basic training at Sheppard Field Texas expected to last about six weeks. He is the son of Mrs Rose Wood and has long been known as Pat Wood after resuming his legal home upon entering service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph MacDougall
Army
Fort Leavenworth
Sheppard Field
Tex
Air Corps
MacDougall
Rose Wood
Connecticut Street
Pat Wood
Red Cross funds theft target in Wichita drive
Wichita Red Cross officials seek to top the annual campaign quota by at least 405 dollars after the amount was stolen from the Red Cross office. An air show at Smoky Hill Army Air Field near Salina drew about 15 000 spectators, featuring aerial dog fights glider maneuvers and simulated strafing and bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Wichita
Kan
UPL
Wichita Red Cros
Smoky Hill Field
Salina
Smoky Hill Army Air Field
Market News: Stocks and Commodities Mixed Across Domains
New York trading opens with weak leaders down while bonds rise and rails supply rises. Cotton unsettled amid buybacks and liquidation. Chicago wheat and corn hold at ceilings. Hog and cattle markets show activity, hogs steady near the top, cattle up to 15 cents, with Kansas City livestock showing varied bids, firm hog demand, and thin lamb sales. overall tone mixed amid price shifts and limited volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Livestock and Grain Prices Report From Kansas City Area
Reports show slaughter calves at 13.00 to 14.50, good feeder cattle mixed with hogs and ewes at varied prices. Killing classes steady for lambs. cattle and sheep shipments to Kansas City and regional markets. Grain and hay prices steady to unchanged with notes on receipts and futures. potatoes, butter, and eggs movement described with market tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Lee
Kaname City
Ap-Hda
Prairie
Ifa
Market Gloom Touches Stocks With Broad Declines
The stock market today fell sharply across sectors led by steels motors and railroads with blue chips sliding about eight points. Forenoon activity showed lively trading in a broader downtrend as American Telephone dropped six points for the bellwether in a rare move. Card of Thanks notes appreciation from grieving families for flowers kindness and sympathies following a husband father and son’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamtet
Seth Steel
Chrysler Corp
Cent Motors
AsUiuan
Elec
Geo Foods
Serh
Am Co
Benner
Radio Corp
Sears Roeh
Aj Anit Air
Shine State
American Telephone
Unclear OCR list of names and places near 2700 in sight
Fragmentary text mentions many names and entities including Rethie hem Repabiie BteeL General Melore and several railways unions and companies. The garbled lines reference locations such as Bextone Tyee and industries like Union Carbide Eastman Kodak Woolworth and American Can with no coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion Bextone
Tyee
Rethiehem
Repabiie
Melore
Chryeter
Union Partie Sana Fe
Southern Tacisie
Southern Railway
Northern Pacific
Schentes
Metiler
Union Carbide
Eastman Kos
Ward
Woolworth
Ty Pont
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Ama
Cancer Control
William Shepherd
Pine Bluff
Ark
American Cancer Society
Eldridge
Chamber Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Eels Young
First Presbyterian Church
NEW York Transit
Horace M. Mason
Naval Service
Great Lakes
Ill
Mason
Robert C. Carlson
Indiana Street
Carlson
J. H. Kaiser
Lawrence Brida
32Nd Field Artillery
Santa Fe Railroad
St. Louis
Paola
Lit
Kaiser
Wanda Lee Carlson
K. A
Sandra Lee
William N. Smith
Washington, D. C
Gevene Carlson
Rex Lee
Skelly Oil Co
Emporia
John J. McKinena
West Fourth Street
Leonard F. Trapp
Army Separation Center
Camp Chaff
Jeck A. Bellinger
Mildred Od Belli
University of Kansas
William Deihl
Orivka
Ichoolhous
Maurus Witter
Ments
Wwe
Mount Oread
Templea
Pop
Sunflower Ordnance
Massachusetts
Park Hetzel
F. B. Ross
C. of
Red
Kansas Power & Light Company
KEP
Wade Pierce
Topeka Company
Lawrence, Kansas
Harry Woodring
Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Vermont
Andy Schoeppel
Midridge
George Sauer
Sauer
Mrs
A. J. Winter
Tennessee Street
Virginia
Richmond
Willliam M. Tuck
Houston
J. M. Nagle
Treasury
W. B. Collier
Tokyo
Ap-Usda
Igher
Kansas City Cash Grain
U.S
Red McClures U
Nebraska
Elise Triumphe U
Bliss Triumphs U
Dakota Cobblers
Pontiacs
Friscona
Cope
Tive Springs
Broilers
Arkansas
Ley Springs
Chicheae
Bouter Atagy
Lloyd Siroky
Raivh
G. Chastain
Cora Siroky
Delbert C. Richardson Insurance Agency
Jeffries
Bubler- Ware Flying Service
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