Reds Clamp Controls On Berlin Bound Trucks
Berlin reports say Soviet authorities tightened controls on trucks entering western Berlin from the Russian sector. American officials noted resumed airlift with 78 tons of food moved in 214 flights before weather halted operations. A Russian checkpoint was set inside the Brandenburg Gate to monitor traffic, while police under Russian orders were directing actions in the German sectors.
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Berlin
George P. Hays
Hecaliot Unity Party
U. S. Air Force
Rhine-Main
Wiesbaden
Seide
Adty
Air Force
Frank S
Paris
Moscow
Hin Hae
Brandenperg
Paul Markgraf
Tulsa Victims Guarded After Brutal Bludgeoning
Three survivors, Mrs. J. B. Cole 28 and her daughter Doris 13 and Levon Gabbard 14, were under 24 hour guard in Tulsa hospitals after a Friday attack. Police pursue one man believed linked to a rape and murder in the same district, as gun-armed residents bolster security amid a spate of similar crimes. Eleven suspects are in custody as investigators await victims’ condition updates.
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Tulsa
Okla
J. B. Cole
Doris
Levon Gabbard
Ench
Xorton
Ruth
Mrs. Nor
Named on All-Stars for Lawrence Kelta Team
Lawrence Kelta baseball players receive All-District honors as 16 players from the Topeka district are named. Gib Francis reports certificates signed by Raymond D Pu tt, president of the National Ball Congress of America. Colts selections include Carl Sanidefur Walter Mont Carl Elis Les Murphy Kard Johnson and Jay Drake.
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Bia
Lawrence Kelta
Gib Francis
Ého
Raymond Dputt
National Ball Congress of America
Topeka
Colts
Carl Sanidefur
Walter Mont
Carl Elis
Les Murphy
Kard Johnson
Jay Drake
Deaths and Funerals Notices Include Several Services
Funeral services for David Wat held at the Schubert chapel at 2:20 p.m. tomorrow for death at his home 1012 Rhode Island street. Leland Young will be in charge. Pallbearers listed. Rites for Mrs Schehrer of Eudora set at Holy Trinity church tomorrow at 9 a.m. Burial Holy Family cemetery. Pallbearers named. Miss Maxine Pippert, injured in motorcycle crash, improving at Law Memorial hospital. Lodge rites to be held tonight for officers in residence.
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David Watson
David Wat
Rhode Island Street
Schubert
Leland Young
Charcelal
Oak Hill
Comei
Otto A. Ides
Fredo T. Barteldex
Walter Wilson
Kenneth Johnson
Stelen Coffman
Stanley Fenster Meeker
Schehrer
Joe Rer
Eudora
Maxine Pippert
Law Memorial Hospital
Warships on Move In Mediterranean From Naples To Cuba
Rome July. U S warships in the Mediterranean move with four ships led by the aircraft carrier Kearsarge sailing from Naples on a southwest course under secret orders. Destroyers Meredith O’Hare and James Owens accompany, while Istanbul dispatch says three CSS cruisers and an escort carrier left ahead. Coral Sea with two destroyers sails from Nice toward Algiers. Missouri and others head toward Gibraltar for a dash to Cuba. Navy says seven ships’ movements have nothing to do with Palestine.
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Rome
U.S
Kearsarga
Naples
Alan
Meredith
O'Hare
James
Owens
Istanbul
Crgineers
Fargo
Huntington
Juneau
Palau
Istanbud
Adm
Forrent P. Shernati
Dafestine
Nice
France
Riviera
Coral Sea
Praltar
Miss
Algiers
Dyess
Bordelon
Missouri
Leary
Vesole
Gibraltar
Cuba
United States
Washington
Mediterranean
Palestine
Norris Brothers Open Modern Shop at New Locust Street Site
A three month modernization program in North Lawrence climaxes Thursday with Norris Brothers plumbing wiring heating and appliance shop opening at 500 Locust Street. The firm, formerly at 749 Locust Street, moved to the corner across from the Union Pacific right of way after buying it three months ago and carried out extensive interior and exterior renovations. The Norris firm includes Walden Everett and Claude, with Harry Westerbren joining. Donald Norris, a former partner, now works for Lawrence Paver Company. Renovations encompass painting, new fixtures, a redesigned front entrance and display windows plus a new sidewalk at the front and side.
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North Lawrence
Norris Brothers
Locust Sreet
Locust Street
Union Pacific
Lawrence
Donald Norris
Fir
Lawrence Paver Company
Few Holiday Injuries Reported in Lawrence
Emergency room reports from Lawrence me moral hospital describe minor injuries from Independence Day celebrations. Wayne Howbert of Toneka had a shhonk removed, Walter Montgomery sustained a badly bruised arm, and a Pinch ball caused a minor injury at Municipal Park. Marietta Deane, a Rhodora girl, suffered a fever and laceration to her left hand from a Singer incident. Anita Tingle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tingle, Route 6, was admitted Sunday with facial burns from a firecracker but in good condition at the hospital.
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Lawrence Memoral Hospital
Yeasterday
Anita Tingle
Orville Tinkie
Route 6
Kaw Area Forecast Expanded Within River District
The Kansas City river forecast district expands to include the Missouri River and all tributaries from Nebraska to Jefferson City with new rivers North Grand Chariton Blackwater and Lamine added. Kaw forecast remains limited to Kansas City area and will no longer reach Lawrence. Also reports a drowning near Garden City as Jim Jansen his wife Angela and two children perished when their boat capsized at Lake McKinney. Witt named to fill the late Stafford County commissioner term. Bensing resigns.
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Kansas City River
Kansas City Weather Bureau
Lawrence
Missouri River
Nebraska
Neb
Jefferson City
Garden City
Kan
Jim Jansen
Angela Jansen
Jimmy
David
Lake McKinney
Here
St. John
Wa Witt
Hu Kan
Esterday
Edward Bensing
St.John
Stafford Counye
Bensing
Lawrence notices and street work highlight local meeting and contests
Lawrence items include a 12 20 pm lawrence junior chamber meeting at the Eldridge hotel Crystal room with new directors to take office and elect officers for next year. Also the first leg of the New Hampshire Street widening project proceeds with cement work and water services on the 800 through 1000 blocks.
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Lawrerce Junior Chamber of Commerce Board of
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
New Hampshire
C. J. Posey
New Hampshire Street
Funk and von Schiarch
Delegate Urges Roosevelt to Quit Delegation
Oakland July 6 Patrick W. McDonough a California delegate to the Democratic national convention today urged State Chairman James Roosevelt to resign from the delegation He said Roosevelt should quit as confidence in the delegation’s integrity would be restored Roosevelt opposes President Truman’s nomination.
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Oakland
Calif
Patrick W. McDonough
California
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
McDonough
Truman
Eisenhower Calls for Kinship With All Nations
New York July 6 Dwight D Eisenhower urged Americans to recognize kinship with allAmericas and Europe stressing a shared interest and the need to make the country a better place for future generations Speaking to about 600 people at Columbia University Memorial Library he said the armed services guard a way of life and cited Washington Jackson Pershing Grant Jefferson Marshall among others in uniform to illustrate commitment He noted no public reaction to the Kansas university chancellors statement and touched on political divisions and university board discussions surrounding the seating of hawkers and possible withdrawal of KAU support.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ceptre
A9th
Columbia Univer
Ste Memorial Library
Colon
Americas
Europe
Eisenhower
Suer
Washington
Jackson
Pershing
Grant
Jefferson
Marshall
Mrs Betty Carpenter Wins Elks Scholarship
Betty Louise Balls of Lawrence Kau was awarded a $300 Elks scholarship at the national convention. Raymond Benjamin announced the award. Balls, now Mrs Charles Carpenter, is a Liberty Memorial High School graduate this spring.
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Betty Carpenter
Elks
Philadelphia
Betty Louise Balls
Lawrence Kau
The
Elks National Foundation
Raymond Benjamin
National Foundation
Misa Balls
Charles Carpenter
Liberty Memorial High School
Loyal Elks
Carpenter
C. E. Balls
Ohio Street
Jed Ellaworth
University
Memorial Hospital Admits A T Henry and Others
Names listed include A T Henry Route 3 Marjorie Rose TeSoto Samuel Musick Sunflower Richard Perkina 1209 Pennsylvania Mrs Eleanor Route A Mrs Jean Newell 417 North Eighth Mrs Margaret Ward 813 Louisiana Axel Hellstrom 609 East Ninth Art Watkins Route 4 Morris Brown Sunflower a daughter yesterday Mr and Mrs Glen 1033 Vermont a son today Thousands of buyers and sellers use the Journal World classified page.
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A. T. Henry
Marjorie’ Rose
Samuel Musick
Richard Perkina
Pennsylvania Street
Eleanor
Jean Newell
North Eighth Street
Margaret Ward
Louisiana Street
Axel Hellstrom
East Ninth
Art Watkins
Morris. Brown
Glen
Vermont Stret
Journal-World
Telephone Rate Hike Hearing Opened Today
July 8 in Tonk, Kansas. The hearing before the state corporation commission opened on Southwestern Bell Telephone Company's application for an immediate temporary rate increase. The company seeks a three and one third million dollar hike while perman ent rate determinations remain pending after previous legal actions and district court rejections.
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Tonek Kan
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kansas
State Corporation Commission
Com Zinn
Cor Y
Cheers For Eduard Benes Rings Thru Prague Streets
Crowds in Prague shout for Eduard Benes as a parade marches in rain. Communist premier Kelement Gottwalil receives silent treatment while Tito and Yugoslavia figures are denounced. In Kansas, the Lawrence Colts meet Louisburg in a state semi pro baseball tournament at Municipal Park tomorrow night.
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Eduard Benes
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Kelement Gottwalil
Benes
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Marx Lenin
T. G
Colts
Louisburg
Lawrence Colts
Wichita
Municipal Park
Unity School founder Charles Fillmore dies at 94
Charles Fillmore, president and co founder of the Unity School of Christianity, died yesterday at his home in Kanens City at age 94 after a brief illness. The Unity movement traces back to his ministry and writings.
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Unity
Kanens City
Charles Fillmore
The
Unity School of Christianity
Patterson Awarded $468 Scholarship for Seminary Study
James W Patterson, a Journal-World reporter since last September, won a competitive $400 scholarship to McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago for the 1948 49 year. He was among six entering students chosen from thirty six pre minis te entrants. Mr and Mrs Patterson and their one year old son will move to Chicago in September. they belong to First Presbyterian Church and KR U Westminster Foundation.
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James W. Patterson
The
Journal-World
McCormick Theological Seminary
Presbyterian
Chicago
Patterson
First Press Church
KR. U. Westminster Foundation
Museum head resigns at Spooner Thayer University
Mrs Mary Margaret Warner, curator at Spooner Thayer art museum on the University of Kansas campus, resigns effective July 15 after three years as head. Her successor is unsettled and Warner plans no announced future role. Previously she worked with University of Cincinnati school of applied arts.
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Mary Margaret Warner
Spooner-Thayer Art Museum
University of Kansas
Warner
University of Cincinnati
School of Applied Arts
Market News Wheat and cattle prices mixed on federal markets
Market news from New York and Kansas City outlines mixed movement across commodities. Wheat weak early on commercial buy, corn futures steady, hogs and cattle prices mostly steady to higher, with feeders and vealers showing gains and lambs holding above recent levels. Livestock markets in Chicago and Des Moines report steady to firm bid activity, with buyers and sellers balancing supply and demand amid light early trading.
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York
Corton Eany
Manane City Livestock
Kansas City
Calie
Ealver Tootal
Helfare
Nore
Strane
Atockers
Feadera
Atrong
Wehner
Janda
Cameron
Walla
Ewa
Alde
Clore City
Ap-Vsdai
Kansas
Kanaan
Arizons
Wall Street
New York
Song-Popular Rail
Amy Faut
Northern Plant
Une Fon Pas
Riektrecht
U.S
Livestock and grain prices drift in mixed Kansas City notes
The July livestock receipts report from Kansas City shows calves and hogs moving in uneven demand. Wheat prices slip but corn and other grains show minor gains or losses, with bids and market views reflecting variable demand and supply conditions.
Kansas City Market Warts and Dry Hay Outlook
Fragmented market notes from Kansas City and Chicago show hay markets firm on higher grades and lower on some alfalfa, with prairie trading drab and rains affecting supply. Potatoes and poultry prices drift, while Wall Street gains are modest and mixed among sectors. A personal note thanks readers for illness recovery support.
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Kansas City
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