Marie presses quick confidence vote on new French cabinet
In Paris on July 27 Prime Minister Andre Marie moved to force a rapid confidence vote for his newly formed cabinet. The plan aims to sway deputies from the extreme left to support a moderate conservative program while addressing internal party splits over economic policy and the finance post. Georges Bidault relinquished foreign affairs to Robert Schasseur as centrists reshuffle.
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Paris
Premer
Andre Marie
Bia
Jeta
Charles DeGaulle
Kia’y
Marc Or Boon
Attac
Fau R Paud
Marie
Reynaud
Confiderce
Georges Bideult
France
Robert Schassier
Fonte Jen
Popular Republican Movement
Forjicy
National Assembly
Markets Rally Amid Mixed Signals From July Trade News
Amid July market chatter and mixed weather hints, grains show small gains while livestock prices edge upward. Reports from Kansas City and New York describe tame corn demand, firm hog futures, and steady cattle bids, with cautious optimism ahead of harvest but uneven regional sentiment.
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New York
APO Binks Algher
Tehr Mill Marine
Teoatea
Hoge
Primary election faceoffs shape up with few contests
Democratic slate includes most offices with only the U S Senate and governor races contested. Prohibition nominates governor as its only contest. Socialists have no ballot candidates. party-switching allowed until 30 days before polls. county clerk notes voter eligibility and ballot change rules.
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Lawrence
Repea
Eudora
U. S. Senate
Prohibition Party
Gerhart
Dave
Deaths and Funerals from Local Notices
Multiple brief death notices and funeral details for infants and adults. Infant John Mason Evans, son of Mr and Mrs Jack C, services at Lawrence Memorial Railside Cemetery. Henry R Rogan funeral at St James A M E church with A W Gooleby directing, burial Maple Grove Cemetery. Mrs Zala E Jones files $34,000 against Chicago Rock Island Pacific for collision injuries near Kansas City, Mo. James Slack reported missing at age 20 near Pikes Lawrence Lodge AF and AM announces communication July 26 7 30 p m.
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John Mason Evans
Jack C
West Sixth Street
Lawrence
Ae Ill Cemetery
Mason Conrad
K. C. Evang
Lawrenc
Henry
Rogan
Henry R
St.James A.M. E
A. W. Gooleby
Maple Grove
Dama
Wichita
Kan
Zala E. Jones
Dodge City
Federal District Court
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Rock Island
H City
Truman Price Proposals Spark Mixed Reactions In Congress
Senator Wherry labeled the message purely political while criticizing the price and other recommendations. Democratic leaders supported the plan, but Southern delegates pressed civil rights objections. The Senate banking panel will convene Thursday as GOP leaders consider adjournment options.
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Wherry
Mr. Truman
Capital Hill
Southernern
Wolcott
R.mich
Republican High Command
Truma
G.O.P
Congress
Six Teams Remain in Kansas State Semi Pro Tourney
Wichita July 27 Six teams survived the 18th annual Kansas state semi pro baseball tournament with quarter final contests set. Topcka’s Decker Oiler Wing unbeaten in five games leads the field while Aita Cessna Bobey has one loss in five. Topeka nine seeks a 10 inning edge over Kansas City American Meats in the feature tonight at Brm. Cesena and Kansas Bions meet after undefeated run ended. Glasco Eagles and Wichita Bombers meet after one defeat each, with Carin Bobcats eliminating Wichita Davis Skyliners 3-2 in ten. Colt hurler Walt Montgomery fanned 17 but support faltered.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas State
Topska
Decker Oiler Wine
Aita Cessna Bobey
Topekan'’s
Kansas City American Meats
That
Will Meat
McPherson National Co
Br m
Kansas Bions
Deckers
Cesena
P.m
Wichita Boeichz
Glasco Eagles
Cerin Bobcats
Wichita Davis Skyliners
McPherson
Lawrence Winter Coke
Walt Montgomery
Colt
Final Recital by Midwestern Music Camp Students at University of Kansas
Students from the Midwestern Music camp will perform in the second and final summer recital at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Freech Auditorium at the University of Kansan. The program features a chamber mix including piano quintets, string trios, clarinet, horn and brass ensembles, and solo piano works. Prominent performers include Alene non tropne, Heather Lee Th reiharger, and Marina, with pieces by Brahms, Schumann, and Mozart among others.
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Freech
University of Kansan
Alene
Firey
Administration warns of turpentine poisoning risk
A brief UP report warns that accidental turpentine administration to an infant could cause fatal damage. The notice emphasizes serious health risks and urges caution to prevent such accidents.
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Ima
Rising living costs drive calls for action on housing and wages
The article highlights public demand to check living costs, led by President and chief executive stressing the need for cheaper housing. It notes a proposed authority to limit increases only to avoid breaking an ice ceiling, with exceptions to remedy hardship or correct inequities.
Landis and Armstrong Win State 4-H Health Honors
Donald Landis fifteen year old son of Mr and Mrs W FE Landis Route 6 earned blue ribbon status at the state 4 H health camp near Junction City Rock Springs ranch. Selection was based on exam appearance participation and interview. Joanne Armstrong sixteen daughter of Mr and Mrs L O Armstrong Route 2 Meadowlark club LMHS senior was Douglas county's second representative at the camp.
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Donald Landis
W. FE. Landis
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Mately
Dorothea Schroeder
Land
Liberty Memorial High -School
Joanne Armstrong
L. O. Armstrong
Douglas County
Organize New District In Wakarusa Township
Patrons of two southwest Wakarusa township districts joined to form a larger district meeting at Pleasant Valley 1 school. The Pleasant Valley officers were re elected in the merged district with O E Luekan director Evan Griffith clerk and Vernon M Garrett treasurer. They will serve until the next annual meeting in April. Students will attend Pleasant Valley school as no class was held in the Model School last year.
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Model
Pleasant Valley
Wakarusa
Pleasant Valley 1
Pleaant Valley
O. E. Luekan
Evan Griffith
Vernon M. Garrett
No Decision on Proposed New Wellsville District
July 27 GPR A proposal seeks a rural high school district centered at Wellsville. State official will not decide on an at election for district approval for at least two weeks after a hearing. County officials in Douglas and Franklin support, Miami County officials oppose. Ottawa High School concerns about boundary proximity and impact on rural students near Ottawa.
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Toneka
GPR
Wellsville
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Douglas
Franklin
Miami County
Genge Tarker
Ottawa
E| Gene
Admitted Patients at Memorial Hospital Range Live Update
At Memorial Hospital admitted list includes Mrs. Helen Evans of 710 West Sixth Street Mrs. Ruth Winders of Sunflower Mrs. Maryine Mitchell of West Twenty first Street Genevieve Green 1632 Tennessee Street Mrs. Willie Wright 433 Maple Street Mrs. John Rosa and baby 627 Connecticut Street Mrs. Howard Smith and baby 809 Ly One Street Barbara Smith 1104 Pennsylvania Street Vernon Heine Richland Mrs W L Holladay 734 Walnut Street Sharon Key Schultz Tonganoxie Mrs Layne Standley Richland Route
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Helen Evans
West Sixth Street
Ruth Winders
Sunflower
Maryine Mitchell
West Twenty — First Street
Genevieve Green
Tennessee Street
Willie Wright
Maple Street
John Rosa
Connecticut Street
Howard Smith
Baby
Lyone
Barbara Smith
Pennsylvaniaia
Vernon Heine
Richland
W. L. Holladay
Walnut Street
Sharon Key Shultz
Tonganoxie
Layne Standley
Birth Reports From 1846 Tennessee Almanac
Birth notices report a son named Yaster born to Mr and Mrs Ware Cray in Tennessee in 1846. The fragment mentions social announcements and floral references, indicating a local record of a newborn and parental names.
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C. OR
Ware Craey
Tennessee Atrest
Yaster
Accident Report Incomplete Memoir Note
A man identified as William Jackson of Noerderma Street was treated in the emergency room after swallowing a patent corn remover. Details on agency, date, and circumstances are incomplete.
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William Jackson
Gonald
Mr. and Jackson
Noederma Street
Truman’s postwar program stirs mixed views in New York
New York observers react to President Truman’s legislative proposals with approval of several objectives yet denounce parts risking inflation and economic interference. Figures like the American Meat Institute oppose meat ration plans as unsolved and artificial. Charles B. Vose of the Cotton Exchange defends market self regulation against outside controls.
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New York
Truman
American Meat Institute
Charles B. Vose
New York Cotton Enchance
Preside Truman
Explosion Traps Miners At Kings Station Mine
An explosion occurred at the Kings Station mine near Princeton Indiana in the afternoon trapping an estimated 18 to 25 miners at the mine mouth. Authorities in Princeton and Evansville were alerted for ambulances and deputies as the shaft mine, one of Indiana’s largest, normally employs about 900 workers.
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Princeton
Ind
Kings Station
Newamen
Evansville
Bert Martin
Indiana
Coal mine blaze in McCurtain forces around-the-clock work
In McCurtain Oklahoma July 27 miners toil in 24 hour shifts to fight a Lone Star coal mine fire that has burned since Tuesday. Rescue crews search for 54 year old Lars Vinge missing after a cave-in near the fire area as twenty one workers were present. one killed and nineteen escaped. The collapse damaged mine timbers, cars, and wiring 1200 feet from the slope mouth.
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McCurtain
Okla
Phifta
Lone Star
Lars Vinge
Vacation fishing trip yields fifty one catch and heat report
Alvin Haverty and sons Charles Junior and Beebe plus George Williams trip reports a 51 fish catch on a deep sea style outing in California. Alvin claims the largest fish. Mrs Haverty accompanies. The day’s temperature hits 115 degrees en route to Phoenix. They plan to return home late next week. Eben B Farley praises fire prevention after finding his 1934 Ford damaged near KU campus with a note from National Fire Prevention Committee. River levels on Wakarusa crest at 24 feet and fall, last week reached 26 feet. MINER 18 electrocution noted.
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California
Alvin Haverty
Charles
Junior
Beebe
George Williams
Alvin
Mrs. Haverty
Phoenix
Ariz
Eben B. Farley
Pennsylvania Street
University of Kansas
Farley
National Fire Prevention Committee
Miner Dies in Coal Mine Accident Near Pittsburg
Pittsburg Kan July 27 Elmer H Burge a 41 year old Arcadia miner was killed in an accident at Mackie Clemens Coal company pits near here Companions said Burge was standing in a foot of mud and water when a coal loader backed over a high voltage cable crushing and shorting the what It was a fatal mishap. Burge a World War I veteran and commander of the Arcadia American Legion post this year was pronounced dead at the scene despite artificial respiration efforts.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Elmer H. Burge
Mackie-Clemens Coal Company
Toompanions
Burge
Borge
Arcadia Arican Legion
Pull day rate and debts amid corporate names
Fragmentary OCR lists rates and owed amounts around a Pull day, naming Cuties, Wright, Lind and a wave of entities such as Montgomery Ward, J. 1 Case, Kennecott, Dow Chemical, Santa Ker New s Central, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. Mentions December and various directors with sparse context.
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Dee
Cuties
Wright
Lind
Abes! Mreticos
Bethlenem
Siew
Tay Motors
Stade Baree
Montgomery Ward
Schenwares Raison Kennecott American Can
Dow Chemical
Ristional Papen
Santa Ker News Central
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Mission Command
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Dremier
Robert T. Price
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Richard B. Stevane
Raymond F. Rice
May T. Wright
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Omoweek
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Ray Dlepi
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Sears
Roetless
James Slack
Waskogee
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
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Walter’ H. Varnum
Lawrence Colts
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Eather Lee Threiharger
Low ‘Welty
Foia Re Senek
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Alntemne Marina
Martlyn Lind
Sue Koehier
Sua Wilson
Lucille Lante
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Chee
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Teday Grette
Brooks Beck
Columbia
Ger. J. Strom Thurmond
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Tex
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Traylor
Calvin Merrance
Saat
Les E. Morgan
Fifta
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Merle McKinney
Leedt
Lawrence Delivary
Lawrence Memorial CO
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