Bradley says Western Europe can be held with time and aid
General Omar N. Bradley told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that free nations in Europe can defend Western Europe if given time and military aid. He urged Congress to approve $1,222,500,000 to continue foreign arms aid for another year and noted European allies have numerous production projects needing dollar support. Senate talks aim to rewrite arms bill to curb President Truman's powers.
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Omar N. Bradley
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Vandenberg
R-Mich
Johnson
Michigan
United States
Green
D-R.l
North Atlantic Treaty Group
Montgomery to Join Union Co publisher at Junction City
John Montgomery of Junction City announces his son John D. Montgomery of Miami Beach Florida will become co publisher of the Daily Union. The Montgomery family has owned the paper for over half a century with ties to the Brazil Herald and Daily Florida Sun. A new directory slate is to be elected June 8 with Fred W. Atchison as president.
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Kan
Anne Garr
Montgomery
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Daily Union
John D. Montgomery
Miami Beach
Fla
Union
John Montgomery
Brazil Herald
Rio de Eae
Florida Sunter
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Fred W. Atchiee
Amare Eee
Seul
Activi
Farm Bread Market Seen With Growth Potential
A survey by Professor Johnson shows 20 percent of 156 Manhattan families prefer loaves with 14 percent more nourishment than the current loaf. The market study indicates demand could sustain expanded production of the so called farm bread.
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Johnson
Manhattan
Ives Calls for Action as McCarthy Charges Grow
Washington debate over McCarthy claims intensifies with talk of a new panel to review loyalty files and access FBI records. Senator Ives and allies push Republicans to unite for a decisive move on the administration’s handling of alleged communist influence in the State Department.
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Ives
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Presidernedy
Gens Te Foreign Relations
Schater McCarthy
R.-Wis
Tydings
D.-Md
McCarthy
FBI
Senate
State Department
Tydings Committee
Red
Thye
R.-Minn
Jin
Pi—Sena
Nine students graduate with honors at K U
Lawrence natives Roger Lane Clubb Winifred Ann Wilson and two more Loyola area graduates join nine honors students in a special liberal arts and sciences program. The honored cohort includes Edmund Ahrens Jett Eberhardt Howard Hallman Charles Hoffhaus Earl Shurtz and Lawrence Ed.
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K. U
Lawrence
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Roger Lane
M.D
Kentucky Street
Ogden S. Jones
University Drive
Winifred Ann Wilson
Mary E. Wilson
Tennessee Street
Edmund G. Ahrens
Fort Scott
Jett Eberhardt
Glasco
Howard Wesley Hallman
Pittsburg
Charles Earl Hoffhaus
Salina
Earl Burton Shurtz
Automobile crash injures no one in midnight city wreck
An early morning collision in the 600 block of Masaachunet street involved a car driven by R. M. Austin of 726 Missouri Street and a pickup truck driven by Lenne Smith of 64 Minoia. No injuries were reported and both vehicles sustained damage. police said the car backed from the curb into the truck’s path.
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R. M ‘Austin
Missouri Street
Lenne Smith
Masaachunet Street
Price
Aliaht
Late Baseball Scores from Boston and Chicago Games
Baseball brief notes several games with Boston Red Sox beating an unnamed opponent 8 to 4 and Chicago's five runs in a game, plus Pittsburgh on June 8 with Bobby Thomason homering and driving in runs for Newark Giants in a win over Pittsburgh Pure Linch.
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Boston
Chicago
Red Sox
Pitteburgh
Thomason
Vane
Newark Gianja
Puburg
37 Rescued From Sea After Plane Crash
Sixty miles east northeast of Miami a Westair twin engine plane plunged into the Atlantic. The destroyer USS Saufley and a Cape Ann sighted five bodies while rescuing 37 survivors, all migrant workers from Puerto Rico en route to the United States. The plane had attempted to reach Nassau after a failed motor on its San Juan to Wilmington run.
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Sanfiey
Miami
Westair Company
Puerto Rico
San Juan
Wilmington
N.C
Nassau
USS
Saufley
Saufley J
Coast Guard
Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling ends segregation at OU graduate school
Dr George L Cross OU president says ruling removes segregation in the graduate school but anticipates few Negro students next fall. McLaurin, the retired professor, says the decision validates efforts to end legal segregation nationwide. Roscoe Dunfee calls the ruling almost too good to be true. McLaurin may not return for summer term.
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Okls
Igeorge L. Cross
University of Oklahoma
University Graduate School
Supreme Court Ontlaws
Teon
G. W. McLaurin
Oklahoma Graduate School
Cros
Roscoe Dunfee
Black Dix Watch
Oklahoma City
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
McLaurin
United States
California Primary Draws Massive Crowd at Stadium
Politicians turn attention to California primaries with 8 000 in attendance as James Roosevelt and Earl Warren vie for governor. National spotlight centers on Hickenlooper in Iowa while Loveland competes with Kraschel for Senate. In Kansas, 1 000 slum residents watched graduation events at Memorial Stadium ending three days of programs.
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Appclatea
James Roosevelt
Earl Warren
Jawa
Hickenlooper
Jan Qacrent Ink
Albert Loveland
Brannan Farm
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
Tf Hickenloopers
Loveland
Nelson G. Kraschel
Agriculture
Brannan
Kraschel
Warren
Roosevelt
Peredent
Isenatoria
Downey
iDemocrat
Helen Gahagan Dov
Manchester Boddy
Republiican
Richard Nixon
South Dakota
Chan Gurney
Francis Case
House
New Mexico
David Chavez
Chavez
Arkansas
Jay Jones
Kansas
District of Columbia
Australia
British West — Indies
Ina
Costa Rica
Czechoslovak
Iran
Israel
Italy
Philippine Islands
Polio diagnosis for six year old in Douglas County
A six year old, Ted Williams, son of Sgt. and Mrs. St. L. Williams of Sunny Hide, has tested positive for polio at the K U Medical Center in Kansas City. The boy is making good progress at the hospital after being admitted Sunday. His father said the family is one of four children in the home. Medical officials say an early start is needed based on prior epidemic patterns in 1946 and 1949.
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Douglas County
K. U. Medical Center
Ted Williams
Mra
St. L. Williams
Sunnyhide
Williams
K. U
Kansan
Boyn
James Mott
Mott
KU Announces Plans for 1950 Summer Session at KU
University of Kansas officials outline eight week summer term beginning Monday at 7 A M ending August 5 with classes for most students except law enrollees The schedule includes July 4 as a holiday and final exams on the last day of classes Enrollment is expected around 1 000 below last year educators predict heavier enrollment in education programs Additional recreational and cultural offerings include lectures concerts and outdoor dances through late July
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University of Kansas
George B. Smith
James Ey Hitt
E. U
Hitt
Dean Smith
Hoch
Hoch Auditorium
Rain Returns to Topeka Weather Forecast
Forecaster Richard Garrett predicts cooler air and thundershowers moving into Kansas after a warm spell. Northwest Kansas will see the change first late Wednesday with thundershowers by Thursday. Tonight lows near 0 are forecast with Wednesday highs from the extreme east to central and west.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Calder
Mercury
Goodland
Garden City
Phillipsburg
Chanute
Eight Hurt In Texas Tornado Texas Tornado Strikes Southeast Texas
A tornado ripped through southeast Texas injuring eight people and leveling several homes and buildings. Five injuries were reported in Kenny and Krump areas about 60 miles northwest of Houston amid a day of variable weather across the United States.
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Aeocatta
Chicago
U.S. Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Florida
Lake Superior
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Desert
Blythe
Calif
Texas
Kenny
Houston
Krump
Eight injured in head on crash near Teepee junction
A Greyhound bus and a car collided on highway 2440 about 12:20 PM one mile east of Teepee junction. Eight injured, two critically. passengers and driver identified from Kansas City and Lawrence.
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Greyhound
Teepee Junction
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Smbulance
Knute M. Thompson
Amor E.bannister
Kansas City
Thompson
Bannister
Emerge Jency
Edith Kelly
Colony
Frances Shamaker
Caney
A. J. Walk
Mecyeville
George Pyle
Alabamaa Tree
Lawrence
John K. Prince
Purdon
Texand
Lowiee Pruitt
Bedford
Lincoln
James Head
Hank Brown
Baker University holds commencement with diplomas and honorary degrees
About 134 seniors received diplomas in Memorial Hall as President Nelson P. Horn and Dean Benjamin A. Gessner presented the awards. Honorary degrees went to Rev. Sam Hedrick of Boston, Kingsley Hall of New York, and Laur en Edward Conger of Yates Center. Fifty year medals were awarded to alumni including John Colburn Bridwell, Homer Kingsley Ebright, Charles Lattimer, and Edgard Francis Ril. Dr. Ray L. Smith of Chicago gave the commencement address criticizing communism and urging hope despite world crises.
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Baker Aplomas
Memorial Hall
Nelson P. Horn
Benjamin A Gessner
Sam Hedvick
Boston
Wrence
Kingsley Hall
New York City
Lauren Edward Conger
Yates Center
John Colburn Bridwell
Lignum
Homer Kingsley Ebright
Baldwin
Charles Lattimer
King
Westville
Okla
Edgard Francis Ril Platteville
Wis
Ray L. Smith
Chicago
Smith
Bankers to Gather for Two Day Clinic at Kansas University
More than 300 bankers are expected to attend a two day clinic at Kansas University with 331 advance registrations. The event opens tomorrow at 10 a.m. with MAL Breidenthal of Kansas presiding, followed by a closed dinner session in the Memorial Union. Sessions will be housed in fraternity houses and dormitories. The clinic is sponsored by the Bank Management Commission, Kansas Bankers Association, KU Extension, and the Kansas State Banking Department.
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K. U
MAL. Breidenthal
Kansas
Memorial Union
Bank Management , Commission, Kins Bankers Association
Kh. Uy Extension
Kansas Stater Banking Department
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