Revolt in Arequipa Leaves Dozens Dead in Peru
In Arequipa Peru rebels seized key sites including city hall and airport before loyalist forces subdued the uprising. About 40 people were killed with many wounded as government troops moved in and censorship was lifted. The revolt, led by Francisco Mostajo, followed clashes between striking students and police amid pending elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Arequipa
Communista
Francisco J. Mostajo
Mostajo
National Electoral Board
Apra Party
Democratic League
Most
Manuel Odria
Andy Galloway Breaks Leg After South Park Ball Game
Andrew Andy Galloway 11 son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Gillaway fell during a South Park baseball game and broke his ankle. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in good condition and may be released late today. teammate Larry Kitlen collided with another fielder but survived without injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Andy" Galloway
Charles A. “Chi" Gillaway
Rhode Ialand Street
South Park
Lawrence Memorial Heapital
Andy
Elka
Larry Kitlen
Ralph Kitlen
Minsiasippi Street
Galloway
Lawrence Memorial
Kitten
Emergency Board Recommends Wage Hike For Railroad Group
Washington June 15 The emergency board recommended a 40 hour week and a 1 cent hourly pay rise for about 75 000 yard service employees Denied pay boosts for about 125 000 trainmen and conductors The board filed its report with President Truman It notes unions have 30 days to negotiate before strikes A 40 hour week would be effective Oct 1 with yard workers currently at six hours pay would rise to 176 an hour The 11 cent boost would offset shorter hours costing railroads about 40 million dollars yearly Board members include Justice Roger I McDonough Prof Gordon S Watkins and Justice Mart J O Malley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LFA
Emergency Board
Truman
Tec
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Order of Railway Conductors
Rail —Way
Roger I. McDonough
Utah Supreme Court
Mart J. O'Malley
Indiana Supreme Court
Gordon 8. Watskins
University of California
Siuttenantone
Stokely Canning Plant Finishes 1950 Kaw Valley Pea Pack
Stokelys of East Tenth street completed the 1950 Kaw Valley pea harvest. About 50,000 cases were packed in 10 days with forecasts below normal due to poor growing conditions and aphid blight. Plant employed 300, with 100 extras. most extras released as pork and bean canning resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokely Canning
East Tenth Street
R. W. Pickett
Pickett
Kaw Valley
Stokely
Aroun Lawrence
15 ARE APPOINTED Wichita June 15
Fifteen major Boys State appointments announced by Alden Brownleve of Lawrence new governor of the American Legion citizenship program. Appointments include Hutchinson highway patrol colonel Mike Chalfant and Lawrence patrol lieutenant Stanton Ball among others. over 450 Boys Staters received lessons in legislative and judicial procedure from Sedgwick county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Alden Brownleve
Lawrence
Mike Chalfant
Hutchinson
Stanton Ball
Dick Landiffer
Stafford
Louie Phillips
Steve Acker
Manhattan
Kenneth Hausier
Kansas City
Don Shields
Bill Arnold
Salina
Charles Sparks
Goodland
J. Lester Hooper
Dwain Pilkington
Pratt
Don Mabrey
Leon Mason
Bobs Dryden
Dan Haegert
Topeka
Bors
Sedgwick County
Weather Outlook Signals Cooler Western Kansas
Topeka reports sweltering Kansas weather with promised relief as the western region is expected to see increasing clouds and cooler conditions. Tomorrow may bring much cooler temperatures if a western low pressure moves eastward, with eastern and southern areas drying after storms. Local highs Friday range 80 to 95, with Garden City and Liberal hitting 104 yesterday and Russell recording 65 overnight.
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Topeka
Kansas
Garden City
Liberal
Weather Bureau
Russell
Dorrance
Topeka Receives First Wheat Shipment
Topeka on June 18, 1945 received the first care load shipments of Kansan wheat. A four carload consignment from Caldwell was praised as beautiful wheat by Ralph Cook, chief grain man, testing 63 pounds with 13.7 percent moisture and protein ranging from 13.90 to 14.25. Feed center quoted $24 a ton.
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Topeka
Opel
Topeks
Ralph Cook
Rain Manerstar
Caldwell
Cook Eald
Law Appointments at Kansas University September 1
Chancellor Malott announces two law faculty hires at the University of Kansas effective September 1. Quintin Johnstone becomes associate professor after Yale SJ D and Oregon state teaching. Oldfather joins as assistant professor after Harvard Law and Nebraska roots, with Navy service and a family of four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Deane W. Malott
Quintin Johnstone
Charles H. Oldfather, Jr
Johnstone
Yale University
Willamette University
Oregon
University of Chicago
Minois
Cornell University
OPRA
Oldfather
K.A
Milwaukee
Wis
Harvard Law School
Lincoln
Neb
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Nebraska
Harvard
Phi Beta Kappa
Navy
Kansas Hits 1950 Cancer Campaign Goal
Kansas has met the 1950 cancer drive goal of 190000, with Dawdy announcing totals likely near 200000. Lawrence campaign chairman John Andrews says Kansas should rank in the upper half of states in meeting the goal, marking a second year of surpassing targets.
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Kansas
Harry M. Dawdy
Topeka
American Cancer Society
John Andrews
Lawrence
Andrews
Kanaan
Amerasia papers theft probe clears officials but urges report
A federal grand jury found no evidence of DOJ malfeasance in the Amerasia case and praised FBI handling while urging a detailed report. It charged Remington with perjury and Coplon and Gubitchev with espionage, noting inadequate safeguards on government papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
William W. Remington
Commerce Department
Judith Coplon
Valentin Gubitchev
Amerasia
F.B.I
New York
Critica
Fusnce Department
Philip Jaffe
Emanuel Ren
China Ion
State Department
Census in county not complete says official
J A Frohoff assistant oii supervisor for bureau of census in Kansas City said today the 1950 federal census for Douglas county was not quite complete The current figure for the county is 34081 up from 25171 in 1940 He estimates 400 to 500 may be added Most of its 23684 up from 14194 1949 The 1940 census counts for K U and Baker University were not included in the count The census shows 3853 living at Sunflower Village and lists Baldwin 1742 Eudora 806 Lecomps 250 as other towns with 1940 figures in parentheses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Frohoff
Oii
Bureau of Census
Kansas City
Tidday
Douglas County
Frohoff
Baldwin
Eudora
Lecompts
Siuy
K. U
Baker University
Sunflower Village
Wheat Harvest Opens in Reno and Seward Counties Kansas
Wheat harvest began today in Reno and Seward counties with combines moving into fields. Additional Kansas counties Pratt Kingman Stafford Stevens Morton were due to start around June 20. State harvest chief R B Gilkison said equipment and labor were adequate though some areas reported surplus labor. A meeting tonight at the airport called by Lt. Alar nt Shigley will discuss summer cruises and cadets to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kan
Reno
Seward
Kansas
Pratt
Kingman
Stafford
Stevens
Morton
R. B. Gilkison
Surner
Comanche
Gilkisoy
Co AL Po
Alar Nt Shigley
Stocks Drift As Index Falls In Market Bulletin
Stock market index shows average 00 stocks at 78.6, down five points. Wash and grease service offered at 2 dollars with free pickup. Jayhawk Motors advertises contact at 639. Ad short, business-like note from a local paper.
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Jayhawk Motors
Fire ruins Fleming building sparking search for missing youth
In Emporia the Fleming building fire wrecked adjacent structures as volunteers hunted for Allen Burtee, a 16 year old missing since midnight. debris filled the rear of Miller Motor Company where his body was later found among wreckage and charred remains.
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Emporia
Busness
Allen Burtee
Miller Motor Company
Bugbee
Fleming
Motor Car Company
Lake Boy
A. A. Burhes
N Kell
Miler Meter Company
I Tuna Caley
CO. C. Tohnson
Arn Differ on Gas Tax in Independence Talk
Ed Arn argues with an opponent over the fifth cent gasoline tax during a luncheon in Independence Kansas. Aides say he cited Willard Mayberry's June first Wichita statement urging the legislature to restore the fifth cent to fund city and county shares for a long range highway program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Kan
Arn
Willard Mayberry
Wichita
Mayberry
Arnfeld
Cleveland Reds Triumph Over Red Sox in Sixth Inning
Cleveland secured a victory as Heston belted a homer and added three other hits in a six inning burst. Gandon eluted Tis with a standout performance aiding the win over Bunton Red Sox. Driscoll and Stylat also contributed as Heaton Vraven topped Cincinnati Bee in the first game of a slender slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Cleveland
Dune
Indiana
Bunton Red Sox
Heston
Gandon
Homer
Heaton Vraven
Cincinnati Bee
Athenide
Juline Driscoll
Tale Stylat
Air France Plane Crashes in Persian Gulf Killing Many
Bahrein Island, Persian Gulf June 15. An Air France four engined Skymaster crashed while approaching Bahrein. Of 52 aboard 39 feared dead, 12 rescued including four crew. Survivors all French. Both crashes linked to Indo China routes. Search aided by American and British planes hindered by weather.
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Bahrein Island
Persian Gulf
PRA
Air France
Gulf
Skymaster
Paris
Saigon
Indo-China
Karachi
Bahrein
Sairon
Ted Williams Hansen in Hospital With Polio
Ted Milltamsy, five year old, in Kansas with bulbar polio has shown no further paralysis since Sunday though reports say his condition remains not quite good. He experiences severe pain in one arm and leg and speech is affected though he has not required an iron lung. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, have three younger sons who remain healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Milltamsy
Kansas
Sun
Ted
Mrs
Farmer Found Dead On Farm In El Dorado
El Dorado Kansas June 15 19- Layton B Welch 51 was found dead on his farm eight miles north of here last night by his wife a rifle bullet wound in the head Dr Norman H Overholser county coroner said it was death by self action No note was found The body lay beside the family car in the yard He is survived by his widow a son Jack and a daughter Mrs Marilyn Rogers of Emporia
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el Dorado
Kan
Layton B. Welch
Norman H. Overholser
Jack
Marilyn Rogers
Emporia
Methodist Church Appointments Updated for Kansas Conference
Dr O B Allison and the Rev Gilbert reassigned to First Methodist and Centenary churches as 63 pastor shifts are listed. Roy M Brady named district superintendent in Norton First, with district leaders returned from Emporia to Ottawa and Baldwin areas. Nearby Kansas City district pastors also reassigned. Wesley F studio director Edwin F Price named to University of Kansas Sistory post. Baker University leaders appointed. some ministers left without local assignments for school plans.
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O. B. Allison
Ho Oauith
Pittsburg
Allison
Gilbert
Centenary
Topeka
Ottawa Bareh
Gordon B. Thompson
Trinity-Richter
E. $. DeSpain
Overbrook-Bethel
Gene G. Taytors
Wellsville - Edgerton
Herbert C. Brockman
Vinland-Fairview
Kansas City
McLouth-Wellman-Reno
W. Olathe
O. W. Prince
Iter
Drew
K U Scientist to Attend Cancer Congress in Paris
A Kansas university scientist heads to Paris to join the Cancer Congress. The report also lists state officer elects and oath details from a Kansas event, naming several families and communities involved. The account touches on a mock government program and student activities at the university.
Ottawa Above 10 000 Mark Census Report Spurs Franklin County News
Ottawa Kandune reports the census shows Ottawa exceeding 10 000 with Franklin County seat noted. Dr. Robert E. L. Stowell, director of the University of Medicine Cancer Center, has been chosen as one of ten scientists to attend the fifth Congress in Paris. A $50 grant covers travel as he presents research from the two year old cancer program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Franklin
Eport
Lanne
Robert EL Stowell
Paris
Cancer Institute
Stowell
Univero
Kion
American Association For Cancer Research
Congress
K.ul
Red Fleet Circus Trucks to Arrive Dawn in Lawrence
A gay red fleet of over 100 motorized units with elephants and animals, a tented city, and 500 performers from one nation will arrive in Lawrence at dawn Friday. The Milli Bros three ring circus rides into town at Twenty third and Louisiane, promoted by Kiwanis to benefit the boys and girls fund. Erecting the moving city begins at dawn with Big Hurma elephant leading the hoist crew. two performances start at 2 pm and 8 pm with horsemanship by Wallace. Tickets support needy youngsters, via local businesses and circus dads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1R Nationa
Lawrence
Milli Bros
Twenty-third
Louisiane Atreat
Qo Ucket
Boye’ and
Girkie
Mila Hron
Mark Roe
Ory Cleaners
Independence
Hurma
Wallace
Brazil
Kiwanda Elib
Mdvinice
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Fraucis
Odria
Ernesto A. Montagne
Mestajo
Montagne
Aprista
National
Hustamante
Callao
Ater
Bustamante
Communist Party
Acta
Andy Galloway
Alden Brownlee
Weatherman
Charles Oldfather
K.U. School
Wisconsin Madwon
LD Murry
Stubidreher
University of Wisconsin
Reasoned Today
Guy Bundt
Eletant
Regents
Stuhldreher
Journal- World
Ady
Grand Jury
U. S
Douglas
Sigma Chi
yoAnn Griver
Freeport
Columbus, Ohio
Ed Arn
Niaven Huat
The
Journal-World
Adv
Marlene Moss
Girls State
Legion Auxiliary
Enone
W A Cane
Ted Williams Hansen
Methodist Conference
Sunflower State
Miss Marlene
Frank Stronghall
Hugo Wedell
Supreme Court of Kansas
Addre Asso
K.U
Ants
ED Sded
Daves
Oalogey
Yese Ferday
Ant Povernor
Jackie Whitt
Roy Whitt
Sanda Hubbard
Merry Hubbard
Wichies Anderson
We Andersen
Janice Farmer
iMr
J. Warmier
Vue Trekm
Allertey General
Letty ‘Lemon
Mes
Robert
Lemon
Pitsburg
Cauber
Betty
Jaighter
Petersson
Lindshormer
Insurance
Ter
Kitbaughter W. Allen
Shirley Curry
M. A. Curry
Hutchingon
Sue Grosjean
Wendell Grosjean
Winfield
Margaret Hawk
Herbert Hawk
Patty Patten
R. F. Patten
Arkansas City
Mary Keith Reigle
Wilford le
Sandea Sue Wren
Clair Wren
Cimarron
Neosho
Saline
Smoky Hl
Solomon
de Leiss
Greensburg
Delva Ames
Murphy
Welling Ab
Minneapolis
Martha Ohmeseider
Weiry Treasure
M Ann Ehersoie
Kandune
Teres
MTWT
Goodrich
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