Three Points Disputed in Arms Proposal
Senate committees pressed for speedier arming of Europe under a Lodge plan to allow 5 billion in recovery funds for military use. The report flags mass produce weapons, including recoilless guns and shaped explosives, as essential to defend Western Europe and deter Soviet aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Lodge
R-Mass
Senate
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations
Western Europe
Soviet Union
United States
Four men die in crash near Bedford Virginia
Bedford Virginia June 23 four men died when a Navy experimental AJ-1 attack plane crashed near here on its first transcontinental flight from Edwards Air Force Base California to Patuxent Maryland. The four on board were Lt Cmdr Willard A Sampson Holliday Lee Turner James A Moore Jr and N J Pearson of Los Angeles who had been replaced before takeoff. The Navy said it would be investigated by Patuxent Naval Air Station.
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Bedford
Navy
Edwards R Force Baer
Calif
Matuxent
Patterson Rock
Department of Defense
North American Aviation Corporation
N. J. Pearson
Los Ang
Cmdr
Willard A. Sampson
Evanston
Holliday Lee Turner
Saboteurs hunted as Admiralty probes Tally-Ho
London reports the Admiralty seeks saboteurs after sand found in works of its submarine Tally-Ho at Devonport dockyard. Tally-Ho, a 1400 ton patrol submarine undergoing refit, may carry a new underwater breathing apparatus amid prior sabotage reports against British naval vessels. Minor fire near a drape at Green Hall on the K U campus caused scorch marks but was quickly extinguished. Lawrence fire department not summoned. Sunday vesper service at Danforth Chapel features Dean R A Wegler discussing Christianity and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devonport
K. U
Imunge
Lawrence
Danforth Chapel
Dean R. A. Kwegler
Memorial Hospital Births and Local Addresses List
A memorial hospital notes multiple birth announcements and resident addresses. Entries list individuals such as John Chappell 425 Ohio street Jacob Falls 841 Rhode Island street and Mrs Wahalla Henry with a baby boy Sunnyside plus several others including Nellie Mangen with a baby girl Sunflower and Mrs Marcelle Tuttte at 12 Indiana street. The report also mentions Glen Haldeman of Route 2 injured after a car collision near Ramsey Dehydration Company with a fellow motorist backing and failing to remain, not seriously injured.
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John Chappell
Ohio Street
Jacob Falls
Rhode Island Street
Wahalla Henry
Sunnyside
Joan Detzger
Haskell Avenue
Ee Ee Hollingworth
McLount
Uby Casehier
Valley Falme
Pearl Williams
Elm Street
Birs
Nellie Mangen
Marcelle Tuttte
Indiana Street
Minnie’. Frasier
Vermont Street
Glen Haldeman
Bruses
Ramesy
Rimala
Lawrenc e meters and wheat harvest noted in town
Lawrence police report increased meter enforcement with 75 tickets issued this morning including 74 for overparking and one double parking incident. A related item recalls Walter Kampschroeder as the first to harvest wheat in 1949, corrected later, and notes W T Lemon delivering the first 1949 truckload. Open house at a summer art studio drew about 50 visitors and plans for late enrollment. Steven Schermerhorn of Kansas City won first prize at a local amateur show featuring TWA employees families, performing a drums number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Ieen
Journal-World
Walter Kampschroeder
Sha H
Clinton
W. T. Lemon
Lemon
Steven Schermerhorn
Kansas City
Arthur Schermerhorn
Kentucky Street
Swepe Park
TWA
Steven
R. P.schermerhorn
Schermerhorn
Kansas City Population Reported at 453 290
Kansas City total reached 453 290 in the latest unofficial census count, up 54 012 in ten years. District census supervisor James Workman announced the figure, noting possible official revision. The count includes 19.7 square miles recently annexed in Clay County with 13 644 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
James Workman
Washington
Clay County
Detectives Tale and Marital Woes Mix in Court Report
Miami divorce suit features Ida Bryte claiming she turned private eye to catch her detective husband. She tracked him to two restaurants with an attractive waitress and confronted him after he returned home with lipstick on his face and clothes. The couple, married in June 1938 and separated two weeks prior, suits details in a tabloid style report.
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Miami
Fla
CPI
Ida F. Bryte
Bryte
Promise of citizenship for selected aliens urged by House
Washington June 23 Congress approved a plan to grant citizenship to 2500 foreign nationals who enlist in the U S army after five years of service A Senate bill allows up to 10000 with no time limit A compromise must be approved by both houses before going to President Truman Some lawmakers fear aliens could be spies or favor Russia The army backs the measure saying it needs skilled personnel and that enlistees will be hand picked and not communists
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Washington
Congress
U. S
House
J Army
Senate
Truman
Russia
Vinson
D.G
Armed Services Committee
United States
Foreign Legion
Army
Bound Over in Forgery Case for Gatewood
Chester Gatewood waived preliminary hearing in county court on forgery and passing forged checks. Judge Frank Gray bound him over to the November term of district court with bond set at $1,000. Gatewood and Travia Glass are believed to have passed at least one check using the name Walter Heck, a Kaw Valley farmer. Also, Lawrence Horse Shoe Club members will meet Sunday at 2:20 PM in South Park Court for a round robin tournament.
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Chester Gatewood
New Jersey Street
Frank Gray
Gatewood
Travia Glass
Lea
Walter Heck
Kaw Valley
Lawrence Horse Shoe Club
South Park
Funeral services for Dolly Davis Mitchell held at Centenary Church
Funeral services for Dolly Davis Mitchell were conducted at Centenary Methodist Church with Rev. Nash Gilbert and Rev. C. J. Knox in charge. Burial followed in Maple Grove cemetery. The service featured vocalist Mrs. Wilbur Pine and pianist Mrs. Rowena Pine. Pallbearers included Roscoe Pine, Ralph Pine, Charles Mull, M. K. Lury, Houge, and Ralph Hubbel. Out of town relatives listed include Mrs. Lucy Scott of Denver and numerous Davis and Sooter family members from Houston, St. Louis, Kansas City, Tulsa, Denver, Englewood, Ashland, and Independence.
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Dolly Davis Mitchell
Centenary Methodist Church
Nash Gilbert
C. J. Knox
Maple Grove Cemetery
Wilbur Pine
Rowena Pine
Roscoe
Ralph Pine
Charles Mull
M. K. Lury
Houge
Ralph Hubbel
Lucy Scott
Denver
Colo
William G. Davis
Charles Davie
Walter Davis
Houston
Guss Kammerzell
St. Louis
Otis Davis
M. J. Davis
Jack Davis
Ernest Sooter
Galen Kimsey
Harold Mehner
Francia Simons
Kansas City
Herbert Rabingon
Indepesso
Jinson
Dence
Frank Pearson
Stilman
Tulsa
Okla
Mar Clark
Ashland
Hazel Hardesty
Francis Mastin
Englewood
Bobbie Johnston
FCC approves final links for coast to coast TV network
The FCC gave the go ahead for completing the cross country television system. AT&T will bridge gaps by June 2 with microwave relays between Chicago and Omaha and Omaha and San Francisco. NY to Chicago is nearing completion. AT&T to build 55 stations Omaha to San Francisco at about 17 300 000, Chicago to Omaha about 2 500 000, total system cost near 47 590 000. The system includes underground coaxial cables linked to the microwave relays.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Chicago
Omaha
San Francisco
New York
A. T. and
Omaha-San Francisco
Rocky Sap Lenk
Preliminary hearings set for two men in county court
Lawrence Atwell Austin, 30, of 726 Missouri street, and Grathhnew Hamm, 21, of 734 Missouri street, appeared in county court and asked for preliminary hearings on assault with intent to kill and robbery charges. Judge Frank Gray scheduled the hearings for June 29 at 10 p.m. with bonds set at $2,000 each. The men are accused in an alleged attack on Fred Johnson, 65, of 1105 Pennsylvania street, who says $23 was taken and he was hospitalized with a broken jaw after the Tuesday night incident near the southwest city limits.
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Lawrence Atwell Austin
Missouri Street
Grathhnew Hamm
Frank Gray
Fred Johnson
Pennsylvania Street
Johnson
Marriage Licenses Issued From Probate Court
Licenses granted to Raymond A. Johnson 27 and Doris Hundley 22 of Lawrence. Gilbert L. Crumline 28 and Eloise Herr 24 of Topeka. Howard L. Belles 22 of Richland and Carol Joyce Bond 18 of Eudora.
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Probate Court
Raymond A. Johnson
Doris Hundley
Lawrence
Gilbert L. Crumline
Eloise Herr
Topeka
Howard L. Belles
Richland
Carol Joyce Bond
Eudora
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Friends
A notice from Paul Koehler thanks friends for cards visits and kindness during illness. He wishes God s blessings on each person who offered sympathy and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Koehler
Mixed market signals and grain prices in steady trading
New York stock and commodities notices show mixed demand with U S Treasuries steady and cotton irregular. Kansas City and Chicago markets report cattle and hogs near steady to lower while grains slide modestly and hay prices hold firm for higher quality stems.
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New York
U. S. Treasuries
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London
Britsh Admiralty
Memorial Hospital
John Waddle
Tonganoxie
Barjorie Kipp
Lief
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Breet
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Haskell
Ta Stewart
Tris
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Donald May
Kane
Ona Mzhicktenn
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J. F. Wade
Sunjower
Ava
College Park
Linb Mullen
Track and
Philadelphia
Bill Jacobs
University of Oklahoma
Ivy Jeague
Big Seven
Mullen
University of Pennsylvania
Jacoby
Santa Barbara
Don Wilson
Jack Benny
Lois Virginia Corbet
Wilson
Marusia Radun
Ska
George Calvin Goings
Garnett
Route 3
Redleas
God In Christ
W. Es Jackson
W. C. Goble
U.S
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Theeg
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Locet
H. Com HL
Kanaas City
TATA
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Heestock
Oulver Nahe
Howe
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Welchia
Reed
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Hey Sheeplv
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Jautle
Hogan
Aheep
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Aati Malze
Katie
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Wall Street
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Ie Foodyear
Goodrich
Sehentex
American Telephone
International Nickel
American Cyanamics
Dow Chemical
Fastman Kodak
Southern Pacific
Eastern Aikings
Johne- Manville
Youngstown Sheet
J. J. Cane
Timeias Aircraft
Zenith
Allied Chemrcat
American O Santa Fe
TSA Po
Amarker
Arizona
At&t
Beth A Lash
Juke Box Records
John
Novelty Company
Mase
Douglas County
Building & Loan Assn
Porpeliem
Colman
Masden
Mass
Edward Brass
Church of Christ
N.B
Hotchkiss Agency
Phong 3
TD — ET
Decker-Keys Agency
Warren Decker
Myron
Jacques Realty CO
Massachusette Prone
SAPO
Ool Arrow
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