President weighs Hobbs anti-racketeering bill fate
Washington reports President Truman has not yet decided whether to veto or sign the Hobbs anti racketeering bill banning union interference with interstate farm movement. Supporters see few other labor measures advancing as election campaigns loom and a rules panel delays minimum wage action.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
White House
Murray
D-Mont
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Ptes
Cox
Dga
House Labor Committee
Rules Committee
Ying
House
Parole Granted for 16 Year Old in Bond Theft Case
Carl Scott, 16, received a five year parole after pleading guilty to stealing 62,000 in government bonds from an Atchison business firm. The parole followed a district court decision with county attorney Karl Koot and Atchison Leather Products president A A Berger endorsing the action. Bonds were taken January 31 and were dumped in the Missouri River with no recovery to date.
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State Reformatory
Carl Scott
Atchison
Karl Koot
A. A. Berger
Atchison Leather Products Company
Fi Cce
Missouri
President Truman names two aides and counsel
President Truman appointed Capt. Clark Clifford as specials counsel and named Capt. James H. Foskett as naval aide. Clifford, a St. Louis lawyer and former naval aide, replaces Samuel J. Rosenman in New York. Foskett, of Strafford Pennsylvania, commanded the cruiser Augusta for Potsdam travel.
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Washington
Truman
Clark Clifford
James’h. Foskett
Clifford
St. Louis
Samuel J. Rosenman
New York
Foskett
Strafford
Augusta
Potsdam
Atnav
Navy
Texan’s Excuse For Violating Kansas Traffic Law
A Texas driver could not fool a Kansas trooper when Lt. William Scott stopped him for failing to dim his lights. The driver claimed, I am from Texas, and Scott replied, This is Kansas. The motorist posted a $1 bond at the police station. In Great Bend, the Kansas harvest shows only 60 combines needed as the wheat season winds down, per W O Stark.
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Garden City
Kus
Highway Patrol
William Scott
Scott
Texas
Kansas
Great Bend
Kan
W. O. Stark
Stark
Ammonia Chief A Wardenburg to Retire June 30
A. Wardenburg, long time general manager of the ammonia department at E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Company since 1931, will retire June 30 but stay on as a company director. A native of Atchison, Kansas, he has been with DuPont for nine years.
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Wilmington
Del
CP Ff
A. Wardenburg
E. L DuPont de Nemours and Company
Atchison, Kan
Wardenburg
DuPont
Utah college football outlook under Big Seven expansion
The piece notes BYU plans to double its 5500 capacity stadium this year and add a fieldhouse for indoor practice. Utah State Athletic Director Dick Romney praises progress in Big Seven football with more funding and a larger coaching staff. Utah may not expand, but coach Ike Armstrong expects strong Utes in September with two potentially strongest teams in Ute history.
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BYU
Dick Romney
Utah State
Utah
Ike Armstrong
Mrs R J Wismer and Daughter Sail for Germany
Mrs. R J Wismer and her 1 year old daughter Sally depart overland for Fort Hamilton as the first leg of a journey to join husband Lt Col Raymond J Wismer with the army engineers near Frankfurt Germany. They report to Fort Hamilton July 2. sailing date not yet announced.
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Vera Wismer
Sally
Fort Hamilton
X.Y. T
Raymond J. Wismer
Army Engineers
Frankfurt
Germany
1. G. Farben
States
Europe
Wismer
Tamona
Toronto
Lern
Civil Service Exams Open At Topeka Field Office
H L Kelso executive secretary announces civil service examinations in Topeka for UC board positions. Openings include truck drivers chauffeurs and laborers at Topeka Army Air Field and 8821 AAF depot with hourly and annual pay ranges. Fire-fighter post tops at 2100 2364 yearly. Applications due by close of business July 1. Contact Virgil G for blanks and details.
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H. L. Kelso
Board
UC. 8
Civil Service Examiners
Topeka Army Air Field
Virgil G
Topeka
War Service
Woman in final leap from bridge ends life crisis
A Kansas City woman who leaped 90 feet from the ASB bridge into the Missouri River was found clinging to life after a long swim. She told police she changed her mind after hitting the water and revealed her husband, Sgt Raymond E Wright, was stationed at Camp Kilmer New Jersey.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Edward Larson
Gladys “Mae Wright
Aymond E. Wright
Sunflower Veterans Activities Start at Village
Dr. Raymond H. Wheeler spoke to 70 wives of KU students at the K.A. Dames clubhouse on climate and behavior. Limited funds support recreational and educational activities. A baseball diamond north of the theater, organized by Joe Small and L. P. Indihar, serves students and families, with a bug shuttle leaving at 6:45 p.m. daily and returning at 9:00 p.m.
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Sunflower Village
Raymond H. Wheeler
University of Kansas
K.A. Dames
Lane 9
L. P. Indihar
Sunflower’ Road
Big Seven faces upheaval in postwar football era
Colorado A. and M. faces student protests against Athletic Director Hughes as the Big Seven shifts afterwar era. Colorado plans to boost national standing with a publicity push while a new five game minimum rule at Denver aims to ease scheduling. Wyoming eyes Minnesota clash as Brigham Young outlines expansion plans amid conference changes.
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Wolves
Harry Hughes
Colorado A
M. Culliege
Rocky Mountain
Hughes
Colorado
A. and M
University of Colorado
Missouri
Texas
Mighty
Army
Mississippi
Ays
Jim Yeager
University of Denver
Big Seven
Clyde Hubbard
University of Wyoming
Minnesota
B. F. Oakes
Wyoming
Brigham Young University
Eddie K
Splitting Atom Discovery Wins Stalin Award in Moscow
Moscow reports physicist Alexander P. Zhdanov, credited with disintegrating an atomic nucleus by cosmic rays, receives 100000 rubles. Four scientists gain twice that for organic chemistry and physiology. Prokofiev also gets 100000 rubles, Lepeshinskaya and Sergeyevna 12000 each for Cinderella ballet interpretation, Tarle 40000 for diplomatic writing, Alexandrov 100000 for History of Western European Philosophy, Shchusev and four others share 50000 for Lenin tomb interior decor.
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Moscow
Alexander P. Zhdanov
Zhdanov
Radium Institute
Academy of Science
Sergei Prokofiev
Olga Lepeshinskaya
Galina Sergeyevna
Eugene Tarle
Georgi F. Alexandrov
Communist Party Central Committee
Alexei Shchusev
Lenin
Former Kansan Carlyle Dies at 57 in Ohio Home
HL Carlyle, 57, field superintendent for Paul Moseback Oil company, died today at his Carlyle home from a heart ailment. Hancock formerly lived in Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Hancock
Paul Moseback Oil Company
Carlyle
Oklahoma
Kansas
Motor Overhaul and Tune Up Services in Brisk Personal Care
One mile west on 40 and 10 high ways Motor Overhaul Brakes Cluteh and Tune Up work Personal Service Phone 1201.
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Means & Weaver
Notice of suit over property in Kansas District Court
Defendants including Joseph Gould Lavinia Ritatal and several Brown spouses are named in a Kansas University Endowment Association case filed in Douglas County. They must answer by July 27, 1848. failure will grant judgment to the plaintiff on the real estate dispute in Leon County Kansas. The notice is dated June 10 in Lawrence, Kansas.
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Lawrence Dwudy Journal-Works
Joseph H. Gould
Ravens
Lavinia A. Ritatal
Gould
Earl Goulds
Pam
Brown
Jane
Emma A Brown
Thomas B Brown
Eich
Bern
Kansas University Endowment Association
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Leonklas County
Lawrence Nasty Journal-World
State of Kansas
Donuts County
Prairie Court
Said
Maretha J. Baxter
Lisle
Martha J. Baxter
Salt Renrt
Lawrence
Lisle E
Atlarnega
Stewart
K. Vetefigh
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Josephine Haltbauer
Ve. . Frank
Tiallbauer
Josenine Halts
Daglas County
Atlas Building Jaw Association of
Samantha Ti. Supplee
Elizabeth G. Elizabeth
Gilbert
Jennie
Lizzie Whitelaw
George Gillert
Emily EF
Poe
R. J. Porgalthaus
Henry Rogers
Helen Rogers
Helen W. Rogers
George E. Spraker
George FE. Supplee
Mary M. Rowlands
Douglas Uix
Kansis
Mery M. Rowlands
First National Bank of
George B. Supplee
C. C. Stewart
Dourins County
Sal
Eaid Counng
South Hutt
Tange
Iounlan County
Kansabil
Ian Petilionen
Bovon Tall
Lawrence Dale Ty Journal-World
Ka Boul
John Benanter
Winifred M. Tenander
John Lenander
Kanesas
Winifred
Berander
Publication notices of multiple real estate suits in Douglas County
Multiple court filings publish notices to defendants in lawsuits seeking to quiet title and determine heirs. Cases involve Grace and Meron Derby, Martha Baxter estate, Atlas Building and other Lawrence entities, with executors, administrators, heirs, and spouses named or unknown. Defendants must plead by stated deadlines or face judgments.
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QC Menger
Joan Mee Donald
John McSknald
Jesse Brown
Mo Jones
Charles M. Jones
Mary Anna Jones
Sadie Stroud
Sinde M. Stroud
Frances Mia A
Willian Heibgkins
WoMiterr J
Barsaa
Court West
Old Judement
Forrest A. Jackson
Auerney
Hinnitts
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Susan ED Cowherd
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Kellletter
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Office County
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