Beav erbrook presses bid to purge Strachey war minister
London reports say Beaverbrook papers demand John Strachey removal from the war ministry amid claims of pro communist ties. Attlee’s government denies the charges as parliamentary debate looms on Britain's security and Fuchs case fallout. Strachey’s past books, immigration detentions, and denials form the core of the controversy.
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Falsifying Payroll Records Case In Oklahoma Gas Work
Lawrence reports state hearing Monday in a case involving falsifying payroll records at the Oklahoma Gas Company. Clifford H. Nowlin, Kansas City educator and KU alum, has published a poetry book titled Apple of God featuring poems about Kansas and the university.
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Oklahomsted Gas Company
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Kansas
University
Alaska Statehood Battles in Senate Push
Washington reports Alaska and Hawaii statehood bills cleared the House but face wary Senate fate. Alaska's 100000 population draws criticism from populous-state members while Hawaii's deck contends it meets requirements. Farrington defends equal representation and ties the two bills, urged by President Truman, as a joint push toward statehood.
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Bartlett
Smith is Eagle Scout at West Side Presbyterian ceremony
Lawrence youth Luckett Smith earned the Eagle Scout rank at a Scout troop 55 dinner program led by Pelathe district scouting commissioner M. A. Barlow at West Side Presbyterian Church. Others awarded included George Kreye star, Joe Eichorn and Darrell Salsbury first class, John Feist Jack Howard Mike Jones Galen White and George Smith second class. Merit badges went to Salsbury Eichorn Kreye Robert Preston and Smith, with Eichorn and Preston also earning Camp Naish Builder’s awards and Sals boy a year of perfect attendance.
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Mike Jones
Galen White
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Salsbury
Eichorn
Kreye
Robert Preston
Smith
Preston
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Salsboy
Show set for Brown Swiss cattle in Topeka
The Brown Swiss northeast district cattle show will be held in Topeka on April 22, decided at a meeting in Iola. Ardell Weeks is one of four assistants to Paul Green, Topeka show director, and Real Six, county agricultural agent, sits on the publicity committee. Prices received by Kansas farmers rose two points in the month ending February 15, with the index at 237 percent of the 1910-14 base, compared with 255 the year prior and 306 in January 1948. Light rain droplets average 0.150 inch in diameter.
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Route Six
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Memorial Hospital births and residents listed
Memorial Hospital Tamare Stoneback Route 4 and Mrs Marie Hunter Baldwin Route 2 plus many others aboard include George Hallenbeck Route 5 Tommy Gettler 1507 Stratford Road Miss Elizabeth Meguiar Mrs Darlene Crisp 726 Locust Street Mrs Myrtle Deskins 910 Rhode Island Street Mrs Hazel Brat and baby 1400 Prairie Street Mrs Ellafern Austin 1005 Rhode Island Street Miss Evelyn Sorreis Sunl Nower Miss Elizabeth Meguiar 1309 Tennessee Street Mr and Mrs Elias Gradanos 810 New Jersey Street a daughter yesterday Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis Oska loosa a daughter yesterday ES ae Taam we.
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Baldwin
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Stratford Road
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Darlene Crisp
Locust Street
Myrtle Deskins
Rhode Island Street
Hazel Brat and Baby
Prairie Street
Ellafern Austin
Evelyn Sorreis
Sunl Nower
Tennessee Street
Elias Gradanos
New Jersey Street
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Oskaloosa
Community News Lights North Lawrence Week
North Lawrence community notes list residents attending clinics and visits in Kansas City, moved households, illnesses including flu, and social events. Mentions Arlene Tryon, Jim Wicks, Mrs. James Tryon, Lloyd Rockhold, and Woodlawn unit host, with church and civic group activities and a 25 cent dinner fundraiser.
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Abrs
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Tir
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Odie Tryon
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David. Mitchell
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Charles Holladay
Pleazanton
Kan
Florence Holladay
Fete Jones
Joe Foley
Lecompton
Harley Davenport
W.S.C.S
Centenary Methodist Church
Carl Hess
Grace Adams
Japan
Charley Goble
Carl Hodge
Glen Coulbern
Ivan Ran
Pittsburg Teachers Plan Apple Day Celebration
Pittsburg State college will mark the forty fourth Apple Day on March 24 with a celebration tied to the college’s founding in 1907. The day includes a concert by Margaret Teuman and a campus event where students once planned to fine the faculty a barrel of apples. Local clubs and faculty activities are noted along with flu cases among residents and a charity tea and white elephant sale.
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Untitled Local News Fragments From Parker to Wichita
Garbled report notes a heart attack death in Wichita at a hospital after a Parker event. Names Yates Center theater owner and Elisabeth Chilre Newbold of Columbia receive funeral details. A separate incident cites Robert Pryor, 26, linked to a plane crash and airport discovery near Amarillo Texas.
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Parker Wichita
Mar
Clen Newsbold
Yates Center
Ina
Wichita Hospital
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Parkery Bar
Widon
Eligabeth Chilre Newbold
Columbia, Mo
Funeral World
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Deaths and Funerals Arthur Hutchin and Tom Patrick Frederick
Arthur Hutchin 52 died Tuesday in Kansas City Missouri born Lawrence son of Mrs Hannah Hutchin and the late W T Hutchin survived by wife one daughter two sons and two grandsons his mother Mrs Hutchin of Webb City sister Irene Yedlick of Webb City and two brothers L M Hutchin Berkeley California and James Hutchin Torrington Connecticut funeral services were in Kansas City and burial in Elmswood cemetery Tom Patrick Frederick 72 died early this morning at his Linwood Route 1 home survived by his wife Goltie and a brother Alice Frederick of Lawrence and three grandchildren funeral services at the Federated church Linwood Monday at 2 pm burial in DeSoto
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Kansaw City
Lawrence
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Webb City
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Kansas City
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M L. Hutchin
Berkeley
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James Hutchin
Torrington
Tom Patrick Frederick
Linwood
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Wis Goltie Frederi
Alice Frederick
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DeSoto
Soviet price cuts in dollar terms shock US officials
Washington reports U state department figures show a man’s suit costs about 277 in Soviet stores after Moscow fixed four rubles per dollar and slashed prices. Officials note bread, meat, butter, and other staples translate to high US dollar prices, while wages average around 150 a month.
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Mar
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Market News From Kansas City For March 4
Kansas City market notes report corn at 1.16, oats 10, butterfat values and Leghorn broilers at various prices. Cattle, calves, hogs and sheep markets show mixed changes with feeders and slaughter cattle steady to higher, hogs up to 5 and lamb prices strengthening versus the prior week amid broader market activity.
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Personal notes from Phoenix to Lawrence visitors
Mrs. E W Penchard of Phoenix, formerly of Lawrence, visits Mrs. W A Ramsey. Mrs. F M Thudiam and Ben Huntington return to San Diego after attending the funeral of John Ulm, Thudiam's father and Ulm's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Le Noir of Kansas City visit with Mrs Le Noir's parents. Mrs A D P Le Noir of Shreveport accompanies them. W A Ramsey, hospitalized at St Luke's in Kansas City, improves and expects another week’s stay.
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Ariz
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San Diego
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Payid McCleave retires after 35 years in ministry
The Rev. David McCleave retires from a 35 year career in Congregational and Presbyterian ministry. He and Mrs McCleave moved to Emporia from Cottonwood Falls. educated at the College of Emporia, he previously served churches in Joplin district and towns in Kansas and Missouri. He is father of President Paul McCleave.
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Kan
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McCleave
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Sarcolis
Nevada
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Blue Rapids
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School Buses Collide Near Garden City Injuring Children
A collision between two Holcomb School buses on U S Highway 50 west of Garden City Kansas injured seven of the 65 children aboard. The buses were traveling in the same direction. the rear bus rammed the front bus after it stopped.
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Bridegroom dies choking at prenuptial party
In West Los Angeles a 59 year old groom to be Charles McCarthy died after choking on an egg during a pre wedding drinking party. Mae Bower Ingraham 45 and three male celebrants were detained for questioning. Police noted a head wound may have occurred when he fell.
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Charles McCarthy
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Mae Bower Ingraham
Mack Sennett
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Emporia State nets 62 58 win over Vnehburn in final Central race
In Emporia Kansas on March 4 the Indians finished their Central conference season in second place with a 62 to 58 victory over Vnehburn. The victory marked the team's strong finish as the runner-up in the standings.
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