French cabinet shakeup in Indochina role change
Parle March 6. Adm Georges Thierry d Argenten, moved from high commissioner for Indochina, replaced by Emile Rollaert. Adm d Artenneu kept on after Viet Nam attacks. he returns from Saigon to advise on Indo China status. Bollaert, former Strasbourg high commissioner, linked to Héroît, served as De Gaulle delegate during the German occupation and faced arrest and exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parle
Adm
Georges Thierry d'Argentien
Indochina
Viet-Nam
Versailles
Order of Mont Carmel
Argentien
Hanoi
Bollaert
Strasbourg
Alsace
Edouard Herroit
National Assembly
Geran
Botlaert
France
General de Gaulle
Cermarc
Dora
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Harry Sheets 47 former Lawrence resident died yesterday in Oklahoma City from a heart ailment after a brief illness. Born September 4 1290 in Lawrence he was son of George B Sheets and attended Lawrence High and the university. Survived by two sisters Jane Clark Lawrence and Mrs Junina Pyke Oklahoma City. Funeral at Watts Funeral Oklahoma City with burial Memorial Park cemetery. Also mentions other obituaries and unrelated items from Lawrence area.
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Harry Sheets
Lawrence
Oklahoma City
George B. Sheets
Lawrence High School
University
Sheets
Harry B. Sheets
Sheets and Bouldin
Fighth
Massachusetts
Aire
Lawrence Building and Loan Company
Harry Sheeta
F. A. Burnley, Ol Company
American Legion
Eyiacopal Church
Masons
Phi Gamma Neltn
Jane Clark
Junina Pyke
Watts
Medn
Oklahoma Cire
Memorial Hark
Charles W. Thomas New President of Alliance
Charles W James named president of the Lawrence Miniational Alliance at a Plymouth Congregational breakfast. Lela Gordon becomes vice president and Milton Sipple secretary treasurer, with other church ministers named for roles. The report also notes a separate County Jail sentence for Thomas D Garrett after a guilty plea on theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Thomas New
Alliance
Lawrence Miniaterial Alliance
Plymouth Congregational Church
C. Fosburg Hughes
Congregational Church
Charles W. Jamas
First Baptiste Church
Lela E. Gordon
The
Friends Church
Milton Sipple
First Christian Church
Lawrence
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
Dodge
Pontiac
Buick
Chrysler & Royal
al DeSoto
Mercury
Lawmaker Pushes Lien Clause to Recover Welfare Costs
Senator Guy Schultz of Jefferson County advocates restoring a lien clause to state welfare statutes. The plan would allow recovery from estates of deceased welfare recipients for benefits previously paid. Schultz argues property should be treated as money, noting about 20 percent of county welfare clients own property and that longer lien terms could reduce future welfare claims. He cites examples from Kansas Wisconsin Ohio and Minnesota where recovery programs lowered welfare costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Schultz
Jefferson County
Senate
Shultz
Kansas
Wiiniis
Ohio
Minnesota
Snow Helps Wheat Across Kansas Regions
Snow benefits winter wheat in central and eastern Kansas with lighter effects in western areas. Reports note four to five inches of new snow in eastern thirds and two inches in the north, while warm conditions later melted much of the snow. Some replanting may be needed though overall damage appeared limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Torley
Protests Severance Tax on Oil By Wichita Group
A Wichita committee voted to send a telegram to the legislature protesting a proposed severance tax on oil. The group plans to travel to Topeka on March 12 to attend hearings by three committees, with a commissioner including A S Ritchie, E R Shawver, John M Renman, and others.
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Wichita
Kan
Mar
Jack
OIF
Anid
Topeka
A. S. Ritchie
E.R. Shawver
John M. Renman
George Bruce
Ban Johnson era star joins Venezuelan game mix
A former baseball figure linked to the American League aided the Venezelan All-stars in a 9 to 2 loss to the Nix Yankees at Caracas. Houk Jed sparked New York with a homer and a triple driving the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Johnson
Nix Yankees
Caracas
Venezuela
Houk Jed
New York
Starvation problem eyed by university lecturer
Dr Paul R Cannon of the University of Chicago told University of Kansas medical students that starvation is the world’s most pressing problem and that American food habits contribute to it. He criticized reliance on refined white flour, warned that bread lacks nutrients, and urged reenrichment and vitamin supplementation. He noted amino acids must come from food and synthetic supplements are costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Cannon
Department of Pathology
University of Chicago
Medics
University of Kansas
of Kansas School of Tor
Cannon
United States
Dr. Cannon
Lawr ence mat rict judge sets motion day for February term
Lawrence meteorology notes a fresh snow episode with 18 inches of snowfall reported between 1 am and 2 pm. The cold spell brings temperatures from 29 to 22 degrees and forecast freezing conditions raise highway hazards tonight.
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Hugh Means
Lawrence
Atreeta
Will Speak at K U on Music Education Event
Renowned music educator, author of Kwalwoser and Dykema texts, ex-president of Music Educators National Conference and Phi Mu Alpha, will speak to the faculty and students of the fine arts school at K U tomorrow. Also: Donald Patterson treated for a lip cut at Lawrence Memorial hospital after a craft class mishap. Fined in police court were Michael and John McGeady for public drunkenness. Manhattan health director urges postponement of social events due to influenza rise.
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Cine
Fine Arte
Ofere Woking
Venra Infersxar
Earhers College
Columbia University
Music Educatore National Conference
Phi Mu Alpha
New Laurel Library
Music Supervisors’ Journal
St. Louis
Music Teachers National Association
Donald Patterson
Ellsworth
K. U
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Michael F. McGeady
John James McGeads
Ohio Street
O. J. Lane
Manhattan
Kan
R. R. Snonk
Kansas State College
Market summary from Kansas City and Chicago livestock and grain
Recepty Kansas City mar shows cattle and hogs with bids around 16.60 to 20.50 and early shipment. fog and wholesale notes reference slaughter hogs at 3.00. Kansas City cash grain and barley quotes appear with various bids and receipts amid a fluctuating market. Reports mention Minnesota North Dakota river areas and regional farm stalls with mixed demand. The New York and Wall Street sections note a modest stock market rebound with fractional gains and mixed sector performance through midday.
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Kansas City
Mar
Dowian County Rifle Club Holds Second Sight Match
Dowian County Rite Club staged the second sight match at the Community Building on Monday evening. Score follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowian County Rite Club
Market News Mareets at Glane New Vora
Livestock prices and feed trends dominate the page with Kansas City and Kansan market notes. Cattle, calves, steers, heifers, and cows provide varied bids and packages including good and medium grades. Shippers, feeders, and yearlings are listed with values and lot descriptions amid regional market chatter.
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Kansae
Kansan
Freder
Orme Warral
Teshuna
Phain Ric
Belfore
Iain
Hem
Geod
Bad
Yeslers
Rod Cess
Roodstock Belfr
Turadtay
Ye Bay
Ibs
Berds
Luis Tr
Shippers
Deon
Medi Arid Bs
Hipriente Rowen
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Lucina Vasquez
Parlin Varaquez
Budur
UNO Opm
Rit
Rhode Ieland Mtrret
Punta
Micutelo Reson
Norton
Mardalens Vasques
Newton
Cub van
Vaat Miait
Bs Oa
Lawrence Life Underwritera Association
Eldridge
John Cox
Association
Secrity
Corp
Gene Russell
Red Cross
Har
Danville
Edward Maiden
Donald
Thomas D. Garrett
Sevads City
Calif
Dudge C. J. Lane
Richard Ayres
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Joseph G. Quigley
Quiche
Waddias Association
Henry Shenk
Board of Education
U.S
Ant
Will
Noown Eaueator
Frank Denann
Missouri Street
North Lawrence
Robert B. Owler
Journal-Work
Chicago
Irbanles
Minnesota-North
Takota River
Soerup
Springs
Ginald Roosters
Cate
Wall Street
Miday
Checkicgard Prime
Act Tivey
Youngstown
Norfok
Southern
America
American Woolen
Interna - Pow
Chen Teak
Floc. Allen
Presen Ward
Nosed Ou
Vin Vander Werf
Rifle Club News
Glane New Vora
Aly Stoke
Steele
Liventach Close
Kanaae
Clty Tevstad Ow
Tse West
Tom Drake
Beverly Tyler
Audrey Totter
Hume Cronyn
Owl
Granada
Caey
Balary
Lawrence Loans & Finance CO
GE. 1
Mademoiselle
LT. Harris CO
Navy Technicolor Film
Bikini
Beta Mu Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Farmers New
Fred A. Bremer
West
Axk
J. F. Baker
I Jagilon, Jr
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