Oscars Awards To Stars In 1945 Ceremony
Hollywood’s Grauman’s Chinese Theater echoed with triumph as Miland and Crawford earned acting Oscars for The Lost Weekend and Mildred Pierce respectively. The gala honored best picture selections, writing, directing, and supporting performances, while Crawford faced illness but still received the momentous award.
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Mollywood
M—Ray" Miland
Joan Crawford
Academy of Motion Feture Arts and Sciences
Grauman
Chinene
Hollywand
Brentwood
Miss Crawford
Pacar
Marie Curtiz
Hollywood
Grips
Grother
Mildred Pierce
Kansas City
Pact 7
Milland
Paramount
Billy Wilder
Charles Brackett
Kua
Wilder
Peggy Ann Garner
Richard Rodgers
Oscar Hammerstein II
Harry, Strauting
Dorian Gray
Leon Shamroy
Wilder-Brackett
Byichard Schweizer
Marie~ine
Charles Gooth
Kansas Homecoming Queen Candidates Feature in Fraser Hall
Lawrence report notes 25 KU Homecoming queen hopefuls photographed in Fraser Hall. Walter Thome and Warren Ranning, nearby farmers, are highlighted as farm youth in Capper's Farmer story Partnership Torch. The Thome farm workshop hosts carding and machinery repairs.
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K.U
Fraser Hall
George
Starkey
Bureau of Visual Ucation
Lawrence
Doug
Capper
Marriage Licenses Issued by Douglas County Probate
Three marriage licenses were issued yesterday by the Douglas County probate judge. Forrest F patron, 29, from Forked, Mo., and Arent Stew, 25, of Charles le g Hunter Brandner, 61, from Enidassus City, Mo., and Anna Asker of Aff Jefferson City. Helen L. Moke, 31, of Jefferson City. In Emporia Kan on March 8, the 26th annual convention of the Kansas State Music Teachers Association will be held in Emporia Monday and Tuesday at Emporia State College with welcome by D. L. MacFarlane. Joseph Wilkins of Lawet is president of the association. OD.
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Weret Forrest F
Aret
Stew
Charlesle
G Hunter A. Brandner
Eniassus City
Anna Asker
Joe Witkina
Emporia
Kan
Kangan State Music Teachers Association
Emporia State College
D. L. MacFarlane
Joseph Wilkins
Lawet
Associa- OD
Stated Communication at Lawrence Lodge No 6
Lawrence Lodge No 6 holds a stated communication Monday March 11 at 7:80 o clock in James H. Parsons hall with WM BMW HL Joskenbush presiding. Adjournment noted.
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Lawrence Lodge
James H. Parsons
W. Bmw
Joskenbushs
Commencement Speaker for K. A. Medical School Exercise
Howard A. Rusk of New York City will speak at Hoch Auditorium Sunday March 10 at 4 p m. Rusk formerly headed the air force convalescent service division and serves on the President's committee on integrating medical services in the government. He is associate editor of the New York Times and received the Distinguished Service Medal in 1945 for organizing and directing the air force rehabilitation program and convalescent care. His address title is New Frontiers in Medicine.
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Hoch
Howard A. Rusk
New York City
Air Surgeon
Washington, D. C
New York Times
A.A.F. Rehabilitarien
Truman declines to address Churchill speech at Fulton
President Truman avoided commenting on Winston Churchill’s proposal for an Anglo American military alliance during a news conference. He said Churchill spoke freely at Fulton, noted no immediate plans for a Bi Three meeting, and outlined staff continuity until the war emergency ends. He also mentioned Gen Marshall’s return, Winant’s status, UNO council visit hopes, and dismissed questions on Byrnes retirement.
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Winston
Great Britain
United States
George C. Marshall
China
Chungking
John Winant
London
Winant
UNO Council
New York
James F. Byrnes
Fulton
Deaths and Funerals Samuel Gilliland of Tonganoxie
Funeral services for Samuel Gilliland 70 a farmer of Tonganoxie route two will be held Saturday at 2 PM from the Congregational church. Burial in Hubble Hill cemetery. Survived by wife Dolly, two sons John and Floyd, two brothers and three sisters. Body lies in Rumsey-Quisenberry funeral home until service time. Conducted by Rev Archie Toothaker. Also funeral for James Hackworth 66 former Eudora resident held 1:30 PM at First Baptist Eudora. Survived by sister Anna Bailey and brothers Charles Yakima Frank Rod, plus many nephews and nieces. Stough on KFKU Tonight Charles Stough lawyer to speak on congressional Reorganization over station KFKU at 9:30 PM in Lawrence League of Women Voters series titled I Am Who My Congressman Is. Mrs C F Nelson chair.
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Route Two
Tonganoxie
Congregational
Hubble Hill
Gilliland
Dolly Grace Gilliland
The
Hone
John Gillila
James Hackworth
Eudora
St. Joseph
First Baptist Church
Anna Bailey
Kansas City
Charles Hackworth
Yakima
Wash
Frank Hackworth
Rod Hackworth
Labor leaders press GM strike toward Senate action
The General Motors dispute nears a Senate inquiry as Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach studies proposals and a Michigan mediation effort by James F. Dewey continues. A five senator resolution to fund a $25,000 investigation moves to a subcommittee led by Senator Tunnell, with Murray saying broader approval could spark a full debate.
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General Motors
Senate
Committee On Education and Labor
Schwellen- Schwellenbach
United Auto Workers Union
James F. Dewey
Schwellenbach
Detroit
Protesting teachers urge action at city council meeting
A large audience gathered as parents and teachers pressed for changes in the Lawrence school system. They criticized the Woodlawn case handling and the teachers advisory committee, urging the board of education and superintendent Saltzman and Lumb to act promptly to restore confidence. Meanwhile, two vehicle incidents near KU campus caused minor damage, and a Fender accident near Topeka prompted a police report.
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Richard Zimmerman
Vermont Street
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Woodlawn
Purcell
Saltzman
Lumb
Lawrence
Goering Aide Testifies On Nazi Strategy Before Tribunal
General Bodenschatz recounts a 1939 meeting near the Danish border where Goering allegedly praised the British Empire, pledged influence to preserve peace, and urged foreign ministers to stay the course in a bid to avoid a two front war. The testimony ties to the Munich crisis and the planned invasion of Russia.
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Mar
M—Lafwarts
Karl Bodenschstz
Adolf Hitler
Hermann Gosring
International Military Tribunal
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Hitler
Sre Ae
Rus
Goering
Bodenschats
Der
London
Move to transfer reserve officers to regular Navy
Senate Naval Committee proposed immediate transfer of 17 600 temporary and reserve officers to the regular Navy. White House views cited by Chairman Walsh say President Truman would not approve a postwar force of 59 380 officers.
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Senate Naval Committee
Truman
Walsh D-Mans
White House
Senate
Marine Corps
Walsh
Bureau of the “Budget
Salina Fans Stranded by Snow Storm After Regionals
Salina Kansas at March 8 reports hundreds of residents returning from regional high school basketball tournaments in Great Bend and Beloit were stranded by icy roads and snow. More than 400 fans and players slept in McPherson gym and hotel lobbies while others stayed in homes as storms disrupted travel. Sacred Heart team members and coach Anthony Zamrala were on the road overnight returning from Beloit.
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Kan
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Beloit
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Little River
Lyons
Sacred Heart
Anthony Zamrala
Service member Howard to be discharged from army in Richmond
Armed Forces Sgt Robert C Howard son of Clyde and Mrs Howard of 1012 New York Street heads to Richmond for discharge under readjustment rules. He entered in 1944 and served with the Army Training Group at Zamboanga after overseas service in Manila. He is authorized several ribbons and medals and plans to return to Lawrence Transfer and Storage in Richmond. His wife Viola and two children also reside at 1012 New York Street.
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Clyde Howard
New York Street
Manila
Howard
Army Training Group
Zamboanga
Viola
Robert
Leslie
Lawrence Transfer and Storage Company
Live stock market report from Kansas City and Chicago markets
Estimated livestock receipts at Kansas City show cattle and calves mixed with hogs and lambs steady to firm. Hogs at ceiling levels with sows around 13.30 and lambs quotEd at 15.25, while cattle and calves appear limited. Chicago potato market reports arrivals and steady demand for high quality stock. Prices for hay and grains listed with alfalfa and prairie varieties noted as in good condition though prairie weak.
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Kansan City
Mar
Chicken Sandwich Sickens 175 at Gude Springs Benefit
An outbreak of food poisoning sickened 175 people at a benefit social for the Cit basketball team in Gude Springs Kansas. Evan Wright, director of the state food and drug division, said the sandwiches contained ground chicken mixed with chicken broth and the source is under investigation. No fatalities were reported. The French cabinet endorsed a proposed law to end government licensing of newspapers and to abolish paper permits.
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Gude Springs
Kan
Cit
Evan Wright
Stute Food and Drug Division
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Paris
Washington Creek Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits
A Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ott Mohler included several Lawrence residents and Linwood visitor Miss Peecy Evans. Afternoon calls by Clarence Wood Ruth Titterington and Eldon Wood followed. Numerous local residents visited relatives, shared news of moves overseas, and noted new appliances while recounting visits among the community in Washington Creek and nearby towns.
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Elgar Smith
Wilbur Duver
Ronnie Duver
Glenn Smith
Lawrence
Peecy Evans
Linwood
Ai Rm
Clarence Wood
Ruth Titterington
Eldon Wood
W. S. Postma
Richard
Willow Springs
Postma
Everett Kinger
John Folka
Ann Wilkon
Merle Crmmons
Mary Helen Mohler
Hdna Mae Mohler
Ben Mohler
Wilt Wolfe
Salina
Thin Neighborood
Wolfe
Vitecent
Chester Desque
Linner
Ben Garber
Floyd
Verna Garber
Johnnie Gimbler
Larry Barmoorbroeder
Willingery
H. L. Dillon
John Edward
Yvonne Kay
Everett Turner
Orlyn Vaughn
Oquane
Irving Haats
Overbreak
Mra. Vaughn
Mra
George Finch
Grain and Livestock Markets Report From Kans City AP
Kansas City reports Wheat and corn prices with No 1 and No 2 classifications, soybeans and barley notes, plus livestock close with cattle hogs and sheep steady. Highlights include Hard Red Wheat prices and corn values, alongside various market movers and stock quotes from AP US USDA coverage.
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Kansan City
Mar
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New York
Clore
Ania Corp
Beth Steel
Chrysler Corp
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la Pont de Feed
Gen Motors
Hercules Pond
Joune-Manygat, Kennerott C
Montgomn Ward
Wall Street Stocks Show Mixed Gains on Recovery Wire
Trading on the New York exchange showed uneven progress as stocks drifted with a mild recovery. Liquors, motors, and miscellaneous issues attracted bidding while several leading issues posted small gains amid thin turnover. Kodak rose on split talks, while DuPont and Allied Chemical were among notable movers.
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