De Valera Arrives in United States for Visit
Eamon de Valera lands at Charleroi airport amid U S welcome as he begins a 1960s style visit to participate in St Patrick’s celebrations. He speaks of Ireland’s stance toward cooperation with other nations and avoiding division amid global tensions. He hopes to meet President Truman and attend important events, amid a cautious exchange on Ireland’s political direction.
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New York
Valera
Rome Titer
Dehn Costelie
de Valera
Ache Odie
Truimar
Viera
Freedom of education group observes national conference
A historical gathering featured remarks on academic freedom, tenure, and truth. Representatives from Kansas State and Fort Hays State universities attended the dinner in Topeka, with Dr Rath Pestead as main speaker.
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Waeloowren
Transwldne
Himwlead
Injured man among events at county fair reported
A union of garbled notes describes an injured man near a hearin and a transfer to a hospital. It mentions Mrs Hearin, Lane, and a trip toward Leavenworth for treatment with Santa Fe officers and an acting agent awaiting a successor after two years in service.
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Dn Mearin
Faden
Mira
Hearn
Eeeerey
Leavenworth
Santa Fe
Fudera
Udera
Collision Damages Plymouth Coupe and Bus Near Marysville
A slush covered highway three miles west of Marysville, Missouri, Saturday evening led to a crash injuring no one. Hayden Flier, a student at Marysville College, lost control of a Plymouth coupe and was struck by a bus driven by Charles Snider from Lebanon, Indiana, bound for Mancos, Colorado, injuring only property.
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Aimoo Hue
Ind’ana
Marvevlle Teachers College
Marvaville
Highway Nation
Hayden Flier
Marysville
Col'enie
Charles Snider
Lebanon
Ind
Mancos
Colo
Snow cleared streets and highway damage reports
Snow removal crews cleared streets and highways in the area while a series of vehicle collisions caused damage at intersections. A Ford sedan on East Tenth Street and a Rapid Transit bus near Thirteenth and Delaware collided. other incidents involved vehicles on Kaw river bridge and Seventh and Arkansas streets. Police reported the crashes and listed drivers including Harry Criss and William Zweifel.
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New York Street
Ale
Fletchee
East Tenth Street
Harry Criss
Lincoln Street
Kaw River
Pattetken Duck Cheek
Jess
Arciderts
John Walkington
Hudon
Lae Toot Oak Halagesue
Thirteenth
Delaware Streets
J.T. Sutter
Obi Street
M.A. Crowell
Sunflower
Massachusetts
William F. Zweifel
West Hole Parkway
Damen F. Friex
Kansas City
Seventh
Arkansas Streets
Pulice
Night welding class offered at KU extension
Night welding classes are held twice weekly in Fowler shops on the KU campus. The program attracts many local farmers and is led by Pau G Hausman who tours the area to discuss rural electrification. Facilities have gained modern machine tools and welding units from the War Assets administration.
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University of Kansas Extension
Fowler
K.U
Pau G. Hausman
Fowler Shops
War Asseta
Planned for Convention Local Teachers Will Be In Charge
Public school teachers from here attended a Saturday Torveka meeting of Karsax State Teachers Association officers and department chairs. They planned for next year’s state teachers convention with water Hussett, a senior Lawrence teacher, presiding. The Gumor bagh school plan will be directed by Ralph Grah er.
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Satunday
Torveka
Karsax State Teachers Association
Thie
Water Hussett
Lawrence
Beh Ni Hieda Kindlesnerger
Heath
Gumor Bagh
Ralph Graher
Local arrests reported in Tas Tawrence area
Police report multiple arrests after a Saturday patrol in Tas Tawrence region. Fahl Nurez of 2004 New Jersey Street was taken into custody at home. Further detentions occurred nearby and involved officers Chester Foster and Kaleb Viabiwl with details pending.
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Regipo
Ofer Libian Dowere
Fahl Nurez
New Jersey Street
Ale
Datraimen Kaleb
Chester Foster
Ten Redding
Wait Palaceer
Tom Keath Kehl
New Hamashire Street
Bee Hare
Deawere
Friends University tour ends with visit to Wichita area
Readable fragments report a Friends University choir from Wichita staying in private homes after a graduation last night and departing today to resume a tour returning to Wichita March 14. Council to meet at city hall at 7 30 pm. A paternity suit filed by Christine Putnam Johnston against Gov. Folson proceeds in Cullman court. Walter Owens faces drunkenness charge after arrest at Eighth and New Jersey. A Bourbon county hunt drew 1500 men. one coyote was bagged as the ring closed.
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Quakers
Nymphome Chor
Friends University
Wichita
Friends Church
Felon Montgomery
James E. Folson
Christine Putnam Johnston
Mra. Johnston
Hancevile
Ala
Cullman
Ann
Folson
James Douglas
Kan. Mar
Bourbon County
Universal military training program explained by Lt Col Andra
Lt Col Herbert H. Andra of Fort Leavenworth's Command and General Staff College will outline a universal military training program to the Lawrence detachment composite group organized reserve corps Thursday evening. The session, at Reserve Headquarters Sunflower Avenue Works No. 240, notes Andra’s background as a Personnel School instructor and WWII service in the Pacific, with awards including the Army Commendation Medal and Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster.
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Herbert H. Andra
Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Lawrence Detacher H Composite Group
Organized Reserve
Eorps
Tng No. 240
Sunflower Arce Works
Andrae
Peraunnel
United States Military Academy
U. S
Army’ Commendation
Embbon
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Region
Obituaries recall Benjamin L Hoover who died at 14 in Washington neighborhood. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm at Washington Creek church with Rev. Ludin. burial in Washington Creek cemetery. Survived by wife Anna Hoover, son Clyde, daughters Mrs Flory and Mrs Flory, sister Mrs Willis, 28 grandchildren, ten great grandchildren. Walter T Bleakley dies in Kansas City after illness. born New Orleans Dec 24, 19??. survived by wife Jessie, two daughters Mrs Germann and Mrs Singletan, two sons Walter and James, sister Mrs Belknap, several grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm from Rumsey Funeral Home. burial Keno cemetery. John F Sugrue burial to Lawrence. wake at Funk’s Chapel. service at Mount Calvary Cemetery with Rev. Towle. Survives include widow Mrs Thudium, a son, two grandsons. Charles F Canavan, 62, dies at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after ten-day illness. longtime Vernon resident. funeral 2 pm Wednesday Oak Hill Cemetery. Dr C E Allivom officiates. Surviving: mother Mrs Keath Canavan. brothers Cat and John W Canavan. sisters Mrs Nellie Johnsen and Miss Lita Canavan. step-daughter Mrs Alice Adams. Wife died about 22 years ago.
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Benjamin L. Homer Trenjamin L. Hoover
Washington
Washington Creek Church
Loudin
Willard Brammell
Washington Creek
Anna Hoover
Clyde Bo Hover
Lone Star
2. D
Walter T. Bleakh
Walter T. Bleakley
Kansas City
New Orleana
Kansas
Joseph Bleakley
Ietz
Leavenworth County
Six Corners
San Francisco
Lewis Singleton
Walter Germann
Denver
Colo
Singletans
Walter T. Bleakleute
Lawree
Jameenktey
London
Ontario
Canada
Ed Belknap
Abilene
Jessie Bleakley
Edward T. Bleakley
Okinawa
Rumsey Funeral Home
Ormal L. Miller
Tonka
Keno Cemetery
John F. Sugree
John F. Sugrue
Lawrence
Funk's
Mount Calvary Cemetery
George Towle
Bost
San Diego
Fred Thudium
Charles F Canavan
Charlee E. Canavan
Keath Lecan Ah Canavan
Pert
Rothers, Cat
John W. ‘Canavan
Nellie Johnsen
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mise Lita Canavan
Salt Lake
Utah
Alice Adams
State of Maine
Hotel Association backs state control council plan
The Kanete Hed association announced support for a state control council during a March meeting. Five member hotels attended and endorsed the stance without dissent, with J T Mayall of Booth hotel elected manager, and Frank Ripple of the Allia hotel Wichita named vice president while Clem Young of the Topeka hotel named treasurer.
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Kanete Hed Association
Legal Control Council
Pessikition RC
Wes
J. T. Mayall
Booth
Sesorine
Irons
Frank Ripple
Allia
Wichita
Pride
Clem Young
Aan Hotel
Topeka
Lawrence Chamber Leaders Headed to Ottawa Conference
Delegates from the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce will travel to Ottawa tomorrow night for an area-wide conference on national affairs. A dinner kicks off the event, jointly sponsored by local and U S chambers, to discuss congressional legislation and ways to promote public understanding. Lawrence attendees include George Hedrick and Kieth Lawton with other business leaders.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Awn Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
HL FE. Shaw
Ottawa Chamber
Congress
George Hedrick
Chamber of Commerce
Kieth Lawton
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital Dismissals And Birth Announcements
A lengthy hospital section lists names of patients admitted and discharged at Memorial Hospital including Peggy Parker Elizabeth Stokes Joseph Bryant Maude Shultz Goldie Kuhn Theresa Geraughty and many others with addresses in Sunflower Kansas City and nearby towns. Birth reports note Mr and Mrs Arthur Siewald and Mr and Mrs Henry Brown welcomed a son and a daughter respectively on March 7 while parade of staff and faculty schedules include Chancellor Deane W Malott of the University of Kansas traveling to Fort Knox for an army training battalion inspection and a tour by Deans George H Smith and others at Ft Knox and KU.
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Peggy Parker
Maesachusett Street
Zabeth Stokes
Connecticut Street
Joseph Hryant
North Seventh Street
Maude Shultz
Goldie Kuhn
Lane 7
Sunflower
Theresa Geraughty
Thirty-Fifth Street
Kansas City
Stephen Rosa Minich
Mississippi Street
Michael Green
Massachusetts Street
Iy Guntert
North Fourth Street
Evelyn Kimball
New Jersey
Meredith Ray
North Fifth Street
Amd
Arthur Siewald
Henry Brown
Ohio Street
Harlan Robertson
Route 4
Denies praising Russia and campus politics
Barrett, a 1946 graduate and WWII veteran, denies praising Russia while praising the Wallace movement for stirring discussion in politics. He teaches two freshmen political science classes and assists in a Soviet culture course. Phi Beta Kappa member. Elizabeth Jacqmain returns from Marion, Ind., after funeral of O L Skinner, Marion businessman and Odd Fellows member since age 19. Their daughter Mabel Skinner works at the National Soldiers Home in Marion. Skinner and wife Helen Sweangen of Lawrence married 47 years.
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Barrett
Elizabeth Jacqmain
Marion
Ind
O. L. Skinner
Odd Fellows Lodge
Misa Helen Sweangen
Lawrence
Mabel Skinner
The
National Soldiers’ Home
Mr. Skinner
Grant County
Welen
Market News Mixed U S Grain and Livestock Activity
Market report shows scattered strength and weakness across grains and live- stock. Corn and oats slide with weak flour demand while livestock, calves, and cattle see uneven trade and price shifts amid steady shop activity and modest gains in some categories.
Livestock Market Report Kansas City March Summary
Kansas City livestock market shows uneven cattle demand with mixed grading, mostly weedy to good fed cattle and steady to higher lambs and stockers. Loads around 478 to 627 pounds show strong bids, while feeder cattle and heifers hold steady. calves and sheep receipts estimated near 600, with wheat and corn futures and hay markets noted alongside.
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Kansan
Mar
Ap-Uspay
Ateady
Bsani
Ana Choleiivker
Sterra
Sheen mi
Janke
Kansas City
Hoge Ame
Rig
Tome
APS
Advante
Tomore Carte
Howe
Chicago Potato Market Report and New York Stocks Summary
A fragmented market note lists potato prices and arrivals with moderate supplies and various grade quotes. It mentions spring turkeys and other livestock prices, plus a brief stock market downturn in New York with general declines and halted tape before noon. A memorial line honors a departed spouse and mother, Charles R. Tate.
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Chicago
Calan
Potstoss
Total
Eee
Bundey
Mar
Kanees City
Br. & Oi
New York
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Erie
Ralph Himetend
Aponte Patel
Manro
Merteney
Bret Flo A.V. Wilcowen
Berea State
Ran
Re Hinalen
Ehairey
Aducas
Chareman
Wo Ponhee
Mrs. Jon. Hearin
Mann Way
Nearth
Wheee Hoshand Ie
Midland
Carion
Saenock Mover
W.M. Walter x
Varnum
Sec
Hays
Kan
Haya
Main Street
Lamer Hotel
Fesler Shop
Rosen
Tee Lawrence
Col
Andreae
Hotel Association
Wil Support Control Council
Memorial Hospital
Marie DeHarb
Winona Street
Velma Dillon
Delaware S Treet
Thomas Thompson
Kentucky Street
Frank Alvarez
Gilbert Stockwell
Sam Musick
Lake R
Vernon Mar
R. M. Kloepper
Vermont Street
Kathleen Beasley
North Ninth Street
Anna Glinkman
Walter Fishback
Ohin Street
James H.sorrelts
Bubs
Hercules Road
Hazel Mayhogh
Terry Street
Sunfleet
W. L. Smith
Donald Holm
Perry
Joseph. Schoggen
Baby
Sunnyside
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Singis
Todas. Securities Investment CO
Mast Kreider
Pheas
Russia
Newark
Chivaco
Ethan A. Smith
Eget Shipments Ltd
Iota
Kanaae
Kansax
Siar
Kansas City Hay Market
Hany Recep
Alfa
Andy
Saleem
RT Omy
Ba Hi
Tear Prairie
Vrerie
Floyd
Galva & Beriig
N. HK
Paris
Rapaira
Smali
Smith Electric CO
Dingman Furniture
Wall Street New York
Mawrya
Cape Far
Travsfers
Hares
Charles R Tate
Tate
Fords
Gan Motors
Ponder Bennecott
Cop — Toon Ou
Montgom
Dairy
Nort Amer
Pei Wee
Sears
Campsbell
Crosley Home Appliances
West Nisth
Caanalty
Andy C. Hess
Ins
T. G. Fitch
Agcy
Ambulance Service
Funk
Mame
Fonersla
Jayhawker
Judy Bond
Manaachusetta
Spencer Tracy
Lana Turner
Zachary Scott
Cass Timberlane
Stuclair Lewis
Seval
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