World War II era unrest and police standoff in city apartment
A tense incident on the northwest side ends with police using gas during a raid after a youth armed with a bow and arrow targets officers. The arrestee, questioned by police, is placed in a government home. no formal charges are filed. Context mentions a nervous father and a 4 H club day at Liberty Memorial High School with regional events in Emporia and a fifty state declaration of independence.
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Pomascek
James
Venelerk
Williar
Guvente
Am Hut
Warhicks tee Mrs Lette 2 be he BMF coins
Warhicks and Mrs Lette tour Greek relief centers showcase handmade dolls and crafts created by Greek women in war torn areas. About 2,001 items were sent to children in inaccessible regions such as Kefiasta and Florinaanberste, with funds and support from Greek and American partners. The tour, led by Mrs Renfrew, aims to illustrate gratitude and aid understanding of wartime needs. Cooperation comes from schools, churches, clubs, and businesses, with continued efforts from Greece and the United States.
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Warhicks
Lette
Relnan
Jean Freney
Athens
Omniotam
Kefiasta
Bakasaky
Agrimien
Dine Tome
Karitsa Aavrnta
Greere
Anaia
College Sonen
Greece
Rat
Renfrew
Therce
Atrchenten
Hoals
Innier Chainra of Commerce
Mutary Clubs
Churchen
Revfrow
Chile
Solons Have Own Recording Studio In Washington
Washington lawmakers operate more than 100 speech recordings for local broadcast from three studios in the old House and two in the adjacent office buildings. Members pay per 15 minute record, with most runs around 10 to 15 minutes. About 175 senators and representatives record weekly for distribution on many stations in their districts. Notable examples include Senator Cain and Senator Capper, with others like Pepper and O Mahoney also contributing regularly.
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Washington
Studs Ries
Siewsr Cory
Robert J. Coar Ars Bes
Helen
Cain
Senate
Senator Pepper
D-Fis
Senator Capper
Coars
Cone
Coar
O'Mahoney
D.-Wyo
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D.ark
Dawson
Utah
Window Broken By Grenade at Copenhagen Party HQ
Police report an unidentified man threw a grenade at the communist party headquarters in Copenhagen today, breaking a window. Investigators seek tips as authorities classify the incident as a violent disturbance.
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Copenhagen
Communist Party
Joint Story Hour At City Library Saturday
A joint story hour for children will be held Saturday morning in North Lawrence. Larry Heeb of the library explains slips were sent to families inviting attendance and noting a small prize for participants. Elizabeth Sanith, library assistant, will read That Would I Wash Wis Theis When It Bare Dogs by Tomer and preview a new collection Read published by Child Studs Ves itation of Amerva. Open air courts in Tokyo impose fines on bike riders to curb spetders. a few offenders were detained.
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North Lawrence Corti
Larry Heeb
Elizabeth Sanith
Tormer
Amerva
Tokyo
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Tom Ford Davios
Fred Alen
Santry
Yao Ya Gooner
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California
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