Democrats weigh Truman decision amid Korea talks
Key West reports chairman Frank E McKinney said Truman might not run if Korea progress delays a decision. He noted hopes for a convention open to nominees, with timing set for May 15 and July convention planning. McKinney indicated Truman could withdraw California primary support and stressed personal desire for reelection despite spars for a possible nonrun.
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Fla
Frank E. McKinney
Wedenesday
Truman Tuay
Chedit Koxen
McKinney
Piportanes
Korea
Saditanes
Triayan
Truman
Washington
Lmeckinnes
Democratic Executive Committee
Chicago
Democratic
California
Stairs
League of Women Voters to Hear All Presidential Candidates
The League of Women Voters plans a nationwide Cincinnati event with Republican and Democratic aspirants. Life Magazine and Nations Broadcasting Co. promote the idea during the league convention. Ben Kefauver has accepted. others were approached but declined to name invitees. Candidates would receive questions in advance and submit their answers.
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League of Women Voters
Cincinnati
League
Life Magazine
the Nations Broadcasting Co
Ben
Kefauver
al Me
Jackrabbits Donated to Topeka Zoo by City Officials
Topeka WFA Western Kansans report Topeka park commissioner airy Snyder says five long eared rabbits donated to Gage Park Zoo. The unusual gift, drawn from Kansas fields, is described as valuable for education and entertainment of children who have seen many common rabbits.
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WFA
Airy Snyder
Kansas
Gage Park
Snyder
FBI arrests Robert Schuler in Lawrence firstdegree robbery case
Special Agent L V Boardman said FBI agents arrested 24 year old Robert Arthur Schuler at his Bethel home on a warrant charging first degree armed robbery. Law enforcement connected him to the January 3 cab driver hold up in Lawrence, $65 taken at gunpoint. Schuler is jailed in Wyandotte County with $10,000 bond awaiting transfer to Douglas County prosecutors.
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L. V. Boardman
Kansas City
FBI
Robert ‘Arthur Schuler
Schuler
Bethel
Lawrence
Kansas
Missouri
Wyandotte
Douglas County
Seeding Plans Forecast Larger Wheat and Corn Crops
The Agriculture Department on Wednesday projected a potential wheat crop of 1 165000000 bushels and corn at 3375000000 bushels for the year based on farmers plantings as of March 1. The forecasts imply higher production than last year’s wheat and corn and assume average yields per acre matching the 1941 pattern.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
K U Making Study of People During Floods
University of Kansas researchers plan to interview several hundred North Lawrence residents over the coming months to document how individuals and groups responded to the July flood disaster. Project director Prof. R Paul Brotsman says many families have already shared their flood, crisis, and rebuild stories and praises cooperation from residents and city officials.
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University of Kansas
R. Paul Brots- Man
Cooperaton
Lawrence
Brotsman
Crall Receives Master’s Degree at Chicago University
Francis C. Crall, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Terry Crall of 908 Me. St., earned a Master’s in Administration from Chicago University last week. Attended by his parents and grandmother Mrs. Cora B. Fryer of Ludlow, Mass, Crall’s career spanned Oread High School class of 1940, Chillicothe Business College, Omaha work, army service until 1945, Baker University and Georgia U. He studied at Chicago U while working days as a credit manager for LaSalle Steel and residing in Hammond, Indiana with his wife and son. He is a former Tournament World carrier.
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A. Terry Crall
Chicago
Cora B. Fryer
Ludlow
Crall
Oread High School
Chillicothe Business College
Omaha
Baker University
Georgia U
Chicago US
LaSalle Steel Company
Hammond
Ind
Tourenals World
Scout Beene Qualifies for Eagle Award in Kansas City
Douglas Beene son of Mr and Mrs Beene appeared before the Raw Boy Scout Council in Kansas City to qualify for the Eagle Award. Beene of local Scout Troop 53 was accepted by the board and an award ceremony will be held later. Ralph Graber junior high principal sat on the board to review other candidates for district awards.
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TS Tenn, St
Raw Boy Scout Council
Kansas City
Scouting
Beene
Scout
Ralph Graber
Plan for Fido and park work items discussed
A plan for Fido calls for at least one full time assistant and possibly another part time worker, with salaries charged to project costs as allowed by state law. Wigglesworth urged graveling and a concrete repair plan, while two ordinances on first reading covered off premise beer sales and license grants, plus $58,000 in temporary notes for Park Hill Sub-Division work in South Lawrence.
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Aries
Wigglesworth
Park Hill
South Lawrence
Glee Club Spring Concert Slated at Hoch Auditorium
University of Kansas spring concert by the Men’s and Women’s Glee Clubs set for Wednesday March 26 at 8 p m in Hoch Auditorium. Joseph Wilkins leads the men and Clayton Krehbiel directs the women with James York as pianist for the men and Joanne Stokes Azar for the women. A comedy skit The Serenaders written by Jack Laffer Wichita will be performed by both groups. The program features pieces by Boito Schumann Brahms Richter Bartholomew Gib Romberg Scott and Seals. the concert opens with a chorus from Me fist of El e prologue and closes with Down the Wind.
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University of Kansas
Hoch Auditorium
Joseph Wilkings
Clayton Krehbiel
James York
Osawatomie
Joanne Stokes Azaroff
Hutchinson
the Serenaders
Jack Laffer
Wichita
Onward Spirit of
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Glee Club
Faustin Robles
Kansas City
Edward House
Ft. Worth
Tex
Jack Stewart
Salina
Bill Krehbiel
Norton
Mefistofele
Boito
Merry Hunstman
Robert Schumann
Johannes Brahms
Willy Richter
Bartholomew
John Peel
Gib
Bela Bartok
Loafer
Romberg
Tom Scott
Tom Seal
Borgese to Speak on World Constitution Making
Dr Giuseppe Borgese of Chicago University will address Fraser Theater at 8 p m tomorrow on World Constitution Making He heads the Chicago committee to Frame a world constitution He speaks as part of lectures sponsored by History Political Science and the William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information.
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Chicago University
University of Kansas
Fraser Theater
Chicago
Departments of History and Political Science
William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information
Four Hurt In Highway 10 Wreck Near Eudora
A Monday collision three miles east of Eudora sent five people to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mrs Madalene Farris of Sunflower and three others suffered broken legs and other injuries. one guard, Charles Burns of Ottawa, was treated and released. The wreck involved a car with a woman and baby and another car with Walter and Burns, both vehicles ending in a ditch. Three ambulances transported the injured.
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Eudora
Madalene Farris
Sunflower
Charles Burns
Ottawa
Walter
Burns
K10
Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals Willis 8 Allen Willis S Alten
Allen 45 died yesterday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital He lived at 834 Ind St born in Lawrence Feb 18 1905 and attended public school Services are at St Luke s AME Church Friday at 2 30 p m with Rev E F Fant officiating Burial is in Oak Hill Cemetery Body lies in state at Bowser Lee Mortuary from 4 30 tomorrow until the funeral hour Surviving are wife Susie Allen his mother and stepfather Mr and Mrs E W Jenkins a brother Charles Allen Ottawa and two stepdaughters Joule Belle Smith Denver Colo
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N. J. St
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Ottawa
Joule Belle Smith
Denver
Lenten Service At Immanuel Lutheran In Municipal Building
Immanuel Lutheran sponsors its fourth Wednesday Lenten meditation at 7:30 pm in the Lawrence Municipal Building auditorium at Eighth and Vermont Streets while their church undergoes construction at Seventeenth and Vermont. Dominion will also be observed during the service.
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Baldwin man charged after fight with Joe White
Charge stems from a fight between Baldwin residents Channel and Joe White. Channel, 43, is charged with assault with intent to kill and released on bond by Sheriff Travis E. Glass. Channel to be arraigned in Douglas County. Also notes Legion program with Prof. Charles Oldfather speaking at the Dorsey Liberty American Legion post meeting tomorrow night.
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Joe White
Travis E. Glass
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Douglas County Aero
Charles Oldfather
K.U. Law School
Staf
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Tomorow
Municipal Building
Liberal Man Re-Elected Head of Tri State C of C
Charles D. Taylor of Liberal has been reelected president of the Tri State Chamber of Commerce. The election was held Tuesday night at Goodwell Oklahoma. The group has members in 14 Texas Oklahoma and Kansas counties working to promote federal construction of Optima Dam in the Oklahoma Panhandle southeast of Liberal.
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Liberal
Tri-State
University News Highlights From Lawrence Campus And Local Sites
Lawrence students tackle mid semester quizzes as instructors report progress to deans on Monday. South Forty area sees a new tool and material storage building rising for the Lawrence High School. A Dine-a-Mite to business building conversion is underway on West 2nd Street after partial dismantling. Lecompton residents attend Douglas County Commission meeting on Kaw River Bridge repairs shared with Jefferson County and federal funding. Rock Chalk Cairn on Mt. Oread is being replaced by KU workmen, with Sachem promising to rebuild the historic monument using stones from North College Hall and Snow Hall, symbolizing Kansas Pioneer spirit.
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Jefferson
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Sachem
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Old North College Hall
School convocation speaker at University of Kan Sap
Dr. Harry Alexander Scott, professor of health and physical education, will address a School of Education convocation at the University of Kan Sap next Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the 1 jm Fraser Theater. He will also attend a dinner at the Sasnak club in Plymouth Congregational church, with Prof. Henry Shenk noting his talk.
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Teathern College
Columbiaa University
New York
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Henry Shenk
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University of Oregon
Rice Institute
Brooklyn College
Columbia
Plan Joint Defense for Lawrence-Douglas County
The City Commission approved a resolution establishing the Douglas County Defense and Disaster Council a city county civil defense agency. The council will have two elected members from the county and city, a third citizen member, and a director who will be an ex officio member. County and city sign off pending county approval. State civil defense funds allocate 1 million dollars to counties. Douglas County receives 314000 with 37000 for self. Lawrence gets about 6000.
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Lawrence
Detroit lumber dealer’s securities vanish in home burglary
Three former servants, Thomas Hill, his wife Delta, and John W. Jackson, were questioned after a strong box containing nontransferable stocks and bonds and cash vanished from Melvin Guthrie’s suburban home. Guthrie, 52, said the box held about 500 dollars in cash and securities worth 750 thousand to a million dollars and 27 thousand to 35 thousand dollars in defense bonds. The family had stored valuables at home since a bank crash. The trio remained held without charge as police investigated the missing assets.
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Gutherie
Gutherle
Thomas Hill
Delta
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Baker High Seniors to Be Entertained on Campus
Between 200 and 250 high school seniors will visit Baker University on Baldwin campus this Saturday for Baker Day. They register at 10 a.m. enjoy a Baker choir concert directed by Prof. Leon Willgus, tour the campus with student guides, have a noon luncheon in Memorial Hall, and witness an afternoon program followed by a swimming exhibition. Many will remain to attend campus church Sunday morning. attendees come mainly from Kansas and Missouri, with at least one from Colorado.
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Memorial Hall
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Relatives of Local Man In Accident One Killed
Mrs. Marjorie Rednour of Calumet City Illinois was killed and her husband the Rev. Austin G Rednour brother of Harold D Rednour of Lawrence was critically injured in an auto accident near Gardner Illinois early yesterday morning. The Rev Mr Rednour is now a patient at Morris Ti hospital. The Rednours were en route to a church meeting in Carbondale Illinois when their car collided with a truck. Driving conditions were bad and visibility was minimal. Mr and Mrs Rednour of Lawrence will leave here Thursday to attend the funeral services for the wife of Rednour's brother. Services will be in Steeleville Illinois.
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Calumet City
Austin G. Rednour
Harold D. Rednour
Lawrence
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Ill
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Morris, Ti
Rednours
Carbondale
Steeleville
Two Red MIG-15 Damaged In Jet Battle Over Korea
In a 15 minute air clash above Northwest Korea, eighteen Sabre jets fought thirty six MIGs. Two Red MIG-15s were damaged as bombs buried railway tracks and debris covered the countryside. Rain grounded planes in the morning.
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Korea
Seoul
Red Cross fund nears county goal amid slow rural response
The Red Cross drive totals reach 12 923.56 as of noon with about 4 000 still needed to hit the 17 180 county target by next Tuesday. Residential area gifts total 5 236 20 while rural and business drives lag, though new donations from B F Goodrich Co Safeway Store and others add momentum. James Postma reports hope of meeting the 3 650 division goal.
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Journal-World
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Safeway
T. J. Sweeney
Lawrence Jonal Bank
Westvaco
Memorial Hospital Adds Scalp Stitches After Rock Incident
At Memorial Hospital Mrs Margaret Andres and others listed include many residents and babies. Donald Edwards nine receives five stitches after a rock struck his head at school. He is a Woodlawn School kindergarten pupil.
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Nut St
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Woodlawn School
Collectors Say No More Eggs for Tax Payments
WILLIBA Ky i Chennie Hallon received a polite thank you for his eggs but the IRS asked that the rest of his social security tax bill be settled with money. Hallonon, a country store operator and humorist, owed 88.25 dollars and claimed his chicken business failed with no markets nearby. He sent a crate of 12 dozen eggs to Louisville to cover part of the debt. Kentucky collector Seldon R Glenn sent a check for payment above market price and urged attaching it to the return while offering $10 monthly installments, but not in eggs.
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Internal Revenue
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Seldon R. Glenn
Kentucky
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Glenn
Inter-Church Banquet Tonight at KU
Nearly 225 University of Kansas students are expected to attend the interdenominational banquet at 4:30 PM in Trinity Lutheran Church. Rabbi Ferdinand Isserman of Temple Israel in St. Louis will speak on The Things We Have In Common. Toastmaster is Philip Kassbaum.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
K. U
Ferdinand Myron Isserman
Temple Israel Synagogue
St. Louis
Benjamin Benjaminov
B'Nai B'Rith Hillel Foundation
Philip , Kassbaum
Kansas City
KU special election on student government reform stands
Voters at Kansas University cast ballots in a special election on a constitutional amendment to change All-Student Council representation. The proposal shifts from school district blocks to residence types, eliminates district voting, and would have all students elect all representatives. Pathacamac-Now, a group mainly of fraternities and sororities, opposes the amendment.
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University of Kansas
Pathacamac
Malatesta Library in Cesena to Mark 500th Anniversary
The Mala testian library in Cesena Italy one of the oldest in the world will celebrate its five hundredth anniversary this spring. Founded in 1452 by Prince Domenico Malatesta it was administered by Franciscan Brothers until 1866 when the Italian state assumed ownership. Books have been maintained with careful devotion for five centuries with Boron as the principal ingredient via boric acid.
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Cesena
Italy
Malatestian Library
Domenico Malatesta
Market snapshot shows mixed stocks and steady livestock
New York market wires report mixed stocks with steels steady and oils down. bonds higher and rails improving. Hogs up 25 to 50 cents, top $17,600. cattle steady to 30 cents higher, top $39.23. Kansas City livestock notes show steady to lower demand, with fed steers around 34.2 and cows around 25.0. Cash grain rates cited include corn around 182 and soybeans near 2411.
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Iunhwer
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Chrysler
Doug Aire
Shi +n Du Pont
Gen Motors Goodyear Uta
Kennecott
Montz Ward
West
Market uneven as major groups drift in New York
In New York on a slow trading day investors showed divergent trends. Major stocks fluctuated while many leading issues moved only modestly. Oil and investment linked stocks fell, rail shares edged lower, and overall activity remained light about 1.1 million shares.
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