Publishing Yalta records risks and political tempers
The piece notes Republicans and senators urge public release of Big Three wartime talks including Yalta Tehran and Potsdam conferences. It cites Sen Keownland and Senan who warn against sensational charges, while officials say the White House weighs the publishing program amid domestic and foreign reactions.
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Yalta
Sen
Keowland
California
Spre
Tehran
Potsdam
Tru‘aan
Privariely
Walla
Ond
Patel
Proclamation Declares Community Health Week in Lawrence
Mayor Chris Kraft proclaims March 27 to March 31 as Community Health Week in Lawrence Kansas. The Jaycees and Junior Chamber of Commerce chapters nationwide collaborate with health agencies to educate citizens about local health resources and how to use them to improve community wellbeing. Citizens are urged to join in the observance and support health programs for the municipality.
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Lawrence J Jaycees
Chris Kraft
Lawrence
Kansas
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wichita Seeks Hearing For Water Legislation
City of Wichita seeks a hearing on proposed water legislation. Acting manager Ralph T and attorney Fred Aly object to certain details in the draft measure.
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Wichita
Wichess Bicker
Oyanager
Ralph T
Fred Aly
Fe plans new Lawrence station replacing old in Topeka
Anta Fe officials in Topeka announced a contract award to build the new Lawrence station at 413 The current old building will be cleared for the site with work to start soon No cost figures were released and the report ends with an unrelated sentence about birds of species.
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Tape! O
Anta Fe
Topeka
Early spring droodle tribute humor and gossip
A fragmented scribble notes a playful droodle tribute on the first day of early spring. It mocks hats and dust, mentions “germinate” and “Va-va sums it up,” with casual comments about porch life and fashion.
14 Wrecks For City As Untimely Snow Arrives
Lawrence motorists faced unprepared conditions as 14 traffic accidents were reported to police between noon and 1 pm with no injuries. Weekend collisions included two with serious damage. Notable incidents: at 2nd and Elm a 150 dollar damage car vs truck. 71st and Ky a 315 dollar total. 10th and N H a 50 dollar total. 2nd and Locust 350 dollar damage.
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Lawrence
2Nd
Elm Bts
Will Gorrill
Ala. St
W. D. Gorrill
Roy Gus Ziesenis
R. I. St
Jerry Gene Cox
N. H
Sts
Geneva Minter
R. L
R. L St. and Jerry W. Giddens
Tenn. St
Names and residences listed at Memorial Hospital
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and addresses such as Maxwell lane Gerald Lamb Janet Blaylock Deborsh Ann Wuthnow Connie Bair Gloria Laming Raymond Handley Alice Pasewarh Joan Holliday Verna Kahn, baby boys and girls, and addresses in Eudora Tonganoxie McLouth Winchester Winchester. many entries include Route numbers and streets indicating a hospital guest or patient roster.
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Gloria Laming
Tonganoxie
Raymond Handley
Linwood
Alice Pasewarh
Eudora
Joan
Holliday
Leon Johnson
Hattie McCrary
McLouth
Verna “Kahn
Baby Boy
Fred Ousendahl
Route 3
Louella Ray
Garfield St
Jean
McKnight
Oread Ave
Lestie Schooley
Me. St
Gloria
Jean Gaston
Mossie
Tranamee J
Alvin Haswold
Barker Ave
Colleen Johnston
Tenn. St
Jean Clark
Winchester
Beverly
Carol ‘Fulks
Effie
Farren
Tonganaxie
Edith Houk
4-H Rural-Life Dance Raises Funds for Fair Grounds
About 400 people attended the annual 4 H Rural Life dance in the Community Building Saturday night. After expenses, the more than $700 collected will fund improvements at the 4 H Fair grounds. Felicia Oldfather, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oldfather of Bowie, won a calf door prize.
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Felicia Oldfather
Charles Oldfather
Bowie
Britons Expect Churchill Resignation Soon
London observers report Winston Churchill likely to resign as prime minister within weeks though not retirement. The Times notes Easter as likely timing and Eden to form a new government, while supporting Churchill eyes elder statesman role and possible return to Parliament for special assignments.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Independent Times
Elizabeth
Anthony Eden
County Red Cross Drive Tops $11 000 Milestone
A morning update shows the Red Cross drive surpassing 11 000 with Douglas County aiming for 14 700. Haskell Institute beat its 160 quota by 7.75, and Miss Leona exceeded 25, while numerous local businesses and individuals contributed at least 2.00.
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Red Cross
Douglas County
Ed Cross
Haskbll Institute
Leona
Keeler
Kress
Standard Life Chores
World Co
Hhouse
Karl Kreider
Eldridge Hotel
Drake's Bakery
Cole’s Food Center
Norrig Bros
J. C. Penney Co
Singer Sewing ” Machine Co
Gibb's Clothing Co
John ‘Albers
Enfield Jones
Annie Bentley
Shaw Lumber’ Co
Poehler Mercantile Co
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Charles Carson Stewart aged 93 and Sanford Johns aged 77 die. Stewart a former Ottawa carpenter, longtime firefighter, dies at Overbrook after living with Brewster family. funeral at Lamb Funeral Home Ottawa with Gail Garst officiating, burial at Hope Cemetery Ottawa. Johns, a retired farmer from Rea Mo., died at home in Lawrence after illness. he and wife Dore Johns marked their 66th wedding anniversary.
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Charles Carson Stewart
Ray Q. Brewster
Miss. St
Overbrook
Stewart
Little York
Ottawa
Volunteer Fire Department
Lawrence
Brewster
Methodist Church
Hope Cemetery
Sanford
Sanford Johns
N. H. St
Johns
Rea
Dore
Lawmakers See Atomic Subs Radically Alter Warfare
Groton Connecticut lawmakers on an overnight Nautilus cruise predicted atomic powered submarines will reshape survival strategy and tactics. They praised Rear Admiral Hyman Rickover for guiding the Nautilus and said its submerged full speed circle capability marks a fundamental shift in naval warfare.
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Groton
Conn
Congressional Atomic Pesgy Committee
Adm
Hyman G
Rickover
Gsr
River side School tops polio drive in two-teacher list
River side School led the rural polls with 26.25 dollars, the highest among two-teacher schools, while Number Six ranked second. One-teacher schools saw Ex heline at 20 dollars, taught by Mrs. Mabel Gilliland, with Farmland second. The Douglas County policy fund now totals 10,085 dollars. Nearby, Southeast Kansas iced over with light sleet. Pittsburg reported a half inch of ice and temperatures near 77. A new voting booth design arrives in Lawrence, plus a car with heavy rust speckling draws attention downtown. The KU symphony concert scheduled for Sunday was canceled due to Prof. Russell Wiley’s delayed return from Ft. Smith, Arkansas, with a later performance planned for 8 p.m. Sunday. Rotary speakers noted an enthusiastic gathering led by Clayton Krehbiel, who highlighted a song titled Jingle Bells.
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Riverside
Rose Lee
Douglas
Isabel ‘Stemmerman
Exheline
Mabel Gilliland
Farmland
Douglas County
Kansas University Symphony Orchestra
Russell Wiley
Lawrence
Ft. Smith
Ark
Wiley
Fine Arts Vortice
Two Injured In County Line U S 59 Crash
Two persons were seriously injured early Sunday when a collision occurred on U S Highway 59 about 100 yards south of the Douglas Franklin county line. Jodie Cole 49 Centropolix lost control of his car, skidded sideways and struck a pickup driven by Ralph Stewart 30 Ottawa. Cole is at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa with a crushed head and collarbone. Katherine Cole 20 wife of Jodie was taken to KU Medical Center Kansas City with a crushed cheek. Both vehicles were demolished.
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Douglas-Franken
Ottawa
Highway Patrol
Jodie Cole
Centropolix
Ralph’. Stewart
Cole
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Nera
Katherine
Kansas City
Kas
Bond Forfeited in Topeka Police Court
Dale Suddith of Topeka forfeited a $25 bond in police court on an unspecified charge. The report notes there are 319000 blind Americans, reflecting a broader social reference in the page.
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Dale Suddith
Topeka
Markets Stretch Across Copper To Grains In Frantic Trading
Kansas City reports show steady to higher cattle and hogs, with feeders and vealers strong amid active demand. Cash grain prices edge up on corn and wheat futures, while soybeans and bran quoted higher. livestock futures display mixed movement as traders react to demand and weather cues.
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K. C
Wall Street
New York
Zenith
General Dynamics
Babcock & Wilcox
Kennecott Copper
Three Brothers Held After Saturday Tavern Brawl
Three brothers were held by the Leavenworth County Sheriff's Office after a Saturday brawl at the White House Tavern in Reno. Proprietor Live Potter and Deputy Don Brauer were beaten. Brothers Willard and Athal Lathrom were arrested at the scene. Eldred Lathrom was nabbed Sunday. Potter and Brauer received minor injuries and were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and a Tonganoxie physician respectively.
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Leavenworth County Sheriff's Office
Reno
Don Brauer
Tonganoxte
Fred DelBonto
White House
Live Potter
Willard
Athal Lathrom
Leavenworth
Douglas County
Noone
Eldred Lathrom
Potter
Law ‘Rence Memorial Hospital
Brauer
Driver Escapes Injury After Off Road Into Pond
Donald D. Hackler aged 24 of Wells ville escaped injury Saturday night when his car left Highway K-10 a half mile west of Eu dora crossed a ditch and hit the edge of a pond at Tower Lake Farm. Car damage unspecified. We thank friends neighbors and relatives for flowers cards sympathy and deeds after the sudden death of our beloved husband and father.
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Donald D. Hackler
Wellsville
K-10
Eudora
Tower Lake Farm
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Memorial
Sanday
Winnie
Daily
Mirror
Free World
House of Commons
County Red Cross
Pittsburg
Pacific Ocean
Massman Construction Co
Kansas Turnpike
Rotary Club
Clayton Krehbiel
Rotary
Bellsville
Capona
Uv ‘S Allied Chow
Allis
Beth Steel
Spictgatenel
Boeing Air Rene
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Lion Oil
Martin
McKess
NY Central
Ohio Oil
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Cal Phill
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US Steel
Westy Abk
Lawrence Miles Kas
East
Hartford
Hartford Mont
Frvesten Company Meal Estate
Insurannce
Hartford Accor
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George Hedrick
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