Prospecting for Arizona Gold Near Phoenix
Report on gold prospecting in Arizona describes sunbathing and hiking with panning near resort areas, noting limited success from large operations. Small deposits and by products of copper and zinc drive a cautious, financially modest hunt for fortune amid safety warnings from veteran prospector Robert Anes.
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Hice
Petere
Oifficulties
Tre de Preusion
Arizona Department
Mese
Congress Junction
Congress
Frank Careon
Champie Ranch
Radshaw Mountains
Humbue
King's Ranch
Rugard Supersuiga Muntaina
Phoenix
Dutchman
Oman
Robert Anes
Dude Fortuna
Indiana
Missed charge against Albert Mc Richland in county jail
A clerk's report notes a charge dismissed against Albert Mc Richland for alleged false representation. Judge Frank Gray overruled a demurrer to evidence presented by the investment company at 104 Eighth Street. McNish remains in custody in Osage County jail on related charges.
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Albert McRichland
Reute
Ohning
Widow Revives Craft of Hooked Bugs Across New England
Exeter, New Hampshire widow Mrs. Fiyin James Prescott teaches old time hooked rug making in three New England states. She conducts classes in Dover Newton Rochester and other towns and travels to groups in Tyngsboro Gardner Hill and New Havenport. An exhibition in Haverhill featured 250 hooked rugs. She is noted as an authority on New England embroidery.
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Exeter
N. H
New England
Fiyin James Presott
Secever
Dover
Morteth
Newton
Rochester
Ampteen
Tynn
Jaserhill
Newharvport
Mags
South Remick
Haverhill
Price cuts at Procter Gamble and Lever Brothers firm
Cincinnati reports Procter Gamble announces a second two cent per pound cut in Crincie vegetable shortening wholesale price, following February 10 and March 28 reductions. Lever Brothers matches a similar two cent cut. Grass fire extinguished near vacant lot at nth and Missouri. Cooper arrives in Lawrence with Norman Cooper and family. he joins University of Kansas football coaching staff.
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Cincinnati
Provter and Gamble Company Today
Cambridge
Masa
Lever Brothers Co
Grasa
Nth
Missouri
Paul
Cooper
Norman Cooper
Wwrence
Nashville
Tenn
Kansan
Present U N To Fail If the Marshal Plan Fails
Vernon Nash voices concern at a joint meeting of the Union Knife and Fork club about the United Nations and a potential world government if the Marshal Plan collapses. He warns national sovereignty could be sacrificed and warns of a possible American leadership crisis affecting global order.
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Vernon Nash
Memker
Myeaker
Americon
Aleormione
Govermer
Police Help Run Fire Sale Amid Damaged Shops
Fire damage blanketed a district on Maesarhiserts street as shoppers flooded the sale. ProMoter Grace Greene Erickson said crowds were guided through back exits while department workers kept lines moving. Bargains drew large crowds. salvage of stock will continue through the week as stock is reshaped for resale.
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Argain
Maesarhiserts
Mia
Grace Greene Erickson
ProMetor
Tere
Dior Om
Dewalk
Denartimnent
Orien
Sck
United States Says No Plan For Ministers Meeting
The State Department indicated there is no prepared plan for a meeting of foreign ministers. U S and British officials expect talks with France on natural security issues and military guarantees in Europe. Deputy Foreign Minister Ridoutt is reported to visit Washington next month for discussions with the Secretary of State and the British Foreign Secretary.
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U. S
Ringtor
State Department
United States
Comsultat
France
Terest
Washington
Marebg't
Beir
Pane
Three Reappointed to Industrial Development Commission
Gov Frank Carl announced the reappointment of three members to the Rawson Industrial Development Commission for a one year term ending March 1 Tac They are Richard Robbins Pratt Joe R Restor Jewel and H E Muchrie Atch To Sing in Five State McPherson College a cappella choir to tour five states starting April In with Garden City Perrytown Vand Pampa Texas Clovis NM May Wiley Rocky Ford Colorado Springs Denver and Haxtun Cole Enders Neb Trains Squad of 20 McPherson Kan A spring track squad of about 20 has turned out for McPherson College with plans for dual meets and possibly triangular meets Fined for Drunkenness Far l T Bond 1716 Massachusetts street was fined 10 by Police Judge O J Lane after noon for drunkenness Gilbert Nosby Topeka was jailed in default of a 10 fine on drunkenness
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Staten McPherson
Kar
Mar
McPherson Colege A Cappella Choir
Don Frederick
Garden City
Perrytown
McPherson
Kan
McPherson College
Rolla Reiling
Farl T. Bond
Maasachu+ satts street
O. J. Lane
Gilbert Nos
Topeka
Man Waives Preliminary Hearing On Car Theft Charge
Demaid G Burton of Lawrence waived preliminary hearing after being sent to Topeka Jail on a stolen car charge. He faces further federal court proceedings as the case moves forward. Lawrence police arrested Burton earlier this week, with officers noting additional charges and a planned trip to Topeka for arraignment.
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Ichira Man Ie
Topeka
Burton
Trurton
Lawrences Pecce
Arora Bea i Speer
Batisteen
Kansas City
Profits Tied To Information Leaks In Trade Data
Mashington reports a statement by Geore A. Parks of the department of agriculture testifying about a leak of data on lard export figures for the last quarter of MAT. He notes a surge in prices and market reactions as officials weigh responses and policy implications.
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Mashington
Mar
Andersen
Minn
Geore A. Parks
Department of Agriculture
Ois
Italian No on Swap Sparks Foreign Edict Debate
Fragmented report cites Trieste and Yuravia, with references to a Free Territory stance. The piece mentions a theater response and a political figure, amid notes on Washington and European positions.
May visit in Europe prompts youth trip details
The article outlines a planned European visit for youths with BiH club leaders coordinating. Participants must be mature and capable, with farm, community, and organizational experience. Trips last two weeks, with destinations including Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Britain, returning in October.
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Sax
Stritain
Denmark
Hevland
Norway
Sweden
Ams
Troman Foreign Policy Critique Raises Washington Debate
Albany dispatch reports Governor Thomas Kewer urging a tougher stance on Teunan’s foreign policy. Dewey counters that peace must be preserved, while proposing a restructured intelligence service and stronger U S diplomatic efforts.
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Albany
Thomas Kewer
Tee
Teunan
Mde
Nice Triton
Dewey
NATO
Aterka
Former Deputy Sheriff Denies Vote Fraud Charges
A former deputy sheriff denied charges of vote fraud in a federal case. Dorris Sartin testified that ghost voters influenced the 1946 primary in Sarin. Wil Davis, a key government witness, tied Sartin to several polling places.
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Karsas Moe
Agaimet Phi
Dorris Sartin
Mor
Sarin
Wil Davis
Sartin
Davis Impersonating Registered Voters Alleged
Sartin testified that he had not seen Maris on the day of the section while Davis was accused of registering voters.
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Davis
Sartin
Maris
Senator Hill Calls Truman Withdraw From Democratic Race
Washington dispatch reports Senator Hill of Alabama urged President Truman to withdraw from the Democratic presidential race. He had supported Truman for the nomination but rescinded his backing amid strong Dixie resistance to the Civil Rights program, signaling a shift by Alabama and possible Dixie delegates at the convention.
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Washington
Hill
D.-Ala
Truman
Dixie
Alabama
Ath
Aviation program at Kansas summer session planned
An aviation education program to show the air ace role in the cementary school plan will join the University of Kansas summer session. Nine other colleges and universities in Kansas Missouri participate in the Civil Aeronautics Administration sponsored workshop. Dean George B Smith says the K U workshop will be June 11 and 12 with lectures demonstrations of the Life Trainer and aviation material use in elementary programs.
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University of Kansas
Universan Karens
Missouri
Civil Aerobiotics Administration
George B. Smith
K. U
Dean South
Deaths and Funerals in Leavenworth County
Obituary notes Mrs. Sarah Ann Peters Grider, longtime Leavenworth resident, dies aged about with surviving daughters Mre, Mee, and Mable Peters and son Vinton Peters. Funeral for Prof. Richard L. Grider set at First Presbyterian Church. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. services led by Rev. T. H. Astman. Local rites to follow in Merritoat and Gienwood areas.
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Sarah Ann Peters
Wiedathi
Laws
Merritoat
Richard L. Grider
Will Weheld
First Presbyterian
T. H. Astman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ed Rinald Strait
H. W. Firner
Ralph Tait
George 41
H.W. Schoene
Ak. Rice
C.J. Poses
F. A. Russell
Frank L. Brown
Hospital Admits and Dismissals Across Cities Apr 1910
Memorial Hospital records show Seaver admitted in April 1910 with Augusta Johnson and Dorothy Staller among those discharged. Other entries list Tinley Tivine Eudora Handley Alice Koehler Elizabeth Maliing and Joe Wheeler with babies, plus birth notices for Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Malody at 42 Massachusetts street yesterday.
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Seaver
Augusta Johnson
Aecticut Street
Jeasio Bi
Dorothy Staller
Lake Wit
Kilworth
Favhusetts Street
Tinley Tivine
Eudora
Fizabeth Handley
Linowneds Mra
Alice Koehler
E.R. Maliing
Baby
Olathe
Corkhn
Vermont Street
Eilzabesh Wright
Rhodes Island
Joe Wheeler Ated Baby
Wmg
Milners Street
Willam Kopp
Massachusetts Street
Charles M. Malody
Campus Salute to Kansas Broadcast From WHB Saturday
"Campus Salute" honoring the University of Kansas will be broadcast from 11 to 11:30 Saturday morning over WHB. The program, produced by the U S. Army, will feature KU songs performed by the Army Band and Mount Oread history. Also on display is a World War II memorial model by Bernard Frasier of Tulsa at KU alumni office 226 Frank Stronghall.
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Orsity of
Kansas
WHB
Therogram
U. S. Army
K. U
Army
Mount Oread
University of Kansas
National Conference of Alumni
Frank Stronghall
Bernard Frasier
Tulsa
Okla
Irish Air announces Shannon to New York flight delay
The Irish airline postponed its inaugural Shannon to Boston to New York service for at least a month. Philatelists’ covers will be honored and held to the new date, with special westbound covers requested at 50 cents each to Philatelic Manager in New York. Regular eastbound covers may be sent to New York or Boston post offices.
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Associated Press
Irish Airlines
Shannon
Boston
New York
United States
Irish Air
East 50Th St
N. Y
Market News Mixed Results in Grain and Livestock
Wheat and corn prices moved in opposite directions with wheat retreating while corn rose at the close. Livestock demand remained steady with steer and heifer activity aided by tighter supplies and robust road-fed cattle. prices showed uneven gains across categories including feeders and vealers.
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Caacer
Stockholders meeting and community notices from Kansas City and Lawrence
A listing of attendees at the Pure Milk Producers Marketing Cooperation stockholders meeting in Kansas City includes Eudora Air and many local residents. Other items note social visits in Lawrence and Leavenworth, a return from Halstead hospital, and club activities in Topeka. A brief historical note recalls the Roundheads of the English Civil War and the Magna Charta obtained in 1215.
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Merie
Sharon Kay Gabriel
Shawnee
Stanley Skwarto
Marsden Thomas
BT. Laughtin
Sozeile
Mra
Laugh Parenne
T. P. Stevenwoff
Charles Terrell
Topeka
Willard
J.D. Adams
Laughlin
MM. Wolfe
M. Harrie
Hayward
Ablette
Srv
Alf Eisele
O. Lucas
Ralph, Schmidt
Fred Schellack
Lawrence
John Musick
J. A. Tuggle
Musick
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A, Smith & Storage
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Clipper Seed Cleaners
Barteldes Seed Co
Sealad
Phelps Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
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