Tito Big Winner In Denunciation Of Dead Stalin
New York reports Tito's role in Khrushchev's Stalin denunciation, signaling a Kremlin Yugoslav rapprochement. Diplomatic sources say Tito may visit Moscow later this year, a triumph for a Communist leader who defied Stalin.
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Tito
Stalin
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Joseph
Josip Broz Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Gestapo
Communist Party
Pravda
Comrade Tito
Kremlin
Trath
Khrushchev
Theslav
Soviet Union
V. M. Molotov
Supreme Soviet
Molotov
German Consul to Speak at Lawrence Rotary Meeting
Dr Hans F Schweigmann German consul at Kansas City will headline the Lawrence Rotary Club Monday at the Eldridge Hotel. He will address half of the foreign students at Kansas University as guests of the club. Schweigmann, 58, came to the U S in 1925 as an exchange student at Yale after WWI and studies in Munich Hamburg and Berlin. He earned a Ph D at Berlin University and later worked with the U S agricultural attache in Berlin and Germany s statistical office before joining the German Foreign Service in 1950. He opened the Kansas City consulate in 1953 serving Kansas Missouri and Colorado.
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Hans F. Schweigmann
Kansas City
Lawrence Rotary Club
Eldridge Hotel
Kansas University
Rotarians
Schweigmann
United States
Yale University
Munich
Hamburg
Berlin
U.S
German Food Administration
German Foreign Service
New York
San Francisco
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Garden City's Orchestra Named Top State Group By School of Fine Arts
Garden City High School string symphony of 47 players has been named outstanding high school orchestra of the year by the Kansas University School of Fine Arts. Conductor Loren Crawford, formerly with Pratt, led the group which formed in 1952 for schedule reasons. The orchestra will give a 3 p.m. May 10 concert in Hoch Auditorium for Fine Arts faculty and students, with a year ending tour to various Kansas communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kansan Reporter Tours Scotland Sees Hotel School
Dolph Simonson, on a London Tires-sponsored editorial tour of Scotland, describes being mocked as a foreigner and notes a Fraser clan anecdote. The Glasgow Edinburgh leg includes a visit to Scotland's top hotel school housed in a former private home. Staff emphasize tourism growth, hotel management training, and the need for skilled chefs as essential to hospitality. The group dines on French dishes with wines, then learns no formal banquet is planned for the noon excursion day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Harry Lauder
Dolph Simons Jr
Journal World
London Times
Simons
Scotland
British Isles
Scottish Tourist Board
T. J. Honeyman
Glasgow University
Epetor
Dolph
London
Scothand
Farrigner
England
Simonds
Avery
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Scotish Hotel
America
Europe
le Consomme de Volaire Cultivateur
le Supreme de Saunton Condorceet
Les Pommes Parisenne
le Chauffeur Dubarry
Cash Register Recovered After River Search
The sheriff's office recovered a cash register stolen February 20 from Altie North side Service. Deputies Chappell and Way with Marshal Reed and Chief Miller found it in a river pond on North Seventh using pike poles. Inside were keys and small change. about $50 was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altie Northside Service
Sheriff's Office
North Seventh
Dale Chappell
Ben Way
Charles Reed
John Miller
Local Woman Injured in Car Truck Collision
Mrs. Bryant K. McCullough aged 21 of 2421 North J Street was taken to Watkins Memorial Hospital after an accident at sth and Vt Sir Friday evening. She suffered back ache headache and minor bruises and was discharged after treatment. She rode as passenger in a car driven by husband Bryant Kent McCullough 23 who collided with a truck driven by Stanley Ford Alvord 35 of Lawrence. Vehicle damage estimated at 365 dollars.
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Bryant K. McCullough
N. J. St
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Sth
McCullough
Bryant Kent McCullough
Stanley Forr Alvord
Lawrence
Fine for drunkenness in Ottawa court
Harvey Glenn Montgomery of Ottawa was fined $500 and costs in County Court on Friday for being drunk on a public highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Glenn Montgomery
Ottawa
House Winners to Be Revealed at Review
The seventh annual Rock Chalk Revue final performance at Hoch Auditorium Kansas University will feature trophy presentations by John Ryberg Salina assistant producer. First and second place houses in men’s and women’s divisions receive trophies with third and fourth place groups earning recognition. About 4 000 people expected. Friday opening drew 2 900 and was well received. Houses include North College Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha Delta Pi Gamma Phi Beta Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Nu Alpha Tau Omega Phi Gamma Delta. Skits tackle campus issues chosen by William Inge and Joe Muller.
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Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University
John Ryberg
Salina
Allen Sweeny
Wichita
North College
Kappa Alpha Theta
Alpha Delta Pi
Gamma Phi Beta
Lambda Chi Alpha
Sigma Nu
Alpha Tau Omega
Phi Gamma Delta
Local Holy Week Opens Monday In Session At Noon
The Lawrence area begins Holy Week with a noon sermon series led by Dr Gaston Foote of First Methodist Church, Fort Worth. Ten daily sessions from Monday to Friday feature noon talks on "The Sins that Crucified Him" and evening services at Trinity Episcopal Church. Dozens of church leaders and five choirs will participate, with Foote noted as a prominent speaker and writer.
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Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Lawrence Council of Churches
Gaston Foote
First Methodist Church
Worth
Tex
Parcipalinyy
Popcom
First Presbyterian Church
Trinity Episcopal Churel
Foot
A. G. Parker
Harold Hamilton
Leland Young
William Bryant
William Radcliffe
Andrew Berry
James Nabors
William Smith
Vinton Anderson
A. L. Parker
R. C. Swift
George Smart
Dale Turner
Albert Bramble
John Patton
Evangelical United Brethren Church Sanctuary
K. U
Clayton Krehbiel
Trinity Episcopal Church
West Side Presbyterian Church
Foote
Orient
South America
Ft Worth
Dulles Talks of Major and Minor Worries for State Dept
Secretary of State Dulles outlined core tasks to avoid war and win peace while noting smaller worries such as passport frauds homosexuality and termites. He asked Congress for 140 million dollars to run the department for the coming fiscal year with plans for 20 new missions in the Middle East and Asia. The testimony cited a passport racket selling citizenship documents to Chinese brokers in Hong Kong and said 57 department employees left over homosexuality cases in 1955 with two more cut off for alleged Communist ties. Termites were damaging VOA homes in Okinawa with an estimated stopgap cost of 270000.
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Washington
State Department
House Appropriations
Dulles
Dukes
U.S
Middle East
Asia
Hong Kong
Dennis A. Flinn
Office of Security
Voice of America
Okinawa
Pleasant Weekend Forecast Faces Warmer Temperatures in Kansas
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast for Kansas indicating generally fair skies tonight and Sunday. Forecaster P N Bland expects minimum temperatures in the low 30s and high readings Sunday from the 50s in the east to the 60s in the west.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
P. N. Bland
Dogs to be leashed or fenced in Lawrence from April
Lawrence police chief John Hazelet reminded dog owners that starting April 1 every dog must be under control or fenced, with pickups to the dog pound for noncompliant animals. The leash rule covers April 1 through September 1 under the city ordinance. Douglas County 4 H clubs aim for 500 members by June 1, up from 480, with enrollment open to ages 10 to 21 and no project prerequisites.
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John Hazelet
Hazelet
Douglas County
Kansas
Symphony Head Denies Charges Against Members
New York Symphony of the Air chief says accusations of communism against some players have no basis in fact. State Department canceled a planned Asia goodwill tour after FBI found derogatory records on about 30 of the 100 musicians. nine were on last year’s trip. Mellvaine said leadership lapse after a routine check led to cancellation of the fall tour. last year’s six week trip had cost $267,005 and was deemed a success by officials.
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Walington WF
New York ‘Symphony
State Department
Asia
David Walter
Symphony of the Air
Walter
New York
House Appropriations Committee
Robinson Mellvaine
FBI
Arturo Tostanini
National Broadcasting Co
Mellvaine
FBY
Jurors Report April 2 for Court at District Court
Judge Frank R. Gray announced group two jurors will report April 2 for duty. The session will hear a grand larceny case against William Joseph Moidl of Kansas City for allegedly stealing four tires and four wheels from Winter Chevrolet Co. on June 14 last year, valued at 140 dollars.
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District Court
Frank R. Gray
William Joseph Moidl
Kansas City
Moidl
Winter
Chevrolet Co
Lucille EK. Allison
Bahnmater
George F
Lecompton
Charlton
Robert
Pawnee St
Dodson
N.Y. St
Flory
Rowen
Freed
Ralph B
N.H. St
Hall
Milton O
Mass. St
House
James T
Maas. St
Jaeger
Robert W
Mo. St
Messer
Harold W
Elm St
McConnell
Howard
Vt. St
Ott
Emerson J
W. St
Palmateer
Walter
Pine
Richard
Conn
Purdue
Floyd B
Rice
Ellsworth
William E
Baldwin
Roche
Russell
Schneck
Gaylord
Shirar
Lester
Sturdevant
Louis A
la. St
Taul
C. T
Thomas
Ralph
Ottie St
Wiley
Lyman T
Cambridge St
Woestemeyer
Dorothy E
Tenn
Brummett
County Free Fair board seats and Big Springs shift
The County Free Fair board includes ten representatives nine from townships and one from Lawrence. Members listed are Husted, Srant, Raymond Jee, Kanweka, Max Bahnmiler, Le compton, Bob Lawson, Palmyra, Lester Schwartz, Willow Springs, Les Demeritt, Clinton, Louis Kindred, Eudora, Clarence Rappard, Marion, Wayne Parks, Wakarusa, and E R Zook, Lawrence. Big Springs Fair was discontinued to consolidate at Lawrence with better facilities. About $3,000 yearly county prizes previously for Big Springs will be dedicated to the new county fair prizes.
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County Free Fair Board
Townships
Lawrence
Husted
Srant Township
Raymond Jee
Kanweka
Max Bahnmiler
Lecompton
Bob Lawson
Palmyra
Lester Schwartz
Willow Springs
Les Demeritt
Clinton
Louis Kindred
Eudora
Clarence Rappard
Marion
Wayne Parks
Wakarusa
E. R. Zook
Big Springs
Wichita Teacher Bidwell Exhibit Highlights Art Conference
The 44th annual High School Art Conference at Kansas University features Wat son Bidwell head of Wichita East High School art department. About 1,200 teachers and students attend with roughly 14 Bidwell paintings on display in the Memorial Union south lounge.
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Watson Bidwell
Wichita East High School
Kansas University
Bidwell
Memorial Union
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals
Funeral services for Mrs Hattie C Sparks 12344 N J St will be at 2 30 p m Monday in Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev J Brown officiating Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Body at Bowser Lee Mortuary from Sunday evening until time for services Flora May Sanderson 63 1800 Me St died this morning at home Survived by husband W C Sanderson one daughter two sons one sister one brother and seven grandchildren Funeral services to be announced later E H Cain 75 resident of McLouth died Friday at home after long illness Born Dec 3 1880 married Elizabeth Fidler Dec 27 1899 five children She died 1932 and he married Dolly Walker in 1933 Survived by two daughters three sons one granddaughter a brother and two sisters Funeral services 2 p m Monday at McLouth Baptist Church Burial Wild Horse Cemetery Bradford Funeral Home McLouth in charge
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Hattie C. Sparks
N. J. St
Ninth Street Baptist Church
J. Brown
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Flora May Sanderson
Me. St
W. C. Sanderson
Helen Schenck
Monterey Park
Calif
Milton W. Sanderson
Urbana
Til
Wayne Sanderson
Midland
Mich
Effie Moore
Herington
E. M. McKinley
Casper
Wyo
Eli H. Cain
E. H. Cain
McLouth
Springdale
Sara Jane Cain
Elizabeth Fidler
Dolly, Walker
Lila Burgoyne
Ruth Pepper
Kansas City
Ralph Cain
Dale Cain
Hutchinson
Harold Cain
Elyria
Ohio
Dave Cain
Nancy Graham
Emma Ridgway
McLouth Baptist Church
Wild Horse Cemetery
Bradford
Market News: Kansas City Livestock Prices Lift or Steady
USDA market summary shows cattle mainly steady with varied weight classes, pigs and hogs higher, sheep lambs weak to steady. For grains and produce, wheat around 1.90, corn 1.30, oats 0.60, eggs and butter mixed, hogs at 13.75, assorted poultry prices listed by weight and grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDAI
Colorado
Blue Shield and Blue Cross Board Directors Reelectments Set
In Topeka during the 1956 spring meetings of the State Members' Committee Blue Shield director Russell Mosser was reelected. W Laird Dean of Tonetea was reelected to the Kansas Blue Cross Board representing Lisuie. H J Swartz of 2418 La St was elected to the members' committee for the district covering ten Eastern Kansas counties including Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Mosser
Sunset Dr
Kansas Blue Shield Board of Directors
Topeka
W. Laird Dean
Tonetea
Kansas Blue Cross Board
Lisuie
Kansas
Douglas
H. J. Swartz
la. St
In Memoriam for Darling Mother Remembered by Daughter
In loving memory of my mother who passed away 35 years ago. What is home without a mother all things this world may send. Lost my dearest, truest friend. Sadly missed by daughter Mrs W Anderson.
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W. Anderson
Births at Memorial Hospital and area notices
Admitted list includes Raymond Williams, Archie Saley, Herman Buchein, Mathew Hopewell, Mrs. Ellis Robison, Michael Harrell, Judith Buerman, Mrs. Beulah Anderson, Ralph Turner, Louis Petne, Barbara Johnson, Gene Smoyer, Mrs. Bertie McConnell with baby, Mrs. Helen McCorkill, Mrs. Agnes Borland with baby, Mrs. Pauline Lindell, Mrs. Charlotte Altenbernd, and Opal Krebs. Birth announcements record Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Carpenter with a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson with a son today in unspecified locations.
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Raymond Williams
Archie Saley
Herman Buchein
Lecompton
Mathew Hopewell
Kansas City
Ellis Robison
Williamstown
Michael Harrell
Judith Buerman
Beulah Anderson
Ralph Turner
WREN
Louis Petne
Kansas St
Barbara Johnson
4Th St
Gene Smoyer
Ohio St
Bertie McConnell
Helen McCorkill
E. 18Th St
Agnes Borland
San Antonio
Tex
Pauline Lindell
6Th St
Charlotte Altenbernd
Opal Krebs
Samuel Carpenter
St. St
William Wilson
Lake St
Theft Reported After Car Break-In on Walnut Street
Wendell Dickey of 1439 Tennessee Street reported to police the theft of a wheel a tire jack and two floor mats from his car likely Wednesday night. The value was about 135 dollars and the vehicle was parked in the 900 block of Walnut Street at the time, he said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Dickey
Tenn
Walnut Street
Dickey
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K.C
Hans Schweigmann
School of Fine Arts
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
A.F
A.M
Maceda
Adolph de. W. M
Geo. W
Dolph C. Simons JR
The
William Inge
Joe Muller
Winter Park, Fla
Journal- World
Keith Young
Tye
Tve
Lawrence Country Club
LCC
John Albers
Sky Schooner
Forbes Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Forbes
the World Co
Edythe Norman
Norman
Jimmy Green
Pioneer
K.U
Franklin D. Murphy
James McCain
Kansas State College
K.u.kansas State
Symphony Head
Memoriam
Farmers Insurance Group Auto — Track — Fire — Life
Fred A. Brewer
Ralph Surnett
Steve Henderson District Agent Co
Andy
Anderson District Sales & Cisime
W. St. Dial Vi
Memorial Hospital
Ia al
Reeper
Fred W. Rumsey
Oscar B. Rumsey
Rumsey. Sons
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