Anti Western Drive in Bulgaria Reported by Diplomatic Correspondent
A dispatch from Sofia, March 24, details a Bulgarian government campaign to isolate Westerners and punish Bulgarians who fraternize with Americans. It cites sentences for relationships with Americans, restrictions on marriage, and state security warnings, amid broader praise for Western broadcasts and films amid censorship.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Bulgakan
Rapita
Geergi Dumitrey
America
Britain
Voice of America
Althoit
Communist Party
The
Voice
BBC
Dimitrov
Tliament
Anton Yugoff
State Security Police
Laurence Quuvier
Unicef
United Nations Inversational Children's Emergency Fund
Georgi Dimitrov
Lamb Feeder Day Draws Sheep Men to Garden City
Sheep men from western Kansas and eastern Colorado gathered in light rain for the annual lamb feeder day program at the Garden City experiment station. Two research projects in lamb feeding drew interest with speakers including Harry Smith of Colorado A M College, Dr. R. J. Throckmorton of Kansas State College, and Dr. A. D. Weber of Kansas State University.
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Garden City
Kan
Kansas
Colorado
Garden City Experiment Station
Harry Smith
Colorado A. M. College
R. J. Throckmerton
Kansas State College
A. D. Weber
Kansas State
Abilene Man Sentenced 15 Days for Drunk Charge
William E. Walters of Abilene was sentenced in police court to 15 days in jail for a drunken offense and committed to the county jail.
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Abilene
William E. Walters
Traffic fines paid in police court for minor violations
Four dollars was collected in police court yesterday afternoon from individuals cited for minor traffic violations. One offender paid a dollar forfeited bond, while others settled fines or forfeitures.
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Wwang
Oklahoma stations to broadcast NCAA title game in Seattle
Mrs Wernick of 730 Arkansas street contributes to Life in These United States in Reader's Digest. An accident inspired her account from a motor trip through Missouri. The NCAA basketball championship game between Oklahoma A and M Kentucky in Seattle will be broadcast by KVOO Tulsa and KOCY Oklahoma City at 11 40 PM CST with live coverage.
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N. Wernick
Arkansas Street
United States” Department
Missouri
Oklahoma A
M.kentucky
Seattle
N.C.A.A
Oklahoma
KVOO
Tulsa
KOCY
Oklahoma City
Arrests At Peace Delegates At Democratic Conference
Dean Acheson labeled the meeting a forum for communist propaganda as delegates from Soviet Union and iron curtain nations gathered with about 500 American sponsors. The event opened with the Star Spangled Banner sung by Brenda Lewis as boos greeted references to Churchill and Hoover. George V. Allen urged magazine editor Cousins to attend and affirm democracy. Cousins finally spoke to say Americans do not want peace at any price.
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Dean Acheson
Russia
Brenda Lewis
Winston Churchill
Herbert Hoover
Truman
Cousins
George V. Allen
New Officers Named At Missouri Valley Adult Education Meet
Miss Ona R Wagner of Lincoln Nebraska was elected president of the Missouri Valley Adult Education association at the University of Kansas conference. Thurman J White of the University of Oklahoma was chosen vice president and Mrs Gertrude L Flyte of Mitchell South Dakota became secretary treasurer. George B Smith of the KU school of education urged planners to focus on satisfied adult students, appropriate materials, and teaching what adults want. Local delegates include Ruth Litchen Anna Mc Cracken and several KU and state education officials.
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Ona R. Wagner
Lincoln
Neb
Missouri Valley Adult Education Association
University of Kansas
Perdue B. Graves
Topeka
Thurman J. White
University of Oklahoma
Gertrude L. Flyte
Mitchell
South Dakota
George B. Smith
K. U. School of Education
Mrust
Dean Smith
Ruth E. Litchen
Kansas Council of Social Studies
University High School
George Mendenhall
Oread
Anna McCracken
Massachusetts Street
American Association of University Women
E. J. Logsdon
Lawrence Adult Education
A. H. Turney
Route 5
Fred Montgomery
Helen F. Roofe
Guy Keeler
Quincy Atha
K. U
Virginia Maddox
Gerald Pearson
Kansas Adult Education Association
Misa Ruth Kenney
Association
Oil production up in Kansas as 25 wells yield 17,805 barrels
The Associated Press reports Kansas oil and gas field activity showing 25 new wells delivering 17,805 barrels daily, 18 dry holes, and 3 gas wells with open-flow estimates of 35,563,000 cubic feet per day. Completions reached 46 versus 54 starts, with last week’s data including 16 oil wells for 5,883 barrels and a caswell for 10,900,000 cubic feet daily.
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Kansas Oil and Gas
Former Governor Ross Sterling Dies at 74 in Texas
Ross Sterling, 74, former Texas governor and oil businessman, died in a Fort Worth hospital after a heart ailment. He built Humble Oil and Refining and led the company as board chairman until 1925, also once owning the Houston Post. Sterling served as governor from 1931 to 1938.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Ross Sterling
Texas
Humble
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Houston Post
Sterling
Death of James L LeSuer at 19 Sets Funeral Plans
Funeral services for James L. LeSuer 19 will be held Monday at 10 a m at First Methodist Church with Rev Edwin F Price and Dr E O Allison in charge. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Pall bearers Edmund Stroda Warren Commons Wesley Glahn Edwin Stone Fred Cooper and James Love. Survived by parents Nelson M and Mrs LeSuer 1704 Kentucky St three sisters Marilyn LeSuer Mrs Frank Hughes and Mrs Thomas McBride of Lawrence and a brother Nelson LeSuer Jr Pratt.
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James L. LeSuer
First Methodist Church
Edwin F. Price
Allison
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funk's
Nelson M. LeSuer
Kentucky Street
Marilyn LeSuer
Frank Hughes
Thomas McBride
Lawrence
Nelson LeSuer, Jr
Pratt
Incidents List Names Residents at Memorial Hospital
A roster of individuals associated with Memorial Hospital includes Ruth Rosailon at 517 West Fourteenth, Elizabeth Moore Route 4, Bob Overbaugh, Mra. Marzella Dwyer Wells ville, Mra. Lucy Krouse Over brook, Mra. Hulda Bradley 806 East Twelfth, Mra. Frances Cummings Lin wood, Edith Whitsitt 712 Lo cust, Edna Kellong and baby 1246 New York, P. H. Roser Route 6, Frances Sanders and baby 1719 Alabama, Ruth Rossilon 517 West Fourteenth, W. H. Snavely 1045 Tennessee, Medary Christie Route 4.
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Ruth Rosailon
West Fourteenth Street
Elizabeth Moore
Route 4
Bob Overbaugh
Tonganoxie
Marzella Dwyer
Wellsville
Lucy Krouse
Overbrook
Hulda Bradley
East Twelfth Street
Frances Cummings
Linwood
Edith Whitsitt
Locust Street
Edna Kellong
Baby
New York Street
P. H. Roser
Frances Sanders
Alabama Street
Ruth Rossilon
W. H. Snavely
Tennessee Street
Medary Christie
Death of Arthur E. Tuttle in Topeka leaves wife and family
Arthur E. Tuttle aged 47 died Friday morning in Topeka. He is survived by his wife at 117 West Twelfth Street, his mother Mrs. Lillie Tuttle of Kansas City, three sisters in Independence Missouri Kansas City and Chicago. Naval services will be at Wall-Diffenderfer Mortuary Topeka Monday at 12:30 p.m. Graveside services follow at Oak Hill cemetery. Tuttle born and raised in France until six months ago and had worked at A B Carter service station since youth.
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Arthur E. Tuttle
Topeka
West Twelfth Street
Lillie Tuttle
Kansas City
Arthur Oatman
Independence
Albert Park
Dwight Sprowl
Chicago
Naval Services
Wall-Diffenderfer Mortuary
Local Families Welcome Daughters and a Son
Mr and Mrs Olin Petefish at 2105 Rhode Island street welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs H P Thomas of 1511 Vermont street welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Lee of 793 North Seventh street welcomed a daughter and Mr and Mrs Russell Jensen of 987 New Hampshire street welcomed a daughter today. Mr and Mrs J H Burkhalter of 1701 Alabama street welcomed a son today.
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Olin Petefish
Rhode Island Street
H. P. Thomas
Vermont Street
Raymond Lee
North Seventh Street
Russell Jensen
New Hampshire Street
J. H. Burkhalter
Alabama Street
Gladiolus Bulb Offer Promises Fast Blooming Plants
An advert promises 60 gladiolus bulbs for $1.00 with six strong bulbs and 36 prize varieties, guaranteed to bloom with exhibition type flowers. It also markets 60 or 120 and 180 bulbs at $1.00 $2.00 $2.75, noting safe arrival and satisfaction guaranteed.
Obituary: Joe McQueen Dies in Stratton Colorado at 80
Joe McQueen former Douglas county resident died Thursday at his Stratton Colorado home at eighty. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 PM at Rumsey funeral home. Survived by wife Oddie McQueen of the home one daughter Orva Vose Milburn Nebraska one sister Allie Dick Los Angeles California six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Joe McQueen
Douglas County
Stratton
Colo
Rumsey
Oddie McQueen
Orva Vose
Milburn
Neb
Allie Dick
Los Angeles
Calif
Lover killed matron then killed self in Park Avenue murder
New York police describe a love triangle ending in murder and suicide. Helen Reinberg, 54, a Park Avenue society matron, was strangled in her seven room apartment. Her language tutor Del Pino, 67, then threw himself under a subway car. A note claimed she broke his heart and he was crazy. Reinberg’s husband, Gustave, is a Peru business traveler. their daughter Anne attends Vassar. Del Pino had taught at Brown Columbia and other schools.
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New York
Park Avenue
Helen Reinberg
del Pino
U. S
Educators Meet Film Producers at Eldridge Hotel
About 60 educators from Lawrence and surrounding states attended a regional audio-visual conference at the Eldridge Hotel to discuss how to present educational films in schools. Conference director Fred Montgomery said a good teacher can explain and augment motion picture information.
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Hotel Eldridge
Fred Montgomery
Lawrence
Professor Twente Attends Child Welfare Committee Meeting
Prof Esther Twente of the University of Kansas chairs the graduate social work department and is in Washington on a two day meeting of the committee on training of child welfare personnel, advising the U S Children's Bureau.
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Esther Twente
University of Kansas
Washington, D. C
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Conscientious Objector Haynes Faces May Trial
Gerald D. Haynes aged 26 formerly of Abilene Kansas is among six conscientious objectors who pleaded innocent to charges of failing to register for selective service. He now lives in a Friends church colony at Quaker Hill near Richmond Indiana and his trial is set for May 14.
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Indianapolis
Mar
Gerald D. Haynes
Abilene
Kan
Haynes
Friends Church
Quaker Hill
Richmond
Ind
Racial Composition Cited for Alabama Population
A historical report notes that thirty six percent of Alabama residents are Negroes, highlighting the state's demographic makeup and racial proportions as described in the source text.
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Alabama
Princess Fawzia to wed Ismail Shirine Bey in Cairo
Princess Fawzia former empress of Iran and sister of King Farouk will marry Ismail Shirine Bey in Cairo on Monday. Shirine Bey, 31, a Cambridge graduate and government servant, has held key posts including secretary of Egypt's United Nations delegation and liaison officer in armistice talks with Israel.
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Fawzia
Iran
Arouk
Ismail Shirine Bey
Chahinaz
Tehran
Wsal
Ther
Egypt
Shirine Bey
Cambridge University
San Francisco
United Nations
Israel
Rhodes
National mediation board halts Pullman conductors strike
The National Mediation Board announced it has intervened in a nationwide walkout by Pullman conductors planned for March 31, resulting in an indefinite postponement of the strike.
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Washington
Mar
National Mediation Board
Pullman
KU Nurse To Vaccinate KU Students Children Today
A University of Kansas nurse was scheduled to be on hand this afternoon in the Johnson County health office at Sunflower Village to inoculate the children of KU students against measles.
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University of Kansas
Johnson County
Sunflower Village
K. U
Oskaloosa Community Notes At A Glance
Oskaloosa items report Mrs Heb Decaverter Mire tyi hosting a Colonial era event on March 17 with talks on science by Willard Thompson schools by Mrs Lloyd Rogers and homes by Mrs J Bewiolde. Memorial services for S/Sgt John Spre tmueny noted with Army Chaplain from Fort Leavenworth. Local recreation center opened by American Legion and merchants. Funeral, school events and district contests in Topeka referenced.
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Heb Decaverter
Merv
Mery
Endura
Warukers
Miers
Willard Thompson
Lloyd Rogers
Mra
J. Bewiolde
St. Patrick
Cecil Hudson
Slater
Fay
Topeka
Ray Hudson
Kathleen Tenstan
Cte
P.T. A
Turner
Rogers
Basin Valley
American Legion Amt Town Merchants
Seouta
Larner-Segrave
John Spielman
G. C. Wilkins
Mrye
Harold Eikington
McLouth
Joan of the
Oskalogaa
Marlin Dorel
Viola Indenen
Oskalonsa
Local school names and club notes from Kansas district
A list of students by grade from Sunnyside and Basin Walters districts with winners in various classes, mentions of births and appendectomy recovery at Christ Hospital in Topeka, and a March 15 birth at Lawrence Memorial Hospital naming William Thomas. Studs club marks 60th anniversary with luncheon at Mrs Celia Phinney’s home and a program led by Mrs Slade. roll calls include members from Ogden and Evanston connections. Kansas University seniors Heveris and Ph are noted.
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Richard Wellman
Mary Wright
Gary Eneie
Larry Je
Jessie Jones
Jan
Beach
Flora Marie Aull
Agnes Robertson
Sunnyside
Barbara Jones
Delorea Weibel
Basin Walier
Marwarer
Mildred Black
Thomas Bart
Janise Myers
Pec von
Oskaloosa
Niss
Mldred
Celia Phinney
Filsabeth Slade
Edith Ford
OP. Davis
Slade
Deborah
Dakotas
Marie May
Aon
le Clark
Evanston
Nasts
Ida McCreight
Stember West
Philrch Stevens
Kansas University
Heveris
Fourth quarterly conference at Merhals church in De Soto
The fourth quarterly conference for the Rethel and DeSote Meshealist churches will be held at the Merhals church Sunday afternoon March 3 conducted by Dr Clarence Coldsmith district superintendent of Kansas City. He will preach the morning sermon. News notes cover social visits birthdays and a funeral in Kansas City with neighbors and family.
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Clarence Coldsmith
Kansas City
Dr Coldsmith
Guy Longstreth
Raymond Roberts
Longstreth
Han
Leo van Chorias
Fred Zellers
Tone Ranoxie
David Canteel
and Manner
Jers
Rebekah School of Instruction
John Ballance
Mia
Hessie Womack
Lawrence
Nettie English
Minnie Nease
DeSoto
Jordan
Kansas City Hospital
Philippines Rich Bird Life Yet Sparse Native Mammals
The Philippines boast rich bird life but have relatively few native mammal species overall. This disparity highlights the archipelago's unique biodiversity and conservation challenges across numerous isolated habitats.
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Philippines
Card of Thanks From Nettie Hegeman
Mrs Nettie Hegeman thanks friends neighbors and relatives for flowers and gifts received during her hospital stay.
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Nettie Hegeman
Market News: Wheat, Corn, Butter Prices Hit Mixed Stances
Kansas City market notes show Wheat at 2.03, corn around 1.25, Butterfat echoed at 64.5 to 65 per lb. Hens, sows, and roosters cited with varied quotes. livestock values mixed with downswings in cows and feeders. Declines and steady tones are reported across grains and dairy as markets close.
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Kansas City
Mar
H .Capons
Capons
Spring lambs market and listed prices in county sale
Market notes show lambs trading around 1.50 per pound with fed lambs and ewes up, several carloads shorn and sold, prices noted for skins and slaughter ewes, plus mention of late native and fed sales. Wall Street listings reference Montgomery Watts and major companies, with various aircraft and railroad names noted in the surrounding text.
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