Premier World Premiere At Jagbarber Theater Next Week
The Jagbarber theater plans the world premiere of Golden Horses a Technicolor short produced by 20th Century Fox. Elmer Rhoden top Fox executive and Kansas City area horse aficionado spearheads the project with a Lawrence premiere slated for two weeks from now. The showcase features Palomino horses and a Lawrence show potential in 1946 with venues considered at University stadium and Maskell stadium. The film shot at Rhoden's ranch and at a Kansas City horse show, highlighting about 128 Palominos.
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Jagbarber Theater
Elmer Rhoden
20Th Century- Fox
Kanana
Rhodenresifer
Johnson County
American Gold Saddle Horse Association
Lawrence
Frits Meyn
Palomino Ssaociaftom
University Stadium
Maskell Stadium
26Th Century‘ox
Rhoden
Sar Lane Ranch
Johaneminty
Matee City
Fiment Falominos
America
Kansas City
Thorn
Sunlav
Leanna Kurbin
Charles Daugston
Franchot Tone
Thordate
Tawrene
Tone
Zork Century-Fox
Vl Company
United States
Midwest
Wheat crop improves as moisture returns across Kansas
Crop reports from Topeka note generally good conditions with improved topsoil moisture and gradual growth in wheat. Some northwestern areas report short subsoil moisture and nitrogen-related color issues. central regions show rapid growth. Frost damage persists in fruit and rare cattle movement noted. limited barley plantings and continuing potato sowing in the northeast. Also mentions wartime troop movements and a quarantine of the U S cruiser Los Angeles in Hong Kong.
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Topeka
Talny
Kanwii
Collins
City Park Improvements Aimed At Expanding Lawrence Parks
The city proposes a park plan to add three neighborhood parks and expand facilities. Funds include 212,000 for land and 12,009 for grading and landscaping, plus 227,000 for a hand shell and shelter house. Net outcome seeks 96,000 left in the fund for needs.
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Sable
Lawrence
Booth Park
Russian Officer Detained by FBI in Seattle Mystery
Report notes a Russian officer in Soviet uniform detained by the FBI in Seattle amid war era intrigue. The incident follows an interview clash aboard the tanker Puente Hills as survivors from the Donbass wreck arrive in Puget Sound. Washington state hosts atomic age facilities linked to plutonium production at Hanford.
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Pacific
Purchasing Commission
Toei
Portland
Soviet Union
Germany
Japan
Washington State
Hanford
Soviet Naval Officer Abducted In Portland Mystery
Portland police report the seizure of Lt. Len Nicolai G. Redin, a Soviet naval officer charged with espionage, as two unknown cars blocked the street near the SS Alma Ate. Detained for two hours, Redin was reportedly spirited away for unspecified reasons. Capt. Kladov and two other men allegedly urged secrecy.
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Ore
Len
Nicolai G. Redin
Redin
Alma
Ganeplank
H. J. McCormick
T. Kladov
San Francisco
la- Helin
Seattle
A. Mosiavsky
Lt. Redinn
Tabella
McCormick
Zabello
Navy
Kladov
Sinclair Oil to Move 30 Percent Through Pipeline
Sinclair Oil corporation announced a plan to shift about 30 percent of its Kansas City plant’s wasoline output to pipeline transport. The company said connections have been completed to link the Kansas City refinery with the Great Lakes pipeline system, with Sand Springs Oklahoma and Coffeyville Kansas already connected.
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Mar
Kansas City
Sinclair Oil Corporation
Kanana City
Great Lakes
Sand Springs
Okla
Coffeyville
Kan
Tulsa
E. F. Bullard
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Illinois
Indiana
Florida
E Bullard
Generral
Water profit up for January at city water plant
January profit reached 4577.77 dollars compared with 44518.28 the previous year, with 36 active accounts and 51,752,000 gallons pumped. Water pumped to consumers totaled 42,204,400 gallons, receipts 12777.46, and silt removal 33.20 tons as plant notes discuss taps, repairs, and turbidity events in March.
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C. Hagar
Hagar
Ithe
L Green to Speak on Milk Inspection at League Meeting
L Green city sanitarian will discuss milk inspection at a Lawrence League of Women Voters meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce rooms WREN building. All interested in Lawrence milk supply invited to attend. health chairman Mrs Carrell D Clark will outline current milk ordinance. Green joined the health staff last November and will report progress, problems, and future plans. Q&A to follow. League health committee members named.
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Lawrence League of Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce
WREN
City of Lawrence
League
Carrell D. Clark
Green
League Health Committee
Clark
Ralph I. Canuteson
A. B. Ewing
Glen A. Richardson
University A Cappella Choir to Present Home Concert
The KU A Cappella Choir under Dean Swarthout performs a mixed program of negro and white spirituals, madrigals, liturgical pieces, and 16th to present day music in Hech Tonight at Fisher Auditorium. The large ensemble, in civilian attire due to vestment shortages, will sing from risers on the auditorium floor. An Onkalooxa high school A Cappella group and several out of town guests plan to attend. The 14-piece program includes brief analytical notes and admission is free.
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University A Cappela
Foch
D. M. Swarthout
Onkalooxa
Lawrence
Donor drive touts Brussels carillon for town honor
A first day drive raises 6935 for a proposed Brussels campanile. Officials tout the carillon as a town ornament that will attract visitors, boost renown, and spur business. Site favored on promontory north of Frank Strong Hall with listening points around the campus and stadium seating for tens of thousands.
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Brussels
Alga
Frank Strong
Patterlake
Margin Grove
Military Personnel News From Haskell and Surrounding Areas
William Brice Couper, seaman t e, of Haskell, called his parents in San Diego after returning from Tears Harbor and plans to visit relatives while in town. he sails April 2 for the Marshall Islands. Edward L. Stout, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Farris, promoted to captain in the Army Air Corps and to be stationed at Fort Oglethorpe for three weeks training, with recruitment duties in the Sixth Corps area based in Chicago. Sidney M. Kinney, discharged from the Army after four years, returns to his parents in Ohio Street with multiple ribbons and medals. Chick Pontius reports returning to Lawrence after two years in the European theater with the Fourth Infantry Division.
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Maxwell Couper
Haskell
San Diego
Tears Harbor
Albert Faris
Marshall Islands
Earl Farris
Edward L. Stout
Army Air Corps
Stout
Sixth Corps
Chicago
Fort Oglethorpe
T/Srt
Sidney M. Kinney
H. H. Kinney
Ohio Street
Army
Sergeant Kinney
Germany
248Rd Combat Engineers
Windsor
Chick Pontius
Lawrence
Fourth
Third Army
Pontius
Oklahoma City hearing center to replace Borden hospital
The Borden general hospital at Chickasha will be taken over by the Veterans Administration for use as a hearing treatment center. Chairman Virgil Browne of the state board of public affairs was advised. Dr Rayner T Westman said the hospital, used for servicemen during the war, will convert to the new use by July 1. Three marriage licenses were issued in Douglas county, to Farris H. and Mary Ann Homar. Gustaf A. Semele and Margaret Buck. Manuel Harris and Charline Walls. A disc soldier from San Antonio was picked up from the Central hotel and later remanded to leave town.
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Chickasha
Veterans Administration
Virgil Browne
State Board of Public Affairs
Rayner T. Westman
Kansas City
U. S. Public Health Service
Westman
Douglas County
Farris H
Mary Ann Homar
Lawrence
Gustaf A. Semele
Scranton
Margret Buck
Emporia
Manuel Harris
Eudora
Charlene Walls
Forrest City
Ark
Patrick Vardeman Rooney
Oakland
Calif
Hazel Ely
Sunflower Village
Co-Operative club meeting highlights safety talks
Edward R R bord, a Sunflower Ordnance Works story engineer, spoke at last night’s Co-Operative club meeting at Motel Aldridge about safety devices used at the plant. Miss Edith Flaciom, senior at Liberty Memorial High, spoke for the premier creations. Next Tuesday is ladies night. directors meet tomorrow at Aldriden at 6:80. Tom Westmacot of Lawrence Milling Co. was introduced as a new member.
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Edward RR. Bord
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Co-Operative
Aldridge
Edith Flaciom
Liberty Memorial High School
Tomore
Deaths and Funerals Charles Ehlert
Lawrence area death notices list Charles Ehlert aged T1, with funeral Friday at Emanuel Church Chartiers Run conducted by Pastor Vier G Meyer. Burial at Dexuto. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs Ward Landis, two sons George Ehlert and Jake Ehlert, sister Mrs Nora Montfort, and several relatives including John Ochlert HH P Ochlert.
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Lawrence
Wadd
Metnepie
Wes
Demanuel Chartiersn
Stev. Vier G. Meyer
Dexuto
Tne Daunhter
Ward Landis
George Ochlert
Kansas City
Jake Oehlert
W U Debaters Enter Missouri Valley Forensic Meet
Four students from W U will compete in Austin Texas at the Missouri Valley forensic meet. Orville Roberts from Independence leads the team with Jean Moore and Robert McKay joined by Jim Cronk from Spokane. Jean Moore will enter the oratories contest as Roberts sits out to avoid defending his title. Moore and Roberts will both enter the extemporaneous speaking contest won previously by Moore.
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Austin
Texas
Orville Roberts
Independence
Jim Cronk
Spokane
Wash
Jean Moore
Robert McKay
Wichita
E C. Buehler
Roberts
Moore
Congress to allow limited electioneering time in April May
Congressional leaders agreed to grant members a brief campaign window during the Eastern Reagan period. No formal recess is planned, but from mid April to May 1 major business will be set aside. Weekly meetings likely. faster day on April 21. Some committee members may stay, others can visit constituents back home.
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Washington
Mar
Fedex
Governor urges veterans to engage in government affairs
Gov. Andy Schnepner urged active public involvement at a Junction City ceremony honoring over 190 World War I veterans. He told World War II veterans they cannot sit in the grandstand as national and international issues unfold in the coming years.
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Sunction Ci Kan
Andy Schnepner
Junction City
Lawrence Douglas county sees levee project progress
The Douglas county board of foners visited the Lakeview levee project sponsored by Lake's organization and area residents. County trucks were approved for use to build the levee and raise the roadway after a two week meeting, with work starting last week. In Washington on March 27 the senate banking committee recommended Commodore James K. Vardaman for a 14 year term on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
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Douglas County Board of Foners
Lakeview
Washington, Mar
Senate Banking Committee
James K. Vardaman
Re Jerve Board of Governors
Work Begins On Kaw River Jetties Near Endora
Workmen from Douglas and Leavenworth counties begin placing jetties in the Kaw river near Endora to protect banks and the bridge approaches at Eudora. Sloping the bank at the curve was started last week to reduce river pressure on the bank.
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Douglas County Engineering Office
Kaw
Bedora
Eudora
Douglas
Leavenworth
Oklahoma City
Kansas City Market News Lifts Beef and Hogs Prices
Kansas City livestock bids show cattle steady to higher with a mix of steer and heifer moves to shippers. Sheep and lambs active with good to choice offerings. calves strong on demand. Grain markets note steady corn and wheat futures amid cautious processing outlooks.
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Dan Arene
Jonas Suippers
Ingraly Vhs Agul
Kansas
Aera
Shippers
Texas Prin Laine
Mar
Cap-Usday
Chita ga arrivals and market notes in brief
The Day In Wall Street reports broad industrial stock pressure after a recent rally. Moderate demand and supplies cited for grains and produce, with varying stock quotes and price moves noted across markets.
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Wall Street
New York
Unclear OCR: Amusement Trades and Rail Firms Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR listing various companies and items including rails, Amusements Provided tick, Southern Pacific, Westhine House, Chesapeake, Santa Fe, General Motors, Warner Brothers, American Distilling, and price notes. No coherent events or dates emerge. content reads like mixed vendor and industry terms without a clear news item.
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Withiorel Breard
U, S
Rtect
Goldrich
Toure
Sheet
Sdurhern Pacific
Westhine
Santa Fe Ad Seeks Men For Work Details
Santa Fe seeks men with 18 to 55 years, pay 60e per hour, with daily hours and overtime terms, Sundays and heli days. Board and sleeping quarters supplied for eight per day. No physical exam, free transportation, in uniform. Apply in person to Santa Fe Representative at U S Employment Service, 363 West 4th Lawrence, Wednesday March 27.
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Santa Fe
U. S. Employment Service
Moe
Th. Lawrence
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