Indian Ambassador to Speak at KU Convocation Tuesday
India's ambassador to the United States will address Kansas University at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Fraser Theater on "India and Co existence." Ambassador Mohamedall Cursim Chagia arrives Monday night, will tour campus with Chancellor Murphy, meet Indian students, attend lunch, visit Kansas State University, and later meet President Truman in Independence Mo before returning to Washington.
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Deaths and Funerals for Margaret J. Miller and Fred W. Tenny
Mrs. Margaret J. Miller 4, longtime Lawrence resident, died in Topeka. Funeral services at Penwell-Gabel Topeka with graveside rites at Memorial Park Lawrence. Born Sept 3 1913 in Spring Hill she moved to Topeka eight years ago. Survivors include son Edwin A. Miller and several relatives. Fred W. Tenny 70 of Ridgewood New Jersey will have graveside services at Oak Hill Cemetery with Rev. A G Parker III officiating. He was formerly of Lawrence and survived by wife Rose H. Tenny.
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Spring Hill
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Pharr
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Edythe Gordon
Alice Alejo
Rockville
Alma Howard
Lenexa
Fred W. Tenny
Ridgewood
N.J
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A. G. Parker
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Rose H. Tenny
Meeting Notice for Lawrence Lodge No. 6 A F and A M
Stated communication on Monday May 9 at 8 p.m. District Deputy Grand Master will make an official visit. Refreshments follow. Visitors welcome. Ralph A. Altic W M and Geo W. Mole Secy-Adv.
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Free Benefits Debate Sparks Oregon Welfare Reform
A Saturday column examines fringe benefits in labor contracts and politics, highlighting Oregon counties requiring welfare recipients to work. It notes improved morale and reduced freeloaders, with county officials citing costs and potential savings as programs expand.
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Hospital report error corrects newborn birth and admission
The Journal-World corrects Friday hospital notes for Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Joice was admitted and a son was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Raffkahr of 308 Mich. St. The initial report misnamed the parents and attributed the birth to Harmon Joice.
Tornadoes Strike Two Alabama Communities Near Mobile
Tornadoes damaged Dauphin Island Highway area and St Elmo near Mobile. Unconfirmed reports say two stations, a grocery, a skating rink and a Mason lodge were destroyed while a Baptist church was badly damaged. Death toll rose to 29 with injuries in Oklahoma and Mississippi as storms stretched across the region.
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Sandy Hook
Khrushchev Critics U S Flight Details and Flight Crew Allegations
Khrushchev alleged the American plane was a meteorological craft armed with an explosive device and carried a noiseless pistol. He cited Powers, the pilot, who claimed to fly from Pakistan through Soviet airspace to Norway with 2000 kilometers covered in four hours. Khrushchev questioned motives, noting Soviet money and French francs found, and pressed that the pilot joined an American spy organization for $2500 monthly.
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George L Brown Jr to Speak at KU Banquet
George L Brown Jr KU alum and Denver Post assistant city editor will speak at the Kansan Board banquet tonight at 6 in the Kansas Union. Awards will honor outstanding Journalism School students. Brown, son of George Brown Sr., 1221 NJ St, Colorado ex state senator, praised by Sen. Paul Douglas as a bright young politician.
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Colorado
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Illinois
Policeman Wounded in Accidental Gun Discharge
Police officer Robert Cassity of 230 Mich Lt was wounded in the right leg Friday night when his revolver discharged accidentally. The bullet entered behind the knee and lodged near the ankle. surgery removed it and his condition was listed as good.
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Lawrence Memorial
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Washington Creek Dinner Tuesday Hosts Program
A noon basket dinner is planned for Tuesday at Washington Creek School followed by a short program. Verna Ellsworth serves as Washington Creek teacher.
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Lawrence May Term District Court Jury Report
Lawrence court opens the May term with jurors to report at 9 a m Monday for first assignment. Docket call and motion day occurred last Monday. Clerk of court Mrs Lucille Allison did not announce the first jury case today.
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Local families welcomed newborns this week in Perry area
A list of residents announcing newborns includes Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roskahr of 306 Mich and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bittinger of 304 W. 14th St with a son born today. other couples from Eu dora, Le compton, Baldiwn, Tonganoxie, and Stouffer Place welcomed sons and baby girls over the past days.
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Virginia Penny
Lecompton
Dora Ann Ikenberry
Baldiwn
Warren Jeffrey Gordon
Linwood
Nancy Lee Quisenberry
Tonganoxie
Charles Winters
E. Anne Little
Stouffer Place
Frances White
Wil Hamstown
Judith Roberts
Mary Ann Wilson
Daisy Belle Lipp
Teresa Karen Brown
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Joe Roskahr
Mich
Ignatius Schumacher
Sunnyside
Maine Gourley
Perry
Richard Bittinger
W. 14Th St
Obituary for Harry J Paulson Dwight to Lawrence resident
Harry Julius Paulson born December 25 1889 in Dwight Kansas died February 4 1960 at work for Bowersock Mills after 18 years service He aged 70 years 1 month 10 days Married Eva Viola Wright on December 24 1914 in Council Grove Kansas They had four children Dorothy Feist Lawrence Venita Green Phoenix Ivan Paulson Bargo and Virgie Plantz Lawrence Survived by wife four children three sisters Agnes Glock Helen McGuire Ethel Morgan and two brothers Otto Paulson Alfred Paulson Five Grandchildren and many relatives He joined Swedish Lutheran Church early and later First Christian Church Lawrence The obituary is reprinted due to a typographical error in the May 5 original.
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Lawrence
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Arizona
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Bargo
North Dakota
Virgie Plantz
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Helen McGuire
Wichita
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Maupin tours expand open cities as interest in Soviet travel grows
Maupin tours reports growing demand for Soviet travel driven by curiosity and culture. The firm maintains a large library of Intourist information, tracks new open cities across the USSR, and notes Moscow, Leningrad, Baku, Samarkand, Yerevan, and Tajik/Georgian sites as open to visitors with limited entry options and rising chance of car rental.
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Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic
Samarkand
Alma- Ata
Tashkent
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Central Asia
Pyramids of Egypt Built Across Millennia
The pyramids were constructed from 3000 B C to 1809 B C with the oldest at Sakkara.
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B.C
Sakkara
In Memoriam Harry Workman Remembered by Family
In loving memory of Harry Workman who died recently. Wife, son, daughters and families mourn his loss and send heartfelt tributes.
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