Mas Murray stages a dramatic comeback at club
Former film star Mas Murray graced a Merrywood club with a stylish comeback performance. Wearing a sleek black dress she danced with partners Joan Reve and Michel Panieff to The Merry Widow and other numbers. The star, once famed for Ree-Ateng Fipa, soaked up applause as patrons recalled her sixties film glory and pondered future engagements.
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Mas Murray
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Michel Pansieff
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John Gilbert
Patrone
Mack Sennett
Misa
Murray
New York Park
Paris
Televisen
McPherson To Conduct All- Schools Celebration
McPherson hosts the 37th All Schools Day with a two mile parade baseball games and a crowded program. The parade features decorated fleets from districts civic groups and riders from nearby communities. May Lois Yowell and Bill Jansen are to be crowned in the morning and Frank Hagaman will speak at graduation in the afternoon. Central and McPherson colleges play for the city baseball title as Main street hosts acts and amusements.
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May Lois Yowell
Prince Ig
Bill Jansen
McQueens
I& Gor
Frank I. Hagaman
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McPherson Colleges
Acta
Main Street
Hungary Court Upholds Sentences for Vogeler and Associates
Budapest reports Hungary's supreme court refused to reduce 15 day prison terms for American businessman Robert A. Vogeler, convicted on espionage charges. The court also rejected appeals of Edward Sandem, a Briton sentenced to 12 years, and five Hungarian co-defendants.
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Hungary
Supreme Court of Justice
Robert A. Vogeler
Edgar Sandem
Lawrence Proclaims Armed Forces Day Observance
Lawrence Kansas mayor proclaims May 30 1980 Armed Forces Day and urges city departments and citizens to display the US flag participate in observances honor veterans and attend exhibits in the University of Kansas Military Science Building and ROTC parade chaired by Captain W R Terrell USN with official seal affixed on the twelfth day of May 1950s era wording and signatures of mayor William J Turner and city officials.
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Armed Forces
J. William J. Turner
City of
Law
Lawrence
Armed Forces Day Committee
W. R. Terrell
USN
Military Science
University of Kansas
Kansas
United States of America
A New Ruperts Elected to Emporia Commission
A retired sailor Mayer Ka from Kan May 11 was elected to the Emporia commission in 1849 and selected by fellow commissioners to hold the office for the next 13 months. The title is largely honorary and the adoption of a new manager form of government is rotated among the commission era.
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Mey
Ljegnien
Emporia
Senate Crime Committee Takes First Step Against Organized Crime
Washington reports on Tobey and Kefauver backing a new crime investigation panel aimed at prosecuting gambling and organized crime figures. The group may begin hearings within two weeks with Kefauver as chairman and a staff of a chief counsel and an assistant.
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Senate
Tobe Ho
Tobey
Frank Erickson
Frank Costello
Kefauver
D.-Tenn
O'Conor
D-Md
Hunt
D.wyo
Wiley
Senate Commerce
Erickson
Tennessear
Local Baptists Elect Officers and Plan Vacation School
The First Baptist church reelected officers including Lewis Johnson and deacons Ruth Meade and F. O. Styton, with H Jordan named trustee to the Kansas School of Religion. The 1949 50 budget totaled 17854 dollars 91, church improvements included redecoration gas boiler roof and ceiling. Sunday enrollment reached 319 with 10 new members four by baptism and six by letter. The church voted to join Evangelical United Brothers church for a cooperative vacation school May 31 to June 9 at the latter church.
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Elec
Au Ree
Lewis Dohneon
Ruth Me
F. OE
Styton
Lowell Jh
Mine Mabel Mal
Board of Christian Education
de. H . Jordan
Kansas School of Religion
Letter Church
Evangelical United Brothers Church
States' Rights Campaign Plans Groundwork For 1948 Strategy
Jackson announces May 11 endorsement from the third annual states rights meeting to push door to door campaigns against President Truman's Fair Deal. Leaders aim to replace unpaid officials with paid organizers in 13 southern states, facing a $2,000,000 obstacle.
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Misa
Arkenean
Texse
Truman
W. W. Wright
Miss
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Arkansas Democrats split over party loyalty in state race
The text outlines friction among Arkansas and national Democrats with Perea and Igo Russell Long urging party loyalty, while others like Fullbright run unopposed. Gov. Ben Laney lobbies as tar rights chairman against Gov. Sid McMath in a re election bid, amid a convention plan to educate Democrats.
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Isfe
Perea Na
Igo Russell Long
D-La
Jatesher
Democrat Party
Premen
Democratic Executive Committee
Arkanasa Camp
Backache Relief Promoted by Duane Pills
An old advertisement touts Duane Pills as a cure for backache kidney discomfort and frequent urination. It claims relief for nagging pains from aging, cold exposure, and bladder irritation with a long running history and wide use.
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