Trinity Episcopal Choir and Orchestra Concert
A Trinity Episcopal Church program features a 21 voice choir and a 20 piece I G Symphony Orchestra with Faylon Geist at the organ. Mrs George Kreye conducts, Dr Elin Jorgenson directs the K U music education faculty, and soloists include Reinhold Schmidt Theo Erics Miss Lynn Lucas and Clayton Krehbiel. Choir members from Lawrence and KU students perform with Lawrence players Isali Sommerville Ruth Clayton and others. Organ preludes Est Ist Ein Ron Ent and Herzliebste Jesu precede the program.
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Trinity Episcopal Church Choir
Prayare
Lawrence
Teeth
Vermont
I. G. Symphony Orchestra
Faylon Geist
George Kreye
Elin Jorgenson
K. U. Music Education
Reinhold] Schmidt
Mrn
Theo Erics
Gon
Lynn Lucas
Jeontralto
Clayton Krehtener
Ruth Clayton
Marthabeth
Christine Cartel
Marlin Kornfeld
Clayton Krehbiel
W. D. Faden
Ann Stevens
H.C. Turk
Corlett Cotton
Elbert Darlington
Werner Winter
Sam Anderson
John Hawkins
Jack Stephenson
K. U
Lawrence Isali Sommerville
Tne Alburty
Kare Als
Raymond Zepp
Leo Horarck
Geist
State Highways contracts approved for 354000 total
The state highway commission approved road improvement contracts totaling 354000 and covering 168 miles of primary and secondary work in divisions three and five. Low bidder for grading on the 1.5 mile Key between Logan and Urade was C E Jay of Emporia at 159446. Clarkson Construction Co of Kansas City got six bridges for 55100. Cook Cone of Ottawa won one of the speedling projects at 5182. A six mile grading on US 54 from Prate eastward tops the fifth division work. Jones Construction Co of Emporia received grading plus two detours surfacing. Other primary projects involved Oateray, Phillips, Thomas, Trapge, Sumner counties. secondary projects listed.
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Kan
Way Commission
Logan
Urade
C. E
Fran Prate
Jones Construction Co. Emporia
Man
Oateray
Phillips
Thomas
Trapge
Sumner
Market News: Broad Food Prices and Poultry Ins and Prices
Market notes show steady wheat and corn as May contracts hold, with firm hogs and mixed cattle. Poultry prices drift, with heavier birds and eggs listed. dairy items include butter and cheese quotes. Local pages list variable quotes for bread, poultry by the dozen, and eggs per dozen, plus shop lot goods and commodity bids.
Fragmented OCR item on weights tents and goods sale
Abstracted notes list various weights and items including tents sacks and shipments. Mentions prices such as 70 dollars and 0320 for goods. Includes scattered references to wheat and car parts or horns with unclear context and names.
Aid To Dictators In Americas Hit
Havana reports at a three day conference condemning US aid to dictators in the Americas. Delegates criticize Washington’s policy while calling for non intervention and denouncing fascist regimes. Cuban officials say the meeting backs human rights and opposes military governments despite tensions with Argentina Colombia and Venezuela.
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Havana
Cuba
Sntar
England
Urbina Vasquez
Rew
Americas
Ars Pion
Juan Guichen
J. S
United States
Guichen
Argentina
Colombia
Veresquela
Med
Carlos Prin
Misa Frances Grant
New York
The
International League “For the Rights of Man
Nazi Germany
Holifield
Calif
Francisco Franco
Venezuela
Congress
Hospital Births and Local News at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Edith Landis and Mrs Grace Hadi lead a list of births and admissions at Memorial Hospital with names and locations across Warrensburg and nearby towns. A finger injury and emergency room treatment are noted for Wesley Brune Route 1, with several couples welcoming babies today.
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Edith Landis
Grace Hadi
Hydera
Elibeth Sanders
Linda Carol Sanders
Warrensburg
Anna Bachman
Helen Walfinhle
Aliie Crase
Hempshire
Tom Tongahoxie
Phillip Stuergey
Arthur Wilder
Newre Street
Wesley Brune
Confusion over policing limits on double parking in Lawrence
Lawrenc e police policy toward tagging double parkers on Massachusetts street remains unclear amid recent weeks of uneven enforcement. A patrolman issued several tickets in the 700 block as shoppers waited for passengers, while downtown leniency was noted by some observers. A separate botanical display at Stow Hall tomorrow from 2 to 5 pm highlights about 14 wild flower specimens gathered around Laws. The botany exhibit, organized by AT, will feature local plant species.
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Massachusetts
Stow Hall
Pleasant Weather on Tap For Most of the Nation
Forecasters predict mild spring warmth across the central states and eastern regions with lake effect showers and thunderstorms in parts of Texas and North Carolina. Extreme heat is not reported, while several areas experience rising temps in the Great Lakes region and surrounding plains.
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Avradiaree
Lake
Superterre
Great Lakes
Texas
Couieal
Winnipes
Avey
Mangeba
Lind
Souther Manceba
Three Local Teens Arrested After Busy Day
Three local teenage youths, two 12 year olds and one 14 year old, were picked up after a day of alleged misdeeds. Police say they stole a boat from the Kaw river area near Hermpten, floated downstream to Lawrence, and were found with canned pork, soda, an air pistol, a butcher knife, and rail spikes. They claimed they were “cunning together country” when caught and were turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Haskell Avenue
Edd Oxtelen
Jayhawk Ro
Tenth
New Hampshire Street
Southe
Kaw
Lawrence
Nationalist Forces Claim Red Troop Switch at Sungmen
Chinese dispatch reports Red troops defecting to Nationalists near Sungmen on the East China coast. Communist personnel are killed before garrison defection. The switch follows raids from Chushan and factions south of Shanghai.
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Sungimen
East China
Shanghai- Thi
Tao Jih Bae
Sungmen
Pationa
Sungfor
Chush
Shanghai
Police Court Fines imposed on two drunks
Billy Hadi of 1208 Penn Street and Walter Hell of 1 West Ninth Street were each fined 210 in police court today for drunken charges.
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Billy Hadi
Penn Street
Walter Hell
West Ninth Street
Honor K U Student Wins Archolership Award
A Ry e anatomy student earned the archolership award for enterprise in medical work for the second year running. Murphy of the medical school led the event with remarks and the dean of surgery, Dr Allen, opened the ceremony.
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Ym Anatomy
Rye
Enterandi Wg
Medi
Jamen
Murphy
Congressmen Flare At Idea of Sharing An Atomic Bomb
Lawmakers react in consternation as tentative discussions about sharing atomic weapons with North Atlantic allies provoke strong opposition. Military officials had discussed preliminary options, but Republicans and Democrats alike oppose arming partners with A bombs, fearing loss of control.
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Sioner
House
Tanemakers
Remembering Red Leader Willed Possessions to Chu Teh Tutyo
The late ULB author Agnes Smedley reportedly willed all manuscripts to Gen Chu Teh, per Peiping dispatch. A May 6 Oxford death noted her aches and passing. US Tokyo army report cites Miss Smedlin as Far East sub agent. denial cites lack of proof. Ice hospital room method noted as developed in 1844 in Florida.
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Ulb
Chu Teh
Tutyo
U. SS
Agnes Smedley
Peiping Rardin
Lere
Oxford
England
U. S. Army
Tokyo
Lalas
Smidlns
Far East
Florida
Delegates Attend First State Women Voters Convention
Forty delegates had registered by o'clock for the first annual state convention of the League of Women Voters in the Pine room of the Union building. Delegates came from Kansas City Wichita Manhattan Sedgwick county Topeka and Lawrence. The Lawrence league will attend a luncheon at 12 30 replacing the usual meeting. Five delegates from the Atlantic City national convention will report at the luncheon. A business meeting for officers will be held. Johanna Kollmorgen of Lawrence is convention chair. Paul Harmly, former president, was to be discussed by Mary Ann Unruh of Wichita prior to the luncheon.
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League of Women Voters
Union Building
Kansas City
Wichita
Manhattan
Sedgwick County
Topeka
Lawrence
Lawrence League
Nationa
Atlantic City
Johanna Kollmorgen
Lawrence Group
Paul Harmly
Mary Ann Unruh
Sight Restored at 115 from Cataracts at Gallinger
Mary Brooks, 115, regained sight after eye surgery at Gallinger hospital. Brought by Little Sisters of the Poor Home officials for leg artery treatment, doctors later tested her vision with a fruit and she correctly named an orange. Divorce suit filed by Jean Parkison against Walter Parkison in district court.
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Washington
Mary Brooks
Gallinger Hospital
Little Sisters of the Poor Home
Jean Parkison
Walter Parkison
Deaths and Funerals Ernest Williams and Jennie Cain
Ernest Williams aged 66 of 736 Grant street died yesterday at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Jennie Cain aged 81 a McLouth resident for most of 40 years died this morning at a McLouth nursing home after a long illness. Widow of Dr Milton Cain she leaves two brothers Charlie and Harry Cline Salina a sister Lottie Jungle and niece Ruby Rodd of Solomon. Body to New Cambria for funeral services at the Lutheran church and burial there.
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Ernest Williams
Grant Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jennie Cain
McLouth
Milton Cain
Charlie Cline
Harry Cline
Salina
Lottie Jungle
Ruby Rodd
Solomon
New Cambria
Lutheran Church
Internal Threats Highlighted by Banker Leader at Kansas Meet
The vice president of the American Hankers association warned of a looming internal threat amid Cold War anxieties. He argued socialism and welfare state policies could erode liberty while Russia and communism threatened from abroad.
Rainmakers Court Test In New York City
A New York Supreme Court justice refused to halt the city rainmaking program ruling the city’s water shortage solution takes priority over possible losses to the Nevele Country Club in Ulster County. Justice Ferdinand Pecora held emergency rainmaking and Hudson River tapping are necessary until long term water plans are finished.
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New York
New York City
Ferdinand Pecora
Nevele Country Club
Wawarsing
N.Y
Ulster County
Wallace Howell
Harvard
Pecora
Hudson River
Cards of Thanks From Hospitalized Women
Mrs. Fred Musselman thanks friends for cards flowers letters and gifts during her hospital stay. Mrs. Sybil M Gregg expresses gratitude for cards and flowers from neighbors friends and relatives during her hospitalization. Mrs. George Warmker extends thanks for lovely cards and flowers received while in the hospital.
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Fred Musselman
Sybil M. Gregg
Carda
George Warmker
Emporia Teachers Claim Central Conference Track Title
Emporia State students dominated the Central Conference meet in Emporia Kansas finishing with 60 points to Fort Hays State 40. Roger Ruth set a new meet pole vault record for Emporia State while Dwight Waddell led as high scorer with wins in the 4400 and 880 and a leg on the victorious mile relay. Sharpe Smith swept the 100 and 220 yard dashes for Washburn and Jim Widing won the mile as Emporia State led from start to finish.
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Emporia
Kan
Enmyposka Stue Horneta
Fort Hays State
Washburn
Southwestern
Pittsburg
Rockhurst
St. Benedict’s
Roger Ruth
Emperia Staite
Tingley
Pittssburg
Ings
Tiwight Waddell
Eaxperisa State
Hornets
Emporia State
Earth Tremor Reported in Los Angeles Area
A light earth tremor was felt today in the southwest section of the city around twilight. Weather authorities recorded a slight tremor with an estimated intensity of 32 on the tremor scale, but no damage or injuries were reported.
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Los Angeles
International
Livestock Market Report Summary
A dated cattle and sheep market update notes mixed cattle values with higher prices for some grades and steady to lower for others. Specifics mention calves, heifers, and cows at various dollar ranges, with hogs and sheep also recorded. regional deliveries and packer demand influence price points.
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Etieter
Lee Selak
Orbuder
Stoehers
Belfer
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Memorial Hospital
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Rhode Island
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Dot Nelson
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Helen Devinney
Mississippi Street
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Wren Muedinga
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CL Kopolaki
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American Communist Party
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Women Voters Convention
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Fine Arts
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Hoch Auditorium
Russell L. Wiley
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American Hankers Association
James FE. Skelton
Kansas Bankers Association
Russia
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Fred A. Bremer
Kansas
Phone
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Kohler
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Masden’s Watch Shop
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Mans
Fine Watch & Cleck Repairing
Lawrence Byunmary Codlangs
Auto Wrecking & Junk Co
Emil W. Heck
Rankin Drug Co
Rumsey Funeral
CB Rumsey
Fred Rumset
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