Bevin warns unless East-West ties improve at November talks
London May 18. Ernest Bevin told the House of Commons that without better East West relations at the upcoming foreign ministers conference in November, the course of world events could not be predicted. He called the London meeting vital to history, urged implementing Potsdam, and urged economic unity in Germany while noting issues from Moscow. He defended Britain against Nazi accusations and urged clear, practical steps rather than delay.
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Moscow
Washington University Quits Missouri Valley Conference
Washington University of St Louis, the last charter member, announced withdrawal from the Missouri Valley Conference effective at the end of the spring semester. The decision, conveyed by vice-chancellor Charles Belknap, aims to establish national athletic relationships while preserving some future home games with Valley schools. The Bears had resumed athletic activity last fall after five years of inactivity due to the war.
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Missouri Valley Conference
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Charlier Hel- Renap
St. Louis University
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Tulsa
Creighton
Drake
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Belknap
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Bears
Tax sales and school notices from Lawrence area
Prospective buyers show interest in the sheriff's sale of tax delinquent real estate set for 9 am on May 31, listing 80 parcels including an 0 acre farm and several Lawrence and Baldwin buildings. Also reports on a high accident count, teacher examinations, and local civic notices across Lawrence and Baldwin.
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Ernest Klooz
Klooz
Baldwin
Niles
Farewell to Seniors Honors Engleman Named KU Honor Man
A farewell program for seniors was sold by the Liberty Memorial Hi-Y club at the final school-year meet. It featured devotions, an introduction by sponsor Eli Wood, a boys quartet, and remarks by seniors including Douglas Kent and Bob Milliken. The Hi-Y reported strong backing for community projects and youth aid initiatives.
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Liberty Memorial
Eli Wood
Edward Lynn
Bob Milliken
Hil Orr
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Joan Harsholome
John Bell
Paul Bub Ever
Jack Harris
Haserry
Robert Hotize
Donald Kay
Mark Moore
Bob Nash
Bob Near
Bil Orr
Roger Price
iGene Russell
Frank Delph Kime Silard
Rame
Richard
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M.C.A
Haskell Institute
Plao
Kansas City Music Festival features University of Kansas choir
The University of Kansas a cappella choir led by Dean Donald M Swarthout travels by bus to Kansas City to perform at the Music Hall Festival. The program includes works with the Missouri string quartet and features singers Lor Jaine Mai F M Brack Ken Sharklin Gladys Hammond and Sidney 1 25. A reception and complimentary dinner are planned with campus and local church groups.
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One Hundred Voices
Donald M. Swarthout
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Musichall
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University For Kansas City
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Ken Sharklin
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Sidney
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85 Year Old Queen Crowned at Pioneer Fete in McPherson
In McPherson Kansas Mrs T J Darrah 45 was crowned pioneer queen during a diamond jubilee celebration on May 1. A noon pioneer day parade was postponed to evening due to weather. Thousands attended the second day of a three day event with an estimated crowd of nearly 34000.
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McPherson County
Ity
Entvention Hall
Armored Money Truck Rampage In Kansas City Ends Fatal
A nine iron armored money truck on Tenth Street ran wild striking a man and injuring another before stopping at a store front. John Woodson of Liberty, Missouri, died from his injuries shortly after the incident. Driver Harry Stuck had left the cab when Wayne Perry, a vault guard, was inside the truck.
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Liberty
Wayne Perry
Harry Stuck
Court delays speech as Chubb suit spares time for address
District Judge Hugh Means extended the replevin and damage suits of Prof. M D Chubb against Park Hetzel Jr until tomorrow morning. The continuance was requested by attorney for Chubb who was slated to deliver a commencement address at Gridley tonight. Truman remarks on housing bill surface during news conference. County Judge Frank Gray fines E Westerhouse ten dollars plus costs for failure to stop at a sign.
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Park Hetzel, Jr
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Birds of Berlin Adapt Through War and Change
A German professor discusses how Berlin birds endured postwar scarcity and tree destruction in Tiergarten. Swans bred before, sparrows moved to villages, and woodpeckers persisted. experts warn storks may vanish due to trapping and hunting, signaling wider ecological shifts.
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Berlin
East Prussia
Tiergarten
Eastern Star installs Hamilton as meat worthy matron
Mrs Eva Holland Hamilton of Chicago is installed as meat worthy matron of the grand chapter at a Nebraska state Eastern Star meeting in Fremont. She succeeds Mrs Oe Philip of Hays Kan who died May 8 during the Nebraska gathering. A Baker C Baldwin announced an upcoming concert by five Baker University music students in Centenary Hall.
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Chicago
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Kan
Nebraska State Eastern Star
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William Rice
Baker University
Centenary Hall
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Herington
Alice Ann Callahan
Independence
Market News From Kansas City and York Markets
Market notes describe cattle and hogs steady to firm with gains for some classes. Livestock receipts projected for tomorrow include cattle calves hogs and sheep. Wheat corn oats and other commodities show mixed moves with slight advances in some grains. Local price ranges for veal calves lambs and other livestock cited alongside milk and produce mentions.
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Ap-U&da
Untamed Fury Film Set in Okefenokee Swamp at Varsity
The Okefenokee swamp frontier forms the backdrop for Untamed Fury opening at the Varsity Sunday. Local Seminole heritage and alligators shape the swamp tale as crews spent five months filming in the inaccessible region. A 8 foot man eating alligator captured on site will be shown at the Varsity during the film’s run.
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