Hollywood hears Russian exile as un American probe pivots
A House committee on un American activities in Hollywood heard Viktor Kravchenko, ex Soviet official, recount his experiences as Adolphe Menjou Rupert Hughes and Jack Warner denounced alleged subversion. Thomas and Hughes named screen writers and the panel pressed for further testimony while Warner and others offered possible leads on subversive activity.
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Los Angeles
House
Holand
Adolphe Menjou
Rupert Huchis
Jack Warner
Subesminitler
Viktor A. Kravchenks
Krav
Washington
Washali
Cheriker Riley
Hollywood Way
Merijou
Ceasindteata Autoas
Amelia
Thomas
Hughes
Fai
Russia
Trochien
Chattmia
Julie Cat
Aldo
Warner
Atudio
Jen McCarey
Kravchanke
Brooks
Serren
Howard Emmet Rogers
Whia
Fran
Meuribe
Eam Ae Dees Thomas
Cincinnati
Dr L S Nelson Heads Kansas Medical Society
Dr L S Nelson of Salina was elected president of the Kansas Medical Society at the four day annual meeting in Topeka. W M Mille of Topeka was named president-elect and officers including Tir, Roy Crosen, Vermillion, Le Lattimere, and J W Borter were selected. the next annual meeting will be in Topeka.
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Topeka
May
Nelson
Sauna
Kansas Medical Society
Elnae
W. M. Mille
W. Davidson
Kansas City
Tir
SJ WL Oal Tori
St. Francia
Tyrat Vier
Roy Crosen
Fin Center
Pr. Dink le Lattimere
Teneka
J. WL Borter
Concomita
Keer
Weebote
Tmaumra Held Responsible for Atrocities in Sotatda Sedney
Reports state that Tmaumra, tied to atrocities, faces scrutiny over alleged actions committed under a military command. The document references the 18th Army leadership in New Britain and proposed ties to Japanese forces in the Solomons.
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Tmaumra
Sotatda
Sedney
Tisnatches
Rahas
Imaninca
Forserie
New Britan
Oane
Newrainea
Solomons
Three motorists fined in police court morning
Police Judge J. J. Lane fined William Brauns William Forsyth and Jake Krimminger ten dollars each after pleading to speeding charges in police court. Lane collected fines and forfeits from city traffic and parking violations.
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J. J. Lane
William Brauns
Mississippi Street
William Forsyth
Tennessee Street
Jake Krimminger
Lane
Denazification pace in German courts slows to years
Berlin reports indicate General Lucius D. Clay noted in a May briefing that in the American zone many cases lie ahead as courts handle lib eration from national socialism and militarism. As of February, 3,277,790 of 11,825,000 registered Germans were chargeable. 4,149 cases were completed.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Italy to Form Government Under Nitti After Crisis
Rome May 16 Enrico De Nicola asked Francesco Saverio Nitti to form a new Italian government amid a cabinet crisis. Vittorio Orlando, the WWI premier, may participate. Nitti, a former premier, is seen as forming a national unity cabinet to replace the De Gasperi coalition. The crisis stems from economic problems and a reshaping of leadership follows Alcide De Gasperi's resignation. Orlando, survivor from Versailles, indicated willingness to join but would not lead.
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Rome
I Enrico de Nicola
Francesco Saverio Nitti
Iitalian
Vittoria Emanuele Orlando
de Nicola
Nitti
Mussolini
Alcide de Garperi
de Gaxperi
Ase
Nini
Italy
de Nicela
Orlands
Versailles
Altho Orelanda
Truman Seeks Conference On Soaring Farm Real Estate Prices
President Truman expressed concern over rising farm real estate values and directed Secretary Anderson to convene a conference of government agencies and farm groups to address the "serious problem" affecting farmers.
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Truman
Washington
Deaths and Funerals Mrs A G Mixer in Ellis
Mrs A G Mixer mother of Mrs A W McClain 2027 New Hampshire street died yesterday morning at her son A R Mixer home in Ellis Surviving relatives include another daughter Mrs G G Morris Partons and six grandchildren
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A. G. Mixer
A. W. McClain
New Hampshire Street
A. R. Mixer
Ellis
G. G. Morris
Partons
Court 8 in Session in Clubb vs Hetzel Replevin Case
The district court trial of Prof. M D Clubb against Hulk Hetzel resumed before Judge Hugh Means. Means ruled that a letter from Clubb to Hetzel did not deflate value of household furnishings entrusted to Hetzel for transport. Attorneys were told to continue to prove the value of goods destroyed in a Stillwater fire. Clubb estimated the destroyed property at nearly 312.
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M.D. Clubb
Hulk Hetzel
Dr. Wan
Hugh Means
Means
Clubb
Hetzel
Stillwater
Ohio
Lawrence
Ein van
Will Honor Engineers at KU Chapter Meeting
Seniors in civil engineering at the University of Kansas will be honored at the Kansas section meeting of the Society of Engineers. The Seaman Community Church in North Topeka hosts the event tonight where each student will receive membership. George F. Knapp, Kansas group representative at the Phoenix Ant. national convention, reports on the meet.
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University of Kansas
Isag State i
Kansas Secti Bean Society of Dingineers
Seaman Community Church
North Topeka
George F. Knapp
Phoenix
Ant
German Film Tales of the Vienna Woods Shown in Lindley Hall
The German film Tales of the Vienna Woods will be shown at Lindley Hall at 7 50 tonight as part of a series sponsored by the Forums board. Johann Strauss life story with English sub titles. Town and university people invited. admission is free.
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Vienna Woods
Lindley Hall
Forums
Johann Straw
Federal role clarified in Douglas County welfare program
Mrs Mildred Watson explains federal shares for old age assistance aid to blind and dependent children and welfare administration. Federal funds cover two thirds up to 15 monthly plus half of the remainder for some programs, with state and county shares detailed. In April federal funds were just under 46 percent of total welfare costs totaling 20 238.34 dollars.
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Mildred Watson
Douglas County
Plan Summer Camp by Lawrence Girl Scouts
The Lawrence Girl Scouts council outlined a July summer camp at Lone Star. Thirty eight Washington Kansas girls reserved the first week’s camp, with local troops urged to reserve quickly. Applications to Mrs E Hice 1214 Massachusetts. A report on the Senior Girl Scout conference in Topeka noted eighteen Lawrence girls attended as guests of the Topeka scouts. Mrs Ralph Campbell reported on the Leaders camp at Lone Star paciati. The personnel accepted the resigns.
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Lawrence Girl Scouts Council
Lone Star
Washington
Kansas
E. Hice
Massachusetts
Topeka
Lawrence
Two Week Strike Ends at Ersham Manufacturing Camp
Topeka May 16. Settlement ends a two week strike by 175 employees at J. B. Ersham Manufacturing camp of Enterprise. Wage increase 15 percent plus two week annual paid vacation under a new contract negotiated by labor commissioner PF G Baird. Half of the wage increase retroactive to February 2. Union shop with 30 day probation for new employees. Firm makes heavy machinery for wall board and building supplies.
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Topeka
J. BR. Ersham
Enterprise
PF. G. Baird
Kansas
Baird
Ersham
Flan Family Reunion Sparks Nearby Gatherings
Arma Kansas May 18 CTM Mres Glenn Kessler looks forward to a family reunion after visiting a brother and sister he had not seen in a year. Mrs Kesster, adopted from a Joplin orphanage at age three, traced two sisters and a brother through records found ten weeks ago. Three family members live within 35 miles of each other, including Mae Baker of Carthage Missouri and a brother, Bud. A sister in Tucson plans to visit later this month for another reunion.
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Mae Baker
Carthace
Bud Hicrother
Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
Arraigned in burglary and grand larceny case
John Connett, 79, of 1004 New Jersey Street, was arraigned in county court yesterday on burglary and grand larceny charges linked to clothing theft from the New York Cleaners last Friday night. Judge Frank R. Gray set a preliminary hearing for May 28 and Connett was committed to jail on a $2,000 appearance bond.
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John Connett
New Jersey Street
New York
Connett
Frank R. Gray
Markets at a Glare New York May 1% AP
Markets report weak stocks with heavy selling on leaders Benés lower and light offerings. Cotton irregular while wheat May contracts fall. hog prices up to 25 cents, cattle mixed, and feeder activity uneven. Kansas City and Chicago markets show slow demand, weaker prices for California produce, and muted livestock receipts.
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Mareus City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Thuredar’s
Avere
Chicago
CAP
California
Michigan
Barrett Elected President of Missouri Valley Faculty
Des Moines May 16 Professor G G Barrett of Drake University was elected president of the Missouri Valley conference faculty representatives succeeding Rev F J OHern of St Louis University who retired for ill health Dr Earl Davin of Wichita was elected executive vice president to succeed W E Morris Tulane University athletic director and ineligible for the faculty post Barrett said Washington Universitys withdrawal from the conference was received and would be acted upon later today Washingtons withdrawal had been announced yesterday in St Louis
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Des Moines
G. Barrett
Drake University
Missouri Valley Conference
Barrett
F. J. Ohern
St. Louis University
Earl Davin
Wichita
W. E. Morris
Tulan University
Ble
Washington University
Waington
Washington
Yeaterday
St. Louis
Francis G Hughes Resigns From Eu dora Township Trustee Post
Francis G Hughes of Route 2 resigns as Eu dora township trustee after long illness. County Clerk T R Gerhart received the letter yesterday and will present the resignation to the county commissioners, who may appoint a successor to serve the unexpired term.
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Francis G. Hughes
Eudora Township
T. R. Gerhart
Hughes
Gerhart
Hugh
Journal-World
Local Markets and Notices From Kansas City and New York
The report lists poultry and carton prices and markets in Kansas City with details on hens turkeys and leghorns, alongside a Wall Street note about stocks and trading. A closing note thanks friends and neighbors for flowers and support to Mrs J R Dodson and family.
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Mra
J. R. Dodaon
Unclear OCR list of companies and names
Fragmentary OCR shows a shopper of corporate names and executives including Glenn Martin Douglas Aircraft Sperry Lockheed Chrysler General Stores Buddber Studebaker Montgomery Ward Gimbel American Telephone with illegible context and no clear event or outcome.
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Glenn Martin
Douglas Aircraft
Sperry
Lockheed
Chrysler
General Stoters
A. 5
Buddber
Studebaker
Montgomery i Ward
Gimbel
American Telephone
Untamed Fury at Varsity Uses Human Gator Lure
Review notes the film Untamed Fury opening at the Varsity this Sunday filmed in Okefenokee swamp. A boy lures an alligator by thrashing then his father shoots, with a planned real eight foot man eater display during the engagement.
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Gurerghet
Iin
Varsity
Okefenokee
Adv
Lawrence training plan urges readiness for future job
A Lawrence urging proactive preparation, encouraging readers to train now rather than wait for opportunity. The message emphasizes being ready for the next job ahead and turning effort into readiness.
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