America Proposes A Super Command Plan For A Global Armed Force
London reports the Atlantic council backed a permanent defense body to supervise defenses and consider an international army idea. The U S would supply heavy naval vessels and costly air power while ground forces from continental nations would form most of the army, with France contributing infantry and Britain focusing on jet fighters and antisubmarine warfare.
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London
Atlantic Council
Muoreted Pree
AP & BU
Britain
International Army
Americas
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Formans
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chushan
Barre
Ebanghai
Committee forms to spark Road Govern League in Lawrence
Citizens Committee led by Richard Stevens met to organize a Road Government League aimed at broad Lawrence representation. Members include Olin Petefish chair Roger Allen Jack M R K Tenny Mrs d Marvin Lesner Ko Nebson May Thomas Fane Jo HB Eustace and Mrs Kart Kredder. After organizing a representative meeting across the city the committee will dissolve and push for qualified candidates in the commission election. Principal speaker Richard Guthrie dairy cattle expert will address Douglas county dairy farmers tonight at eight in the Community building. Democratic county committee plans joint meeting May 22 at 7 20 in the Community building basement. An automobile with a blueprinted atomic commission briefcase was reported missing in Brooklyn.
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Tte
Citizens Committee
Richard Stevens
Lawrence
Stevine
Olin Petefish
Roger Allen
Jack Aulter
M. RK. Tenny
D. Marvin Lesner
Ko. Nebson
Mea Thomas Fane
Jo HB. Eustace
Mre Kart Kredder
Stevennaald
Inp
Stevens
Richard S&, Guthrie
Douglas County
Ambassador to Push Point Four Work in Nicaragua
Ambassador to push Point Four aid program in Nicaragua as Part of U.S. effort. Under Secretary James E. Webb says urgency to start, State Department staff already at work on the program with Waynick taking over direction.
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Panaiai von
University High to Close. Seniors Prepare Last Commencement
Seventy four University High seniors plan graduation events as the 34 year old school closes June 2. Commencement is set for June 1 in Frank Strong Auditorium with sermons by Rev. Swift and others. The junior senior banquet, prom, and awards assembly cap a week of ceremonies before the building becomes a faculty club after extensive interior remodeling.
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University “High School
University High
School of Education
K. UL
Liberty Memorial Highchool
Karl Edwards
Frank Strong
Dale
Plymouth
Hf Karr
K. U. School of Religion
Robert ¢. Swift
Trinity Episcopal Church
Danforth Chapel
Kansas
Memorial Union
Kanes Room
Union
Edwards
Bill Mooman
Reinhold Schmidt, Jr
Edwardsaaid
Neurnaliom Department
Yearstaff
Schmidt
Senate
William Wheeler Injured in Car Crash Near Lawrence
Lawrence area reports a minor back injury for William Wheeler after his car struck a bridge seven miles northeast of Lawrence on highway 2440. Trooper Carl Gray says Wheeler attempted to pass and was forced to the shoulder by oncoming traffic. Wheeler received a ticket for following too closely. vehicle damage estimated at $200.
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Willian Wheeler
Vermont Atr
Lawrence
Carl Gray
Wheeler
Gray
Duff Forces In Easy Triumph In Pennsylvania Primary
In Philadelphia and nationwide, Duff won the Republican nomination for U S Senate by about a three to one margin and carried the governor race with a tied statewide slate. He denounced the Grundy machine and urged aggressive, progressive policy for 1852.
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Duff
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Big Jim Duff
Senate
Duff Sant
U.S
Joseph R
Douglas County crops tour schedule Friday detailed stops
Farmers may join the annual Douglas County crops tour Friday from 9 30 am to 3 pm with optional farm drop offs. Stops include Walter Thome farm on Lone Star Road, Yeah farm at 10 45, Fred Turner noon, John Hays farm 1 15, Cecil Dover 3 pm and others. Experts discuss grass as seed and cash crop, with Tepees serving sandwiches and dinners.
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Douglsa County
Lin
Deal Six
Count
Walter Thome
Lone Star Road
Lawrence
Yeah
Four new teachers hired by board after May meeting
The board of education approved four new teachers including Lorita Higginbottom as elementary art supervisor and Madelyn Clingenpeel as elementary vocal music supervisor. Three new elementary teachers were added: Wilma Toomey Norma Lee Winters and Delores June Goad. Contracts awarded for gun fire boiler work at McAllaster and painting at Woodlawn, with bids from Lawrence and Lawrence firm Sandy Woo.
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Board of Education
Maud Ellsworth
School of Education
University of Kansas
Lorita Higginbottom
Higginbottom
Winfield
Abilene High School
Madelyn Clingenpeel
K.U
Alma
Jacqueline Helleberg
Wilma Toomey
Norma Lee Winters
Mixa Delores June Goad
Toomey
Lane
Winters
Kanaan City
Goad
Emporis State Teachers College
McAllaser School
Hat Lawrence
Sandy
Woo. Petera
Lawrence
Woodlawn School
St. Htu Md
Advine- Poet
Hilltop Horse Show Set for Memorial Day
The Hilltop Riding Academy announces a free Memorial Day horse show at Municipal Ball Park Eleventh and Delaware Street on May 30 at 7 pm. Entry is by mail to Mrs John W Brand Route J or by sending horse name exhibitor name and event entered. Various divisions include children s events and equestrian classes with prizes donated by local merchants.
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Hilltop Riding Academy
Municipal Ball Park
Eleventh
Delaware Street
John W. Brand
Rand
Eateles
Doyatas County
Catt Lane
Leach
Normoney
Lon Cox
Salina
Kansas Saddle Horse Association
Ralph Achning
Lawrence
Lathrop B. Read, Jr
Clyde Husted
Hilltop Club
Myron Dicker
Knights of Columbus
Topeks
More Rain Forecast Across Kansas After Hail and Wind
May 7 forecast from Tonoka reports widespread rain and thunder showers across central and western Kansas tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures in the west. Lows 52-60, highs 80-85. Last night hail and wind caused crop and property damage in a band about 15 miles east of Hutchinson. Rainfall reports vary by location with multiple inches noted in Cedarland. Temperatures ranged 90 in Toneks to 47 in Goodland in the 24 hours to 6 am today.
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Tonoka
Kansas
Robb
Brock
Caldwell
Fredosia
Iola
Toronto
Florence
McPherson
Lecompton
Lebo
Wichita
Emporia Topeka
Manhattan
Hutchinson
Toneks
Goodland
Market Notes Skip, Stocks Edge Down Amid Heat
A terse market update notes stock indices fluctuating as traders weigh economic signals. Prices show limited gains and modest declines across sectors with investors awaiting key data releases and policy clues from officials.
133 Seniors at Baker University 92nd commencement set
The 92nd Baker University commencement will be held in Baldwin on Monday June 5 with a record 133 seniors expected to receive Bachelor of Arts degrees. Speaker Dr Roy L Smith journalist author and Methodist publications figure will address graduates. Awards include Doctor of Law to Lauren F Conger and Doctor of Divinity to Rev Sam Hedrick. Fifty year alumni gold medals and historic notes on the 1866 first class conclude the item.
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Bakyer University
Baldwin
Roy L. Smith
Smith
Christian Advocate
Fersons
Rad Wate
Southwestern College
Winfield
School
Lauren F. Conger
Eastern Kansas Utilities Corporation
Board of
Baker
Sam Hedrick
Boston University
Board of Education
Kansas Conference
Lawrence K. Hall
Kent
Connecticut
M. C
Association Press
New York City
Uie
Bust Park
Old Castle
Karns
Jana Malloy Cavaness
Janis Crackatall
Olive Keele Wile Fey
Mina Willey
Mall
Wina Tap Vote of Cameras Club at Spring Salon
The Lawrence Camera club held a mating salon at the Chamber of Commerce office. Thirty three pictures were entered with three named winners: first Western by Dr Alb Leonard, second Rainbow's End by W H Hinton, and Crawford’s entry. The winning photos will be displayed in Hixon's studio window and toured on the club’s traveling salon trip to exchange displays with other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Camere Club
Hail and Wind Rip Through Hutchinson Farm Area
Hutchinson Kansas May 27 hail and wind storms damaged crops and rooftops across a 15 mile strip northeast of the city. Wheat lay flattened, trees leafless, gardens ruined, four inches of hail reported at Inman with two inches of rain in 20 minutes. A tornado southwest of Kingman destroyed a barn on the Kemp farm but caused no injuries or livestock deaths.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Rutchinson
Inman
Buhler
Kingman County
Charles Kemp
Kingman
School census plan changes in Lawrence details
Lawrence teachers will visit homes over the next four weeks to take a school census under Mrs. Huddleston. Enumerators will be armed with credentials and a separate sheet will tally physically handicapped and exceptional children. The state defines an exceptional child broadly, guiding future state funding for special education.
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Lawrence
BF. Huddleston
Hones
W. D. Wolfe
Waa
Cehildren
Kansas
John &. Jacobs
Farmers of
Jormal
Anson
Wolfe
Nebraska
Nissenum
Colorado
Arhnola
New End
City Fath ers to Discuss Traffic
City officials will meet Friday afternoon to discuss traffic enforcement amid discontent. Councilmen James Postma Roy Anderson and Lathrop B Read Police Chief D A Moore Police Judge Wayne Aliphin Attorney Charles Springer Mayor William J B Turner attend.
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James Postma
Roy Anderson
Lathrop B. Read
Police Committee
D. A. Moore
Wayne Aliphin
Fig
Charles Springer
William J. B. Turner
Turner
Reservations For Annual C of C Dinner Reach 130
More than 130 reservations were made by noon for the Cham ber of Commerce annual dinner with a goal to serve up to 500 attendees in the Community building main auditorium. Law rence service clubs members and wives are invited, with an address by Nathaniel Leverone of Chicago and brief reports from Richard Barber and John Andrews plus musical numbers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Lawrence
E.R. Zook
Nathaniel Leverone
Chicago
Richard Barber
John Andrews
Inch Snow Covers Duluth Region Amid Mild Conditions
An inch of snow fell over the Duluth region with temps near 72 degrees later. The storm spanned northern Minnesota, upper Michigan, and northern Wisconsin, bringing fading snowfall into the early morning and turning into freezing rain in places like Duluth and Calumet.
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Duluth
Minnesota
Upper
Michigan
Winconsin
Minn
Calumet
Mich
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William Wheeler
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Bobby Thomson
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Chicago Cubs
Geo
Topeka
Kanssa
Seripieen
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
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K. U. Field House
Charles L. Marshall
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Mt. Oread
Marshall
Sixteenth Street
Crescentium
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Ihs
New York Central
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Lessex
Brotherhood
Natisfactory
David Ht. Robsergaon
Hood
G. C
Walter Thome Farm
Tepees
Topeka Council
Mark K. Carroll
Diocrse
Sunes
Larry Bea
Wide Arese
Baker University
Photo BY
Alb Leonard
Wina Tap
Tw Spring Salon
Wolfe T Topeka
Sipenitendeny
Ceoonde
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Dal
Kaneascale Service League
Friends Church
Bell and Sond
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Lal Geo Anki
Toneka
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Cour
Theele
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