Palestine unrest deepens as underground groups reject truce
In Jerusalem on May 19 the Jewish underground and the Stern gang dismissed a UN backed truce, vowing to continue violence until Britain ends arrests and deportations of Jews. A British raid near Haifa triggered false fears of new clashes, while 1411 Jewish immigrants aboard the Trade Winds were detained after a voyage from Genoa.
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Jerusalem
Condietone
Holy Land
United Nations
Palestine
Y. Irmin Zvai Leumi
Stern Gang
Palpatine
Gena
Britain
Broadmat
U.N
Haifa
Mt. Carmel
Blante
Ite
Hallavah
Haskell Girl Reaches Rodeo Queen Finals in Topeka
Miss Juanita Daugomah of Hill top Riding club advances to the finals of the Santa Fe Trail Diamond Jubilee rodeo queen contest in Topeka after being the first finalist chosen from over 1,200 Midwest entries. She attends Heekal Institute and will compete in photos and interviews for the title.
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Juanita Daugomah
Hilltop Riding Club
Mion Hankell
Holfgienod Film
Topeka
Elmer Curtis
Daugitomsh
Midwest
Daugemah Ie
Penior
Heekal Institute
City planning session and county board actions in Lawrence
The Lawrence planning commission meets at city hall at 3 30 pm with city engineer J C Harper outlining park outfield plans at Community baseball park near Fleventh and Delaware. County commissioners Ed Jota pen and Elmar Ousdah convene a ten day tax hearing at the court house to hear read insiments of unscened personal property values with two taxpayers presenting. The Eudora Kaw River bridge approach reconstruction is delayed by rain and not expected to finish this week. Rodeo tickets for Olathe on May 23 24 and 28 are on sale at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce. Weather brings intermittent rains over the last four days. Police court sessions postponed to May 21 due to judge absence. Continuous community notices and local events follow.
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Ed Jotapen
Elmar Ousdah
Eudora Kaw River
Olathe
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Four Hurt As Car Crashes Into Wrecker East Of Eudora
Authorities say a southbound car struck a wrecker clearing a previous crash on Highway 10 two miles east of Eudora. Injured were Ian Surber Sunflower Robert Murphy Lucille Kansas City and Marvin Ball with a mix of elbow hip lacerations and cuts. Surber and Murphy admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Gene Roberts Kansas City driver fined 100 for DWI along with 25 and 2.25 in costs for reckless driving. Gordon W Campbell fined for public intoxication after pleading guilty before County Judge Frank R Gray.
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Highway 10
Eudora
Vacopshesitt Eres Glas
Ian Surber
Robert Murphy
Ki 3 City
Lucille
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Misa Riley
Gene Roberts
Kansas City
Frank R. Gray
Gordon W. Campbell
Accu
Ba Surber
Grey
Glam
Mer Murray Lawson
Surber
Ball
Hunsinger Motor Company
Glase
Glass
Miss Riley
Auction to sell over 30 parcels in Douglas County set
Auctioneers H D Thames and company will auction more than 30 parcels including a 60 acre farm near Sibleyville seven Lawrence building sites described as physical by Kloca. Other parcels are in Lawrence and Eudora.
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Douglas County
Propertiein Y
H. D. Thames and Am
Sibleyville
Lawrence
Ehsica
Kloca
Eudora
Deaths of Phenicie Resident of Lawrence Dated Aging About Seventy
Death notices the passing Friday morning of Phenicie, a former Lawrence resident aged about 70, after returning from California. Survived by wife and several children in Colorado, Hawthorne California, Anai, and Wichita. Grandchildren listed. Brothers A A Green and William Green of Lawrence.
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Beaterd Phenicis Wanferd
Phenicie
Lawrence
Heale
California
Var
Colo
Thias Cons
Anai Be Icie
Hawthorne
Calif
Clarence Phenicie
Karen City
Carl Phoenicia
Wichita
A. A. Green
William Green
Police arrest and court case mix in city incident
At 12 20 Sunday officers Cox Lilburn Dowers Henry Collins and James Collins with Sheriff Will Johns Jr answered a call at East Thirteenth street. They found a trashed house and two 25 calibre pistol shells on the kitchen floor one discharged. Neighbors heard shots and loud noises for about 20 minutes before police arrival. Goldie Torgeson and Laster are due in police court Wednesday morning. Another item notes Supreme Court action on contempt convictions of three Texas newspapermen, with Justice Douglas writing for the majority and the dissenters noted.
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Goldie Torgeson
Cox
Lilburn Dowers
Henry Collins
James Collins
Will Johns, Jr
East Thirteenth Street
Don
Laster
Affidavits Sought From Released POWs About Edward N. Little
Tokyo reports photostatic copies of affidavits by released prisoners of war about Edward N. Little. Mon allied headquarters cites Navy requests. Little faces court martial on unspecified charges. Little served as mess officer under Captain Io Fukehara, who was convicted of atrocities and executed last August 9 for the death of Cpl. Ray Johnson amid brutal beatings of prisoners.
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Tokyo
UPL
Edward N. Little
Monallied
Carpenter
Rners
Navy
Washington
Little
Io Fukehara
Fekubarn
World War I Memorial drive reports $130000 raised
The World War I Memorial Association at the University of Kansas reports an increase in contributions totaling 130000 toward a 541000 goal with several recent checks received from donors including Sid Harris Ottawa 150 W P and T W Buck Wichita Clarence Coleman Wichita 500 100 checks Phi Kappa fraternity members and multiple named individuals across Kansas.
Two Auto Crashes Reported In City May Totals
City police report two accidents, raising May's count to 29. Officer Chester Foster issued a reckless driving ticket to C. G. Ceaplinekt, 716 North Fourth Street, after an incident near Ninth and Vermont. Vehicle details include a Chevrolet pickup and a Ford coach owned by Art Tettle, parked on the east side of Vermont Street in the 800 block.
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Gariersay Terun
Tatroimen
Chester Foster
C. G. Ceaplinekt
North Fourth Street
Ninth
Vermont
Foster
Caaplingki
Art Tettle
Tennesmse
Vermont Stent
Kansas City Market Report May 12 19 and May 18 19
Kansas City livestock and grain summaries show steady to mixed cattle prices with vealers and calves firm, beef steers larger, and stockers active. Sheep and lamb markets are slow to steady, with Arizona and California origins noted. wheat futures advance and mixed grain prices appear across corn, rye, barley.
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Chy Liveatesk
Kansas City
Arizona
Kansas
Ap-Usda
Maresa City
Mar
Emamlin
Cape
Kathe
Cine
Carela
Car Prairie
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Fleventh
Delaware Errests
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A. Varnum
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Henry V
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Justice Frankfurter
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Frankefurter
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Bob McCracken
Tom Mulvany
Joe D. Browning
Neuces County Court
Ustice Douglas
Iodane
Akie
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Cokdatrek
Setae City
Eatrag Chi
Sega
Arkansas Aptings
Mauve Springs
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Jarooatere
New York
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Proterstone
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Mocsanta Chemcal
Cepital
Northern Pacific
Fiailwar
Brest
Mont Wart Tay Nat
van ‘al Ose Bay
Bid of India
Bid Oil
U & Ate K Wilson
Zims Snack Shop
Cally
Gane Ealings
Cain
Masa
Phana
Gabardines
Mossachmertts
Mra
Mary Nadelhoffer
Winter Tire & Implement
Froupt Auto Loans
Andy C. Hess
Ins
T. G. Fitch
Agcy
Schubert Funeral Service
N. A. St
Loretta Youre
Joseph Cotten
Ethel Barrymore
Daughter
Curls
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Ty Na Fn
de Pitionp
Pewdleton
Leigh Whipfer
BIMEL
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