University Club Hosts Junior High Party on Saturday Evening
The University club plans a Saturday eight o clock party for Junior high sons and daughters at the club rooms with hosts Mr and Mrs Cornett Cotton and Mr and Mrs George L Anderson. Earlier the previous evening Miss Doris Wolf received guests at a miscel anaiing shower for her upcoming marriage to Lt Edward Brass.
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University Club
Cornett Cotton
George L. Anderson
William Nichols
Robert Lareau
Doris Wolf
Edward E. Brass
Mia
Ferris Wolf
Edward Brass
Pegey Moyer
Jane Malott Guratte Folsom
Yvanor
Aoaulding Barry Shanson
Ruthie Lavton
Marylau Colver
Ah Oe Rare Vndereood
Dodie Matult
Weekend trip for Mrs A J Anderson and guests
Mrs A J Anderson left this afternoon for Chicago and Winnetka Illinois to visit Mrs J N vani dey Vries. Mr and Mrs A Nordland of Auburn Nebraska arrive tonight to visit and attend the high school commencement. Mrs Fred Hunsinger judged at the Schlanger Park Civic flower show in Lincoln Park yesterday and today. Lt and Mrs M W Miesse and son Tommy arrived from Honolulu and are visiting here.
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A. J. Anderson
Chicago
Winnetka
A Nordland
Auburn
Nebr
Dolph Simona
John Simons
Fred Hunsinger
Pittsburg
Schlanger Park Civic Club
Lincoln Park
Walter Ruggabar
Mission
M. W. Miesse
Tommy
Honobulu, T. H
Family notices and campus scholars in brief local items
A string of short notices mentions military moves and visits including Lieutenant Miesse and his family enroute to Quantico for amphibious warfare training, Mrs Margaret Ogden of Eudora, and Mrs Fred Hollandaworth of Heart Mountain visiting relatives. Other items note commencement speaker Dean Lawson at Abilene high, Master Sgt Dayle Paxton returning to Fort Bliss after furlough, and various local movements and associations in Emporia Wichita Independence and Lawrence Memorial hospital.
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Barbar
B.C. Ogden
Eudora
Miesse
Pearl Harbor
Lata
Quantico
U.S. Line Corps
Margaret Ogden
Paul B. Lawson
Abilene High School
Fred Hollandaworth
Heart Mountain
Wyo
F. Leon
Dayle Paxton
Fort Bliss
Tex
J. H. Paxton
Fall Leaf
E. T. Rice
Barker Avenue
Milton Head
Ookalooss
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mra
Robert Oyler
Bobby
Nancy
Tor
Alvin Walter
Jamat Lincoln
Mr. Oyler
Kanana State Bar Association
Wichita
Mildred Kunkle
Eastern Star
Evangeline Chapter
Haldwin
Arthur Banks
Hrainard
Minn
Kasaas Eblecttie Trexser Company
Thomas
Hey Ahahton
Dean Burtan
Emporia High
Frank K. I
Oma
Kansas State Bar Association
Joavid
Independence
New Crafts Magazine Names of Interest in Lawrence
The quarterly Handweaver and Craft craft issue highlights editor Mary Alice Smith, a former Abilene journalist and KU journalism instructor. It features Edith Huntington Snowver, artist and weaver, and author Lou ise Lewellyn Jarecka. Snowver, daughter of Chancellor Snow, returns to Lawrence, noted for therapeutic weaving and color mastery. Jarecka, daughter of a former Kansas governor, studied music and art in Poland. her husband teaches in music at Columbia University.
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Pre New
Lawrence
Mary Alice Smith
Abilene
Univerpate School of Journalism
Edith Huntington Snow Ver
Louise Lewellyn Jarecka
Snow
New York
Europe
N Snow
Jareck
Kansas
Lorenzo D. Llewellyn
Columbia University
Set Date For Appraisal Of Highway Right-of-Way
Topeka May 21 The state highway commission has set June 12 as the final appraisal date on the right of way for relocating 24 highway between Wamego and a point near Manhattan A commission spokesman said contracts for grading and bridges can be let this summer The route relocation aims to remove miles of narrow difficult to maintain highway along the Kaw river where the safety department logged 32 traffic accidents during 1949.
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Topeka
Wamego
Point
Manhattan
Commission
Kaw River
Safety Department
Fine Watch and Clock Repairing Bzg Graduation Watches
Local shop advertises repair services for graduation watches, offering timely maintenance and restoration. The classified-style note highlights specialty in wrist and pocket timepieces, with emphasis on craftsmanship and prompt turnaround.
Man Claims No Net Income 870831.41 and Unpaid Taxes
The document notes a claim for 1947 and 1948 stating no net income of 870,831.41 and an unpaid tax amount of 25,200.02, with handwriting suggesting the government involvement in unpaid taxes. It reads as a financial filing or legal notice referencing income figures and tax arrears.
Kansan City Indicts Tax Dodgers in Underworld Probe
A federal grand jury indicted Charles Binaggio allied figures including Walter J Barney and Samuel Glowabky Gelthers for income tax evasion and failure to file returns. Other targets in the probe named Thomas Lococo Samuel Haydon and Mangiaravina, with alleged undeclared nets from 1946 to 1948, as authorities pursue tax charges tied to the Kansas City underworld.
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Kansan
Charles Lita Parthalde
Walter J. Barney
Thadiem
Chine Vaes Ieton
Samuel Glowbabyy Gelthers
Cphe
Maki Martie Vine
Hoth Racy
Mauciaracitn
Poperta
Grand Jury
Charles Binaggio
Northside
Charles Garygetta
Truman Road
Thomas Tanoj Lococo
Tali Forcer
Samuel C. Haydon
Truman
Rainey
Mangiaravina
Gott
Goldberg
Woman Plays Out Movie Plot at Crossing in Minea City
A woman in Minea City Ohio drives toward a crossing and attempts to back away as an automata gate closes. She ends up redirected to a different track beside a car driven by Shulta. Authorities describe the incident as a frightening mishap with no injuries reported.
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Minea City
Ohio
Chew
Herkennan
Acto
Alin
Shultz
Boys Believe Fish Story Turn in False Fire Alarm
The fish story told by Waskiewicz led three and four year olds to a red box warning alarm. They found a fire alarm box and triggered it. Fire Chief MacNou Rall urged better fishing luck or a new alibi. Wallace Good was fined £14 for speeding and total fines reached £22 from 28 tickets on the day.
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George A. MacNou Rall
Wecier
Wallace Good
Massachusetts Street
Nurses Seek Economic Security Amid Low Pay In Kansas
Survey by the University of Kansas and the Kansas State Nurses Association finds lack of salary advancement hospitalization and retirement plans as primary nurse concerns. Average monthly nurse salary rose to 209 from 180 in 1946 while the work week fell from 48 to 44 hours, but cost of living outpaced gains. Kansas loses two nurses for every one welcomed.
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Kansas
Bureau of Business
University of Kansas
Kansas State Nurses Association
Hia
Radiata
Gertrude McCrary
Newton
Rsna
Vren
Eccimin Security
Divorces Granted by District Court Judge Means
Judge Hugh Means grants divorces to Hazel M. Erwin from Leander J. Erwin and to Ella L. Ford from Charley D. Ford.
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Hugh Means Hat
Hazel M. Erwin
Leander J. Erwin
Ella L. Ford
Charley D. Ford
Pretty Blonde Has Bee and One Breve Eye
Hollywood with a color film promise. Norma Eberhart, from Oakhurst New Jersey, is noted for one blue eye and one brown eye after appearing on a New York television show. She has been signed to a Universal International movie contract.
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Hollywood
Norma Eberhart
Oakhurst
N.J
Blue
Brown
New York
Fragmentary remark on a student fearing a task
A terse note suggests a student hesitates yesterday, not due to unusual eyes but belief in inability. The readable text hints at personal struggle and self-doubt rather than external factors or clear events.
Husky Longshoremen Rescue a Little Girl
A dramatic rescue at a Brooklyn dock as a girl teeters into choppy water near a moored 10,000 ton ship. Husky longshoremen pull the girl to safety in about three minutes before danger from piling and the swaying hull.
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Brooklyn
Children Rescued After Narrow Plunge From Ship Pier
A 10 inch gap between a freighter and the pier trapped a little girl named Diana as she attempted to board the Ibija with her mother. Ten longshoremen formed a human chain and pulled her to safety while three workers labored to wedge the freighter back. Policemen and harbor officials praised the quick, coordinated rescue that prevented a tragedy.
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Diana
Ibija
Fined on Traffic Charges in County Court
Ben D. Ratzlaff of 1225 Oread Avenue was fined 310 in county court for speeding. Jack E. Gilmore was fined 10 for running a stop sign.
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Ben D. Ratzlaff
Oread Avenue
Jack E. Gilmore
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