McCarthy Attacks Lattimore and State Dept in Speech
The McCarthy speech targets Gwen Lattimore and two Chinese diplomats, accusing the State Department of communist influence. He contends a “fraudulent cover up” exists and names Ambassador Jessup, demanding documents for Senate investigators as he widens attack to Chavez and other officials. Local notes report actor Frank Etchins dies at 69 and a speeding fine in Kansas.
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Rochester
Woahie Ie
R.-Wis
Gwen Lattimore
Baltimore
McCarthy
R Eustkrm
Senate
Lattimore
Hej
Philip C Jessup
Jessup
Communist Front Organi Pations
State Department
Jes A
Catholic Press
Association of the United States
Chavez
Louis Bodenz
Bodenz
New
Michael J. Lee
Commerce Department
Far Eastern
Malonehan
Lee
Jenison
R.th
Louis Dolivet
United Nations World
United States
Dolivet
Lautimore
Office of War Information
OWI
Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore
Memorial Hospital Notables List Names Residents and Residences
A memorial hospital notice lists numerous individuals and their addresses including Mrs. Carrie Beer Haskell Mrs. Ruth Green 121 New Hampshire Street Mrs. Janet Peterson 31 Tennessee Street and others from Sunflower Linwood Baldwin DeSoto and DeSoto with babies born today. The list includes Virginia Lee Ryan 417 Pleasant Street and Edith Jansoi Route Rhode Island Street among many name and address entries.
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Carrie Beer
Haskell
Ruth Green
New Hampshire Street
Janet Peterson
Tennessee_ street
Marsha
Mark
John Talbott
Maurice Smiley
New York Street
Virginia Lee Ryan
Pleasant Street
Janice Wuthnow
West Fourth Street
Lottie Ward
Francine Breithaupt
Connecticut Street
Sharon Gabriel
Endorn
Jean Lesch
Rhode Island Street
Lydia Bales
New
Hampshire Street
Edith Jansois
Eleanor White
Rhode ‘Island
Alice Shirck
Linwood
Edith Thorne
Baldwin
May Grasier
DeSoto
Veterans affairs official cites WW II benefits advisory
Lawrence district manager Markey said authorities advised that since December 31 eligible World War II veterans must apply. About 69 farmers attended a county dairy tour with short talks by Fred Foreman and George Gerber from extension services at K State. They stressed grass and forage management and the GUT program at stops including Clawson, McKinney, Lawson, and Beehle farms.
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Markey
Mapees Office of Veterans’ Affairs
Ladema
Fred Foreman
George Gerber
K-State
Fu Clawson Ferm
Fred McKinney
Bob Lawson
William Beehle
Evn Arm
Amateur golf final set after semifinal duels in Britain
Reach final round today as finalists prepare for a 36 hole route tomorrow for the British Amateur Championship. The 1948 context recalls Wither in Ranshan and semis where Cyril Tolley faced Chapman, while Jimmy McHale fell to Chapman, marking the second All American final in four years as Willie Turnesa won the 1947 final.
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Hua
Wither i Ranshan
Cyril Tolley
England
Chapman
Jimmy McHale
Philadelphia
Stravahan
Willie Turnesa
Elmsford
Professor Proves Minds Can Tumble From Atom to Spelling
Bethlehem P A Lehigh University chemist Dr Harold V Anderson has a 64 entry list showing how the word nucleus can be misspelled in quirky forms like nuclen q and neuciouneous. The compilation spans 25 years with help from students and scientists in research and industry.
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Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Harold V. Anderson
Ottawa groups seek funds for speech correction program
Ottawa civic clubs and individuals are asked to donate to a 590 dollar fund to continue school children speech correction work during summer. The effort began three months ago by the board of education which lacks funds for the project and plans to carry it into the next school year under a new budget. A survey found 165 children with speech defects. Superintendent Henry A Parker is listed along with Post 52 Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary, who meet May 20 at 9 am at the VFW building before proceeding to Memorial Park Cemetery for ceremonies at the grave of Col Samuel G Clarke.
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Ottawa
Kan
Board of Education
Henry A. Parker
Post #52
Eighth
New Hampshire
Samuel G Clarke
Memorial Park Cemetery
Obituary notes include Walfekuhler and Childe deaths
Albert F. Walfekuhler 52 a KU pharmacy graduate died at home in Denver from a stroke. Survived by wife two daughters a son and a niece. Funeral Monday at Mullete cemetery Leavenworth. Childe of Lawrence former resident died in Hillabern Oregon. services held today. Mrs Delorags Rebecca Johnson 49 Stillwater Oklahoma died in hospital. survived by husband two daughters and other relatives. services at First Presbyterian church Stillwater tomorrow. Ronald Johnson in medical school in Chicago, Thurston Johnson and two sisters and a brother survive Noel Thurston Johnson and Delores Ramona Johnston relatives listed.
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Albert F. Walfekuhler
University of Kansas
Denver
Leavens
Worth
Ren Eatate
Twol Wnughtern
Rice Mhelpe
Lawrence
Mt Andeft
Family Mintanaleum
Ren Childe
Hillehare
Ore
Hillabrrn
Mre
Clara Childe
Pearl
Doris
Marion Chiles
Jim Childs
Ralph Childs
Contee
Texas
Chicago streetcar disaster kills 33. fire blazes on State Street
A massive collision on State Street in Chicago left 33 dead as a streetcar burst into flames after a southbound car collided with a truck carrying 7 000 to 8 000 gallons of gasoline. More than 20 000 onlookers gathered near the wreck while police and Red Cross aided victims and an inquest was scheduled. The driver was Mel Wilson of Valparaiso Indiana and damage was estimated at over 150 000.
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Chicago
Paul Manning
Chicago Transit Authority
State Street
64Th Street
Cook County
Pera
Mel Wilson
Valparaino
Ind
Sprout and Davia, Inc
Whiting
Anthony J. Mull ‘Taney
The
Red Cross
A. Brodie
Precinct Office Filing for Lecompton Democrat Woman
Files show Mrs. Gertrude McCarty of Lecompton township seeking the Democratic nomination for precinct committee woman. The filing indicates candidacy for Lecompton precinct with party designation and township location.
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Gertrude McCarty
Lecompton
Todas
Lecompton Township
University names 48 lettermen across sports announced
Athletic Director EC Quigley lists 48 lettermen at the University of news with 21 track competitors, 17 for tennis and 5 for golf. Seventeen freshmen receive treek sumersis awards pending scholastic requirements. names include Jack Greenwood Jeantine Jim Hershberger and several others across Kansas City Wichita Lawrence and Topeka with various hometowns and colleges mentioned.
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EC. Quigley
University of News
Freahmen
Alee
Treek Sumersis
Jack Greenwood
Jeantine
Jim Hershberger
Wichita
Delrin
Norris
Kens Cty
Ee Richardson
Tee Herd
Wee Che
Calahoma
Forrest Garain
Buremit
Jim Cavanaugh
Lou DeLuna
Kansas City
Ettia
Henderson
Walter Fens
Kan
Darrel Heak
Lawrence
Frank Koenig
Trenton
Guy Mabry
Rock Island
Jorn Mee Gonnel
Jah
Ken Morgaven
Jerman de
Keck
Y. Carl Sandetur
Arnold Bir Stricker
Great Neck
J. Temple
Coffeyet Lawrence
Vroun
Galen Fies
John van Hoshine
Kansas Cy
Noyr
Milwaukee
Ferd Voiland Jr Seeks Fourth Term as State Printer
Ferd Voiland Jr of Topeka Republican filed to seek a fourth term as state printer. He was first elected in 1944 while with the Red Cross overseas and had served as assistant state printer from 1933 to 194. A former state senator from Columbus also entered the Republican lieutenant governor nomination that week.
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Topeka
Ferd Voiland
Voiland
Elec
Red Cross
Columbus
Baptist Women Gather for Kansas University Campus Meet
About 250 Baptist women are expected on the University of Ottawa campus in Ottawa Kansas for the annual house prayer meeting June 1 3 Speakers include Lettie Archer a missionary from West China Lillian Brueckman a Bengal Orissa India missionary and Dorothy Bucklin national secretary for Beach. Price $58 Ton Miami Okla May 26 The Eagle-Picher Mining and Smelting Co announced a $5 per ton boost effective at midnight tonight in the price of ore concentrates The new per ton quotation is $85
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Ottawa
Kan
Sorre
Kansas
Ttave University
Lettie Archer
West China
Lillian Brueckman
Bengal
Orissa
India
Dorothy Bucklin
Nations
Beach
Miami
Okla
Eagle-Picher Mining and Smelting Co
Toy Stores and Offices Adjust Summer Closing Hours
Stores and offices set new June six closing times. Semmet beers for mer chants will be from 3 to 5 p m, cutting closing by a half hour. Saturday hours remain 9 a m to 5 p m, with the same observances.
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Set Et de Toy
Mer
Semmet
Asmne Os
Baptist Leader Froden Elected Northern Convention President
Boston May 26 The Rev Edward Hughes Froden of First Baptist Washington who counts President Truman as a worshiper was unanimously elected president of the Northern Baptist convention He said he aimed to aid possible reunion of the two large branches of the church The Southern group claims 6 000 000 members and split from the North in the 1840s Other council appointments include Rev BR Mixon Newton Kansas and F H Steiger El Dorado Kansas slated to serve through 1952 and 1951 respectively.
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Boston
Edward Hughes Froden
First Baptist Church
Washington
Trumen
Northern Baptist Convention
J. Froden
Southern Baptist Convention
BR. R. Mixon
Newton
Kansas
F. H. Steiger
el Dorado
Kan
Severe hailstorm hits Romney West Virginia orchards
A nailstorm in the eastern panhandle damaged crops and disrupted communications. Ice pellets nearly three quarters of an inch in diameter felled slants and left a two inch ice sheath on streets. The stricken area lies near the orchard belt that reaches northern Virginia and western Maryland with expected high fruit tree damages.
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Romney
W. Va
Panhandle
West Virginia
Orchard
Virginia
Maryland
Jewelry Cache Recovered After Nevada Robberies
A $34 345 cache of jewelry stolen in a series of robberies was buried in the desert south of Reno. Phoenix police and the FBI announced the discovery, led by George Booth who is under investigation for the robberies and was arrested in Reno.
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Phoenix
Ariz
GRA
Reno
Navy
FBI
George Booth
Wnt
Community News From Big Springs and Westmar
Big Springs residents include George Moss of Highland Park and Mrs Wesley Wallkuhle with Noell Caliat at her sister’s home. Lie Hartman and Lie Hartman will return Friday May 38 from Westmar college where they studied the past year in IaMere Iowa. Jerk Lewis won the Community near Kansas City shooting 387 with first prize 14 dollars.
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George Moss
Highland Park
Wesley Wallkuhle
Noell
Caliat
W. C. Wallkuhle
George Hildenhugt
Aahin
Lie Hartman
Westmar Rotege
IaMere
Jerk Lewis
Kansas City
Market summary reflects mixed crops and livestock trades
AP market notes from Kansas City show cattle and hog markets mostly steady with light offerings, calves scarce, sheep and lambs mixed. Wheat and corn futures retreat modestly while oats steady. rain limits trade and market tone steady to soft.
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Kansas City
USDA
Cub Dee Iin
Feo
Eevogescooda
Market Summary with Stock Movements and Ticker Updates
A scrambled market report notes point movements in various stocks and sectors with mixed performance. It lists companies such as Youngstown Sheet Montgomery Ward International Minerals Chrysler Dodge Electric Santa Fe Southern Railway Bethlehem Steel and Douglas Aircraft amid a Chicago Potatoes Market update and on track arrivals and shipments.
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Goodrich
Emerson
Youngstown Sheet
Montgomery Ward
International Binerals
Ingdilza
Chrysler
Elpa
Dodge
Lrat Electric
Santa Fi
Southern Trailway
Tunnels Central
Bethlehem Steel
Douglas Aircraft
Allied Chemical
Southern Pacific
Standerdon M. J
Gratitude Note From Beulah Cowell
Beulah Cowell thanks friends and relatives for cards and flowers received while hospitalized at Atkins Hospital.
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Atkins Hospital
Mr. Beulah Cowell
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Orpheum Sauderelle Cleft
Willian H. Purtom
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George Blevins
Pennsylvania Atreet
T. Bush
Bentioh Tite
Alberta Halfekahler
Fen Childe
Johnes
Mowth
Ares
Russell L. Brainard
Santa Fe l Railroad
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Ferd Voiland, Jr
Edward Froden
Eastern Panhandle
Nevada
Big Springs
Litwin
Atarta
Lawrence Business College
Kodak Film
Kodak Verichrome
Kedeceler Film
Decker-Keys Agency
Warres Decker
Nsuvnce
Myron
Very
Pheme
Wasble Charges Securities Investment CO
Karl Kreider
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Hege
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Scott
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MR. Baker Murphy
Douglas County Building & Loan Assn
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