Byrnes Urges World Arms Limitation Policy
Secretary of State Byrnes told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States will work for limitation of arms among nations. He supported broad military cooperation with American republics, denying a British American bloc against Russia and urging Pan American defense unity.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Chester W. Nimitz
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Russia
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Germany
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Othor
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Foreign Affairs Committee
Injured Toddler Run Over by Tractor at Home
George Edward Powell an 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Al Powell was injured Monday when his foot was run over by a tractor as he played in the yard at home. The father had just driven the tractor into the yard when the child darted from behind a hayrack in front of the vehicle. Summer school at the Business College starts June 3 and high school pupils seeking credits should enroll this week. We are for training a a.
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George Edward Powell
al Powell
The
Business College
Papile
the Business College
Cuberee in South Park Held for Lawrence Cubs June 4
The Sea Scout ship Pelathe sponsored by the Eagles lodge will run the first Pelathe district cuberee in South Park on June 4. The event targets 9 to 12 year olds with a hawk lunch at 6 p m and games from 7 p m including sack and obstacle races 200 yard relay and a two inning baseball game under the supervision of Cub Scout den mothers and cub masters.
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Eagles Lodge
Bill Newlin
South Park
Sea Scouta
Bem
Coups
Cabrmbat
Willard Brammell Files for County Superintendent Nomination
Willard G Brammell Route 2 Overbrook a veteran teacher filed as a candidate for nomination as Douglas county superintendent of schools in the Republican primary on August 6 He has 11 years teaching in rural and community schools and currently teaches at Lone Star school He is 32 born in Ozawkie and attended McPherson College and Emporia State Teachers College He is a pastor with a wife and three young daughters and his father is a mail carrier and church minister in Ozawkie.
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Willard G. Brammell
Overbrook
Lone Star
Douglas County
Brammell
Lone Star School
Ozawkie
McPherson College
Emporia State Teachers College
Church of the Bretheren
Brammmell
Washington Creek
the Bretheren
Ed Abels
Kansas
Second Case of Smallpox Reported at High School
Douglas county health department reports a second smallpox case at Tiberty Memorial High School. A high school athlete is the other patient. the first case was a senior student a week earlier. The outbreak has prompted many students to seek vaccinations as serum is secured for the increased inoculations. Both cases are mild due to prior inoculations.
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Tiberty Memorial High School
Douglas County Health Department
Health Department
J. M. Mott
Lawrence News Briefs on Blood Need and Alumni Plans
Lawrence Memorial hospital seeks Type 4 blood for Mrs. Hatcise Jordan of 749 Seventh Street North, with relatives facing donor search difficulties. KU alumni of 1936 reuniting June 16 at Memorial Union, Dana Durand presiding. reservations via Fred Ellsworth. Ottawa reports a small 24-student class at Ottawa University to graduate, with honorary degrees for George E. Potter and Richard Holland. Hays announces a $50,000 two-story Medical Clinic for 26 northwestern Kansas counties, project by Tony Jacobs for Dr. Murray C. Eddy.
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Seventh Street North
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
K.U
Memorial Union
Dana Durand
Kansas City
Lawrence
Fred Ellsworth
Alumni Association
Ottawa
Kan
Ottawa University
George E. Potter
Texas A. & M. College
Richard Holland
Northern Baptist Board of Education
Haye Hays
Tony Jacobs
Hays
Kansas
Murray C, Eddy
United States executes 28 Dachau war criminals at Landsberg
May 29 Landsberg Germany United States army completed the hanging of 28 Dachau war criminals responsible for deaths of 800,000 inmates. Fourteen died quickly while fourteen others were executed in a four hour drama. Martin Gottfried Eina 43 was the seventh to die seeking a reprieve. James R Scanlan grandson of JRR Holmes assisted earlier at Landsberg. Prisoners were searched medically inspected and confined in staged cells with guarded posts and mixed privileges and routines.
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Germany
United States Army
Dachau
Martin Gottfried Eina
Army
Weise
James R. Scanlan
J. RR. Holmes
Scanlan
Klaus
Karl Schilling
Ferd Gottlieb Dies Editorialist at St Louis Post-Dispatch
Ferd Gottlieb 47 editorial writer and book review editor for the St Louis Post Dispatch died unexpectedly Monday night in St Louis. Born Pleasanton he earned an A B from the University of Kansas in 1922 where he edited the Jayhawker and was a top student. He previously worked for the Journal World and Kansas City Star before joining the Post Dispatch in 1927. Survived by wife Augusta Rosenberg and a 13 year old son David. Hearings end Friday.
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St. Louisa
Gottlieb
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Kansas City Star
Post-Dispatch
David
Commissioners Hear Tax Adjustment Cases In Douglas County
The Douglas County Tax Equalization Board completes a ten day hearing session Friday with tax adjustment cases in Lawrence and nearby areas heard today and continued Friday. A Memorial Day observance leads to no board voting tomorrow, followed by a ten day recess and a three day review session after hearings end.
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Douglas County
Petrillo Defies Law in Chicago Radio Strike Action
In Chicago on May 29 UPH Inc Prerillo led a strike of six Velans at a local radio station and claimed support from the American Federation of Bits and the Chicago Federal Musicians. He stated three studio librarians were ousted and a ban on hiring three additional librarians. The Lea bill, passed by Congress in April, threatens up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine for unions that force broadcasters to hire more staff than desired.
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Lea
Congress
Maritime Unions Expect Respect of Picket Lines
Washington May 29 maritime unions said they expect the AFL to respect picket lines when they strike June 15. The move would likely tie up coastal shipping as secretary of labor Schwellenbach met union and ship operator representatives to avert the walkout. Barry Bridges of the joined shoremen’s union spoke after a talk with President Truman.
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Joingshoremen’s Union
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Ratcliffe
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Committee For Maritime Unity
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Radcliffe
Senate Merchant Marine Subcommittee
Oakridge group hosts meeting with contests and tours
Oakridge home demonstration group of Dourlrs county farm hat read entertained by Mrs Will Rice with co chairwoman Mrs Ambrose Higaby. A topi cal roll call and reports on recreation and a good growing lesson followed by contests won by Mrs Roney and Mrs Worland. Guests present include Mrs John King and daughter Nancy Jo and other members.
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Dourlrs County
Will Rice
Ambrosé Higaby
Alford
R. E. Roney
Dale Worland
Tanemosle
Recenuy
County Home
John King
Nancy Jo
Ear 'Woeway
F. A. Leanhard
F. H. Johns
Marlin McCrary
Ale Worland
Irregular stock advance and mixed grain commodities
AP report covers fluctuating stocks with profit taking restraining advances, bonds steady, and rails modestly up. Grain markets show mixed trade with unsettled wheat and corn, hogs and cattle active, and cattle prices near highs. Kansas City and New York markets list livestock, grain prices, and receipts for May with steady to firm tones in select futures.
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New York
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Kanees City
Pein
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Seven City
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Fragmentary Market Notes and Receipts Fragmented
Fragmented OCR notes show butterfat milk prices poultry counts hens roosters turkeys and ducks, with scattered prices and weights. References to markets, receipts, and Wall Street mentions appear in jumbled form, lacking coherent structure.
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Nature Springs
Broilers
Lashorn
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