Summer Reading Plan Begins for Lawrence Children
Lawrence children can join the Summer Reading Program organized by the Lawrence Free Library and the PTA. Participants earn certificates for reading books from any approved source, with seals indicating books read. Certificates are awarded during Book Week in November, and a special blue seal marks higher readership.
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Spen
Lawrence Free Fabie Library
P.T. A. Council
Misa Margaret
Feakine
Redain
North Lawrence
Woodlawn Actout
Woodlawn School
University of Kansas
Misa Helen Shaw
WLC
Chtlten
Toth
Ork
Jay Barker
PLAN A YOUTH RALLY AT CHURCH OF GEDON
A youth rally gathers May at the Church near Toraday and Gedoon Elevonth and New Hampshire. It starts 10 a.m. with Rev Jesse E Marler as speaker from the Church of God at Pare. Seven churches join in a special gathering led by a Reverend pastor of the Church imperia Katias.
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Toraday
Ierh
Gedoon Elevonth
New Hampshire
Jesse E. Marler
Church of God
Ptor
Uhure Imperia
Katias
Uth
Park Avenue Roses Beautify Lawrence Homes
Neighbors on Park avenue notice Paul’s Scarlet roses at the homes of Dean and Mrs. Paul B. Lawson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison. The Harrison yard showcases a white house backdrop for a large rose clump. the Lawson fence features a red rose trail. Memorial items mention campus road resurfacing, upcoming spring horse show shortage, and veterans graves decoration plans.
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Dean
Paul B. Lawson
Vermont Street
Robert Harrison
White House
Lawson
Court stands firm on contempt convictions for Lawson Trumbo
Washington May 29 The Supreme Court refused to overturn contempt of Congress convictions of movie showmen John Howard Lawson and Dalton Trumbo who declined to testify about alleged un American activities during hearings. They were fined 1000 each and sentenced to a year in prison. The decision allows further actions to compel payment of fines and paves the way for appeals involving eight other figures linked to the case.
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Supreme Ecourt Today
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Annual Art Show at KR U Displays Student Works
The Samuel Art Show featuring work by Aenere in the fine arts department at KR U will be on display in Spooner-Phayer small gallery the text of the week. Fr. Joh Maxon announced his work includes paintings and demon department studies and will run until about July 1. Dr. Mayon said.
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KR. U
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Mayon
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples
Four marriage licenses were issued from the probate court office. Russell D B Freed, 20, and Lueville Ollie, 21. Charles Lindberg, 21, and Doinres Jure Ghad, 22, both of Marhaen. Amt te Relland E, De Lawren, and Betty Fader, ages unspecified.
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Taeks
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Doinres
Marybeth Weeks to Perform Recital for Local Graduates
Lawrence residents will attend a dance recital at the Marveville high school auditorium featuring Marybeth Weeks, six, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Weeks. The program includes April Showers and Doll Dance with participation by Weeks’s classmates and area families.
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University
Death toll topples as floods devastate coastal towns
The National Safety Council reported a rising death toll surpassing 300 as floods and storms battered Pas Avenue and surrounding regions. Rescue crews and agencies battled high waters while investigators traced the most severe drownings to hazardous conditions and delayed warnings.
Train Strikes Carnival Truck At Bonner Springs
Two men find a boy injured early today as a freight train struck a carnival truck stalled crossing on Route from Tala Kan to Wichita. The truck demolished, seats and canvas scattered along the right of way. Local families report births yesterday and a Kansas town celebration disrupted by the incident.
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Cheater E. Moore
Olathe
L. FE. Biggers
Besley Green
New Hampshire Street
Alvin Smith
Ottawa
Scott Morgan
Baldwin
Birth Reports FE ONeil Bite at 319 Michigan Street
FE ONeil was treated in the emergency room after a dog bite at 319 Michigan Street last evening. The incident was reported locally with no further details available.
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FE. S. O'Neil
Michigan Street
Senate Session Ends After 15 Seconds in May Day Calm
Washington May 29 A truncated U S Senate session lasted about 14 to 15 seconds as members observed Memorial Day. Senator Hayden D Avizz denounced the heavy mood and the chamber recessed without any business. In other court notes from Topeka suspects faced charges for town crimes and police proceedings followed.
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Washington
Senate
Hayden D.avizz
Durog
Fragmented Memorial Hospital roster list fragment
A garbled OCR style list mentions names and addresses across various streets and cities including Memorial Hospital, Mississippi, and multiple individuals such as Mrs Aud, Alvin Holmquist, Catherine Berry, Ethel Hull, Robby Gin, Lidia street, Mary Snee, Patrick Street, and Elizabeth Meat Street among others. The text reads like a partial directory or patient/resident listing with many unclear spellings and partial addresses.
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Win Schrader
Mississippi
Matida Parks
Pentey Wvatia
Sax City
Aud
Alvin Holmquist
Mia
Catherine Berry
Moe
Ethel Hull
Robby Gin
Dennie
Lidia Street
Janes & Eudora
Mary Snee- Ras
Pawnee Street
Deaths and Funerals of Melvin Harlin in Bartlesville
Melvin Harlin died at 6 30 this morning a week after emergency appendectomy in Bartlesville Oklahoma He was geologist for Phillips Petroleum university trained Georgia Tech and University of Kansas master in journalism Survived by wife Helen step son James Monroe daughter June Anne and two younger children Funeral set for Wednesday at 9 00 am in Bartlesville Mix Brown and James Monroe left for Bartlesville Myra George Rhodes of Topeka will stay with Professor Brown who is ill with a cold.
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Bartlesville
Oklo
Frank L. Brown
Phillips Petroleum Company
Georgia Tech
University of Kansas
Helen
Monroe-Harlin
James Monroe
University of
Miller Quits Race in County Treasurer Primary
Incumbent county treasurer Melvin Miller will not seek another term under the state law permitting two consecutive terms. Miller stated he plans to retire after his current term ends in October next year and will assist his successor, as the Republican primary intensifies with rival Green K. Min in a county near Lawrence.
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Kansas
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Inns M
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Thay
Geen Kmin
Aem
Lawrence
Traffic tickets and fines reported in local notes
OCR fragments describe police traffic counts, fines for parking infractions, and tickets issued on Lenur and nearby streets. The notes mention double parking, four weary parking tickets, and various violations observed in Vermont and Connecticut areas.
Manslaughter Charge Filed in Abortion Death Case
A coroner's jury found Joy Malee Cunningham died from an alleged abortion attempt. Mrs Anna Whitlow Bremnut Huts is free on bond after being charged with manslaughter. her case follows the discovery of the body in a Brown house basement room.
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Hatelhisen
Kang
Protests Over McCarthy Red Scare In Senate Clash
The senate group probes the five year old Amerasia documents case as Donovan and Van Reuren testify in secret. McCarthy accuses the State Department of redscare tactics while Taft and others criticize the committee's handling. McGrath likens tactics to the Gestapo amid witch hunt charges.
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Justice Department
Wreckage Cleared After 34 Car New Haven Derailment
Early today workmen cleared the wreckage from a New Haven freight train derailment on a bridge near Warwick. About 34 cars derailed. fire and emergency service restored by dawn on one of two tracks damaged over 500 feet. No ore injuries. estimated losses around 100000 for rolling stock and freight, plus 1100 for cleanup. Cause uncertain but likely coal car defect. incident over Pawtuxet River embankment and bridge abutments.
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New Haven
M Rail Road
Pawtuxet
Two men fined and jailed in drunken driving case
Buf fington and Tobe John Munday pleaded guilty in county court to drunken driving and transporting open liquor. Judge Frank Gray fined each $100 and gave 30 days in jail for the drunk driving and $50 for the open bottle charge. Troopers arrested Buffington Saturday night north of highway 24-49 and again Sunday afternoon north of tien.
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Haskell Avenue
Tobe
John Munday
Colby
Frank Gray
Buffingtom
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Tien
Plan Memorial Services At Clinton Cemetery
Memorial services will be held at the Clinton cemetery Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Rev. R. W. Albert of Trinity Lutheran church will be the speaker.
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R. W. Albert
Trinity Lutheran Church
Market News Briefs From Glanse and Kansas City
Market items from Glanse New York and Kansas City discuss limited price moves across grains and livestock. Wheat and corn prices show minor shifts. hogs, poultry, and cattle demand reflect steady to higher activity with varied receipts. Weather, futures quotes, and regional reports frame a snapshot of mid spring trading conditions.
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Chicago
Wall Street Gains Loom, Markets Falter Pre Holiday
Stock market opened higher with a quiet holiday mood and turnover near 1,100. Names like General Motors and Goodrich touched new highs while American Tobacco and Zenith lagged. Potatoes and glass electricity notes appear with USDA commentary and heating use potential.
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Arencral Motors Jungs On
Goodrich and
Cale
Ming
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Union Carbide
Zenith
Radio Corp
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American Tobacco
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Funeral directors ease grief at local homes in Lawrence
Our town honors memorial day as funeral directors from Funk's Rumsey Schubert and Bowser Lee offer sympathetic guidance. They stand by families day and night, easing tension with longtime experience and bringing calm to bereaved households.
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Schubert
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