Argentina Army rebels clash as Peronist capital braces
Bloodshed reported as police officer shot in Belgrano District. Peron had been set to address labor leaders at 10 am, but the speech did not air. Anti-aircraft guns ring Casa Rosada while loyal troops regain control in Entre Rios and Cordoba. Government says revolt crushed with 300 rebels surrender.
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Belgrano
Peron
General Confederation of Labor
Workers’ Organization
Casa Rosada
Entre Rios
Buenos Aires
3Rd Cavalry
Cordoba
Argentina
Air Force
Curuzu-Cuatia
Corriente
University Extension display at Kansas fairs in Topeka and Hutchinson
Lawrence notes show Kansas University Extension exhibit with about 200 brochures and a large lighted map of state centers. Also mention of two state fair dates, deadlines for gasoline tax refunds, pheasant and quail seasons, KU trainee as court clerk, Delta Upsilon quartet at Douglas County Education conference lunch, engaged couple mishap, Lawrence High cheerleaders, and 4-H county participation at Hutchinson State Fair with listed local entrants and judging teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Extension
Kansas University
Topeka
Hutchinson
Bureau
Douglas County
4-H
Fairgrounds
Carol Miller
Jayhawk Club
G. A. Weeks
Mary Miller
Jayhawk
Don Funk
Meadow- Tark
Gloria Ousdahl
Terry and Jerry
Alabama Jubilee
Tietjens
Lone Star
Joyce Weeks
Jay Newland
Jolly Juniors
Jeri Craig
Cottonwood
George Robert Craig
Vinland Valley
Ronnie Stauffer
Meadowlark
Julie Rae Samson
Marion Jones
Barbara Abegg
Mary Tatham
Nancy Jo White
Virginia Miller
Marilyn Chamney
Sharon Kay Dobins
Carolyn Kampschroeder
Sharon Kay Dobbins
Julie Samson
Janis Mull
Judy Hemphill
Charlene Hover
Douglas County Education Conference Opens With Registration
The Douglas County Conference of Education convenes at 8 30 am in the Kansas University Memorial Union with delegates from about twenty organizations. Henry Shenk will preside. Polly Peppercorn and Mrs Williams Cottle head the program and proceedings run to 1 00 pm with panel discussions on school issues and building needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Williams C. Cottle
Robert McCoy
Paul Pierce
Glen Petefish
E. R. Zook
Lawrence
Arden Booth
Baldwin
Delbert
Richardson
Rt. 2
Arthur Heck
Rt. 4
Carroll Gerstenberger
Findura
Henry Shenk
Walcome
Keynove
Franklin de Murphy
University of Kansas
W. D Wolfe
Ti. JW. Twente
Kenneth Anderson
School of Edudation
I. W Twente
James Wortham
Memorial Union
Market News Highlights From Kansas City Grain and Livestock
Market wrap from Kansas City shows mixed signals across sectors. Cattle and hogs trade firm to steady with selective gains. wheat futures edge higher while corn and oats offer mixed results. grain prices and livestock receipts described, with detailed bids for various weights and product grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
Dawn
Liberal Pancake Derby Plans Advance in Liberal
Liberal Kansas residents organize the seventh annual pancake race between local housewives and the women of Omex Fingland Melvin Scott named general chairman of International Pancake Day on February 14. Som Yoxall announces the appointment. Scott will host Vicar Ronald Collins of Omex arriving October 12 for a stay of one day or two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kas Op
Ely
Onev
Fingland Melvin Scott
Beech Aircraft Plant
Som Yoxall
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ors
Ronald Collins
Omex
Olney
Vicar Collins
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births Notice
At Memorial Hospital admitted list includes Gladys Hutchinson 1332 Mass St Jennie Thomas 817 Ak St James Starkweather 1978 Conn St Barbara Freischar 746 Oak St Myrtle Mitchell 1001 Ml St Anne Thompson 1837 Ky St Bettie Alexander Route 4 Diane Jones 131 W 1st St Lois Hart Oskaloosa Bairley Kurtz Eudora James Owen Hall Route 4 Alta Schimmel 1637 Haskell Ave Jacqueline Troutner Sunflower dismissed Rachel VanderWerf and baby boy 2145 Owens Lane Victarson Cadet St Roger Carbine Jr 822 RI St Diane Jones 121 W 14th St Ne Midyvett 900 W 22nd St James Starkweather 1028 Conn Births Emr and Mrs William E Newman 1909 Ky St a son Thursday Mr and Mrs Norman Gates Conn St a daughter Thursday Mr and Mrs Melvin Ledbetter 3 North St a son today Mr and Mrs Clarence Wales Williamstown a son today Mr and Mrs DeWitt Swanner 334 Ohio St a son today Mr and Mrs Duane Ogle Eurora Route 2 a daughter today Mr and Mrs Colla McAlexander Oskaloosa a son today
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Gladys Hutchinson
Mass
Jennie Thomas
James Starkweather
Conn. St
Barbara Freischar
Oak St
Myrtle Mitchell
Ane Thompson
Bettie Alexander
Diane Jones
W. Th St
Lois Hart
Oskaloosa
Bairley Kurtz
Rachel VanderWerf
Baby Boy
Owens
Emr
Melvin Ledbetter
North St
Clarence Wales
Williamstown
DeWitt Swanner
Ohio St
Duane Ogle
Eurora
Colla McAlexander
Barnes waives preliminary hearing in forgery case
James Franklin Barnes age 17 of T7 Ky. St. waived preliminary hearing Thursday in County Court on a forgery charge and was bound over to the November term of District Court. He is held in lieu of a 2500 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Franklin Barnes
Frankenstein and Funny Drafts in a Dark Theater
A quirky fragment describes old horror movie reissues seen in a dim cinema. The scene mentions Frankenstein and a teasing, humorous “Howdy Doody” style mischief with a comic actor. The narrator jokes about trying a Droodle gag that supposedly fails with girls.
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Enstein
Frankein
John Car
Surprise Gift Of New House For Marine Returns
Lawrence businessman Dean Owens arrived from two years of active Marine duty to find a furnished dream home at 912 East Thirteenth Street waiting for him and his wife Doris. His father in law Howard McConnell, who runs a nearby lumber yard, orchestrated the surprise with families gathered. Owens, who just started work at the yard, called the home “a dream house” with all the latest gadgets. Minutes before, McConnell checked a lock at the yard and led Owens to the new residence where relatives waited.
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Lawrence
Dean Owens
Japan
Okinawa
Owens
Howard McConnell
Doris
Mc Connell
McConnell
Lawrence man charged in assault near Ray's Truck Stop
Orval Earl Edmonds, 23, of Route 1 Lawrence, pleaded innocent in County Court to assault and battery against Kansas City attorney Arthur F. Stanley Jr. Edmonds is free on 500 bond with a preliminary hearing at 2 p.m. Sept. 28. Stanley, a former Wyandotte County attorney, was involved in an altercation at Ray's Truck Stop on Route 3 early Sunday.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Ray
Route 3
Orval Earl Edmonds
Route 1
Arthur F. Stanley Jr
Kas
Edmonds
Stanley
Wyandotte
Car radio theft report amid rash of stripping cases
Lawrence police report a Thursday night theft attempt where a radio was unbolted but not removed from John Tomlin's car at 1649 Edgehill Rd. Dave McCauley reports hub caps stolen from his vehicle at 1222 Miss St as part of a recent surge in car-stripping incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
John Tomlin
Edgehill Rd
Dave McCauley
Miss St
Jefferson School Heads Elect William Johnson President
William Johnson of Valley Falls was elected president of the Jefferson County Principals Association at a Winchester meeting. Ira N. Brammell Perry was named vice president H. J. Streator Oskaloosa secretary and Wyatt Gragg Oskaloosa county superintendent treasurer. Calendar includes basketball at Perry February 15-18 one act play at Winchester March 14-15 baseball at Nortonville April 16-20 and track meet at Meriden April 27. First fall Jefferson County Teachers Association meeting set for October 22.
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William Johnson
Valley Falls
Jefferson County Principals Association
Winchester
Ira N. Brammell
Perry
H. J. Streator
Oskaloosa
Wyatt Gragg
Leon Windle
Windle
H. L. Streator
Eugene Stephan
Ozankie
Raymond Shaw
Meriden
Robert Clark
McLouth
William Robey
Nortonville
Valfey Falls
Jefferson County Teachers Association
Zeller and Schulz deaths new notices in Kansas town
Melvin Marshall Zeller aged 56 of Route 2 died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He farmed and lived there 12 years after moving from Waterville. Survived by wife Beryl two daughters Dorothy and Doris Marie and son Francis all at home two sisters Miss Ethel Zeller Salina and Mrs Marie Simmitt Washington and brother Edward Zeller Waterville Funeral services for Mrs Emma Schulz 79 of 912 Tenn St were held this afternoon Rev E E Reep officiated burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Out of town relatives included Roy Schulz New York City and N A Schulz Tulsa step sons and niece Mrs Loretta Howard Kenmore N Y plus two sisters Mrs Ida M Peters Kenmore N Y and Mrs Merle Hemenger Fredonia N Y and two nephews Merland Pease Cheektowaga N Y Delbert Pease Buffalo N Y.
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Melvin Marshall Zeller
Route 2
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Waterville
Beryl Zeller
Dorothy
Doris’ Marie
Francis
Ethel Zeller
Salina
Marie Simmitt
Washington
Edward Zeller
Emma Schulz
Tenn. St
E. E. Reep
Schubert Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Roy Schulz
New York City
N. A. Schulz
Tulsa
Okla
Loretta Howard
Kenmore
N. Y
Ida M. Peters
Merle Hemenger
Fredonia
Merland Pease
Cheektowaga
Delbert Pease
Buffalo
N.Y
Ash Trays Missing From SAE Fraternity House
Police report a theft at Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity House 1301 W Campus Rd where three large ash trays valued at 25 dollars were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Campus Rd
Kansas favorites and a choir memory from KU nostalgia
The piece recalls Wilson and Kansas connected to the Evangelical Church choir, Paul’s singing induction, and his KU A Cappella leadership. It notes Kansas as a beacon of group singing, mentions Clayton Krehbiel, praises KU campus and basketball, and lists notable Kansans from Wichita to Piqua. It ends with a Kansas City stockyard joke from Mr. Armour.
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Evangelical Church
Paul
K. U
Gretta Pierson
Novaia
Oklo
Coffeyville
Kansas
Clayton Krehbiel
B. W
Rosemary Lyons
John Cameron Swayze
Stan Kenton
Cindy Cameron
Wichita
Donna Anwood
Newton
Pegeen FitzGerald
Norcatur
Larry Parks
Buddy Rogers
Olathe
Zasu Pitts
Parsons
Buster Keaton
Piqua
Kas
Ohio
Sunflower State
Broadway
Hollywood
Kansas City
Armour
Cleanup Continues After Fire Destroys Church
The figure in charge notes that missing blueprints and plans hinder loss assessment. Builders need construction details to estimate rebuilding costs. Insurance will cover values from the day before and after the blaze. Rev Turner praises Lawrence cooperation and expects rapid rebuilding.
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Lawrence
Turner
English judge to speak at Kansas University lectures
Sir Francis Raymond Evershed master of the rolls of England will deliver the first N T Stephens lecture at 8 tonight in Strong Auditorium at Kansas University. He will also speak at 8 p.m. Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday in the Auditorium on academic and practical aspects of English law contrasted. After KU speeches he will fly to Harvard for the 200th anniversary celebration of Justice John Marshall's birth.
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Francis Raymond Evershed
High Court of Appeals
England
N. T. Stephens
Kansas University
K.U
Evershed
Harvard University
John Marshall
Collision near 8th and Mass causes $8175 damage
Damage estimated at 175 dollars resulted Thursday from a two car collision at the 8th and Mass streets intersection. Vehicles driven by C. W. Kilgore of 1336 Vermont Street and Gerald Lee Bennett of 408 Tennessee Street were involved. No injuries were reported.
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8Th and
Mass. Sts
C. W. Kilgore
Vt. St
Gerald Lee Bennett
Tenn. St
England radio telescope tracks tiny meteor at distance
A new radio telescope in England can track a pea sized meteor up to 600 miles away and measure its position with a precision of one yard marking a significant advance in atmospheric and near space monitoring.
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Eingland
Wall Street Advances in Late Trading Driven by Blue Chips
The New York market rose in late trading led by blue chip issues with gains around 1 to 2 points while volume reached about 2.9 million shares. Leaders included Standard Oil, Northern Pacific, Southern Railway, Mauma Copper, American Smelting, General Motors, and Bethlehem Steel, with decreased names such as RCA and Zenith Radio among the laggards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Wans Giang
Motors
County Traffic Fines Handed Down in Court
Two persons were fined in County Court on Thursday for traffic violations. Norman Portynod of Junction City cited for following another vehicle too closely $10 and costs. Lee Edward Williams of Forbes AFB cited for permitting unauthorized person to operate a vehicle $3 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman -B Portynod
Junction City
Lee Edward Williams
Forbes Afb
Car Fire Sparks on Massahmetts Street Block
Firefighters were summoned Thursday night to quell a blaze in a car parked on Mas sahemmetts Street. The fire, due to a broken fuel line, caused minor damage. The vehicle is owned by BR Harton of 119 Barker Ave.
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Massaehmetts Street
BR. Harton
Barkers Ave
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India
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