Emporia Weekly Gazette, The (Newspaper) - January 18, 1951, Emporia, Kansas THE VOLUME LY EMPORIA KANSAS THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 18 1951 Lyon Delegation At Arn Inaugural Harmony Reigns as Republicans Launch New Kansas Regime By a Staff Kansas Republicans attending festivities at Topeka Monday to In augurate Edward F Arn as the governor of Kansas appeared to be in favor of harmony and economy Despite rumors of a row over party organization for the 1951 ive session all the rumbling of dis unity died aborning Tn both the House and Senate caucuses Monday the administration slate was adopted in toto with little for In inaugural formalities and at huddles of legislators in the lobbies the economy keynote cen tered around dim outlooks for new state taxes and at least lip service i to proposals for reduction of taxes t and general belt tightening but holding the advancement for tial highway and progressive proj grams for the state institutions All this is keyed mainly to the tainty in the international situation i and need for mobilizing the nations resources for military and civilian defense j i And the outlook is i Ing on appropriations will be gen accepted This Ls illustrated in the attitude of Pres David L who expects some par ing of the proposed biennial budget lor Emporia Slate college which in cludes a request for a new science building Lyon county had its usual bood representation in Topeka for the were among Use weekend vanguard and did not return until today The group from Emporia included District Judge and Mrs Jay Sulli van Mr and Mrs Harold P Trus ler Mr and Mrs W I Singular Mr and Mrs Warren Foster Mr and Mrs Elmer W Mr Blaze in Smoke House Causes Heavy Damage at Several Other Fires From Fridays Dully Emnorias first major fire of 1951 the packing com pany this morning causing dam ages estimated after a preliminary survey of several thousand dollars The blnze started when grease dripping from sausage being smok ed in tiie south of the build ing caught firo in the oven room Jin the and spread to the i smoking houses above The WOMAN FAINTS FALLS IN STREET Mrs Glen English 030 East was remitted to Newman Memorial County hospital this afternoon about 2 oclock for observation alter she fainted and fell in the street at Fifth and Merchant a few minutes earlier Before to the hospital in an am bulance Mrs English had revived enough to talk with policemen but unable to recall any incidents leading up to her fall Arson Probe Begins Officials from the state fire marshals office have been called to Emporia to investigate a case cf arson which occurred in Em poria Tuesday morning The fire was caused when some one put a near the Ivan Schmidt home at Neosho started shortly after 9 and causing clapboards on the side of was rnt under control the house u be charred Police til about oclock Every piece and firemen here in Emporia also ot thc citys equip are working on the case except one truck was called into service An crucial of the loss will have to until packing com pany officials can survey the j to stored in the building i to i from the nnd from oil 1 Uie burning portion of the m Emporia Chiropractors Privets Plane Comes to Grief Naur Mo 44 an Em but the with Ilk Prices Up 2 Cents a Quart Increase Announced By Emporia Firms info Effect Monday Prom Fridays Dally tra at and Mrs H E January 20 Mr and Mrs J luncheon will to the Broadview The to honor on the Fred Clops Hartel Dr David L the D Gus Fish L j Lon county Republican a legislative chairman of the Broth November of Railway Clerks Miss Claudia A Williams IN CALL rOlt WHS Man to Head County No Changs in Dates Ford Mrs Lena Jones Merwin for work Everett E Frank Kiene Oi repairing and leaky roofs Ernest Fowl or of Americus Mrs Fred Shaw Mrs Frank of lu Jyon county courthouse and county from tiv Madison Man Hurt Eugene Brown of was seriously injured about 10 this morning when his car a curve shout six north of i Allen u New j man Memorial i His doctor said this that Brown erf d i on the cuts ilif an employes who directed fire mtn the buildup to ad hours earlier Tie Emporia aviator Milk prices in Emporia moved up two cents a quart effec tive next Monday January 15 The increase announced day by four of the towns major processors and distributors of milk and milk products The in crease extends from producer to consumer and makes the price to producers at least those with grade A the highest ever paid in Emporia It will follow prices effective in the Topeka mar ket area where milk prices recently were hiked in line wth a market administration directive of the board of agriculture The new price for Grade A pas and homogenized milk de livered in glass bottles to consum ers door steps effective Monday will be 22 cents a quart Notices to consumers of the increase are being sent out without delay Processors and distributors an nouncing the increase were the Victory Creamery the Hoch dairy The Lyon county sanitarian and Emporia milk inspector Carl Kurt ish today said that the Hoch and Victory companies were certified for Grade A milk and the Wood land Park dairy for Grade C pas and homogenized milk The Woodland dairy said its new effective a quart operator of he had the plans to Increase that he probably would the increase the retail price of his milk to 17 cents a quart Places milk is as Grade C by the one of the enthusiasts left positions from which to i the to City Manager for for LU j and Pan rQs handle fur shutting down j tiv operations in order that more sure could ba obtained with which Alr at Miami to light The During the anti nK to Cuba home from a souther a trip milk inspector cording to reports from the Emporia i Wholesale price of milk to re airport Sunday De He liad attended the On dock and R M Roberts Three Emporia hih school stunt 10 dents were among the Kansas school delegation pres ent for the inaugural festivities They attended the formalities at the Municipal auditorium roamed over the capitol and were presented to Governor Arn at a special reception for them in the governors office Monday afternoon The Senior high honor students from Emporia were Marc Hurt Belva Ames and Kav Jail will be by the Lyon Lyon second turned injured eye and a back injury county commissioners at office chairman of the board of commis The car hit a culvert ck the of Thurs sinners Monday follow through the air about 30 for Courthouse to Have Photostat Machine Equipment fo Preserve Records 5s Installed In Register of Deeds Office The commission is ing the seating of Ted Newcomer bounced when it landed in a field first district commissioner who rolled about 70 feet artd turned up j was elected to succeed Free down It was demolished Much of meat in Building Is at Warren Home to th and in a lire Friday cf thc battle four lines were trip to Emporia he had was minted ac in to id ju tors Much of the meat which was hanging in i vas caused at the in the building was by H Flowers home 934 Gar smoke from the fire which started field at oclock The in pouring water on the his portions of the Friday plane at afternoon The plane was demolished in the tailers the downtown neighbor hoed and suburban food markets also will be raised two cents a quart for milk in paper containers The processors tic not set the price the retailers establish for their customers and prices have varied somewhat on the retailers mark up Prices of other dairy product according to the Associated up next week in pro Pres conditions to such only marginal for firing in the as cottage cheese butter ler The motion to Mr Fow Schlichter They were accompanied Photostatic reproduction by Mr and Mrs K E Schlichter j ana instruments in tl One the hh school county of will start thi week of a machine of which Gov Arn made spe cial mention was the senior class from tht K art ford high school They were taken to To peka in cars by Mr and Mrs j equipment from the I James C McKinney Mayor and j i Y Th Mrs D McCoy and Supt and J and supplies cost around Mrs M F Holmes Mrs report j ney former vice chairman of in an Republican state committee the i the Hartford students to j part a Governor Arn Part of the group iMt up in thr remained in Topeka Monday 1 corner of Brown was by Charles Kaufman of Alien walking down the road a few minutes after the accident Kaufman took him to Alien and Lee Lewder brought him to Emporia to other sections of the building i attached to the home One and a part of another quickly to the home 01 R P 627 cf the It spread although vas confined is Tcs n Wh a f for the reception and dance at the Capitol Members the class who made the trip were Carolyn thc top honor student Pattie Edwards Carl Elliott Gerald Lillian Bar bara Gorman Ann McCoy ODonnell Jerry ODonnell Bev erly Smith Kenneth Dick Wilson and Edna Wood County G O P Chairman James main room of the register of This area Is to be oft from the remainder of the Principal part of the include rle largo cam era mercury lamps drying units print washing tank and Yield of 25 Bushels Per Are Exceeds AI Other Kansas Counties The Flint Kills of Kansas crow the most productive wheat in thf state 1950 Chase county led the 105 with an 1 sge yield of bishep an acre for 1 a of bushels on only The whrat in Lyon county about 45 north in price and and west of St Louis Hoeppli had were mention ed today by Willis D Jones at Emporia vice president of the Kan on flights number to St Louis He wars a member of the sas Ice Cream arid Milk Inc and also manager of the to be out j flown his plane to the wes The of j mid Pacific Northwest nun which made a Kansas Flying i aiso r Farmer flight Mexico and had Jones saia that in tne summer of 1950 the price of whole milk to Grade A producers was 86 cents per pound of butterfat content and that the price now is an in crease of percent Last summers home delivered price of Grade A milk in was as low as 18 cents a quart at I The new price of 22 cents will be Local j an increase of percent Mr Ma explained He added that International Union cost of glass milk bottles has ad Installation L marie C A of City d sion office for the Phi bv 11 board was by and by Both nnd elected in After the the report bv thr federal H L Collins of Other Kansas Flint hills counties i with average yields iast included Coffry bushels and Morris count mcre hy G C a fire t n e K So y a The cars on ilt More paper bo cents an hour from the i Products wax used on the contain to Juries said ths increased Putnam will RO to i hr deputy how to ant n second bv r was Thursday for sessions of the operate the equipment i voted to namj Th as the committee of the Kansas j Thc machine will produce official for Ic of Municipalities Putnam of the in that than c porin territory 1 bushels onto A rar to n Firemen ri in front rorn Lyon County notices have one out for 14 Lyon men from the the Civic win tor j Machine in Use ers is 14 percent higher The Beatrice Foods Products will to buildings I company from its branch were con asam Is seeking an Emporia II January 1 1051 unty in the Ern of the X th hft on was acres was year hart to 21 i T y are 211 South Richard roi Robert S Lee 320 Shier liHi VAish Robert Thc machine in cense to distribute milk in Emporia The application to city officials tras to Dr C H Munger county health officer who replied that the license would be issued at the of providing the Beatrice company uogn filed would comply with an Emporia were on the milk ordinance requirements on machine The permits These include registra will bo filed in tion at 25 cents each of all cows of from which milk would be taken re great for delivery and sale in Emporia office i and posting of T B free certifi cates for all such cows The com Milo W Democrat rep veil be published bv tne j from the Lyon county commission inter Vest Side or District was elected secretary of the Democratic house of representative caucus at the Demos delegation cf Five Monday Sutton is one of the 20 Democratic members of the house in which Is an overwhelming majority of 105 Re publican members At the periodi cal caucuses durinc the in More Than Fifth of Lyon Attends Some School the County Mere than of Arson Attempt m s Foiled tys loading of bushels i three of n I section of the states princi From All TO fire to an Em paria house was foiled this morn incr when a sit tins so near a house j that the wood near it charred and believe that the is arson Tii To Greyed for Materials for Foundation Of Building Are Has Construction Contract 27 nt the court n to of and the a iu cays twice more on The list of nwn wellknown persons nnd at Olpe If thc i increase thf size i of the ritv at th session Sutton will be the tack of Fire C C John printed Monday for advance dis two private secondary sam person who was peeping Into schools arc Roosevelt Hi eh school ine secre pany filed an application for an beer Emporia license last year and the De same stipulations were cited by county commis Dr Munger The company did not ic meet them it is said on grounds of Em that it takes milk from thousands of cows in the Topeka area and registering all of them would be too expensive The Topeka company cited that i its milk grades 90 percent or more Jon the state health office score sheet and that was confirmed ia this week by state inspector who indicated the state health department would have nc objection to the sals ci j the here as as a satisfactory grading is main by with 83 students and 19 instructors i The was taken from a bar with an in the alley near the our teach Schmidt home and set the enrollment for house Fire officials say the flare In Topeka Monday January 29 At thc College cf Emporia Ls listed tt could not have accidentally roiled i tary Stewart Newlin Next big political powwow of at Olpc terest tu county Republicans enrollment of 53 under fo be the Kansas Day ceremonies j autumn enroll In Topeka Monday January 29 At College cf Emporia Ls listed tt could not hav Topeka considerable comment 31 faculty members near the house heard among the inaugural crowd college had on the selection of U S Senator and a faculty numbering 123 Joseph McCarthy as the Kansas Day speaker Preparations to round up a large Lyon county dele gation for Kansas Day will be Next Monday Souders as a in the f intelligence corps and as an in in counter Try Souders mid their two DR P W the first to list his mme Dynamite Sabotage Rumor Is Exploded Hot from switch shanties and the around the Santa Fe depot came rumors early today that a sabotage attempt had been made to destroy a major Santa Fe bridge in the Emporia territory Principal version of the story was that a farmer had found a case of dynamite underneath Santa Fe bridge and that the re port brought an influx of Santa Fe bulk to investigate After tracing a number of leads a Gazette reporter was in formed by a Santa Fe official on circumstances which probably ig the rumor Santa Fe special officers did investigate the finding by a farmer of a box ol dyna mite in some weeds along a fence near but off Santa Fe The location was In the Holliday Fred K Sickier E Miss Martha Nell Poole of New M York City has arrived In Emporia j for a visit her parents Mr made tit luncheon sponsored by and Mrs James A Poole 904 the County Republican All doctors who have not i tered or are not members of 1 I nave been stolen and hidden in the C Betty Jean Cooper Lee Kush Emporia June James ficc includes all doctors of dentists end veterinar is ians f Mrs Robert Voder and children in World War II from October unlit May with the weedy fence row Reports are the j of Peabody visited relatives and a year and a half in a European theater general liosI dynamite was turned over to John shopped here today Gazette photo and engraving sou county
