Eisenhower Political Prospects Rise Then Clouded
Report recounts Eisenhower’s evolving political stance from early 1947 as army chief, noting New Hampshire movements to draft him and mixed reactions from him regarding a presidential nomination. It covers statements in Paris and U.S. states about possible run and his hints of reconsidering his political future.
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Eisenhower
Army
Finder
Mo Hester
New Hampshire
Heald
Parle
Minnesota
IEE Delegates Elected Amid Court Over Delegate Spat
The Kansas Republican gathering elected Kowen and other delegates at large amid a dispute over the Cloud County counts and the delegation balance. State officials named include Moyer, Sexton, Mrs. Pearl Josserand, and Edwin T. Sexton Jr. from Wichita Negro, with Warren W. Shaw and others chosen as alternates and district delegates.
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Cloud’ County
Kowen
Coe
Eh Tias
Harry City
National Cambrecrane T Co
I Moyer
Severance
Pearl Josserand
Johnson
Edwin T. Sexton Jr
Wichita Negro
Sexton
Sedgwick County
Horton
Warren W. Shaw
Toka
Walter Fees
Tola
Rmer
Leon Sherwood
Independence
Fred Bramlage
Junction City
The
American Legion
John W. Alford
Alys
Nea
Lyndue Henry
Overland Park
Fredee
Newton
W. M. Ferguson
Wellington
John W. Walls
Sunflower plant expansion eyed for safety and rehab
Col Hoffman and Ripley outlined Sunflower explosives plant plans to restore to 50 percent WWII capacity with about 421 million dollars, plus up to 450 million to reach full current output. Funds emphasize safety, with 17 million earmarked for safety facilities and housing area designations for defense workers. Also notes DeSoto school district expansion and university endowment meetings in Lawrence with national trustees breakfast planned in Washington.
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Sunflower
Hoffman
Ordnance
Col. Hoffman
Ripley
Pe Ge
DeSoto
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas and Nearby States
Fred Albro 77 former Lawrence resident died last night at Wadsworth Veterans Hospitals funeral arrangements to be announced later Surviving relatives include four Waters-Mra Fred Pylot Baldwin Route 3 Mrs G T Chandler Kansas City and Mrs Ruth Reusch Parsons Mrs Clarabette Hancuff 85 former Holton resident died early this morning at the home of her stepdaughter Mrs Charles Holman Lecompton Funeral services Monday 1 pm Evangelical United Brotherhood Church Holton burial Holton Cemetery Surviving relatives include daughters Mrs Lucy Ley St Joseph Mo Mrs Clara St Joseph Mo and four stepsons Will Hancuff Parsons Harry Hantner Toppenish Roy Hancuff Vancouver and Charles Hancuff Plainville plus several grandchildren and great grandchildren
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Fred Albro
Lawrence
Wadsworth
Four Waters
Mra
Fred Pylot
Baldwin
Minnie Harrison
Glendora
Call
G.T. Chandler
Kansas City
Ruth Reusch
Parsons
Clarabette Hancuff
Holton
Charles Holman
Lecompton
Evancal United Brothern Clurch
Ton
Paul Blinn
Doatae Tres Aughters
Lucy
Ley
St. Joseph
Clara
Will Hancuff
Harry
Hantnef
Toppenish
Wash
Roy Hancuff
Vancouver
Charles Hancuff
Plainville
Andi Severera
No definite word on freeze damage to fruits
Orchardists doubt the severity of Wednesday night freezes on peaches and ripening pears and apples. Early indications show pear and apple blooms escaping while some peach blossoms darken, with full assessment due by Sunday. Gardens report little damage as much of the crop was not far along.
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Doughty
Iid
Mysterious flying object spooks Lawrence workers at dawn
A Sunflower Plant employee reports a moon-sized gold flying object with a green vapor halo seen near 4 a.m. in Lawrence, moving from west to east before vanishing. Elsewhere, a Junior High class found two iris flowers left locked on a top floor, a custodian delayed, and a clerk reports a humorous telephone strike mood as locals adapt to the outage.
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Gmucera
Sunflower
Journal-World
Old High
KUFFS to Meet Saturday For a Briefing on Relays
The KUFFS group of KU sports fans will gather Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Community Building for a briefing ahead of the Kansas Relays on April 18. Speakers include Bob DeVinney and Jim Floyd with a program of 1951 Relays films. Tickets cost 25 cents and are available at the Lawrence Recreation office.
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University of Kansas Kuffs
K. U
KUFFS
Lawrence Recreation Commission
K. U. Athletic Association
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Easter Sunday Special Services in City Continue
Easter plans span multiple churches in Lawrence with sunrise services and two-service schedules. The procession includes Trinity Episcopal, Trinity Lutheran, St. James A M E Church, First Methodist, Plymouth Congregational, First Christian, Church of the Nazarene, North Lawrence Christian Church, First Presbyterian, and Olathe First Presbyterian Church with additional church events like baptisms, breakfast gatherings, and choral performances by junior and senior choirs. Masonic and Knights Rose Croix groups prepare Easter breakfast and a commemorative program.
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Olathe First Presbyterian Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
R. W. Albert
Trinity Episcopal Church
Louis Basso
Church Actuol
St. John’s Catholic Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
First Methodist Church
First Christian Church
Church of the Nazarene
Orville Tmel
Canata
First Presbyterian Church
North Lawrence
Western Star A
A. M
Telephone strike slows calls in Topeka and Lawrence
The second day of a local telephone strike halted many calls at Southwestern Bell offices as 35 operators and supervisors attempt to maintain service. Police and fire departments report occasional delays, with one hospital outage lasting about ten minutes during an emergency. City officials fear fires could rise without operator access. FCC plans to lift the TV construction freeze next week. Lawrence Writers Workshop slated for Saturday at 2 pm in the public library director’s room.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Topeka
Lawrence
Owen Smith
Police and Fire Departments
Lawrence Hospital
John Ingalls
Ingalls
Paul Ingels
Fire
Lhief
J. H. Wigglesworth
Local births and residents listed at Memorial Hospital
A list of residents and visitors at Memorial Hospital includes Mrs. Della Williams Sandra Moon Donna Jean Vickers and others with addresses across Baldwin Wellsville Perry and Lecompton. The report also notes a missing cash amount of $30 from a business cash drawer and references a Jame s fine scheduled Wednesday.
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Della Williams
Barker Ave
Sandra Moon
Donna Jean Vickers
Wellsville
Stanley Hayden
John Glinka
Tenn
Wanda Cook
Baldwin
Lee Beliinges
Mass
St. James
Queen and Attendants For Relays Selected
Junior College women from Kansas chosen to reign at the 27th Kansas Relays. The coronation will occur April 19 in University Memorial Stadium after winners are notified. Outgoing Easter closures left KU with no entrants. Attendants arrive in Lawrence next Friday. committee members organize entertainment. Photographs judged by John Estes, Prof. Kenneth E. Anderson, Keith Lawton, and Kathryne Stevens. Also reports a minor collision on Massachusetts Street injuring no one and the death of Douglass farmer Douglass W. Bannon in a Santa Fe collision. he leaves seven children.
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Kansas
Lawrence
University
Bob Mehl
Great Bend
Darrell Fanestil
Emporia
Harlan Parkinson
Scott City
John Estes
Kenneth E. Anderson
School of Education
Keith Lawton
Kathryne Stevens
Journal-World News
Markets At A Glance Hogs Cattle Wheat Butter Eggs
Market snapshot shows hogs down 10 to 15 cents with top at 317.15, cattle generally steady, wheat around 2.20, corn 1.92, soybeans 2.40, butter 69, 66 and 63. Hens under 4 percent 3 to 4 tons, eggs 27 cents. Kansas City livestock notes cattle salable about 200 head, calves 58, some Friday arrivals held for the day’s market.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Marriage Licenses Issued Yesterday by Probate Court
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday from Probate Court to several couples including Gordon Irvin Gaston age 23 of Kansas City and Caroline Ferne Crosier age 20 of Lawrence along with Wesley Dwight Wegley 23 of McPherson and Iva Ann Linnell 21 of St. Joseph Missouri and others such as William Statler Hart 25 of Pittsburg and Jane Elizabeth Kirchhoff 21 of Lawrence John H. Keithley 25 of Beagle and Fiora Virginia Holmes 14 of Fontana.
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Probste Court
Gordon Irvin Gaston
Kansas City
Caroline Ferne Crosier
Lawurence
Wesley Dwight Wegley
McPherson
Iva Ann Linnell
St. Joseph
William Statler Hart
Pittsburg
Jane Elizabeth Kirchhoff
Lawrence
John H. Keithley
Beagle
Fiora Virginia Holmes
Fontana
Topeka Driver Fined on Two Counts
Robert V. Hicks of Topeka was fined $2.00 and costs on each of two counts driving without a license and driving a vehicle with unregistered plates. He could not pay the fines and was jailed by Judge Frank Gray of County Court.
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Robert V. Hicks
Topeka
Frank Gray
Damaged Signal Lights Probe in North Lawrence
A track driver is held for investigation after damaging four Union Pacific signal lights at Seventh and Maple in North Lawrence. Police found the knocked down light and parts traced to a Kansas City firm’s truck. Roy Mitchell of Jonesboro Ark. was sentenced to 30 days in county jail after pleading guilty to drunkenness.
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Union Pacific
Seventh and
Maple Streets
North
Lawrence
Kansas City
Roy Mitchell
Jonesboro
Ark
Frank Gray
Mitchell
Market Report Shows Hogs and Produce Prices Mixed Across Stockyard
Hog sales uneven with 5 to 50 points lower than Thursday's average and most weights 190 to 270 pounds, but some larger lots to shippers at 16.25 to 17.00. Dairy and poultry prices steady to higher with eggs around 60 percent extras, butter near 64 to 75 cents, and hens at 22 cents per pound for larger lots. Livestock receipts too small to test market, with non sales at 500 head reported.
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Kansan City
Kansas City
Eges
Memorial note for Billy and Harold Heilman
A brief memory notice from Mrs and Mr Kolara and family and Harold Heilman’s parents, marking the six year anniversary of Billy’s death and noting ongoing heartache. The note expresses that smiles may mask loneliness and honors loved ones with fond memory.
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Billy
Joe Kolara
Harold Heilman
Rwby
Mom
Dad
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Kansas Crippled Children's Society
Caryl Dodds
Bill Payne
Crippled Children’s Society
James B. Weaver
Kansas Medical Center
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Fisher
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Freese
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Federal Communications Commission
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Lawrence Writers Workshop
Public Library
Memorial Hospital
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Carrie Hamuming
Mir Tobnson Ave
Bar ‘McCoy
Henrrietta Waite
Haskell
Ethar Smith Sr
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Barber
Ada Stecher
Bee ‘Clung
Marian Klinestiver
Perry
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J. F. Lash
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Albert F. Brune
Douglass
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Giandara Life Brog., Ath
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A Eun Gee
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Kennedy
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