Liquor Store Licenses and Revenue Reported by Director
Director Arther Herrick released figures on April 18 showing 40 liquor stores operating in Wichita and surrounding towns. The report lists cities with multiple outlets and notes 65 eligible persons not yet holding licenses, plus demographics of license recipients. March revenue reached a new high of 217000 plus dollars, bringing year to date liquor taxes to over 2.54 million.
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Arther Herrick
Wichita
Tepaka
Ores
Kansan City
Hutchinson
Salina
Pitte- Berg
Arkansas City
Haye
Coffeyville
Junction City
City
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Great Bend
Herrick
Indor
Petal
Licenace
Askied
Fame
Herrick Showed 9 Total of $217,534.02 Collected In March B& New
D A R launches drive to raise 225000 fund
Washington April 18 Mrs Roscoe C O Byme president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution opened the organizations 59th continental congress with a 225000 fund pledging campaign to reach 900000 for a new administration building. The drive runs to Friday noon as the group aims to complete the project begun during three year administration. Police court actions in the city included traffic violations and related offenses. University of Kansas Y M C A Y chapter secretary David Riggs spoke at a High Twelve luncheon on the World Student Christian Federation.
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Washington
Roscoe C. O'Byrne
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ew Administra
DAK
National
Re. O'fyene
David Riggs
University of Kansas Y. M.C. AL
High Twelve Club
World Mudent Christian Federation
Memorial Hospital Births and Addresses Listed
Memorial Hospital and surrounding streets list residents and newborns. Names include Audrey Hummelhgaard Linwood, Helen Peters 115 Kentucky, Hazel Vogler 815 Tennessee, Darlene Powell Baldwin, Beulah Ray 23rd and Hasell, Juanita Tranemeier 145 East Thirteenth, Earl Nixon 1737 Mississippi, Darrel Meredith Tonganoxie, Nellie McFarland 709 West Twelfth, Barbara Dowdell and baby 519 Michigan, Margaret Brock, Frank Watts 907 Massachusetts, Maudie Young 1128 Ohio, Ifred Gallup and baby 1212 Ohio. Also Lloyd Wilson 403 North Second, Deane Postlethwaite Baldwin, Eagles Lodge 309 dance notices and Knightly orders pending special communications.
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Joel Robinson
Pennsylvania Street
Audrey Hummelgaard
Linwood
Helen Peters
Kentucky Street
Hazel Vogler
Tennessee Street
Darlene Powell
Baldwin
Beulah Ray
23Rd and Haskell Avenue
Inex Botkin
Juanita Tranemeier
East Thirteenth Street
Earl Nixon
Mississippi Street
William Schimmel
Tuinpin Street
Darrel Meredith
Tonganoxie
Theresa
Rexall rug stores hit by FTC price misrepresentation order
The Federal Trade Commission ordered Rexall drug stores including Rexall Drug Co and its Owl Drug Co subsidiary in Los Angeles to stop misrepresenting prices in sales promotions. A similar complaint targeted Lignetti Drug Co and its subsidiary. Rexall products are also sold through independent Rexall Stores franchises.
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Washington
P—Rexall
Federal Commission
FTC
Ically
Ey Real Dror Ca Co
Owl Drug Co
Los Angeles
Calif
Lignett C Ug Co
Duamisead
Rexall Broducte
Rexall
Lawrence City Work and Student Visits Report
Lawrence work crews resurfaced the 1600 block on Vermont street and West Seventeenth Street crews. A local contractor, W. F. Glenn, prepared corn land after a factory accident left him with one arm cast. Groups of Kansas University visitors toured campus sites including Dyche Museum and Spooner Thayer Art Museum. University athletic officials seek sleeping rooms for high school athletes attending the interscholastic track meet.
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Elly
Seventeenth Street
Masachusetts
Kentucky Streets
Vermont Street
Atresta
Lawrence
K. U
Giletta Irien Topeks
Renee Club
Lincoln High School
Towed Iy
University
Extension Bureau of Institutes and Conferencen
Dyche
Museum of Natural History
Spooner Thayer Art Museum
Mned
Memorial Union
Xeoute
Strona Hall
Mech
Hone Economica Department
University of Kansan
K.U
Southwestern Bell reorganizes Kansas management team
Topeka April 18 Southwestern Bell announces a Kansas state reorganization to decentralize management. Ralph Helmreich becomes chief engineer for Kansas joining James Crump, M. J. Stocker, J. Hardin Smith Jr., Redolph Eklund, and E. T. Mahood in new roles as general commercial, traffic, plant, and engineering leaders. The move aligns with broader company expansion plans and notes a growth in telephone service members and lines since 1940.
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Karess City
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Peny
Pri
Ite
Kansas
Femane L. Melmreich
New Feet
Topeka
Hemet
Helmreich
American Telephone and Telegraph Son
Southwestern
Western
Missouri
James L. Crump
The
Telephone Company
M. J. Stocker
Neral
J. Hardin Smith, Jr
Redolph Eklund
Dallas
E. T. Mahood
Paginest
Crump
Pten
Alpen
Metvier
Unclear OCR noise on markets and notices with Mayer Litwin tribute
Fragmented text shows notes on crops and livestock prices, butter, eggs, and commercial items with scattered figures. Mentions City, Apr 18, and a long list of names, plants, and vendors, ending with a condolence for Mayer Litwin.
Manufacturers Karavan Tours Western Kansas Stops
The Karavan touring Western Kansas spent last night in Great Bend and will visit Russell Osborne Smith Center Phillipsburg Stockton and Hays with an overnight in Hays. The tour resumes from Hays tomorrow with six more towns. Seventeen exhibit trucks drew large crowds at the Great Bend dinner event.
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Great Bend
Ken
Karavan
Russell
Osborne
Smith Center
Phillipsburg
Stockton
Hays
Election Scout Chairman Named by Boy Scouts
About 500 delegates attended the regional meeting in St. Joseph Missouri for the Boy Scouts of Amelia electing Marcy Mehmetiets as chairman. Elected vice chairs included Hf A Mrereton Denver J A Baker and others while Mayor James Cahill of Trenton Mo joined the executive committee. Silver antelope awards went to Lt. Colonel Kratovec and J E Springer of Joplin.
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Bt. Joseph
Revion
Reputa
Amelia
Marcys Mehmet
Iets
St. Louie
Em Ycates
Chifton
James Cahil
Trenton
Kratovec
J. E. Springer
Joplin
Veteran seeks GOP nomination for U S Senate from Oklahoma
Raymond Fields, veteran of both wars, announced his Republican bid for the U S Senate from Oklahoma. A former private in the first war and officer in the second, Fields is active in American Legion work and served at national headquarters in Indianapolis after World War II. Opponent includes Rev Bill Alexander, pastor of Oklahoma City’s First Christian Church.
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Guthrie, Okia
Apr
Raymond Fields
Okla- Ome
Fields
American Legion
Indianapolis
Bill. Alexander
Oklahom City
First Christian Church
Kansas City Chamber Trip Promotes Centennial Events
About 50 members of the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce depart on a goodwill bus caravan to promote the Kansas City centennial and the American Royal dairy cattle show. L. E. Wilkins leads the trip with planned visits to Ottawa Chanute Parsons Independence Coffeyville Bartlesville Pittsburg and Fort Scott in Kansas and neighboring towns. An unrelated Pasadena police report notes an armed-robbery casing incident with a claim of two men.
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Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kanaan City
Amerham Royal
L. E. Wilkins
Kanassare
Ottawa
Ota
Chanute
Parsons
Independence
Coffeyville
Batter Springs
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Boys Staters Push Lower Voting Age in State
In Topeka on April 18 19 the Kansan Rover affiliate reported Boys State urged reducing the legal voting age to 18 and increasing state official ages to 18 as part of a call for a constitutional convention. Extension of compulsory education to age 18 or ten grades was approved, with Bob Ball of Garden City noted as governor elected during last summer’s Wichita session.
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Topeka
Kansan
Bob Ball
Garden City
Wichita
Arkanssa City
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Osage City
Obituaries note the April 4 death of Mrs Cy Lewis, former Lawrence resident, in Manhattan Odd Fellows Rebekah Home. Funeral services for Rev Coral J Walker will be held at First Christian Church with ministers from Topeka Ottawa and Topeka. Also listed are the death of Mrs W T Williams, 69, Osage City, born Jane Edwards in Wales, and funeral plans to be announced for Richard Palace Topeka.
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Mra
Cy Lewis
Lawrences
Odd Fellows
Coral J. Walker
Obla Atrest
Veetentay
First Christian Church
HL. Mitton Sippel
John D. Zimmer
Topeka
Robert Pruitt
Ottawa
Rumeey
Horn
Atlanta
Kansas
Santa Fe
Winchester
Junctionais
Peabody
Norwich
Larned
Wichita
Arkansas City
Oklahoma
Columbia
Kanasa
Kansas Christian Jisionary
United Kanaas Dty
Kenneth C. Walker
Lawrence
Paul M. Walker
Burrton
Royce E. Walker
Wellington
Duane FE. Walker
Winston E. Walker
Argonia
Iva LaMunyon
Stella Lyon
Denver
Colo
Is. van Doren
Anabel
Frank Walker
Leonard Walker
Alva Walker
Macon
W. T. Williams
Osage City
Jane Edwards
Wales
United States
Arabia
Emporia
Richard Palace
Bix
Campaign tactics hinted in Kansas City political feud
In Newton Kansas on April 18 1879 Arthur Paul Salisbury a 45 year old man lost both legs after being struck by a freight train while attempting to hop aboard. Republican operatives Binaggio and Gasteotta are accused of plotting to exploit Democratic discord to gain congress and trigger investigations into Kansas City conditions. Senate Republicans Forrest and Kin are pressed for further information on Binaggio, while President Truman is noted for his stance on the affair.
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Naovio
Binaggio
Banana City Northside
Democratic Boas
Charles Gasteotta
Cain
Banadet
Gator Chin
Repertera
Auene
Genatiore
Uring
Trintian
Thay
Gare
Jin Vondergnat
Jim Pendereant
Tom Lendergiet
Kanaae City
Hinagate
Truman
Pendergast Gymin
Hievy
Congress
Kansas City
Binango
Persis Hatte
Forrest Innell
R.-Mo
Sen
James Kin
Missouri
Senate
Newton
Kan
Arthur Paul Salisbury
Witd
Traffle fines set in county court and divorce suit heard
In county court yesterday six individuals faced traffic charges with fines of 210 each and related costs. Separately in district court a divorce suit was tried involving Zella Man Church and Robert Church, with details limited by the readable text.
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Jack Warren Shaw
Maurice J. Swords
Danen L. Endacott
Atebert A. Ranking
Conta
Yer Forday
Virgit G. Cyr
Costa
Zella Man Church
Feos
Robert Church
Cattle and grain markets report from Kansas City area
A rough market summary notes spring cattle shipments, mixed grades from No 2 to No 3, with lambs and stock overall showing highs and steadier trends. Steel, autos, copper and railroad shares rise amid broad market strength. favorites push up while price gains stay modest.
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Arvestesn
Kansas City
USDA
Ted Cleres
Ted
Bey Arte
Ariza
Arisay
Wall
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Iquor
Ehaded
Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Wilson
North Second Street
Deane Postlethwaite
Zeagles Lodge No
George de
Council
Knighta Kadosh
Journal-World
W. F
Billy) Glenn
Hhe Farre
Lacompton
Glenn
Gemnraick
Ralph le
Raila
Sandan
Henetty
Eurneas
Cate
Hoge de Ood
Mamaae City
Doane
Aerse Poe
Maarten
Ian Bee
Ehel
Piocker
Lemter
Tata
Shearer Meyers
Mayer Litwin
Karavan Tours
G.O.P
Okahoma
Ealers
Keness City
Kansas Towns
Pasadena
Jose Nichola
Stan Kan
Arkansas
UP —Fourly Ivals
Royal Neighbors of America
Rev
C. J. Walker
le Rev
Schubert Funeral Home
Lawrence Jaycees
Wetarday
Granada
Mavens City
Thant
Mhaconde
Venta
Mailroad
Gouthers
Baltimore
Nep Hee
Uehera Electric, Tease Co
C. B VO Peun
Joe
Rane
Colorado
Sete
Nabota
Beer Valley
Coeblers
Hartes
Zee Rey
New York
Biothe Net
Uderaier
Dion Foods
Sly +t
Rheanecott
Ward
Satan
Rome
B. P.O. Elks
Attention
Aires Lodge D
Hults
Masden’s Watch Shop
Ph. A
Flac Watch & Clerk
Carhiee
City Hall
Manley
Merls McKinney
Traylor
Calvin
Middlewest
Kansas Relays
Toam
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