Winners named in 3A Guernsey Show district meet
The 1950 Kaw Valley District Guernsey Show concluded with 47 entries judged by M Strever of Arcadia Missouri. Winners include junior and senior judging contests with top individuals from Tonganoxie Ottawa Olathe and Lawrence. Wallard Winter of Ottawa elected district director to the state board. district plans to send a Berd to the American Royal Stock Show in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Strever
Arcadia
Wallard Winter
Ottawa
Kaw Valley Charct
Kansas City
Cletin Hampson
Olathe
Calvin Weeks
Lawrence
Jerry Deaton
James Thomygon
Genie Miley
Carl Mathews
Tonganozie
Junior Kramer
Tonganoxie
Junior Willhite
Paul Johnson
Liberty Memorial High School
William Coombs
Liberty Memorial
Ed Eckman
Willard Wa
Bert Eckman
Vinland
Ceri Durer
Baldwi
Fiden Hoyt
I .Homewond
Walmer Tear Bovis
Olarhey
Baebes
Queen's
Ton
Robertes
Leon R. Reliford
Faris
Walner
Boehle
Lance
Gerald Nachle
Bochte's
Queen's Dairy
Walmar KR
Getlee
Walmar Farms
Clase L
Angel
Angela
Bochle
Hoehle
King's
Mehle
Law
Nee
Luna S. Sening
Ransom
Chiee T
Ransom Farm
Rarble
Thomas BK
Benton
I Clase U
Arcond
Rechte
Gon
Thomas R
Claes Vo Dairy Herd
Firet
Bochle and Son
Santa Fe Main Line Freight Derails Near Spearville
A freight train derailed yesterday near Spearville, 18 miles east of Dodge City, causing detours via the Rock Island line. No injuries reported as repairs proceeded and service resumed after the incident on the Santa Fe main line to Kinsley. A sequence of eruptions in Me. Ken may refer to historical activity recorded in multiple periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Kan
Ape
Santa Fe Railway
Here
Kinsley
Spearville
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Watchingon
Hospital Patient List From Memorial and Nearby Streets
A long list of names and addresses appears from Memorial Hospital and surrounding areas including Albert Terry, Mrs Ethel McClure Lecompton, Newton Jerome Lecompton, Ray Burcham Ton Ganoxie, Mrs Josephine Warmker Eudora, Mrs Bennie Stowe North Severth Street, Mire Norma Howell, Mrs Donna Trevine Haskell, Mrs Celesta Howard 750 Locust wired, Mrs Maxine Hemphill and J aby 1525 Vermont Street Bills Scott 900 Connecticut Street Kenneth Noever, Mr and Mrs John Anderson Olothe twins today, J I Baxter 1908 Ohio Street, Robert Bryant, 11 year old son Ko Bryant, Ginnood treated for an injured wrist yesterday in the emergency room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Terry
Toth
Walnut Street
Wes
Ethel Winters
Connecticut Street
Ethel McClure
Lecompton
Newton Jerome
Mlinois
Ray Burcham
Tonganoxie
Josephine Warmker
Eudora
Fred Jackson
Celesta Howard
Maxine Hemphill
Jaby
Vermont Street
Bills Scott
Connecticut
Kenneth Noever
Tennessee
Penn
Mra. Beulah Rav
Joel Robinson
Pennsylvania
John ‘Anderson
Olothe
Rand Mre
Baxter
Ohio Street
Robert Bryant
Ko Bryant
Ginnood
Lawrence exhibit and campus parade details at KU event
Lawrence officials report an engineering exposition at KU with a Carter's Cavaliers float in the Relays parade led by Lt. James T. Carter. Delta Chi won the men’s division and Alpha Delta Pi led the women’s, while local births and a Safeway remodeling were also noted. A 1951 Raisor automobile preview appeared for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Corps
Carter
Cavaliers
Fort Riley
James T. Carter
Delta Chi
Tau Ka
Epsilon
Acacia
Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Omicron Fi
Alpha Phi
K. U
Topeka Mayor Steps Into Construction Work Tieup
Mayor Frank Warren intervenes in a three week wage dispute halting major construction in Topeka. He invites contractors and building trades unions to a conference next Wednesday to seek a resolution. Both sides indicate willingness to attend. Unions seek raises from 12 to 50 cents an hour while contractors argue increases are unwarranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Frank Warren
Warren
Building Trades Unions
Pair of Holdup Men Sentenced to Prison
Two Kansas City men admitted burglaries in Lawrence and Topeka and were sent to prison after pleading guilty to three robbery charges. Jense P. Davin, 34, received eight years. Clarence R. Lawnon, 19, received six years. They trapped two policemen in an icebox during the grocery holdup in St. Louis on March 22. Judge William K. Koerner cited Davin’s prior record in imposing the longer sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kansas City
Jense P. Davin
Clarence R. Lawnon
William K. Koerner
Snd
Devin
Davie
Lawron
Robbers and Burglars Leader Lands in Jain
Tokyo reports that the Robbers and Burglars Co Ltd closed today as president Harumi Hirata, a former junk dealer, formed a new firm with six experienced staff. The company thrived by arranging robberies and burglaries for clients collecting commissions. Morning coats and a rapid rise ended when police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Ite
Harumi Hirata
Busineen
Hirata
Hin
Liberty Memorial High to Enter Five FFA Members
Liberty Memorial High School will send five Future Farmers of America members to contests linked with the 27th state high school judging and farm mechanics contest and the final FFA convention at Kansas State College in Manhattan. Two others, David and Dia, will accompany the group to participate in convention activities and leadership efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Two Czech Defendants Sentenced to Death in Espionage Trial
For high treason in Prague a Czechoslovak court sentenced Maj. Jaromir Nechansky and Veleslav Wahl to death by hanging. Co-defendants received long terms from life to 25 years. one was fined and all properties ordered seized. The case involved U S embassy officials linked to an espionage ring and prompted expulsion actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ozark News 7
Pend
U. S
Prague
Espionage Activitie
Jaromir Nechansky
Veleslav Wahl
Nechansky
Wahl
Nechanakyalan
Milos Sprysl
Ji Dohnalek
Zdenka Vackova
Karen Loris
Glans
Misa Vackova
Czechoslovakia
Belgium poised for temporary ruler as Leopold abdicates
Albert Charles Leas, acting regent for Belgium, stands to become temporary ruler as exiled King Leopold III cedes powers to Baudouin under an eight point coalition plan. Premier designates Paul Van Zeeland and Liberal leaders prepare to discuss restoring the king with limited powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruseeia
Belgium
Albert Charles Leas
Marie Gustave Raudouin
Duke
Brabootant
Leopold III
Baudouin
Liberal
Paul van Zeeland
Baspold
Prince Charles
Leopold
Socialista
New Obstacles in Path Of New Hampshire Doctor
Dr. Herman N. Sander, a 41 year old New Hampshire physician, loses staff positions at Elliott and Hillsboro county hospitals after license revocation for morally reprehensible actions. He was acquitted March 4 of murder by air injections, with testimony noting infections after a patient’s death. Catholic hospitals Notre Dame and Sacred Heart discharge him permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Herman N. Sander
Sander
Elliott
Hillsboro
Lntent
Notre Dame
Sacred Heart
Hillehore County
American Academy of General Practice
Kanes City
Dr. Sender
Federal mediation seeks end to SS car strike deadlock
Detret April 22 reports a hopeless deadlock aboard a SS car strike with mediators calling for peace talks at 2 p.m. and an indefinite cooling off period. Chrysler and suppliers face estimated losses totaling about 1.19 billion dollars versus 1.46 billion in GM’s 113 day 1945 46 walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detret
Arther C. Vigesional
Federal
Mablstion
Sim
Viat
Pany
United Auto O Workers Union
Automotive News
Chrysler Corporation
General Motors
Arch
Regents settle University loyalty dispute as deadline nears
The University of California board of regents approved a compromise to allow signing a contractual letter denying Communist party membership instead of the oath. Faculty may petition for a hearing if they refuse both, with a 5 to 1 vote at a special regents meeting nine days before the April 30 deadline. Governor Warren called the move an honorable settlement among honorable men. Additionally, Melvin Fowler began Air Force basic indoctrination at Lackland AFB Texas for 13 weeks. Thousands of buyers and sellers visit the Journal World classified pages daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dervis
Calif
Pitur University of Iifornia
Osth
University Board of Regenta
University
college of @ stute
L. H. Giannini
San Francisco
Bank of America
Univerty
Robert Gorton Smoul
Alumni—Committee
John Francis Neslan
Sproul
Warren
Board of Regents
Melvin BR. Fowler
Ben WW. Fowler
Lawrence
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Fowler
San Antonio
Air Force Technical Tr
Community Aids Injured Young Athlete Dean Stuart
Garden City Kansas April community mobilizes for Dean Stuart an injured high school star in football basketball and track donations surpass 750 to cover hospital and medical bills as volunteers assist in care Stuart survived a Sunday auto accident that killed two peers Bob Swank and Earl Blue brain injuries slow in recovery with local boosters coordinating aid efforts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kan
Dean Stuart
Stuart
Bob Swank
Earl Blue
Hedekic
Wheat Growers Call For Long-Range Plan
Kansas City April 23 The National Association of Wheat Growers formed today urged a long range federal wheat program. The plan should be non partisan and balanced favoring growers and consumers. Attendees from Kansas Texas Colorado Illinois North Dakota Oregon Nebraska Missouri New Mexico and Ohio attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Association of Wheat Growers
Kansas
Texan
Colorado
Ilinois
North Dakota
Oregon
Nebraska
Missouri
New Mexico
Ohishoms
Deaths and Funerals Briefs in Local Notices
Funeral services for two women will be held in local churches. Hack ty will be buried at Maple Grove cemetery after services at St James A M E church. Mrs Hertha Keve of Baldwin died in Bethany hospital Kansas City, funeral at First Methodist Baldwin with Rev Clare Hayes, burial at Abilene. She is survived by daughter Helen Henderson in Connecticut, son Loren Keve in Mission, and brother Herbert Jacobs of Junction City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackty
St. James A. M. E
V. Esbr
Howser- Lee
Maple Street
Maple Grove Cemetery
Hertha Keve
Baldwin
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Mneus
Keve
Wiley A. Keve
Rominent Methodist
First Methodist Church
First Methodist
Clare Hayes
Abilene
Helen
Market News Highlights From Lawrence Kansas April 22 1950
Readable fragments describe livestock prices at Kansas City and Lawrence with mentions of bulls vealers and lambs amid a busy market. Notes include Wall Street activity days with general market mood and references to food products and stock trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kansas
Armour
Eccruais
Wall Steet
New York
Why go to church this Sunday sermon reflection
A reflective piece argues for attending church highlighting personal comfort and Scriptural encouragement. It cites Hebrews 11:5 and Matthew’s guidance on assembly, noting a believer’s wartime prayer and the value of communal worship. Services are stated to be held regularly at 11:06 p.m. and 6:26 p.m.
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Guernsey
Memorial Hospital
EIITH
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jne Robinson
Pennsylvania Street
John Anderson, Jr
H Er
Safeway
Maseschunetts Street
K.U
Board- Monte Motors
West Seventh Street
Jain
Manhattan
MLS
Ted
Isaac Patch
Jonn Hevn
U. & Embassy
Samuel Early! Moryn
Weopold
New Hampshire
Masden’s Watch Shop
Fine Watch
California
Starta Am Air Course
Journal- World
James Radley
Bertha Keve
Lawrence Transfer Storage CO. Inc
New Ham
Bill Villee
Locol
Keneas Chy
Iba
Wulneas
Jamie Sith Mo
Japan
York
At&t
Beech Air Cae
Chrysler du Pont
Enney
Woolworth
Lawrence Eyupricany Coreg
Cuauty LH
Wee Wes Kohler
Harry
Phelps - Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
Rankin Drug CO
Rumsey Funeral Home
Rumsey
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumbet
Kentucky
Robert Arthur
Evangelist G
Mts
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