Haskell dormitory project to begin as part of long range building plan
Haskell officials say an 85 000 dollar dormitory project starts soon. The facility will house four bays per room with separate toilet and shower rooms and three wallways linking floors. The plan is part of a 1942 long range program renewed after war material shortages, with enrollment expected around 840 students prompting housing needs.
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Haskell
Atedium
Avers
Pocahantak Hall
Jobe
Winona Girls
Public Hearing Set On District 69 Budget At Liberty Memorial High
A public hearing on District 69 budget 2747.50 will occur at 7 p m Thursday at Liberty Memorial High School with adoption by the board of education to follow. The 18 month budget from July 7 to December 31 is based on a 819 000 000 valuation and requires about 20 66 mills for general building and recreation funds. A E Woestemeyer notes rising valuations and budget increases, including higher teacher salaries, drive a general fund rise of 47 210 and a total instructional services jump from 243 849 28 to 342 125. The breakdown shows general fund 046 050 building fund 76 000 and recreation 25 690, with building and recreation levy rates around five and one mills respectively.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Board of Education
Aid
Tis
A. E. Woestemeyer
Corremond
Bucieta
State Tax Commission
Woestemeyer
National Model Airplane Meet Opens at Olaths Naval Air Station
About 25 entries from across the region gather as the 17th National Model Airplane meet starts Wednesday at Olaths Naval Air Station and runs through Sunday. Officials expect strong interest from Mod supplies shops and a crowd of spectators. estimates put contestants and helpers at around 200 from all states plus Canada and Mexico. The event, backed by the Cluthe Chamber of Commerce and Bar Colner Vor 144, offers the National Champion trophy and aims to surpass a speed record of 179.08 miles per hour in model planes, with indoor and radio controlled segments at Municipal Auditorium in Kansan. Pierce of St Joseph is contest director for the RC portion.
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Olaths Naval Air Seation
Mods
Model Aircrsf
Gismantic
Roncernes T
Asa Ie
Canada
Mexia
Brives
Cluthe Chamber
Com Merce
Bar Colner Vor
American Legion
Eneponnory
Navy
Peplanes
Eulini
National Americans Legion
Municipal Auditorium
Kansan
Fane Pierce
St. Joseph
Perce
Heavy rains raise Missouri River levels in Missouri
Heavy rainfall across northwest and west Missouri yesterday caused the Missouri River to rise moderately from St. Joseph to Lexington. Forecaster Ralph Aldrich warned impacts would be limited, with possible flooding near the Waverly area. Flood crests and rainfall totals included 4.6 inches at Minden, hail and 3.08 inches at St. Joseph, while widespread showers affected Kansas City and surrounding counties. An auto accident on Fifty first Street and Ward Parkway involved two residents, with authorities responding to clear the scene.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Be. Joseph
Lexington
Ralph Mdrich
Waverly
Aldrich
North Grand Rivs
Chillicothe
Uneck- Tha
Mionett HN
Jegeph
Missouri River
Alana
Minrouri
Atehinon
Kanthes
Leaven TF
Kana City
Ki ‘Vehadi
Marshall
Tarkin
Clinton
Walker W. Means
Means
Ad Groming
Fifty First Street
Ward Parkway
Awift
Gream
Pepe
Bruah
Retired boxer Ryan dies in California home
Joseph Youngs Ryan, once welterweight and middleweight boxing champion, died at his Van Nuys home. Born in Redwood, N.Y., he began boxing in 1887 and later moved to Culver City. Death attributed to heart attack per coroner.
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van Nuva
Calif
Aug
Omms
Ryan
Joseph Youngs
Redwood
N.Y
Culver City
Death notice for Arthur Hess at 60 with family details
Arthur Hess, 60, died yesterday at his home on Kentucky Street. Funeral services will be at Prairie View Church near Way, with Dr. Harvey Mathias officiating. He leaves three daughters, one son, thirteen grandchildren, six sisters, and many relatives. Calling hours at the funeral home tonight. Verbal Lodge of Perfection meeting announced for Wednesday August 4 at 8 p.m. Visitors welcome. O Wright, Sec. Allan Bengherty, V.M.
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Arthur Hess
Kentucky Street
Prairie View Church
Way
Harvey
Mathias
Bical
Prairie View
Earl Lacey
Overbrook
Id Rouse
Walleville
Mra. Adkinson
Odessa
Tex
Gheesons
Ernest
Waverly
Leen Osage City
Ora
The
J. D. Smith
Mattie Coy
Iance
Curtis Bartlett
Javerns
Albert Bartlett
John Hamilton
Elmer Crawin
Vance Hunt
Charles An
George
Seatin
Roy Yall
O. Wright
Allan Bengherty
V.M
University of Kaneas recital program features student performances
University of Kaneas School of fine arts presents a final summer recital in Frank Strong Hall Auditorium tomorrow. The program lists works by Puccini, Bach, Schubert, Brahms, Faure, and Beethoven among others and features vocalists, pianists, and a baritone soloist. The event invites public attendance.
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University of Kaneas School of Fine Arte
Frank Strong
Meyer Vie
Ara Haatt
Aiamennt
Cope
Red Underground Included State Officials Testimony
Washington Aug 3 4 percent Whit taker Chambers testified that the Red underground included Alger Hiss a state department official and Nathan Witt attorney for the national labor relations board before the house un American activities committee. Senate committee hearings on alleged communist spying also continued with Chairman Ferguson pressing for information from the commerce department about William W Remi. Chambers now a Time magazine senior editor said he served in the underground chiefly in Washington.
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Washington
Whittaker Chambers
Red
Alger Hiss
State Department
Nathan Witt
National Labor Relations Board
Chambers
House un-American Activities Committee
Senate
Ferguson
R.mich
Akepiie
Commerce Department
William W. Remi
Time Magazine
House Committee
Kansas semi pro baseball tourney sets new attendance mark
Wichita reports record attendance at the 18th Annual Kansas meet ending last Thursday. Totals for prize and mileage money rose to 18 722.60 for Kansan event with first place receiving 5 000 and runner up 2 887.06. District champions earned 50 bonus plus 20 percent of their district receipts.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
National Baseball Con-grese
Ray Dumont
Comereon
Tonka Decker Oilera
Wichita Ing
Kansas City American Meats
McPherenn
Wichita Cerana Babei
Glance Eagles
Jaycees Set State Convention in Lawrence
The state Junior Chamber of Commerce board meets in Lawrence on October 2 with about 150 delegates expected. John Emick announces the gathering to be hosted by the Fidridge hotel, with a potential tailgate at the Colorado-Kansas game weekend. Plans for the formal opening of the children's pool are underway for next Saturday under Wayne Harris and the wading pool project. A membership drive to collect unpaid dues is planned for 12:20 p.m. Tuesday August 10 at the Eldridge.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Lawrence
John Emick
Ji Cee
Juvere
Fidridge Hotel
Emick
State Group
Incal
de Gates
Wayne Harris
Wayne Donna
Eldridge
Unclear OCR Item Describes Morning Scene Outside Lawrence
Fragmentary text notes an event occurring early this morning with trees and people referenced. Readable names are scarce, but mention of Rosses and Joel Took appears alongside vague location hints and measurements. The passage is too garbled for precise reconstruction.
Conference Moves on Civil Rights and Housing
Washington reports a Republican conference to decide on civil rights policy and anti inflation housing measures. Taft said Senate session would run tonight but not to end the southern filibuster on the poll tax. In Los AngelesNat King Cole buys a Hancock Park home amid neighbor protests over racial restrictions.
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Washington
Tomerpow
Taft
Ohio
Senate
House
See Signs of Crumbling Among Greek Guerrillas
The Greek army announced capture of Ammouda Heights in the Grammos region and said guerrilla defenses were crumbling. Observers noted potential withdrawal of Markos Vafiades as forces moved east, tightening control to under 300 square miles from about 1,000.
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Athens
Amn. A
Ammouda Heights
Grammos Mountains
Athena
Markos Vafiades
Ilas
Fourka
Konitsa
Vallades
Macedonia
Epirus
One Year Contract Signed For Cudahy Plant Workers
Chicago Aug 8 4 79 Cudahy Facing company and the C SC United Packing House Workers signed a one year contract covering 10000 workers in nine plants As with the Swift company July ul the agreement provides for no wage increase and a clause te reopening of Wageneg August 11 Cudahy plants are in Kansas City Wichita Newport Omaha Sioux City Ta Denver Los Angeles Salt Lake City New Jersey Albany Ga Drawe 30 Day Sentence Warren Brown Tonganoxie was sentenced to 10 days in county jail by Judge Frank Gray on a charge of assault The case against him was signed with Wagner Brown.
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Chicago
Cudahy
C.sc
United Packing House
Swift & Company
Wageneg
Kanaee City
Wichita
Kan
Newport
Drawe
Warren Brown
Tonganoxie
Frank Gray
Wagner Brown
Memorial Hospital Patient and Address List Fragment
A partial list from Memorial Hospital includes names and addresses such as Mrs Eleanor Stogadill 821 Indiana Street and Harry Davenport S25 Maple Street, Mrs Mary Walker 2H Rhode Island Street, Mrs Avin Hates Sunflower, Duane Smith Eudora, and others. The fragment lists multiple individuals with varying street addresses and locations, reflecting a registry or notice page.
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Eleanor Stogadill
Indiana Street
Harry Davenport
Maple Street
Mary Walker
Rhode Ixland Street
Avin Hates
Duane Smith
Eudora
Robert Braden
Elmira Street
Birth Reports in Sunflower Area
Mr aut Mra and Kenneth Towers report a daughter born yesterday in Sunflower. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Worker also announce a daughter today. Ralph Povie at 2030 Ohio Street is listed in the notices.
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Aut
Kenneth Towers
Benjamin Worker
Ralph Povie
Ohio Street
Attorney General Clark Files Civil Trust Suit Over Decca Photos
Washington reports Attorney General Clark announced a civil trust action against American and British makers of Decca photograph records. The suit was filed in federal district court in New York City this morning seeking action to protect rights and assets.
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Washington
Clark
British firms named in anti trust action over phonograph sales
The attorney general announced charges against two companies linked to Decca and Deca Becneas Ltd for involvement in a conspiracy and cartel agreements restraining the sale and distribution of commercial phonograph records in violation of anti trust laws. Electric and Musical Industries Ltd was named as a co conspirator but not a defendant.
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Agaret Decca Recorte
Ioeericam Decca
Deca Becneas Co. Ltd
Tartabe Dares
Announcement
Electric and Musical Industries Ltd
Market News Roundup: Grain Livestock Prices and Totals
New York AUS 7 AP market snapshot shows wheat gains, corn around 1.4 and hogs near 24.00. Chicago wheat up with covering, cattle steady to higher, calves mixed, soybeans mixed, Kansas City cash grain reports, and broader livestock receipts across markets. Observations note modest declines and steady bidding with feeder and slaughter cattle at variable levels.
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New York
Aus
Corton
Chicago
Sangin
Mendis
Mel
Ted Belfepa
Helfere
Pammion
Medhim Cowie
Edd
Maine
Ehinners
Cheter
Zagilin
Loerer Bas’ Bestia
Colorado
Fea
Pteers
Wall Street seniors drift with limited gains and losses
The day in New York stock trading saw gentle movement with narrow changes as leaders like United States Steel and Woolworth traded cautiously. The market total edged lower on some indices while railroads and durable goods names showed small rises amid ongoing economic concerns.
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Wall
Phetpe-Dhaley
Shencal
Pout International
Kenneaut
FOS Steel
Woolworth
Anaconda Copier
Souter Railway Baltiore
Vland Santis Per Tota
U.S
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Aol
Ero Vivanet
Eleanor Matson Vorachay
Jeanne Aldriiee
Vuolea
der Atle Schubert Warten Aienander
Deferior
Grier Verne Wisterbure Piangs Sry
Nea Faure Marten Mare Viner
Amour
Viens Ali
Aleesnene
Joan Rodgers
Yoondwet
Sharlea Connor
Hake
Maxine Dunkieterd
Gene Jennin
Agste
Manhattan
Kas
Lin
Richard C. Maloney
Kansas State College
Milton G8. Eiemhower
Annie Bett
A E. Witter
College of Veterinary Ac
Salen WU
Jaycees
Mate Convention of Directors
Deane
Wtaue
Tonsa
Io Holcom
Rosses
Joel
GOP
Cindy
Los Angeles
Nat (King) Cols
Neishborn
Cole
Harlem
Harry Gantz
Caig
Iving Hill
United States Supreme Court
Mort Ruby
Memorial Hospital
Alan Jones
Lia Kentucky Street
Gertrude Zimmerman
Wanda
Massachusetts
Mabel Hetzel
DECCA
Leon
Alfalta
Hel
Jawad Hermes
Desma Kant
Nebraska
Atamlards
Arkansas
Capone
Andy Ditches
Traylor
Gre
Calvin Yore
Mas Estate
Cent Motors
Lion
Montsom Ward
Ethan A. Sth
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
MANL
INS. Agcy
City Rail Building
M. C. Manley
Merle McKinney
Granada
Motor In
Chrysler
Plymouth Lawrence Laundry & Dry Cleanore
Davis Paint Associate
Culligan Soft Water Service
Bowman Radio & Electrical Service
Dingwan Furniture
Mettner's Fountain
A. W. Warner
H. Friend Lamber Co
Reand Corner Drug Co
Green Bros. Hardware
Kraft Track & Tractor Co
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
Morgan-Mack Metor Co
Consumere Co
Alan. Meser-Wall
American Service Co
Swope
Oliver Service Co
Logan-Moore Lumber Co
Weaver's Buddy Gallagher Motors
Chevrolet Co
Dairy Queen
Bungalo Market
Southern Pit Barbecue Skyline Dinner Club
the Old Mission Ing
Wards Flowers Marriott Cafe
W. A. Ramsey
Shade Shop
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