Teter J Tells Kiwanians At City Library's Past
Teter J spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the city library about its long history in Lawrence. Potter noted the 1854 library association, sponsorship by Emerson Bayard Taylor and Greeley, the 1904 Carnegie gift, and current aims to expand reading and farm subjects for teens.
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Donald Potter
Lawrence
City Library
Kiwanis Club
Potter
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Bayard Taylor
Horace Greeley
Hame
Andrew Carnegie
Porter
Market Roundup Highlights Mixed Farm and Freight Signals
Market notes show higher cotton and grains with steady hogs and cattle. Rail shares rose modestly in New York while vegetable and poultry prices varied across regions, including Kansas City and Chicago commodity reports.
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New Orleans
Wall Street
New York
Campaign A Vital Question Faces Campaign Trail
Washington headlines quote President Fruman outlining a forthcoming discussion with Gov Adermson and his cabinet on Democratic strategy. The piece covers Truman Stevenson ties, Harkley as potential nominee, and party dynamics ahead of the upcoming primaries and conventions.
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Mson
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Imaci
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Alben W. Harkley
Prisot
Berries
Harkley
Barkley
Dabor Union
Watuart Wynningten
Missouri
James P. Kem
Symington
Taylor
Duke Shoop
Kansas
City Star
Amnes F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrnes
Stevenson- Boarkman
Ruman
Averell Harriman
Thierviman
New York
Lary Ximan
Efuhlean
Strong Religious Leader Heads Iran's Parliament
Tehran Iran Ayatullah Kashani Iran's most powerful religious leader was elected speaker of parliament Majlis Thursday forging the final link of nationalist control over the legislative body. The anti nationalist Dr Hassan Unni was replaced amid speculation Kashani will govern the post and strengthen his position in Premier Mohammed Mossadegh's government.
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Tehran
Iran
Ayatullah Kashani
Elf Mullah
Hassan Unni
Muadegh
Burned officers to be sent to Fort Sam Houston Hospital
Captain Aubrey J. Bradley severely burned in an England air crash will sail for the United States and be treated at Fort Sam Houston Hospital in San Antonio. He travels with wife Audrey and daughter Dane. Bradley and wife, war brides, had studied at the University of Kansas. He joins the 30th Fighter Interceptor Squadron at Kirtland Field base in New Mexico after recovery.
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Murry
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Eton
England
United Ves
Ft. Sam Houston Hospital
Sen Antonee
Audrey Bradies
Dane
Tey
University of Kansas
Bradley
B.S. Air Force
Burns
United Siates
Ipe Gets Wolf Paris Cake Lady Fires Twice
Mrs Farnam in Paris Arkansas was baking when a wolf chased a chivker yard. She pulled the trigger twice and the 41 pound animal dropped dead.
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Paris
Ark
85 Workers Named for 4-H Festival
A local 4-H festival names 85 workers and appoints committee members to supervise various contests and activities. Notable organizers include Mary Mildred Katt and Marian Seele, with Mrs. Paul Hoskinisen among the key coordinators and several named superintendents overseeing stalls, judging, and demonstrations.
Lawrence senior won Florence Finch Welly scholarship
Mary Lou Weibl of 1344 U St Lawrence was awarded the Florence Finch Welly scholarship for the coming year at the University of Kansas. The $2,500 endowment funds a yearly prize to support continued study in liberal arts and sciences.
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Mary Lou Weibl
U. St
Florence Finch Welly
University of Kansas
K.U. College of Liberal Acts and Science
Finch Kelly
Submarine Power Link Planned Between France and Britain
The British Information Service outlines a four headed single core grid connecting France and the United Kingdom. It would enable a Peay power exchange with summer export from Britain’s hydro plants and winter availability of French Alpine power, integrating stations in the Alps region and a station near Eveneh hydrogieds.
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York
Dev Alps
Ropa
Kinennt Brita
Aceme
Upcoming meeting seen as big one
A chaotic OCR result outlines a pivotal political meeting with reference to electors for the governor, party control in Mississippi, and campaign planning. It mentions Eisenhower, party leaders, and hints at shifting tides in Texas and Ohio, with general strategy discussions and public sentiment.
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Mississippi
Shae Eyats Demetrus
Avm Cantrol
Steven Toendinnd Teen
Tiff Satd
Allan Muserig
Texas
Aon
Len B
Fdihis Aml
George T
Ohin
Eisenhower
Jay
Friday
Quer
Memorial Hospital Births and Obituary Notes
At Memorial Hospital Mrs Ida Gregory Eudora Mrs Winona Miller and others are listed with births and notices including a daughter for Wy Mars and a son for Mrs Hazel Leng. Washington reports the widow of former Seyrye of the In terion has donated his papers to the Library of Congress, about 4000 items spanning two decades.
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Washington
Seyrye
Tandy L. Ickes
Library of Congress
Chicago
France reports merchant fleet totals and ship categories
The government announced France has 72 3 ships totaling 5 208 896 tons, with 86 passenger ships 106 oil tankers and 511 cargo ships in the present fleet. The data reflect the merchant marine composition of the French fleet.
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Paris
Gm — Frances
Topeka Ordered to Admit Negro Girl to City Pool
The Kansas Supreme Court ordered Topeka to admit Constance Sawyer a Washburn University student to the Gage Park Pool or to appear at a hearing August 30 to show cause why she was denied admission on race grounds. The Gage Park Pool is the city's largest and most used, with another pool operated for African Americans.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Gave Park
High Court
Constance Sawyer
Washburn University Coed
Gage Park
Population cycles in Iowa wildlife over ten-year spans
The Wildlife Research unit at Iowa State College reports that some fauna show population rhythms every ten years. Snowshoe hares and ruffed grouse peak in North Central regions around years ending in one or two, then fall to lows in years ending in six or seven.
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Des Moines
Wildlife Research Unit
Iowa State College
New stamp albums and world sets debut for beginners
A new My First Stamp Album from Minkus Publications arrives in September with space for over 43 000 stamps and added features like country maps and beginner guides. A kit version called My First Stamp Outfit is also available. Cuba issues airmail stamps honoring Agustine Parla, an aviation pioneer.
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Cuba
Agustine Parla
Parla
Key West
Havana
Curtis
Rassillo
Bahia Mariel
Abraham Lincoln
France
Algeria
Netherlands Antilles
Sermi-Postals
New York
Seamen’s Welfare Fund
Nose Repair Urged for Queen Victoria Statue
The Ministry of Works seeks funds to restore Queen Victoria’s nose in Kensington Gardens after a German bomb damaged it with a splinter. Artists urge a modest restoration before the coronation next year.
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Upndon
Ministry of Works
Kensington Gardens
Lawrence Daily Journal notes varied social activity in city
The August 7 1952 Lawrence Kansas page reports social visits in Lawrence with several households hosting guests. Highlights mention Mrs Lonnie Kingery Mrs J J Montgomery Mr and Mrs Marshall Churchbaugh and Ronnie at Gene View House and other locals like J L Montgomery Amos Wrightsman and Rev Dan Flory noted in weekend gatherings.
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Wrence Daily Journal
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Bill Tietjens
J. J. Montgomery
Neva
Marshall
Churchbaugh
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Gene View
Lawrence
George Tore
Chase
John Daniels
Coe Daniels
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Kaw Valley
Jill Porter
J. L. Montgomery
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Henry
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Fara Brovant
Texas
Pleasant Grove social notes and hometown visitors
Pleasant Grove hosts Hallie Peterson and Ted Crady family from Modesto California visiting relatives. The Rebekah lodge in Baldwin features Lonzie Kingery and Lonnie as entertainers under Marion Madl. Local accord ion band members performed with Marion Madl directing. the Skyline Club saw a musical program with Johnny Messer, Bobby Gish, Tietjens siblings, and Gish family members.
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Ted Crady
Modesta
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Mary Ann Peterson
Jimmy Disque
Johnny Messer
Terry
Jerry Tietjens
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Swiss police hunt two radio hams near Zurich airport
Swiss police seek two Swiss radio amateurs known for lively conversations on the Zurich Airport control tower frequency. The pair are described as habitual violators of air traffic communications and are at large.
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Zuricis
Switzerland
Zurich
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