Plan Arms Swap With Canada For Military Supplies
Washington August 13 plans for a 50 50 swap of military equipment between the United States and Canada drew support in Congress and from then defense secretary who said he favored the idea It aims to exchange war ships aircraft small arms and munitions for American supplies while keeping Canada’s dollar reserves intact Citations noted concerns about technical equipment and trained personnel potential naval yard closure rumors and North Atlantic pact context The House Foreign Affairs Committee expected to vote Monday with a full Senate vote possible Tuesday and joint committee action on the defense plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
P—Lawmehere
Johnson
Truman
Ans
Canada
Congress
Connally
D.-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Maybank
D.-S.c
U. S
Secretary of the Navy
Johnston
Charleston
S. C
Navy Yard
Magnuson
D.-Wash
Bridges
R.N.H
Gurney
R.S.D
McMahon
D.-Conn
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Senate Foreign Relations and
Cone Oeh Ae
Gardner mourns Mrs Lee Eaton former publisher obituary
Mrs Lee Eaton 78 widow and former publisher died yesterday at Red Reece hospital after long illness. Survived by two sons Leonard Sebring and Harold Dange Hare, a Florida judge, plus siblings Lillian Bass Grace Benson Marian Jayden. The piece notes other relatives across Missouri and Oklahoma. Separately Baldwin Farmers Cooperative opened a $20000 locker plant with 818 boxes, unfinished sections soon to be completed, construction started in late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Lee Eaton
Eanne Gasettaied
Red Reece Hospital
Aftar
The
Loeard’ Sebring
Sieh the Walt
Iivwesde
Harold Dange Hare Sebring
Tallallahassee
Fla
Florida
Genege
Barden
Aurora
Roadsters
Lillian Bass
Grace Benson
Om. Tex
Marian Jayden
Enid
Okla
Farmer's Cooperative Mercantile of
Baldwin
MH. H. Hobson
Memorial Hospital Births and Local Residents List
At Memorial Hospital several births noted with residents including Theodore Stoneking Bonner Springs Edwin Brunner and others. Names listed cover multiple streets in Bonner Springs Eudora Lecompton and St Louis with babies announced alongside parents and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Stoneking
Bonnerings
Edwin Brunner
Bonner Springs
Ruby Landrith
Aecticut Street
Evelyn Vann
Alabama Street
Betty Stauffer
Lecompton
Heard in Lawrence: campus quirks and county notes
A collage from Lawrence items covers KU law school cloning its summer term for day study and a satire on card players. It notes Douglas county terracing spreads, World War II aerial photogrammetry insight, Buick hood design, and local nomination chatter for the hottest county job. An unidentified caller protests a circus smoke article, while a pasture owner asserts private rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lawrence
Judging Contests Pick 4-H Teams for Kansas Fair
Elimination contests to select four H judging teams from Douglas county were held in Baldwin and Lawrence to represent at the Kansas Free Fair in Topeka, September 10 to 16. Winners will be decided by combined scores in cooking baking canning and clothing. Demonstrations and judging used a new single product method. Peel by 27 Baldwin entrants and 18 Lawrence judges included members from Palmyra Worden Worden etc.
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Douglas County
Topekne
Baldwin
Lawrence
Bory Fee
W.C. Boardman
Route 6
Olin K. Petefish
Rhode Island
Tte Quigley
Topeka
Lois Detwiler
Sharon Hobson
Palmyra
Carol Gabbert
Helen Herschell
Clinton 4
Marie Snyder
Rosemary Wade
Marian Schwarz
Shirley
Barbara Hunter
Doris Lyons
Chirley Hoffman
Cleta Turner
Marilyn Wintermantel
Sandra Strand
Carol Cook
The
Worden Workers Club
Martha Stevens
Vinland Valley Club
Nell Powell
June Tate
Kathleen Needer
Coral Hulse
Mary, Flory
Mary Ann Bond
Lone Star Club
Judith
Betty Turner
Rainbow 4-H Club
Shirley Ann Button
Marjorie Williams
Virtginis
Janette Goff
Kanwaka
Caroline Torneden
Mary Demeritt
Barbara Anderson
Clinton Club
Frieda
Charlene Luckan
Carolyn Wilbur
4-Leaf Clover Club
Darlene Jordan
Jolly Juniors
Ruth and
Rocelyn Roney
Jayhawk Club
Thelma Wiley
Sunflower Club
Dorothy Ann Zeller
Bete Ann Koffman
Cottonwood Club
Heat too much for Yak at Little Rock Zoo
A Yak at the Little Rock zoo died from sunstroke after enduring extreme heat. Zoo officials reported the animal’s temperature reached 108 degrees, noting the Yak is native to Tibet and fur bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Litle Rock Zoo
Tibet
Brooklyn Doctor Urges Heat Tips Against Girdles Abomination
New York August 12 A Brooklyn physician Dr Charles F Pabst chief skin specialist at Greenpoint hospital outlines ten methods to beat heat including loose clothing air circulation and light meals He also warns girdles are harmful in hot weather and cautions against alcohol in sun exposure warning that skin reacts strongly to sun and heat
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Brooklyn
New York
Goilie
Charles F. Pabst
Greenpoint Hospital
Pabst
Washington and Moscow discuss death and the atomic age
In a sunlit city scene, Washington and Moscow officials debate death and the atomic bomb as jet planes and a B-36 loom overhead. Citizens stroll the streets seeking life and comfort while political leaders ponder arms, defense, and what atom bombs could do to cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aug
Moscow
Airforce
Skforce
Congress
Paris
Wheat yields highlight Douglas county in eastern Kansas
Kansas farmers in the eastern third produced about 1.1 million bushels with Douglas county averaging 20.1 bushels per acre and totaling near 167.2 million bushels. Cowley led the region with 2,284,700 bushels, while Finney Ford and Barton counties topped state totals in different measures.
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Kansas
Douglas County
Shawnee County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Naas State Board of Agriculture
Marshall
Shawnee
Butler
Cowley
Douglas
Smith County
Finney County
Ford County
Barton County
Kansas City Market Reports From Aug 12 13
Kansas City notes animal and cattle prices with AP USDA data. Includes hogs, cattle, sheep, and broilers with quoted ranges and changes from last week. Highlights: fed steers up to 50 higher, cows 50-75 higher, hogs weaker, lambs 1.50 lower, silage and broker quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaness City
Kansas City
Icent A‘s
Leghorn
Ravenel Cial
Ap-Usdai
Atx
Colorado
Lawrence News Notes From Pages Of RNAL World
In Lawrence Kansas on Saturday August 13 1949 notes mention Mrs Hat Knepp Alderson Streeter HL Mrs Tid Wilson and Mrs Mabel Gibbs Lakeland Fla visiting relatives in Indiana. U S N Seaman W J Stadler son of Mrs Anita Stadler serves aboard the USS Faro on foreign duty with the Sixth Tank Fleet after enlisting in 1945 at Kansas City and training at Great Lakes Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rnal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Hat Knepp Alderson
Streeter
Tid Wilson
Mabel Gibbs
Lakeland
Frs
W. Young
Bury
Ind
Gibbs
Gibbs and Mr. and Mr. Youn Called On Mr. and Mrs. Bill McGraw and Faby
Tonganosie
Worden Workers 4 H club annual tour reports 39 projects
The Worden Workers 4 H club members toured 39 projects amid 21 members and about 25 people. Projects were surveyed for display at the Douglas County 4 H club fair August 19 and 20 at Haskell Institute with a climax horse show Friday evening. Leaders include James Booth and Mrs Hibard Taul with Deal Six county agent assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden Workers
Marlin Heffner
Stanley Taul
J. C. Breithaupt
Donald Heim
Irvin
Edgar Schwalm
Cleta Turner
Jerry
Terry Tietjens
Charles
Marilyn Wintermantel
Tietjens
Schwalm
Donna Mae
Shirley Jean Hoffman
Barbara
Shirley Hunter
Doris Lyon
Marian Schwarz
Saundra Leameeant
Marilyn Winterman
Baldwin Junction
Deal Six
James Booth
Oscar Swartz
Hibbard Taul
Fat Men Best Husbands and Teachers the Best Wives
Buffalo, August 13 Fat men make the best husbands and school teachers the best wives says Dr James F Bender director of the National Institute for Human Relations speaking at the Buffalo State Teachers College convocation He claims the fat man is least likely to seek divorce is a tender faithful partner and will wash dishes and wake for the baby He adds teachers love children are well adjusted and less neurotic than average women He notes that a teacher returns home tired after lecturing all day and this is heaven for husbands Also a tongue in cheek aside: Tin cans are over 98.5 percent steel with little tin coating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
National Institute For Human Relations
James F. Bender
New York City
Buffalo State Teachers College
Bender
Deaths and Funerals for Stovall and Stevens
The death of George L. Stovall of Pleasanton occurred yesterday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He came to Lawrence to be with his son Kenneth Stovall at 832 Massachusetts Street. Announcement of Thad Stevens death in Tu junga, California, was received by Dr. Frank McFarland. Stevens was a longtime merchant in Lamnene. his body will be returned to Lawrence for burial at a later time, with funeral details to be announced.
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George L. Stovall
Pleasanton
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stovall
Lawrence
Kenneth Stovall
Massachusetts Street
Thad Stevens
Tujunga
Cali
Hison
Frank Stevens
Frank McFarland
Lamnene
Sentinel
Tome Nounced
Four Men Injured In Douglas County Road Accidents
Four men were admitted to Lawrence Memorial hospital after two truck collisions on Douglas county roads near Vinland and Eudora. Johnny Davis and Clarence Devis, plus Theodore Stoneking and Edwin Herman Brunner, suffered multiple injuries but were described as in good condition. Deputy Sheriff P W Jones cited poor visibility at a blind intersection and heavy road borders as factors. Police estimated vehicle damage at least seven thousand dollars.
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Douglas County
Sheriff's Office
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eudora
Vinland
Johnny Davis
Louisiana Street
Clarence Devis
Lyons Street
Theodore Stoneking
Edwin Herman Brunner
Bonner Springs
Davis
P. W. Jones
Baldwin
Lawrence
L. W. North
Ottawa
Jones
North
Robert E. Mc Canes
Brunner
Eudora Road
McCabrin
Teall
Stoneking
Miia
Jack
Robbers Cut Line at Erbach-Fuerstenau Castle Heist
Two masked bandits cut the phone line to Kraehberg castle in Darmstadt last night and robbed the Count and Countess of Erbach-Fuerstenau of jewels and silver worth over $10,000. They stripped rings from the Countess and escaped after ransacking the castle's cupboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darmstadt
Germany
Kraehberg Castle
Erbach-Fuerstenau
Felt safer on ground couple run into trouble twice in planes
Easton Md Aug 13 a couple led by Harvey Dunham had two air scares in hours on small flights from Baltimore to Richmond. A crash landing near Smithfield Va left minor cuts and bruises. Rescue plane struck by lightning tearing a wing. No injuries on landing at a Cam bridge Md farm. The Dunhams reached Easton by car after the second incident.
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Easton
Harvey Dunham
Baltimore
Richmond
Dunham
Smithfield
Bill Newman
Newman
Dunhams
Cambridge
Social notes from Eudora and area visitors
Mrs. E F Roe and daughter Linda Sue returned Aug 12 by plane from Hatboro and Philadelphia after five weeks visiting relatives and friends. Linda Sue planned to spend time with her uncle and aunt E R Roe. Tuesday night guests included Mr and Mrs R L Clarke and son Johnnie, and Dr and Mrs R B Parrett of Kansas City. Flossie Smith of Hollywood Calif arrived by plane to visit her parents and was called to Algona Iowa for illness. Ernie Papenhausen and wife from Kansas City stayed with his parents Ed and Mrs Papenhausen. Mrs Walter Osborne spoke at the Methodist W S C S meeting Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Roe
Linda Sue
Hatboro
Philadelphia
B. F. Roe
E. R. Roe
R. L. Clarke
Johnnie
R. B. Parrett
Kansas City
Flossie Smith
Hollwood
Calif
Eudora
John Everley
Algona
Ernie Papenhausen
Ed Pa Renhausen
Walter Osborne
New York Deaconess Helen Osborne Plans Mexican Winter Teaching
Miss Helen Osborne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Osborne, will return to Sheboygan for summer duties before heading to San Marcos Texas for winter teaching in a Mexican settlement. She spoke at a society meeting where Mrs. John Moody led a brief session. Circles set August 25 for activities at various homes and a park picnic with a bazaar apron project. The group also hosts a C P A event, serving cake and ice cream after meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Helen
New York City
Cerem
Sheboygan
Mich
Walter Osborne
San Marcos
Tex
Osborne
John Moody
Walter Parker
Arden Ott
Clarence Daucherty
Lee Colman
Tom Ricketts
In Remembrance of a Dear Husband and Father
In memory of our dear husband and father who passed away a year ago August 14. Sadly missed by wife and children Mrs Eugene Ireland and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ireland
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Memorial Hospital
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Bernice Noble
Mississippi
Charles Shirar
Nora Nieder
Connecticut Street
Betty Harrison
Tennessee Street
Lee Crump
Mra
Fred Plank, Baldwin
Yeaterday
K. U. Law School
Met
Buick
By James Marlo
Menittee of
WHEAT
Kansas City Livestock
Worden
A. M
Doves
Marvin M. Tripp
W.M
Walter H. Varnam
Sec
Nani
Skinner's
Buddy Gallagher Motors
Lawrence Sanitary
C. R. Albright
M. R. McCann
Mass
Lawrence, Kansas
Thrift
Building & Loan Association
Mase
Phelps—Lawrence Lean & Finance Co
Lawrence Business College
OAK Lodge
Rumsey Funeral
B. Rumsey
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
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