Budget revisions trim federal receipts and deficits rise
Public figures discuss revised federal budget estimates with Rep. Reed noting lagging retail business and potential backlash on manufacturers. Rep. Eberharter calls the drop in corporate tax receipts unexpected as personal income tax remains the bright spot, while overall receipts fall to 68.7 billion with deficits near 10.3 billion. Truman cites slower corporate notits and excess profits tax as reasons for the revised outlook.
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Daniel A. Reed
New York
House
Ways and Means
Herman P.eberharter
Pennsylvania
Praia 4
Truman
Moyer Selection Sparks County GOP Debate on Chair Role
A fragmented report details Republican party discussions on whether the state chairman should be elected by committee or chosen as a paid position funded by GOP contributions. Crawford County backs a presidential primary and reelects Hagman as chair despite Taft's criticism of delegate support for Dwight Eisenhower. State leaders including Lt. Gov. Fred Halta and Wayne W. Ryan face internal squabbles amid resistance to persistence for a new chair election.
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Party Council
Ution
Bone
Crawford County
Hagman
Ite
Sen. Taft
Dwight
Kigen T. Jthe Atate
Corel Shan Re
Priny Cen
Fred Halt
Wayne W. Ryan
Local Family Notices Include Births and Addresses
A fragmented list of residents from Pasadena Sunflower and nearby towns shows births, names, and addresses such as Mrs. Beulat Ingle and Mrs. Theresa Westgate. Other entries mention Emerald Lodge communications and a son born to Mr and Mrs James Dae via 1340 Tan Street, with names like Joyce H Freil and various relatives.
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Harry James Dae
Tan. St
Secret secretary links Miss X to Jelke prostitution case
New York reports identify Patricia Ward as the source of information that led to Jelke arrest in the city wide crackdown on call girls. Ward, 19, testified before a grand jury and was held as a material witness in $10,000 bail while hospitalized after a suicide attempt following a broken romance.
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New York
Comedienne
Martha Raye
Minot F
Mickey
Jelke
New York City
Patricia Ward
Miss X
Miss Ward
Funds Authorized For Construction On Elm Street and Areas
City officials approved funds for paving Elm Street from Second to Third and repairs at the 6th and Elm and 3rd and Lime intersections. Appointed Ernest Kidz, Howard Wiseman, and Donald Dowers to appraise property for special assessments related to the two temporary notes. Also approved zoning changes for several tracts including Class D and C designations, and prepared ordinances for sewer lift stations and development plans west of the new high school. City Manager Jim Wigglesworth authorized to purchase an asphalt distributor for 2528 dollars and to seek bids on a 132 ton dump truck for the street department.
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Lime Sts
Ernest Kidz
Howard Wiseman
Donald Dowers
6Th and
Calif. Sts
23Rd and
la. Sts
Dr. M. T. Sudler
West Hills
Sudler
University Place Annex
Jim Wigglesworth
Standard ‘Steel Works
Kansas City
Ivan J. Shields
University of Kansas
Wigglesworth
Hillcrest
City
Charles Baer
Westwood Association
Baer
Westwool
Commission
Auto Death Toll Rise In Topeka Over Last 24 Hours
Kansas traffic fatality tally for 1952 shows 326 deaths in the latest 24 hour to date period. The record notes deaths resulted from accidents not previously recorded, marking a continued rise in fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Regent
Adlai Audley Story Revealed From Iola
The article outlines how the name Adlai Audley was chosen for its sound rather than meaning The lineage traces back to Adlai Osborne Ewing whose sister Rebecca married Nathaniel Ewing in 1770 A son Adlai Osborne Ewing married Turner Stevenson Turner Stevenson fathered the first Adlai Ewing Stevenson who became vice president under Cleveland and was the great grandfather of Illinois' current governor Scott will send Stevenson a copy of the Winchester letter.
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Cleveland
Ilinois
Stevenson
Winchester
Agriculture Fair Opens at New Site
The agriculture fair moves to a new site with extensive setup including livestock pavilions, home economics displays, and new lighting. Volunteers and 4-H members prepare stalls, signs, and water facilities while judges plan Thursday events and Friday livestock judging amid active public viewing and improved grounds.
Muncie Man Arraigned Over Kaw River Shooting Fracas
Ellsworth Leroy Shoemaker of Muncie was arraigned in County Court on a charge of firing a pistol at Otto Gulley while Gulley fished in the Kaw River near here. Preliminary hearing set for Thursday. Shoemaker recently completed a 30 day jail term for discharging a weapon in Lawrence city limits. bond set at $1000. Officer notes Shoemaker appeared intoxicated at the time.
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Muncie
Otto Gulley
Locust St
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Shoemaker
Lawrence
Texas polio record reached with 2784 cases
Austin reports the highest polio total in Texas for a year, with 214 new cases last week lifting the annual count to 2,784, surpassing the previous record of 2,778 cases. The update notes the surge and ongoing public health concerns statewide.
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Texas
Countryside development nearing public showing in September
Progress on the Countryside project near the Lawrence Country Club grounds advances with two houses underway and a third planned. The 7 acre development contains 23 building sites, nine sold, and features a contemporary 52 by 24 foot home designed by KU architecture student James Ireland with sunlit design and California redwood decor.
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Moore Associate
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Country Club
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Dinty) Moore
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Bob
Allen
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Town
Tomes
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Golf Tournament Flight Lists and Foursome Timings
A lengthy page lists multiple flight groups and scheduled foursomes for a golf tournament. Names include Bill Underwood, Dr. J. Perry, Max Kennedy, Dr. H. P. Jones, Jack Hines, Ty Hitchcock, Alan Hack, Ray Eaton, Alan Hack, Bud Coy, and many others. Timings show Saturday and Sunday sessions with various flight labels A through F and encounters, plus notes that times exclude the championship fight.
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Bob Stoland
J. J. Perry
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Fred, Frey
Ty Hitchcock
Bil
Winey
Jack Hines
Chi Galloway
Sha
Lynn Padeen
Dean Milroy
Keith Stanley
George Cloune
Y Khoon
Lehs
Russell Culp
James Hil
Don Vallerie
al Galup
Dale Paxton
Joe Trasiot
Til Michels S
Bhi Cheatnan
F Tp. R
Compton
Appointee James D Gilmore Named To State Civil Service Board
In Topeka James D Gilmore of Independence was appointed Wednesday by Gov Arn Gilmore to a four year term on the state civil service board. He succeeds the late Tom Wilson of Chanute.
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Eisenhower Prepares Campaign Address Against Leftist Schemes
Ike readies a nationwide appeal from the State Capitol steps. Eisenhower’s aides describe the speech as a denunciation of leftist efforts to monopolize social programs and push centralized government. He promotes a middle path on employment, education, housing, and rights to earn and save. Katherine C. Howard named to his personal staff, working with Gov. Sherman Adams.
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Boston
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Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Fatzer Reversal Sparks Battle Over August Meeting Date
In a heated exchange, Rooney argues Democrats cannot legally call an August 30 session while law requires a meeting on August 26 and a recessed session to August 30. He asserts the plan remains for August 26 with recess to August 30, as all parties anticipate platform declarations. Republicans, Democrats, Socialists and Prohibitionists plan noon meetings to draft platforms and form state committees, with Democrats absent from officer election.
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Deaths and Funerals Listings in Lawrence Area
Dr. E M Owen died Tuesday and funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at Rumsey Funeral Home with Masonic graveside rites at Oak Hill Cemetery. Emily E Gates, 87, Lawrence native, died in Kansas City Missouri. graveside services at Oak Hill Cemetery Thursday at 2 p.m. Zella M Dreyer died this afternoon at home. services 2 p.m. Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. survivors include husband Clarence and several relatives.
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Carrolton
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Zells
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Rumsey Funeral
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Jack Reardon
Los Gatos
Calif
Bank of America Leader Lawrence Giannini Dies at 58
Lawrence Mario Giannini, 38, president of Bank of America, died in a San Francisco hospital after a brief illness. He had led the bank since 1936, succeeding his father Giannini, the founder. The institution’s capital and assets grew rapidly during his tenure.
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Market and memorial notes blend in faded column
An OCR fragment lists prices for poultry and farm products plus a local market summary. It notes wheat corn butterfat and hog prices, plus a brief memorial line for Gene Hi, dated August 20, 1942, marking ten years since his passing.
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Jeanty
Market News Wrap: Stocks Rally Bonds Rise Cattle Trade
Market news shows higher stocks and bonds with light volume and lower commodities. Kansas City USDA cattle and calf sales report note 4,000 cattle and 900 calves with slaughter steers mostly steady to moderately active, heifers very slow, cows and bulls brisk, vealers steady but slow in demand, stockers light and weak.
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Three Injured in Baldwin Junction Crash
Three people were hospitalized after a truck-station wagon collision at Baldwin Junction where Highways 50 and 59 meet. Mrs Helen Cady of Pasadena aged 49 and her daughter Susan, 14, suffered head injuries and possible rib fracture. Ethamne Newcomer, 63, of Galena, had several broken ribs but was dismissed today. Investigating deputy P W Jones reported light vehicle damage and no further details available.
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Douglas County
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Lawrence man featured in Tulsa World column and industry talks
Lawrence resident Carl W Berger shown as general superintendent of Berry Asphalt refining division in Waterloo Arkansas after being named in Paul Hendrick's Who's Who In Petroleum column. He spoke on The Safety Attitude before the National Petroleum Association in Cleveland, drawing interest from oil firms seeking reprints. The piece also notes Rotary Club trip to Kansas City to watch Blues game. Also included are local floral incident, and a long livestock market listing with steers hogs and sheep prices and bids.
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August W
Gus) Berger
R. I. St
Paul Hendrick
Petroleum
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Berry Asphalt Co
Waterloo
Ark
University of Kansas
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Phillies Triumph Over Pirates Behind Ryan’s All Around Hit
Connie Ryan blasted a home run, walked three times and stole two bases to pace the Philadelphia Phillies to a 6 1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bl Ruse Meyer earned his 10th win against 12 losses. Rookie Cal Hogue allowed five hits but took the loss. Truman Conference notes report the president will hold his weekly press conference at 8 30 p m CST.
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