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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1952

Page

2

Metals removed from critical list signal improving supply

Washington reports copper and aluminum removed from the critical list as the government forecasts a better metals supply in early 1953. The Defense Production Administration says steel, copper, and aluminum availability will rise, aiding military and civilian production, with faster material flow expected for schools, roads, and construction projects next year.

Washington Defense Production Administration Footierg Ireway

Burkett Charged in Kansas Car Theft Case Refined

Burkett and Miller, linked to a stolen car with Alabama origin, faced law after checks cashed in Lawrence raised suspicions. Authorities reported six Lawrence checks turned over, with more likely unaccounted. Burkett confessed meeting Miller about six months prior. FBI fingerprint results pending.

Nce Co Kansas Miller Gadsden Ala Allen Burkett Tospeka Lawrence Glass Clayton R. Barkley Mongomery Hard Philip Ernst Philip Ernst Jr John Ingalls Olin K. Petefish Judea Ingalls Kett Ernst Hardware Ernsts Jo Lek Burkett Offigars Mows In - Glass al- Tén FBI

McHenry Plans Florida Cruising Family Venture

McHenry, a 26-foot raised-deck cruiser builder from Binghamton New York, aims to sell his business and belongings next summer and sail with his wife and five year old son to Florida. The family has studied navigation and intends to guide the cruiser through the East Canal Hudson River and Inland Waterways System toward southern Florida.

Binghamton McHenry Hudson River Inland Waterways System Florida

Meeting Notice No 9 For Craft Degree October

Meeting Notice No 9 opens at 7 30 p m Thursday August 28 for work in Feftow s craft Degree Oscar H Baker Marion A Barlow and Rave Special Communication Acacia highlighted by masons in a local lodge report

Ln Feftows Oscar H. Baker Massy Marion A. Barlow Fe —Rave Acacia

Deaths and Funerals of Murphy Leonard and Peddicord

Michael Murphy 51 of Stull died Aug 22 in Modesto. Funeral at Big Springs Catholic Church when announced. Survived by mother Mel Dora, sisters Mrs Alder man and Mrs Haynes, brothers John George Eugene. W Leonard Forrest 92, retired farmer, died in Richland. Born 1859 in Urbana. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Richland United Brethren Church. Survives include daughters Mrs Wilh and Ellen, stepdaughter Mrs Leonard, sister Mrs Bratton, brothers Lee and Hen Leonard, 9 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Renee Louise Petticord infant daughter of James and Mrs Peddicord of Portland died. Born Aug 2. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Wamego.

Michael Murphy Michael. Murphy Stull Modesta iCaly Kansas Big Springs Catholic Church Mel Dora Murphy Rossville Frank Alderman St. Louis Roy Haynes Los Angeles Calif John Murphy Modesto George Murphy Eugene Murphy Seattle Wash O. P. Leonard Richland Mary Bratton Concrete Wash Lee Leonard Hen Leonard Pratt Renen Lagine Penficord Renee Louise Pettiicord James Peddicord Portland Ore Peddicord Lakeview Club Wamego

Forced Remarry Widows Report From Namhoi Canton Area

The Kung Sheting Daily News reports that Chinese Communists forced 24 widows of executed landlords to remarry farmers in Namhoi Namhoi area 16 miles southeast of Canton.

Wong Kong Kung Sheting Daily News Namhoi Canton

Airport lighting plan eyed for future service

The airport could be improved gradually after the main landing strip and facilities are funded. A 3,200 by 75 foot runway is proposed to meet small commercial plane needs, with Kansas cities pursuing similar strips. Current facilities lack a hard surface runway. the existing strip measures about 2,300 by 1,600 feet and has seen grading. The Wilson H firm would be paid 6,800 dollars for consulting and occasional supervision during runway lighting installation, but will not perform construction work.

Pace Jong Wilson Kansas Cities Wilson H Firm Wilson's

Payroll Drop Gone Missing Over Central Malaya Estate

A Flying Club airdrop in Central Malaya failed to deliver $3,000 of payroll for an estate. The air patcher misread the pilot’s signal, dropping no bags over the target. Six hundred Home Guards scoured swamp and jungle for miles but found nothing.

Kuala Lumpur Malaya Payrro Jover É Kuala Tumpur Singapore

Final Pre-School Refinishing Near Completion on KU Dorms

University of Kansas dormitory projects on Mt Oread proceed with three new scholarship halls costing 150000 each housing about 50 students. Stephenson, Jolliffe, and Templin Halls nearing finish as crews repair, repaint, and furnish interiors. Dorms Sunnyside and numerous houses receive plastering, replastering, repapering, and general repairs to support 1100 student units and 600 faculty families.

Putling Smape Bob Chestnut University of Ladies Pete Dread Stephene Lyle Steph Mt. Oread Jolliffe Hall Jolliffe Templin Hall Carruth Hal Templin Miller and Watkins Elizabeth Watkins Chestnut Sterling Oliver Battenfeld Locksley Hopkins Kanza Hodder McCook Oread Corbin North College Sunnyside Star Cof Sa

Topeka Republicans back tax relief and flood safeguards platform

Kansas Republicans endorsed a 1953 legislative agenda urging tax abatement for properties damaged in the 1951 flood and a defensive flood control program. The 24 page platform urged smaller retention dams, river watershed work, and opposed a Missouri Valley Authority style mega dam. It favored dry dams and opposed new state taxes while backing a statewide hospital levy via a constitutional amendment and extending the gasoline tax. Additional planks covered education, civil rights, grain laws, livestock disease control, veterans matters, and child welfare without expanding taxes.

Topeka Kansas Missouri Valley Authority GOP University of Kansas

Market Briefs Show Mixed U S Commodities And Hogs Hold

Markets at a glance show mixed action across staples with rails rising early and bonds trading quietly. Cotton climbs on house buying while wheat remains steady due to sales to foreign markets and corn shows mixed prospects as crop outlook improves. Agricultural futures list hogs broadly steady with a top around 21.10 dollars and cattle holding steady to modest gains with higher prices noted.

June 1953 vacation date set for city cemetery transfer

The city commission decided to transfer upkeep of the county cemetery southwest of the Kansas University campus to the KU Endowment Association. A clause allows reversion of control if the cemetery is not properly cared for. Also notes KU traffic proposals, health department survey praise, and plans for a two-level off-street parking lot on VerMont Street with a 10-year land lease and $5,400 construction cost. Market prices for wheat, corn, butterfat, eggs, and poultry are listed for Kansas City.

Kansas University K.U. Endowment Association Endowment Association Kansas University Traffic Bureau K.U City Water Department State Board of Health State Board Hugh M. Sheridan Cities Service Co Vermont Street

Memorial Hospital Births And Injuries Report

Ruth Rhoades and Paula Noll welcomed births at Memorial Hospital along with several other families named. Tuesday saw two daughters born to Mr and Mrs Hutchison and Mr and Mrs Bower, plus a son for Mr and Mrs Nunez. Scalp laceration to Mrs Ida Griffith and wrist injury to Craig Curtis followed falls. Eli Hampton treated for car accident bruises.

David Hutchison Mass Jack Bower Pablo Nunez Ida Griffith Craig Curtis Miss. St Eli Hampton

Baby elephant moved to Bronx Zoo for taming

Candy, a year old elephant, has been relocated from Central Park menagerie to the Bronx Zoo where keepers will train it to become a riding elephant for children. The move follows its arrival by air from Thailand about two years ago.

New York Bronx Zoo Central Park Ita Thailand

Miroshima Pictures Sell Tokyo Special Supplement

The Asahi Picture News reports a seven year old atomic bombing scoop in its third printing with 300,000 copies. For Hiroshima’s anniversary on August 6 a Special Supplement with horror photos near the blast is issued after wartime suppression by Allied occupation. Initial 200,000 copies sold quickly, followed by another 90,000.

Tokyo Asahi Picture Hiroshima

Kansas City Market Report Mixed Livestock Prices Slow Grain Notes

Calves and cattle activity varied with slow demand and scattered sales. Slaughter steers and bulls showed weakness with bids down, while heifers remained steady to weak. Hogs were active and firmer than Tuesday, while sheep and lambs softened marginally. Grain futures and cash bids edged lower as markets reflected seasonal adjustments.

K. C Kansas USDAI Nebraskas Ted Heilers Texas

Oats Barley Soybeans Prices Round Up Downstream

Market notes show oats and barley closing mixed with oats at 3 breaching notes while soybeans trade between 3.09 and 3.21. Details reference ship Mant and No 2 white contracts with nearby price ranges and assorted lot numbers 914x984 and 894-974.

Wall Street Rally Sparks Railroads and Industrials

The Day in Wall Street reports a moderate rally led by railroads with gains mainly 1 to 2 points. Volume was about 900,000 shares, with around 90,000 shares traded Tuesday. Steel and motor shares joined the railroad advance while several issues lagged.

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