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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1952

Page

3

Curbs on Certain Goods May Go Off

Washington officials say most production controls on raw goods could be lifted in 1953 unless military output surges. Economic changes include a 327 million dollar rise in consumer credit to a July record of 23.2 billion, a wholesale price index dip for the week ending Aug 26, and farm prices holding steady amid drought.

Washington Labor Department Oil Department Tieer Bureau of Labor Statistics

Death of Former Kansan Accidental, Coroner Says

Quantinus a Roswell attorney and former McPherson resident died of a self inflicted gunshot wound in an apparent accident. Dr. D. D. Stevens testified Quan h lived jovially and had been drinking before a muffled explosion ended his life. He moved to Roswell in 1940 after a three year Navy hitch.

Quantinus Rosmo McPherson Kax D. D. Stevens Dr. Stevens Quantius Antius Ped Quan Hun Roswell Navy

Farley predicts Stevenson will win in November

James A. Farley, former Democratic chair, told President Truman at the White House that Adlai Stevenson is going to win by a very substantial margin in November. Farley said he conveyed that the Democratic Party was stronger than in 1936 and declined to reveal Truman’s reaction.

Washington James A. Farley Truman Adlai Stevenson Farley White House

Memorial Hospital and local residents listed in report

Names and addresses of residents and patients linked to Memorial Hospital appear, including Mrs. Helen Kelsall of Tonganaxie and Mrs. Goldie Robb of Sunflower, among others. The notice also mentions the Mother Birker dyke Home at Ellsworth, state housing changes, and a plan to transfer inmates to Ft. Dodge, with Ellsworth buildings leased to a church society for a boarding home for aged and chronically ill.

Helen Kelsall Tonganaxie Frank Wayne Moby James Deatherage Tenn Goldie Robb Thur Lawrence Helen Whitley Florence McLouth Thomas Bechtold N. H. St Grace Fisher Baldwin Peka 'P Mother Birkerdyke Ellsworth Formes Lovans Aro Sald Saturda Ells- Worth Ft. Dodge Ann Mathey Rickerdyke Evangelic Lantheran Good Samaritan Society

Shantz Threatened by Letter Ahead of Boston Game

Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Bobby Shantz reported three threat notes warning him not to pitch at Fenway Park next weekend. Police and postal authorities were notified as Shantz and manager Jimmy Dykes condemned the notes as the work of a crank. Shantz leads the American League with 22 wins and four losses, sparking concern over safety at the Boston game.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Athletics Bobby Shantz Boston Pin Iday Camsie Shantz Rostov Fenway Park Athletics Jimmy Dykes Bobby U. S Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh Pirates FBI

Bank President Shoots Self After Swindle Claim

MINEOLA N Y William Abel president of a bank shot himself in the basement of his home Friday as he was to appear for the district attorney. Abel 45 had charged Lilian R Robinson a business executive with swindling the bank out of about 450000 over four years by falsifying loan applications and home improvement certificates. He was seriously wounded. his wife and two teenage sons were at the scene.

Mineola N.Y William Mr. Abel District Attorney's Office Able Lilian R. Robinson

Messer Joins McGrew Firm in Lawrence Real Estate

Noble Messer, longtime Lawrence real estate agent and former Pleasant Grove merchant, joins McGrew Investment Co. He previously worked with E. J. Simmons Co. Messer is married with two children, Dr. Ralph Messer in Kansas City and Mrs. Hans van Unwerth in Kansas City, both KU and Kansas State College graduates respectively.

Noble Messer Lawrence Mc- 7 Grew Investment Co Mass Messer Pleasant Grove McGrew Co E. J. Simmons Co Ralph Messer Kare ‘Sas City Kan Kansas State College Hans van Unwerth Kansas City University of Kansas

Laura Thoren Improves After Hospital Visit

Laura Lee Thoren, 1d year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Thoren of Eudora, was reported in fairly good condition and much improved at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She cut her forehead on a harrow two weeks ago, stitches were applied, complications led to hospitalization, and her condition was listed as serious on Friday. A marriage license was issued in Probate Court Friday to Doyle V Robertson, 22, and Shirley L Huton, 17, both of Baldwin.

Laura Lee Thoren Howard Thoren Doyle V_ Robertson Shirley L. Hutton Baldwin

Interest in Nov four voting grows across county

Voters show rising interest ahead of Election Day as registration climbs. Local politicians discuss a tight race between Army Gen Dwight Eisenhower, Republican nominee, and Adlai Stevenson, Democratic standard bearer, with Douglas County Republicans optimistic about carrying the county and state by about two to one. Democrats foresee a heavyweight national contest, praising Stevenson while cautious about a statewide landslide.

Dwight Fisenhower Minois Adlai Stevenson Douglas County Kansas Eisenhower Abilene Eienhower Stevenson Columbia University N.Y

Tug Sarsi Sinks After Mine Off Korea Sinking

Navy reports the 105 foot tug Sarsi struck a mine off Hungnam on the Korean coast and sank in 20 minutes. Three destroyers and minesweepers searched the area within 30 minutes. 92 of 97 crewmen survived, four survivors were seriously hurt, no deaths, three missing. Casualties and rescue efforts were coordinated from Sasebo Japan.

Tokyo U. S Korea Navy Quckness Sasebo Japan Hungnam Boyd Zeal Competent

Leona Brown Graveside Rites Planned in Perry

Funeral services for Mrs. Leona M. Brown of Williamstown are set for 2 p.m. Monday at the Perry Methodist Church. She died Thursday at the Sunflower Ordnance Works. Burial will be in Underwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Rumsey Funeral Home until noon Monday.

Leona Brown Leona M. Brown Williamstown Methodist Perry Sunflower Ordnance Works Underwood Rumsey

Refugees in Shanghai Camps Desperate on Small IRO Aid

Reports from Shanghai say 200 stateless refugees remain in International Refugee Organization camps. They receive five dollars a month, insufficient for living. Communist authorities reportedly tolerate the camps and IRC representatives. The text also mentions varieties of watermelon, some cannon-ball shaped and others cylindrical like sausages.

Hong Kong International Refugee Organization Shanghai IRO IRC

Giant Omelet A La Highway Trucker Dumps 144000 Eggs

Driver James Gott of Clermontville Indiana overturned a fully loaded egg truck on Highway 24 40 near Lawrence. The 18 000 dozen eggs were salvaged mostly. rescue crews cleared the scene as Gott mused about the siren he lost. The accident occurred around 5 am as he veered onto an unseen shoulder and rolled into a ditch.

James Gott Cennerville Gott Teepee Junction Airport Lawrence Gort Phoenix Ariz Kansas City

Guard Unit Home From Ripley Trip

The Lawrence unit returned from a weekend encampment in Minnesota after a smooth trip with no injuries. Captain Maurice Knott noted minor train incidents during switching in Des Moines and engine changes in Minneapolis, but no casualties. Lt. Reber praised the camp as a tremendous success with improved mess personnel and strong drill performance.

Ana Minnesota Maurice Knott Lawrence Des Moines Minneapolis Reber

KU beauty queen from Kansas City is named Pi Kappa Alpha dream girl

Sara Ann Starry a 19 year old Kansas City KU junior has won her third college beauty title in a year. She was chosen as the Fraternity dream girl and earlier named Jayhawk Queen at KU. She also won College Queen of America in a radio contest among 13 entrants. The sorority entry and Tyrone Power as a final judge aided her selection. City signs guiding to KU have been installed to improve campus access.

Sara Ann Starry Kansas City K.U Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Miss Starry Tyrone Power Lawrence

Central Park to Get Heated Shelter for Chess Players

New heated brick shelter will replace outdoor benches in Central Park this fall funded by a $38,000 anonymous donation. The octagonal building 35 feet across will hold 28 games with ample space for equipment, serving hundreds of chess and checker players of all ages who have played outdoors since the old wooden shelter burned down years ago.

New York Central Park Kit Bitters

Phrase Maker Peeble Banned From Boudoire Over Politics

A divided American couple, Wilbur and Trellis Mae Peeble, clash over party politics after attending different conventions. Wilbur favors Eisenhower while Trellis Mae supports Stevenson, sparking a domestic rift and a sharp exchange about Ike’s record versus Adlai Stevenson. November politics threaten peace at home.

Peeble Boudoire Boyle Wilbur Tres S Mae Ike Tke Lyear Bether Norma Teansa Trel- Mae Roosevelt Sant Wilbur Stevenson Treljis Mae

Ft Myer Colonials Top Brooke Med Center in Tourney Showdown

Ft Myer Colonials handed Brooke Army Medical Center its first loss 3-1 in the national non pro baseball tournament. Rod Graber homer sparked a 1-0 lead, two runs came in the fourth, and Arnold Portcar-Tero earned the win for Ft Dix in a 2-1 victory over Camp Atterbury. Day’s schedule lists several matchups including Ft Ord versus Ft Myer and Ft Dix versus Leonard Wood.

Wicitar Ft. Meyer Colonials Brooks Medics San Antonio Tex Texas Club Ft. Dix. N.J Camp Atterbury Ind Ft. Myer

Giant Coventry Cathedral tapestry to surpass all others

The Coventry cathedral project will house the world's largest tapestry measuring 62 feet by 40 feet, weighing three-fourths of a ton. Designed by Graham Sutherland, the prewar painting will be scaled and color-copied, with weavers working behind the piece as a reflected image in a standing mirror. The cathedral itself was destroyed in a major World War II bombing raid.

New York Coventry British Information Service Graham Sutherland Britain

Kansas City Produce Prices and Poultry Listings

Local market report lists eggs by grade and weight with prices for mediums standards and unclassified. Butter, poultry including hens, fryers, leghorn, roosters, turkeys and ducks shown with lbs figures. hogs and Marsen Wheat and corn prices noted alongside butterfat per pound.

K. C Kansas City

Weekly Kansas City Livestock Prices Close Mixed

The KC market shows steers 25 to 31.00 lower, cows 100 to 200 lower, bulls down, and feeders steady to easier. High and prime fed steers sit around 33.75 to 34.50, with various classes of cattle and hogs reported down or steady compared with last Friday.

Kansas City Csda Catte

Meat market price report with varied livestock quotes

The auction listing shows uneven quotes for hogs and sheep, with weights from 190 to 360 pounds and prices around 15.0 to 21.35 per hundredweight. Sows and heavier hogs span 17.00 to 19.75, lambs around 27.5 to 31.00, and cull/utility categories showing steady movement as buyers sparingly bid for choice lots.

Ohio State at Columbus Grants Doctor of Philosophy Degrees

John P.R. Simons Baldwin and Michael F. Andrews of Lawrence received Doctor of Philosophy degrees at Ohio State University commencement held Friday morning in the men's gymnasium on the campus in Columbus Ohio.

Ohio State Easity Mens Comnasium Columbus John PR. Simons Baldwin Michael F. Andrews Lawrence

Card of Thanks From Lola Powell

Lola Powell thanks friends and neighbors for their handkerchiefs, visits, and kind words during her confinement.

Twish Lola Powell

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