Farm Bureau Meeting Urges Farmers to Keep Accurate Records
County agents from twelve eastern counties gathered in the Community Building for Mending Monday. Paul W. Griffith urged farmers to maintain up-to-date farm accounts including receipts expenses inventories depreciation and net worth to aid income tax returns and business study. Discussions covered livestock expenses deductions and wages to minor children while Dorothea Schroeder distributed a pamphlet on income and deductible expenses for further county discussions.
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Paul W. Griffith
Eceneaalet
Oneesasful
Park
Dorothea Schroeder
Arrau Schedules Second KU Concert in Hoch Auditorium
Chilean pianist Claudio Arrau headlines the University of Kansas concert series with a renowned reputation as a virtuoso. Dean Swarth eet notes Arrau could perform different programs for 60 evenings, and major symphonies have featured him as soloist. His career began in Chile, with government support to study in Europe, winning first prize at the 1925 International Congress of Violinists in Switzerland.
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Horowitz
Secon
University of Kansas
Hoch Auditorium
Arrau
D. M. Swartheet
School of Fine Arts
Arpen
United States
Santiago
Iti
Europe
Switzerland
Missouri Tigers Will Skip Postseason Bowl Games
At a football dinner University of Missouri officials announced there will be no postseason bowls this year. President Frederick A. Middlebush praised the 1947 squad while defending its tough schedule and noted Navy will replace Duke next season.
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Colombia
Missouri Tigers
Don Faurot
Tigers
Frederick A. Middlebush
Missouri
Duke
Oklahoma
Kansas
Middlebush
Theft at Kay Gee drug store puzzles Cleveland police
Pharmacist Isadore Rich reported a missing cash register containing 380 from Kay Gee drug store. Two brush and mirror sets vanished from a showcase. Clerks and Rich saw no suspicious person and weigh of the register was about 60 pounds. A separate item notes Princess Nadia Vyegin-Orloff.
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Cleveland
Isadore Rich
Kay Gee
Rich
KU Drama To Stage Blithe Spirit In Fraser Theater
The University of Kansas drama department presents Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit in Fraser theater for three nights starting December. Harold Harvey plays Charles Condamine with Bernice rady as Elvira the ghost and Joan Woodward as Madame Arcati. Supporting roles include Thomas Rea and Vivian Rogers, directed by J. H. Sparling. Tickets go on sale at Green Hall ticket office with morning and afternoon reservation times.
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University of Kansas
Noel
Condomine
Madame Arcati
Joan Woodward
Thomas Rea
Pr. Bradman
Vivian Rogers
Edith
J. H. Sparling
Greenhall
Paroled man rearrested in Sunday gambling raid
Eugene Washington of 717 New Jersey Street, one of 12 arrested in a Sunday gambling raid, was recommitted to the county jail for parole violations. Sheriff Will Johns Jr reports Washington was paroled yesterday morning after a £100 fine for liquor possession. Washington previously was paroled from a 30 day sentence last July for liquor possession and transportation. Under the parole violation clause he will be confined until December 10.
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Eugene Washington
New Jersey Street
Will Johns, Jr
O. J. Lane
Washington
Johns
Local Residents Named in Hospital Ledger
A list from Memorial Hospital in Lecompton and surrounding towns includes Carrie Eder and Ada J. Verhee of Ohio Street, George W. Brodecker of 1S Lane H, Carol Ann Bradley in Sunflower, Peter Moore on Route 4, Stephanie Battdorf in Breckenridge Missouri, Alfred Lyon in Baldwin, and Betty Leslie in Lecompton with various street addresses. The fragmentary notice mentions multiple residents and their linked locales in a hospital record.
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Richard L. Kennedy
Lecompton
Carrie Eder
Eudora
George W. Brodecker
Carol Ann Bradley
Peter Moore
Ise
Vermont Street
Ada J. Verhee
Ohio Street
Ra Phillips
Breckenridge
Stephanie Battdorf
West Sixth Street
Alfred Lyon
Baldwin
Carel Redfield
Baby
Lane 4
Sunflower
Betty Leslie
Truman to Spend First Christmas in White House
President Truman will spend his first Christmas in the White House this month. He will light the big live Christmas tree on the south lawn on Christmas Eve and he with Mrs. Truman and Margaret will be there on Christmas Day.
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Truman
White House
Washington
Margaret
Mr. Truman
Missouri
Martha E. Truman
Support Seal Sale Drives Health Charity Bonds
The annual Christmas sale of bonds and seals raises funds for the Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association. Its program supports public health work and the fight against tuberculosis and related expenses.
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Neves
Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Birth Briefs for Coates and Jacobs Families
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Coates of 1229 New York Street welcomed a son on November 1. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jacobs Jr. of 1846 Louisiana Street Apt DM welcomed a daughter today.
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H. L. Coates
New York Street
J. J. Jacobs
Louisiana Street
Apt. DM
Lawrence fans seek public showing of Missouri and Arizona film
Downtown Quarterback club president Galloway says hundreds want access to game films showing Missouri and Arizona coverage alongside Orange Bowl footage. Plan discusses reduced dues or “last minute” memberships to broaden viewing, with next meeting planned.
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Chi Galloway
Missouri
Arizona
Hayhawkers
Galloway
Engagement of King Mihai and Princess Anne Rumors
A well informed source close to the Danish rival family says the engagement of King Mihai of Romania and Princess Anne of Bourbon Parme is likely to be announced soon in Copenhagen Denmark.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Earid
Mihai
Romania
Anne
Bourbon-Parma
Cigarets Price Hikes End Long Lines in Japan
Tokyo reports ending cigarette lines as prices rise 20. locals say the poor cannot buy. Also notes the death of Roy W. Johnson, 65, former Nebraska lieutenant governor, in Chicago hotel room. His widow Tone, 60, reports chronic heart trouble. home in Kearney, Neb.
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Tokyo
Wheat Improves in Central Kansas After Rains
The weekly federal state crop report says germination and stands of winter wheat improved in central and western Kansas due to recent precipitation and sunny days. Seeding activity increased in central and southwestern areas while grain sorghum harvest resumed.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ami Wa
Auburn Bank Broken Into for Second Time
Topeka December 2 The Security State bank at Auburn about 15 miles southwest of Topeka was robbed again last night. Sheriff William P Coules said back door was pried open as in the November 26 break-in. The intruders ransacked the bank but found nothing of value. $240 was taken in a prior cash drawer theft outside the vault. An earlier entry attempt occurred on November 17.
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Topeka
Security State Bank
Auburn
Shawnee County
William P. Coules
Coates
Four Lawrence Children to Star in Johnny Jayhawk Program
Four Lawrence children will appear in the dramatized program Johnny Jayhawk Keeps Well at 2 40 pm over KFKU University of Kansas radio station. Participants include Shirley Dean and Bob Woodhead from junior high with Jean Pifer of Woodlawn and Donald Shephard of Lincoln. They meet the school nurse Miss Electa Kindlesperger and the dialogue shows how the school handles health problems. Darlene Van Wher plays the teacher.
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Lawrence
Johnny Jayhawk
KFKU
University of Kansas
Shirley Dean
Bob Woodhead
Jean Pifer
Woodlawn
Donald Shephard
Lincoln
Johnny
Electa Kindlesperger
Darlene
van Wher
Market News Wheat Prices and Livestock Markets Report
Market notes show mixed grains and livestock quotes with wheat around 1.26 ante, corn 1.26, soybeans 3.63, butter 2.75, eggs and poultry market activity modest, hogs around 5.75, and cattle futures and cash prices varying by grade. Kansas City reports cattle and veal steadier with some higher trend for choice beef and fattened heifers, while sheep prices edge down and hogs hold near steady.
Livestock Market Report Includes Sheep and Lamb Prices
Early market notes show lambs around 8 lower while ewes hold steady good and choice native and fed lambs at 24.00. Cattle and calves listed with prices, hogs and wheat values noted, with Kansas City and Chicago market references and miscellaneous produce figures.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
Bee
Abe
Lebel
Wall Street Recovers Tepidly After Monday Slide
Market analysts described an uneven technical recovery as Tuesday opened with selective buying and short covering. General Electric, Re Refining, Caterpillar Tractor, and other names posted gains while many leaders stayed cautious amid light offerings and mixed volume.
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Wall Street
New York, Inc
Professiona S
Frementarrus
Bath Tron
Mallendeams Steel
Western Union
Penneyivarty
General Electric
Cannon Mills
American & O Refining
Toll Sheet
Santa Fe
Douglas county Young Republicans name nine for Salina
Nine delegates and alternates from Douglas county will attend the state Young Republicans convention in Salina on December 5 and 6. The delegation includes Mr and Mrs Robert Oyler Mr and Mrs Robert Groom Charles Rankin Fred Beaty Charles Stough Glenna Davis Milton Allen and James Leitaker Baldwin. They aim to back James Putnam Emporia city attorney for state chairman.
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Douglas County
Young Republicans
Young G. O. P
Salina
Charles D. Stough
Robert Oyler
Robert Groom
Charles Rankin
Fred Beaty
Charles Stough
Glenna Davis
Milton Allen
James Leitaker
Baldwin
James Putnam
Emporia
Deaths of Susie Emma McNeil and James H. Clayton
Mrs Susie Emma McNeil aged 36 died last evening at her home 1612 West Sixth street. Funeral services will be at Rumsey funeral home tomorrow at 2 p m with Rev Keith C Taylor in charge. Burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Surviving: two daughters three sons two sisters four brothers twelve grandchildren nine great grandchildren. James H Clayton 61 of Topeka died yesterday at St Margarets hospital Topeka. He was father of Merle Clayton Lawrence and Mrs Harry Randall De Soto. Clayton was a telegrapher with Union Pacific since 1910 and a Masonic lodge member. Services and burial will be in Topeka.
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West Sixth Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Keith C. Taylor
Memorial Vark Cemetery
Nellie Miller
Blanch Miller
Seattle
Wash
Lester McNeil
Denver
Colo
Harold McNeil
James H. Clayton
Topeka
St. Margaret's Hospital
Merle Clayton
Lawrence
Harry Randall
de Soto
Clayton
Union Pacific
Masonic Lodge
Not in Bowl Game Kansas City Sun Day Missouri Player Out
Not in Bowl Game Kansas City on Sunday University of Missouri end M Bill Day will not play in the Missouri Kansas bowl game. Don Faurot Missouri coach told post season chairman Bob Metzler Day has one year of eligibility remaining with the Tigers.
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Kansas City
Bill Day
University of Missouri
Mo.Kan
Don Faurot
Missouri
Bob Metzler
Tigers
Frank W. Arndt Dies at 60 in Brooklyn Home
Frank W. Arndt aged 60 of Brooklyn New York died yesterday at his home. He was superintendent of the Lehman Packing company in Brooklyn. He is survived by his wife and four brothers including Edward F. Arndt of Lawrence.
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Frank W. Arndt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward F. Arndt
Lawrence
Lehman Packing Company
Obituary of Alva L Winters in Baldwin
Alva L Winters aged 78 died after a week long illness at his Baldwin home. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 PM at Stanley funeral home Baldwin with burial in Oakwood cemetery beside his wife died 1924. He leaves three daughters Evie Wise Izora Spurgeon and Erma Martinson four brothers Ova Artie Will Rollie and Rollie Winters. He was a member of the Church of Christ at Vinland.
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Alva L. Winters
Baldwin
Stanley Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Evie Wise
Arkansas Street
Izora Spurgeon
Kansas City
Erma Martinson
Hollywood
Calif
Ova Winters
Ada
Okla
Artie Winters
Will Winters
Rollie Winters
Gretna
Nebi
The
Church of Christ At
Vinland
Britain invites 32 nations to safety at sea conference
Britain announced a conference to revise the 1929 international convention on safety of life at sea opening April 16, 1948. Thirty two nations are invited to send representatives. Proposals are to be submitted by the ICAO ITU IMO and the Provisional Maritime Consultative Council.
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London
Britain
International Civil Aviation Organization
International Telecommunications Union
International Meteorological Office
Provisional
Maritime Consultative Council
Theft Less Than Claimed At Café Cash Loss
Louis Ki ahn proprietor of the cafe said the burglars took about 120 dollars, less than the nearly yesterday amount. Police reported no trace of the burglars late today.
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Leas
Ee Clateau
Barglan
God
Louis Ki ‘Ahn
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