Ceremony at Kansee State College Invokes Community Support
A ceremony at Kansee State College will feature Dr Read of Kansee University as invocation speaker. The Liberty Memorial High Band under Stephenson will provide music. Officials note strong farmer interest in a regional project and mention funding by farmer investments surpassing six million dollars as support grows.
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Kanes State College
Iowa Institute of 1
Mayer
Howard A
Bily Ray Center
Emily
Read
Kansee University School of Religion
Liberty Memorial High Berd
Stephenson
Mumie
K. U. Mea Toca
CCA
Free Throw Ruling Debated by Phogger in Opening Remarks
A Kansas basketball discussion features veteran coach Phog Allen criticizing free throw rulings and proposing changes such as rotating center jump and awarding possession to the offended team after fouls. The 1952 county general election cost $5,168.95, with detailed township and city allocations listed.
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Jayhawk Bossman
Casary
Lawrence
Eudora
Grant
Kanwaka
Gexnoton
Marion
Ae Rr Wily
Gorinen
Local births and legal notes in county court records
Listings show births at Memorial Hospital with multiple families including Colton Davison Stout Blackwood Allen Topping James Hess Dally Sch n eck Hawley and others in Sunflower McLouth and nearby towns. Names appear with street addresses and a Monday birth tally plus several marriages and a DWI conviction. An Evelyn Phillippe divorce suit is filed in district court and a Kansas City resident fined for following too closely in traffic.
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Phyllis Colton
Vt. St
Lenora Davison
Elm St
Dora Stout
James Blackwood
C. St
Betty Allen
Laura Topping
Til
Stu
Esther James
Mich. St
Nancy Hess
Gerald Dally
Tonganoxie
Ella Schneck
Edward David Foreman
Kansas City
Evelyn M. Phillippe
Calvin Roscoe Phillippe
Air Force C-47 Crashes On Mountain With 13 Aboard
A U S Air Force C-47 transport with 13 aboard apparently crashed in the San Bernardino Mountains during a nighttime flight from Davis Monthan to March Air Base. Deputy reports seeing a large fire at about 8,000 feet near Mt. San Jacinto. smoke remained at daybreak as ground parties moved toward the crash scene amid heavy storm conditions.
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San Bernardino
Calif
San Bernardino Mountains
Loring Poleman
Victorville
Here
Mowline
Davis-Monthan Air Base
Tucson
Ariz
March Air Base
Palm Springs
Aes Air Base
Mt. San Jacinto
Oklahoma A and M Teacher Opens Annual CCA Event
Dr. Oliver Willham of Oklahoma A M College addressed 1,000 Co-Op delegates at the 24th annual Consumers Co-Operative Association meeting in Kansas City. He urged education as a foundation of democracy and noted farm youth still value work alongside learning. Delegates will travel to Lawrence, Kansas, for the cornerstone ceremony of a 16 million dollar nitrogen fertilizer plant.
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Kansas City UI
Oliver
Willham
Oklahoma A&m College
Consumers Co-Operative Association
C.C.A
Lawrence
Kas
Recruit Drive for 442nd Wing at KU in Progress
Air Force Lt. Conrad H. Isenberg based in the University of Kansas Military Science Building for 15 days to recruit 1,500 reserve officers and airmen for the 442nd Troop Carrier Wing at Olathe Air Station. Col. Maurice R. Smith leads the push with KU ROTC staff assisting. the wing, nicknamed Mo-Hawk, uses C46 aircraft and trains one weekend monthly at Olathe. Veterans and eligible non veterans may join. service meets Federal Selective Service requirements for six years in reserve status.
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Air Force
Conrad H. Isenberg
Kansas City
Military Science
University of Kansas
Air Force Reserve
Olathe Air Station
Maurice R. Smith
Isenberg
University of Kansas Air Force Rotc
442Nd
Kansas
Missouri
Olathe
McKenzie Son Promoted to Staff Sergeant In War Zone
Mrs Wilma N McKenzie of 1590 R I St learns her son Howard N McKenzie age 23 has been promoted from rar to staff sergeant. He commands a howitzer crew near Ridge and Triangle Hill in Rowe after 21 months service and hopes to be home for Christmas. Private Loren A Broucard has returned to Fort Benning awaiting pending attention with his mother Edna V Broubard of 4 Farry 81.
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Wilma N. McKenzie
R. I. St
Howard N. McKenzie
Rar
Ridge
Triangle Hill
Rowe
Loren A. Broucard
Benning
Mother
Edna V. Broubard
Farry
Christmas safety tips and school TV gift at Pinckney
Fire Chief Miller warns residents to avoid dangerous Christmas lights and test their strings for non inflammability. A Pinckney School PTA gift TV enhances learning with two antennas for auditorium use and classroom lessons, praised as an effective visual aid.
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John Miller
Miller
Pinckney School
PTA
Opal Jayne Kennedy
No State Drought Aid In Manhattan Theft Case
Emergency funds mobilization by Congress remains unclear as producers in Kansas seek aid. The report notes hardships faced by agricultural groups amid drought threats and calls for action. Authorities warn of potential misuse while continuing to evaluate eligibility and distribution timelines.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Agricul Mobilization
Congress
School Board May Hold Bond Voting
The Lawrence School Board considers a bond vote and orders an investigation into the Lawrence High heating system amid complaints of uneven room temperatures. Approved bills total 119,916.56 for high school construction, including Constant Construction Co. 112,320 Dowling Electric Co. 5,824 and Griest and Eckdahl architects 1,772.17.
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N. J. St
Liberty Memorial
Lawrence High
Constant Construction Co
Dowling Electric Co
Griest
Eckdahl
Poorly Balanced Missouri Basin Program Criticized by USDA
Gladwin E. Young of the U S Department of Agriculture told the Missouri Basin Agency Committee on Tuesday that the development program overemphasizes mainstream dams and reservoirs. He noted federal spending favors downstream control over watershed and upstream land and water conservation, urging a recalibrated balance to ensure a sound land and water resource program for the basin.
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Omaha i
Department of Agriculture
Gladwin E. Young
Usda Field Sentative
Incom
Missouri Basin Agency
Missouri River
Missouri Basin
Deaths and Funerals for Gallagher and Keith in Kansas
Funeral services for Patrick William Gallagher of Tonganoxie will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Friends Church with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Mrs Louisa Virginia Keith, also of North Lawrence, dies Friday and will be buried beside Gallagher in Maple Grove after a Wednesday 2 p m service at First Baptist Church. The body lies at Mortuary from 3 30 p m today until the service. Keith leaves two daughters Verna Anderson and Cleo Peterson, six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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The
City Recreation Commission
Itis
Green Gables
Westvaco
Hon
Eagles
Yalez
Haskell
Gallagher
Tangle
St. A
Winter Chevrolet
Fritzel Service
Patrick W. Gallagher
Patrick William Gallagher
Tonganoxie
Friends Church
Delbert Vaughn
Maple Grove Cemetery
Louisa Virginia Keith
First Baptist Church
North Lawrence
A. L. Parker
Maple Grove
Keith
Verna Anderson
Elm St
Cleo Peterson
Denver
Colo
Red air strength in Far East cited by Vandenberg
General Vandenberg warned that Communist aircraft outnumber U S forces in the Far East by at least three to one and are quickly available. He said U N Korea units are not enough for an enlarged war and the U S air force in Korea is better prepared to expand operations amid a growing Soviet jet bomber presence.
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Washington
Hoyt
Vandenberg
Far East
Air Force
U. N
Korea
U. S
Manchuria
Yalu
Qnamy
Kansas City Grain and Livestock Market Report
Weak cash market with December liquidation and price shifts up to 16 cents. eggs, oats, corn and soybeans prices noted. Kansas City livestock: cattle and calves slow, bulls steady, cows steady to higher, feeders scarce. regional quotes for Colorado fed steers and various cow and bull grades. New York and national market tones mixed with railroad stock impacts and overall market softness early in the week.
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Chris
A. C. Livestock
Kansas City A
USDA
Colorado
Reese Choice
Threeder Ateers
New York
Admiral Close
Hoga
Av Allis
Tel & Tel
Dentral
Avia
Ohio Oil
Sinclair Oi
Card of Thanks and Memorial Note Collects Tributes
We thank neighbors and friends and Eagles Lodge for kindness gifts and donations after the fire that destroyed our home. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Perdue and family express gratitude. Also thanks for letters while ill from Mrs. B. F. Douglas. In memory of Albert Noever, memorial notes note his passing a year ago with references to stock and market chatter in Wall Street.
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Eagles Lodge
Melvin Perdue
Bors Barder Can Castle
B. F. Douglas
Wall Street
New York
Ted
Albert Noever
Sealy
Grain price report from Kansas City market roundup
Kansas City market notes show wheat bids at 2.40 to 2.48 per bushel for No. 2 dark hard and dark, with No. 3 at 2.42 to 2.49. No. 2 red wheat bids around 2.41 to 2.4934, and No. 2 white corn bids from 1.98 to 2.03 with varying percentages indicated.
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K. C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
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