FHA Ruling Targets Racial Restrictive Covenants
Washington reports a new FHA policy to curb racial discrimination in housing. The plan bars FHA loans for properties with restrictive covenants recorded after the rule takes effect, while not altering existing agreements, and clarifies verbal neighborhood discrimination remains unregulated by FHA loans.
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Supreme Court
Federal House Administration
F.H.A
Joan
Franklin D. Richards
BHA
FHA
Elms Banding Dropped as State Woes Bypass
In Lawrence a man quotes state authorities saying elm tree bands against pests will not be needed this year. He notes six elms at his home and yearly spent time and money on sticky bands, yet canker worm moths still evade the bands, a task his wife has pressed him to quit.
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Bugs
Employment Outlook Bright Says Labor Official
Washington December 3 The nation’s employment picture shows gradual strengthening in most manufacturing sectors says P Ewan Clague commissioner of labor statistics The good news may be offset by a possible rise in unemployment after Christmas He notes about 1 000 000 more people may enter the labor force next year in addition to the usual 750 000 workers annually plus an extra 250 000 veterans finishing training and seeking jobs
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Washington
P—Ewane
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Iun
Clague
American Welfare Association
Local liquor stores in Lawrence number ten with one more pending
The report notes ten operating liquor outlets in Lawrence with another licensed dealer aiming to open this month. Market saturation appears reached, though exact future store counts are uncertain. Also covered are matchbox sizes, tire puncture incident, sanitation receptacle drive backed by League of Women Voters, and the Christmas serial Santa and the Magician plus Overbrook Methodist pew shortages reversed by hymn book returns.
Barkley Predicts 1952 Victory At Democratic Dinner
Vice President Alben W. Barkley spoke at a Jefferson Day dinner in New York's Waldorf Astoria raising 400000 for the party. He forecast a Democratic presidential win in 1952, urging support for the party program against Republican critics. The event drew 2600 leaders. Barkley’s newlywed wife accompanied him as he delivered the policy address.
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New York
Alben W. Barkley
Democratic Party
Veep
Waldorf-Astoria
Barkley
America
Uncle Sam
Capitol
Democratic National Committee
Notable Residents and Addresses Listed in Memorial Hospital Records
Memorial Hospital records list individuals and addresses including Phillip Naff at 740 Massachusetts Street Thomas Campbell at Convalescent Hospital John Coffman at 766 Elm Street A B Frederick at 642 West Twenty Third Street Mrs Frances HineenCor Route 3 Miss Emma Neider Route 6 Mrs Grace Bowen Linwood and other details.
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Phillip Naff
Massachusetts Street
Thomas Campbell
Convalescent Hospital
John Coffman
Elm Street
A. B. Frederick
West Twenty-Third Street
Frances Hin Eencor
Emma Neider
Grace Bowen
Linwood
Property list fragment names residents and addresses
A fragmented text lists individuals and addresses including Mrs Ida Morawetz 684 Illinois Street Mark Terrill Sunflower Reuben Torres 1239 New York Street and Irene Neill with garbled trailing entry. No clear event or notice is evident but multiple names and locations appear.
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Ida Morawetz
Illinois Street
Mark Terrill
Reuben _ Torres
New York Street
Irene Neill
Local Notices List Marriage and Birth Announcements
Mr and Mrs P cireens announce a son born today at 1901 1 street. Mr and Mrs A P de Albagher que report a son today. Mr and Mrs Max Laptad of Route 3 announce a son born today.
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Cireens
A P
de Albagherque
Max Laptad
Route
Pensions for all seem a sure bet
Washington says pensions for everybody look likely as the aging cohort becomes half of the voting population. Ewan Clague, labor statistics chief, notes rising numbers of 65 plus and urges expanding Social Security with industry plans as a supplement.
Young Republicans Voice Concern Over Party Direction
John Tope chairman of the Young Republican National Federation urged a new leadership and spirit in Indiana at a convention. He criticized complacency among conservatives and warned against candidates from the past replacing capable youth leaders in local state and national offices.
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John Tope
Young Relian National Federation
Indiana
Young Republican Convention
Tope
Republi
Bomb leak to Reds linked to wartime secrecy
G Racey Jordan, a former army captain, told Fulton Lewis Jr that secret U.S. documents and uranium bomb material were shipped to Russia under wartime pressure from Harry Hopkins. Jordan said Hopkins ordered rapid lend-lease freight and instructed secrecy, with shipments routed from Great Falls to Fairbanks.
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Washington
PHA
Army
U.S
Russia
Harry Hopkins
G. Racey Jordan
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Jordan
Himslf
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Stephen T. Farly
Defense
Great Falls
Mont
Fairbanks
Alaska
State Department
White House
Groves
Lewis
Leslie Groves
Penney Employees to Receive Special Year End Payment
J C Penney store workers along with about 50 000 chain employees nationwide will get a Christmas time payment equal to two weeks pay for those with a year or more service and a proportionate amount for shorter tenures. Store manager G Beougher said about 30 local workers will participate. officials call it not a Christmas bonus for management, whose pay follows the profit sharing plan.
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J. C. Penney
Chain Dry Company
United Sates
G. Beougher
U S Demand to China Over Attacks on American Vessels
The United States urged the Chinese Nationalist government to halt further attacks on American ships in the blocked coastal area.
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Washington
Ene
United States
THREE LIVES LOST IN CAMPUS BLAZE
The campus fire killed three and injured many while students tried to save belongings on the second floor. Homeless residents were housed in nearby dormitories and fraternity houses as officials arranged meals and new housing. Flames spread to surrounding areas, sparking grass fires across several acres. The president’s office listed injured but not seriously hurt, including Charles Edwin Krower and others from New York and New Jersey, with several names provided in an extended list.
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Wilson Hall
Follolng Perqurs Bs
Charles Edwin Krower
Bo Dorado
Ra Maro Hage
New York
Nertan Hoariwae
Denis AN Sene
Huneer Duran
Botterer
Vt Potert Bank
Robert Krorso Vanchamptom
Gee Lichtenstein
Cry Jamea Vmetovin Dos Valles Yoda Piarry Bote Se Ce
Local Markets Today and Wall Street Report
Kansas City markets show mixed grain and poultry prices with ranges for eggs butterfat and live stock. The Day in Wall Street notes a broad advance on gain of dividends and a broad list of leading issues with Magnavox soft among few.
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Wall Street
New York
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Chesapeake and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Standard
CN. J
Superior Oil of
California
United Air Lines
Westinghouse Electric
American Smelting
American Power and Light
American
Foreign Power
Radio Corp
Lockheed
Montgomery Ward
Goodrich
General Motors
Chrysler
Garage mechanic and cop save Cassell girl after car crash
Laura Cassell, 20, owed her life to a garage mechanic John Richer and Patrolman George Mortimer who steadied the scene as a gear-shift lever pierced her chest. Dr. William Tuttle led an hour long operation at Harpers hospital with Laura in good condition. Her father Jack Cassell and the other driver were not seriously hurt.
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Detroit
Laura Cassell
Laura
Jack Cassell
Cassell
John Richer
Richer
George Mortimer
Harper Hospital
William Tuttle
Tuttle
Young Democrats Reorganize Johnson County Club
About 250 Democrats reorganized the Young Democratic club of Johnson county in Olathe last night. Keith Martin of Mission was elected president with Mrs. Joan Webber Gardner and Cliff McCurry Sunflower Village as vice presidents, Eugene Hackler Olathe as secretary, and Woodrow Thomas Prairie Village as treasurer.
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Olathe
Kan
Democratic Club
Johnson County
Kansas City
Ollie Turner
Keith Martin
Mission
Joan Webber
Gardner
Cliff McCurry
Sunflower Village
Eugene Hackler
Woodrow Thomas
Prairie Village
Fine Suspended for Leaving Scene of Accident
Wayne Daugherty of 841 New Hampshire Street was charged in police court yesterday with leaving the scene of an accident. Judge Wayne Allphin suspended a $25 fine and placed Daugherty on six months probation. Grant Greenback forfeited a $5 bond for a stop sign violation. Other docket items included 18 over parking tickets three restricted zone tickets and one double parking ticket.
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Wayne Daugherty
New Hampshire Street
Wayne Allphin
Grant Greenback
Guilty Plea on Drunk Charge in Police Court
Clarence Chesbo of 1112 Pennsylvania Street pleaded guilty to being drunk in police court yesterday and was fined $15 by Judge Wayne Allphin. Alcide Simnau of Topeka forfeited a $10 bond on a similar charge.
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Clarence Chesbo
Pennsylvania Street
Wayne Allphin
Alcide Simnau
Topeka
Deaths and Funerals Harvey E Fisher
Death notice for Harvey E Fisher a former Lawrence resident who died in Carlsbad New Mexico on December 1. Funeral services were held in Carlsbad Tuesday at 2 at Funk's chapel with pallbearers Roy Lloyd Harris Wil ason Byron Standclift Kingsley Earl Standclift Perry and Ethel Steele of Kansas City.
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Harvey E. Fisher
Lawrence
Carlsbad
N. M
Carls
Harry H. Standclift
Harry H
Funk’s Chapel
Roy Lloyd G. Pe Harris
Wilason
Byron Standclift
Kingsley
Earl Standclift
Perry
Ethel Steele
Kansas City
Man Denies Killing Wife in Inquest Case
Savannah Missouri December reports Tommy Emsley King denying any murder of his wife Ingrid King. He initially refused to testify, then offered an oral statement to Prosecutor Harry Latham. King said he learned of the death from daughter Betty Lou Godby who claimed Ingrid had gone for a long ride. The inquest was recessed until Monday.
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Savannah
Harry Latham
Tommy Emsley King
Ingrid King
King
Latham
Betty Lou Godby
Leavenworth
Kan
Ingrid
Godby
Dorel
South Dakota
Card of Thanks from the Lisher and Usher families
The Lisher and Usher families express sincere thanks to neighbors and relatives for their kindness and support during a time of loss.
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Fred W. Lisher
Ralph Ft Usher
Audience Outnumbered by Singers at Garden City Concert
The crowd was outnumbered by 600 choral voices directed by Dr. James A. Nickerson guest conductor from the University of Kansas. The Cim-Ark league vocal music clinic climax featured students from Cimarron Syracuse Ulysses Hugoton Liberal Meade and Garden City.
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Garden City
Kan
James A. Nickerson
University of
Body of Fire Victim Recovered in Sapulpa Hotel Fire
Searchers recovered the body of Louis C. Vincent a 70 year old Oklahoma City refrigeration company salesman who perished in an early morning hotel fire that destroyed a quarter of a city block including the 70 room Loraine hotel in Sapulpa Oklahoma.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Louis C. Vincent
Oklahoma City
Loraine
Local Social Notes From Eudora District
Mr and Mrs William Durr entertained guests at a chili supper. Leon Durr visited George Roche near Baldwin. Rev George Bolcourt joined a Sunday dinner with the Youngs. Henry Hiesberger and son from Kansas City dined with the Weixeldorfers. Weixeldorfer attended an American rabbit show in Kansas City. Prof and Mrs L C Hanson were in Lawrence for a University Club supper. Alice Walters and others shopped in Kansas City. George Born and daughters hosted a gathering.
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William Durr
Leon Durr
George Roche
Baldwin
George Bolcourt
W. L. Young
Henry Hiesberger and Son
Kansas City
John Weixeldorfer
Weixeldorfer
American Royal
L. C. Hanson
Lawrence
University Club
Alice Walters
Charles Gerstenberger
R. C. Ogden
George Born
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Santa and the Magician
Lucrece Hudgins
Santa and the
Overbrook Methodist Church
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Memorial Hospital
Labor Statistics
Ewan Clague
Machinery and Allied Products Institute
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G.O. P
Young Republican
REDS
FDR
Soviet
Penney
China
Leghorn Sn
Asting Springs
Commercal Broulera
Leghorn Drollers
Kansas City Livestock
Ted Osteers
Uourse Co
Lele
Theor da Ae
Kansas
Saturniar
Fwm
St Psu
Joe Everaad
Mareela
Renee
Mrooard
Ira Ewer
New
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Ls Lake Leak
Wem
Wither
Ralph Nutt
J Evercey
Recoari
Peernl
Lee Everiey
Citoth Neal
O. Lawre
Toto Sea
Hiri
Pasca
Mr. Maas
Colur Ree
Tadea
Narctewn
Missouri
Lawre Act7
Gyodurnady Coley
Ernie
Phelps - Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
Maiden Watch Shop
Parsons
RENCE
Bill Villee
N. BH
Eudora
Western Auto Store
Mase
Varsity Velvet
Lawrence Sanitary Milk & Ice Cream CO
Sig
Building & Loan Association
Yee
Rumsey Funeral
Ind
C. B. Rumsey
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
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