GOP Confident of Victory in 1952
New York December 4 Republicans leaders three governors and a senator rallied in New York praising a GOP win in 1952 while avoiding pledges on the nomination. Dewey and Lodge backed Eisenhower while Dirksen blasted the Truman record and Driscoll forecast GOP victory, urging careful stance on the nomination fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truman
Thomas F. Dewey
John Lodge
Connecticut
Eisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
Taft
Alfred E. Driscall
New Jersey
Dewey
Dirksen
Driscoll
Sexige
GOP
Deaths in the News: Noted Editors and Officials Obituaries
Edwin L. James 61 longtime New York Times editor since 1932 began at the paper in 1915 and served as Work War I correspondent and chief European correspondent. Poindexter Peat D Poindexter Hawaii governor 1934 1942 born Canyon City Oregon later moved to Montana Democrat. Dr. Davis Snedden 83 former Massachusetts education commissioner and retired Teachers College professor Palo Alto California pioneer California family. Sister Mary Theodore Victoria 95 noted British Columbia teacher and author Oswego-born historian of the Sisters of St. Mary Theodora Pineault
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwin L. Dace
New York
Edwin L. James
The
New York Times
Irvington
Joseph D. Feindexter
Peat D. Poindexter
Hawaii
Canyon City
Ore
Montana
David Snedden
Palo Alto
Calif
Davis Snedden
Massachusetts
Columbia University Teachers College
California
Mary Theodore Victoria
B.C
Mary Theodore
Victoria Pineault
British Columbia
Sisters of St
Oswego
Emil Heck Re-Elected Director of Soil Group
Directors were elected yesterday at the Kansas Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors annual meeting. Stanley Maar, Clarence Brown, Emil Heck, and Bernard Melia were chosen. Brown, Heck, and Melia were reelected, with Heck serving as association president. The session continues today. A separate item notes James Francis Toyne was fined $10 and costs for tailgating on the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Heck
Wichita
Kansas Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors
Stanley Maar
Jewell County
Clarence Brown
Trego County
Douglas County
Bernard Melia
Ford County
Brown
Heck
Melia
Heck Ia
James Francis Toyne
Frank J. Ginny
Hospital admits multiple patients after puncture wound incident
At Memorial Hospital several individuals are listed as treated or admitted this morning following a puncture wound to the right third, with addresses and names including Evelyn Howe Baglin, Algia Kirkman Linwood, John McMahon Sunflower, William Payne 762 Walnut St W, and others in Sunflower and nearby areas. The report notes emergency room treatment and a yesterday discharge for some patients, reflecting routine hospital intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Howe
Baglin
Algia Kirkman
Linwood
John McMahon
Sunflower
William Payne
Walnut St
Harold Turner
Mich
Urban rural night at Memocrat Hall on Baker campus
Reporter en route to invest in a postage stamp notes C E Decker exiting the post office with a bundle of No 10 envelopes nine inches high red with la string. Decker directs the local TB Christmas seals drive and appears cheerful. Five hundred farmers from south Douglas County expected to attend the Baldwin Rotary and Commercial clubs sponsored event with coffee pie and cider. At Memorial Park a Homecoming fan required help after landing in a water-filled ditch near stadium. Chance for Franklin D Murphy helped pull him free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Decker
T.B
Decker
Memocrat Hall
Baker University
Baldwin
Douglas ‘County
Baldwin Commercial and Rotary Clubs
K. U
Chance
Franklin D. Murphy
Uprising at VMI Ends With Widespread Damage
A large student protest at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington involved about 200 to 675 cadets with roughly 75 percent of the 900 students taking part. Window breakage, furniture removal and arson damaged the officer of the day area, water flooding, wiring torn from loudspeakers, and damaged ceilings and bulletin boards. The clash followed tightened regulations on barracks bed checks and a heat of protest over enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
West Point
South
VMI
Truman May Name Czar to Settle Service Disputes
Washington reports defense officials consider a Pentagon based referee to oversee procurement for all armed services. The plan, revived from a 1940s proposal, aims to curb interservice disputes with a single authority likely to be named this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Czar
Washington
Defense
Pentagon
Charles E. Wilson
Senate
Sen
Lynton RB
Johnson
D-Texar
Wilson
Key West
Fla
UP Executive Dies at 51 in Omaha Hospital
MER Ot 2alae G urphy, 51, director of relations for the Union Pacific Railroad in Omaha, died in a hospital after a stroke. Murphy joined the railroad as news bureau manager in 1937 and became public relations director in 19 40s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Gurphy
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Murphy
Local Express Agent Retires After 41 Years of Service
FH Ponner, longtime local agent for the Railway Express Company, retires after more than four decades in the express business. He arrived in Lawrence in 1910 and rose from street car operator to local agent, while his children pursued degrees at KU. Gus A Carlson succeeds him, moving from Clay Center to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponner
Ie Railway Express Company
Hna
Linerence
DeSoto
Ars
Wells Fargo Co
Eldridge Bowl
Penner
Tle
Wells Fargo
Amaritan Express Company
MMR
Dlg Railway Express
Lawrence
K.U
J. G. Elliot Penner
U.S.S. Franklin
L. R. Penner
University of Connecticut
Robert Kruse
Topeka
Say It With Music Revue At Liberty Memorial High
Three musical groups will perform in the Junior High School revue Say It With Music at 7 30 pm Thursday in the Liberty Memorial High School auditorium. Admission is free for the public. JHS orchestra members will play while eighth and ninth grade choruses sing with many named performers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
JHS
Orchestran
Doris Beans
Judy Gore Fson
Ray Ntehwla
Manaste Anderson
Teter Andersan
Marele Cantey
Bevery Cabl
Pat Carter
Loran’ White
Rex Curleson
Stanley Pearzon
Wanda Snon
Button Pontius
Dolores Rist
Lawrence Pringle
Heverly Tut
Willa Smith
Evelyn Sheard
Pred Deny
Mud Hichardson
GW. Fishel
Geng Gentry
Danny Grover
Mob Cuntert
Larry James
Ronald Runkle
Kimmie Long
Dante McAlister
Edward McKelvay
Edwin McKulvery
Tod Nich+aly
Nancy Honwell
Mickey Bermussew
Taerbarn Hhenall
Audrey Thane
Jo Cueney
Mary Corel
Dalores Dunn
Hizabeth Bne
Martha Poder
Ciro Kreneh
Nancy Garrla
Chnevteva Gotrev
Homa Jamil
Judy Harding
Ames Huxtad
Karen Lay
Thelma Tebmann
Harhara Lexch
Bally Mader
Sally) Montgomery
Ninth Urnde
Thelma Atchison
Carol Weelin
Teta Banks
Frankie Whitmore
Jillen Karnes
Max Williams
Margaret Kinbatl
Coleman Reed
Barbara Marshall
Freddy Jones
Clara Mowder
Darlene Mumford
Nous Ue Isne
Peggy Wisk
Beverly Koborta
Sees Trouble Ahead If Order Is Only Political
The article cites Arkansas Senator observations that an order used for political leverage could disrupt defense production. President Truman notes a committee on government contract compliance and mentions Defense Mobilizer Charles F. B. Wilson’s veto power over the committee’s recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Truman
Fairy Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
South
Defense
Charles FB. Wilson
Appoints Receiver For Hospital In Insolvency Case
Topeka December 4 State Bank Commissioner Elmer T Beck declared the employer credit union at Winter Veterans Hospital insolvent and appointed a receiver to liquidate it The union had been under the State Banking Department since the arrest of secretary treasurer Thelma Dahlstrom of Topeka on charges of falsifying records She pled guilty and received three years probation An attempt to restore funds included 7274 from a bonding company The receiver named was Fred Carman Topeka lawyer Also in Police Court Arthur E Christie was fined 100 for drunken driving and 10 suspensions of jail terms were handed to several others including John Ward Thoman Albert Orson and Otis Washington with various probation and town leaving conditions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Bank
Elmer T. Beck
Winter Veterans Hospital
State Banking Department
Thelma Dahlstrom
Dahlstrom
Powers
Arthur J. Mellett
Beck
Fred Carman
Topekattorney
Wayne Allphin
Arthur E. Christie
Kansas City
Hernae
John Ward
Picher
Okla
William P. Payne
Thoman Albert Orson
Frank Lewis Howe
Pittsburg
Otis Washington
Independence
William O'Neal
Suse
Drunk Driving and Public Intoxication Fines Listed
In County Court Glenn William Bailey was fined 100 dollars plus costs for driving while under the influence of liquor. Alex Jordan paid ten dollars and cents for being drunk in a public place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn William Bailey
Alex Jordan
One Liquor Store Bandit Gets Term at Hutchinson
Rol land L. Styskol age 19 of Omaha Nebraska received an indeterminate sentence at the state reformatory in Hutchinson for taking part in 11 liquor store holdups in eastern Kansas. He pleaded guilty to two armed robbery counts and accomplice William Rae faces a hearing. The duo, stationed at Forbes Air Force Base as privates first class, carried out robberies in Lawrence including Hicks Liquor Store and Stam Liquor Store, netting about 350 dollars and whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Rolland L. Styskol
Omaha
Nebr
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Kansas
Styskol
William Rae
Harrison City
Rae
Forbes Air Fooce Base
Lawrence
Hicks Liquor
N. 3Rd
Stam
N. HL St
Kefauver to Reply to MacArthur at Seattle Dinner
Senator Estes Kefauver is expected to deliver a reply to General MacArthur at a Jefferson Jackson day dinner in Seattle. MacArthur’s centennial speech drew Democratic and labor criticism for attacking the Truman administration, spurred by a campus rule against political speakers at the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Der
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Gen. MacArthur
Truman
University of Washington
Kefauver
Kansas tax take higher than in November of ’50
Topeka reports November tax and fee receipts set a record with $8,434,241 collected, up from $7,127,701 in November 1969. Five month total reached $42,991,533 versus $40,778,030 a year earlier, with sales tax for the month at $3,418,610 against $2,962,583 in November 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Commisson of Revenue
Douglas County draft board seeks information on three men
The Douglas County Draft Board asks anyone with information on the whereabouts of three men to call 1369 or mail a postal card in care of the draft board at Douglas County Court House. Names and former addresses in Lawrence are LeRo Jamison, 741 Grant St and 708 N St. Justia Elwin Homes, 1116 Conn St. Isaac Danial Cott, 1318 Aura St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Draft Board
Douglas County Court House
Lawrence
LeRo
Jamison
Grant St
St. Justia
Lawrence Historical Society Meeting Tonight Speaker Nyle Miller
The Lawrence Historical Society will meet in the museum room of the new city building at 8th and Vt. St. at 7 30 this evening. Nyle Miller, secretary of the Kansas State Historical Society, will speak on the event. The group will also discuss the historical display to be placed in the museum room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Historical Society
New City Building
8Th and Vt. Sta
Nyle Miller
Kansas State Historical Society
Divorces Filed In County District Court
Two divorce suits filed with the clerk of the County District Court seek dissolution of marriages. One case pairs Maria M. Martinez with Francia Rives Martinez and the other pairs Mary Louise Ho with Bernard Le Hoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te County District Court
Maria M. Martinez
Francia Rives Martinez
Divo
Mary Louise Ho
Bernard le Hoppe
Home for Christmas for Detroit man freed after 27 years
Vance Hardy walked out of Detroit Recorder's Court a free man after 27 years in prison for a 1924 killing he says he did not commit. His sister Gladys Barrett, who never ceased pursuing his innocence, vowed that his release fulfills a lifelong dream. The case drew new evidence and a judge overturned the verdict, granting a new trial and eventual acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Gaunt
Balding
Vance Hardy
Gladys Barrett
Hardy
Recorder’s Court
Louis Lambert
Lambert
Recorder
Joseph A. Gillis
Gillis
Exconvic
German Representatives To Take Part in Debate
Paris December 4 United Nations special political committee voted 50 to 6 with one abstention to invite east and west German representatives to debate German elections. The move marks the first time Germans have been invited to UN discussions though Russia objected that the issue is not UN business. East Germany is unlikely to participate due to Soviet influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United Nations Special Political Committee
West Germany
United Nations
Russia
Jacob Malik
Soviet Union
Malik
East Germany
Pakistan
Internal Revenue Bureau To Issue Gambling Data
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Bureau will publish a report on its experience selling occupational stamps to gamblers and reveal plans to crack down on bookmakers punch board operators numbers writers and other unregistered professionals. An AP tabulation shows at least 2575 gamblers applied for the new federal gambling tax stamp by December 1. Most state laws deem these operations illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Associated Press
Pio Mel
Trash Fire Alarm on East Sixth Street Reported
Fire crews responded to a small trash blaze between Conn. and N streets on East Sixth Street around 1 45 this afternoon. A marriage license was issued from Probate Court to Millard L. Cox 31 and Frieda L. Frakes 29 both of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sixth St
Conn. and
Millard L. Cox
Frieda L.frakes
Topeka
Market Summary Shows Mixed Faith in Cattle and Grain Prices
Market at a glance reports uneven cattle trade with prices lower and stronger hogs. Wheat and corn futures fluctuate as export demand and cash markets weigh on Kansas City and local grain prices. Livestock and feed values are mixed, with notes on prime cattle and hay markets and continuing price volatility across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec. A
Tonia
Corton
Hedikrat
Funttilsadon House
Heldutten
Nts
Advan
Fragmentary note hints at names and placements
The readable parts reference a person or place called Fane and a phrase about a painting and a tortoise. The legible text is severely garbled, offering no clear event, date, or attribution to a known organization or location.
Fragmented OCR Glimpse of 1930s Market ads and Names
Partial readable OCR shows a jumble of brand names and entities like General Motors Montgomery Ward and Union Carder alongside scattered items such as TV activity shipping figures and prices. Mentions of markets, products, and firms hint at a late era commerce page with scattered data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointe
Patie
Pravda
Tierada
Betraleam
Rita
Niutora
Raiding TV
Clusativabe
Ale Gaines
Ligher
General Motors
Be Tihher
Monigomery Ward
Three Men Die in DC-3 Training Plane Crash
A United Air Lines DC-3 training plane crashed near Stapleton Municipal Airfield in Denver while returning from a training flight. All three aboard died, including instructor J. D. Koeher and students Lawrence G. Wilson, 28, of Boulder, and Cloami Wayne C. Moon of El Centro, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Cole
Dre
United Air Lines
Rocky Mountain
Arsenal Textay
Stapleton Municipal Airfield
Denver
Tinsted Air Lines
J. D. Koeher
Lawrence G. Wilson
Boulder
Cloami
Wayne C. Moon
el Cecrita
Calif
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Kindness at Passsing
A short note from Mrs. Fomil Selimit and family thanks friends for swampathy and kindness shown after the death of their husband and father on November 20.
Deaths and Funerals of Earl F Williams and Rev William Garrison
Earl F Williams 59 died Sunday at his San Bernardino California home a Baldwin former resident. Funeral services in Baldwin time to be announced. Survived by Ada Williams mother Baldwin Richard Williams Long Beach three brothers Loren Leo Oscar Williams and Lenora Baldwin and a sister. Rev William W Garrison died at his Hugoton home after a stroke last year in his 70s. Former pastor of Heaper Friends Church and Prairie Center Friends Church. Service at Hesper Church Thursday 2 p.m. with Le Roy Thornburg officiating. Burial at Hesper Cemetery. Survived by wife Marva Garrison of the home daughter Mrs Clyde Brown Colby son Alton Garrison Minneapolis Minnesota stepson Sheldon Jackson Haviland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F
Williama
Earl F. Williame
San Bernardino
Calif
Baldwin
Ada Williams
Richard Williams
Long Beach
Lorén Williams
Leo Williams
Oscar Williams
Mian Lenora Williams
William W. Garrison
Hugoton
Altho
Garrison
Heaper Friends Church
Prairie Center
Friends Church
Hesper
le’ Roy Thornburg
Hesper Cemetery
Mra
Marva Garrison
Clyde Brown
Colby
Alton Garrison
Minneapolis
Mion
Sheldon Jackson
Haviland
Emma Wright Thomas Mra Dies After Long Illness at 93
Emma Wright Thomas aged 93 died Sunday at her home in Wellsville after a long illness. She lived in Wellsville 31 years and was a member of the Wellsville Baptist Church. Survived by daughter Mrs Theresse Wright of Wellsville, son George Thomas of Los Angeles, son Iver Thomas, Monuan City, and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held later at the Wellsville Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wright Thomas
Wellsville
Wellaville
Thomas
Theresse Wright
Xo Zona
George
Iver Thomas
Los Angeles
Thomas Clerk Paren
Monuan City
Greene
Wellavilla
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Memorial Hospital
W. £. Landry
Lorene Beebe
Vt. St
Louis Knight
Burlington
Jerome Gleason
Elm St
Doves Willams
Edna Smith
Robert Flannery
Mass
Galland
Gloria Edwarda
Haskell Ave
Shirley Brown
Dela. St
Beulah Smith
Ale
Mary Cornelius
Elizabeth Calvert
John Blaele
Eudora
Roy Bledsoe
3Rd St
American Legion
8Th and
Vermont
Las Regan
Post Office
Betsy Rosa
Philadelphia
Harold Wares
Ottawa
John L. Handy
R. J. St
Roy F. Coffman
Ralph Clark Wealey
Maine St
Local Express
F. IL Denner
Uive
Credit Union
MacArthur
Historical Society Meeting
Sulta
Kanana City
CAP
Bagri
Manaas
Kanine
Lmi
Anita
Feeler
Iver Ibn
Perahes
Kansas Cis
Dee
Hoga Anine Ag
Hangae
Clive
Rheacher
Kannan
Kannassy
Dane Qin
Einar
Alan
Aye
Ant
Katty
Nam
Mate
Avriinen
Ken Ee Kep
Scott
Temperature Equip CO
Chicago
Los
Auigines
McClures Ny Rieder Bbn
Kaos
Calloree
George Hedrick
Massachusetts St
Barragt
Fitch & Co.,ino, Investment Bankers
Baltimore Ava
Midwest Stock Exchange
Kanseaity
Decker-Coy Agency
Warren Decker
Bud Cay
T West
Aitna
M.r.gile
Lawrence Memorial CO
Norman Endacott, Bigr
City Hall
M. C. Manley
Merle McKinney
CCN
Aia
Bert
Price
Schubert
Evert
Traylor & Calvin Insurance
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