Congress to Rule on Inch Lines in Gas Pipeline Dispute
Washington reports War Assets Administration to refer the Inch pipeline question back to Congress amid a clash of gas and oil interests. Administrator Robert M Littlejohn told the House investigating committee he hopes for authority to set in motion a sale, as fuel shortages and coal strike relief considerations drive urgency.
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Washington
Congress
Fioweres
Ohio
Vergurt
James MM
Cian Congress
Custodians Dinner Brings Lawrence School Group Together
Custodians and wives of Lawrence city school system attended a chili supper hosted by the board of education in the senior high cafeteria. Supt FE K Nevétny spoke briefly. Oliver Hobbs directed young men who sang two selections. Several couples and individuals were listed as unable to attend due to illness in the family.
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Lawrence City
Board of Education
FE. K. Nevétny
Oliver Hobbs
R. C. Carey
Aa. Il. Colburn
Frank Dixon
Oliver Desay
E. Te. Gardner
Clarence Hodge
Lonie Howard
Walter J. Kimmel
O. A. McGinnis
George Newton
Albert Salisbury
H. W. Smith
George W. Alexander
Eloc
Reguelin
Art Hutchinson
Giness
Christmas Parade Prizes For Best Decorated Bike
Lawrence riders plan to enter a Christmas parade with prize for best decorated bike. Also a Red Cross board meeting set for Monday afternoon at the Community building. Included: sentencing of Clarence Ho Wardenburg in Missouri for liquor charges and a fatal bomb wrapped as a gift in The Hague. Catherine Brand granted a divorce in Shawnee county court.
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Herp
South Fork
Douglas County Red Crossfehapter
the Hague
Dec
Aague
Frans Roer
Catherine Brand
Johny Brand
Shawnee County
Popeka
Baseball park proposal explored in civic Q and As
A historic Q and A discusses a planned baseball park to host youth leagues, six teams per year, and a potential university and school access. It envisions a roofed grandstand, lighting, parking for 250 cars, and a civic group managing the facility under a mayoral committee.
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Pace
AL A.eark
Wien
Mationa
Junoor High
Centre Rd
Wie
John Set Teeters
University of Kansas
Haskell Institute
South Park
Army to Supply 2100 Tons Coal for Public Use in Emergency
The War Department announced 2100 tons of coal will be made available for public emergency needs due to the miners' strike. Orders have been issued to all commands under severe economy measures. Ross V Carlson files for divorce from Ellen Fern Carlson in district court.
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Army
Washington
War Department
Ross V. Carlson
District Court
Ellen Fern Carlson
Baby Contest at Sunflower Village Names Winners
The Sunflower Village Baby Event honored young children from area families with prizes for best looking, healthiest, shyest, and other traits. Winners included Carat Ford and Karen Raper, with entrants from Wichita, Lawrence, and Kansas City, judged by local officials and teachers.
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Sunflower Village
Ccky
Ferro
Charles R
Terry Rice
David BR. Rive
Abel
Kan
Ring
Queon
Eenter
Steve Clinton
Wichita
LaDonna Jean Fisher
Dig
Donid F. Fisher
Jan Ford
Glenn A. Ford
Tommy Porter
T. W. Porter
Port Jefferson
Karen Raper
Months
Marion FE
Raper
Irwin
Mey
Jimmy Forbes
James M. Forbes
Kansas City
Carol Lee Thompson
Arthur R. Thompson
Janis Lee Wenlworth
M del L. Weelworth
Lawrence
Craig Hinshaw
Walter H. Hinshaw
Mike
Outstanding Kansas senior wins VFW scholarship
Charles Roos, a University of Kansas journalism senior, received a $50 award and a year's paid up membership in the William Allen White post of the VFW in Kansas City. He was named outstanding graduating senior with overseas World War I experience and has held multiple editorial roles at the University Daily Kansan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roos
Lawrence
University of Kansas
William Allen White
Woflow
Kansas City
V.F.W. Post
Altho Roos
Roos
Kansan
Rites Held for Eva Horton at First Baptist
Miss Eva Horton 011 Tennessee street died yesterday morning. Services were held at 2 pm at First Baptist Church with Rev. George C. Fetter in charge. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Pallbearers were Dr Will Gorrill Sam Elliott W C Simons C Mann F L Wellhausen and Frank E Clarke.
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Eva Horton
Tennessee Street
First Baptist Church
George C. Fetter
Oak Hill Cemetery
Will Gorrill
Sam Elliott
W. C. Simons
F. L. Wellhausen
Frank E. Clarke
Labor in Contempt Fight Moves to Supreme Court Appeal
President Philip Murray said he would join the UMW in appealing Goldsborough's rulings to the Supreme Court as fuel-saving restrictions loom and government action nears. William Green blasted Truman's course as jungle rule while AFL and CIO leaders pledged no tolerance for interference. Contempt actions and possible prosecutions under the Connally Act loom, with a critical court date and rapid record transfers to higher court.
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C.sc
Philip Murray
Lewis
U.M.W
Goldsborough
Supreme Court
A.F.L
William Green
C.lo
United Automobile Workers — Baigest
S . Connally
Truman
Suew Arts
Goldstar
Government moves to curb coal and power use nationwide
Washington reports drastic new orders to dim coal burning utilities and limit electric use for businesses and cities to conserve coal. Restrictions include 50 percent indoor lighting cuts and 40 percent electrical machine reductions with 25 day coal stock notices triggering federal action.
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Washington
CPA
Florida
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
District of Columbia
Electric Power and Light Companies
Wilkins Recital Elevates King and Queen of Song
Joseph and Marie Wilkins headlined a concert praised for regal vocalism with Mozart arias and dramatic soprano feats. Joseph opened with Italian songs and a lively Danza, while Marie delivered Mozart’s Abduction arias and Verdi like bravura, followed by Slavic selections.
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Joseph
Marie Wilkins
Denison
Mozart
Durante
Bassani
Marie
the Seraglio
Mr. Wilkins
Rimsky- Korsakoff
Sadko
Moussorgsky
Market News Brief Notes Trading Actions and Prices
Fragmentary market update mentions Katsas Coty Livestock and prices at stations. References a sale at 7 41 spa and notes bids and offers with unclear timing and venues. No clear entities beyond livestock market names are readable.
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Katsas Coty
Eisenhower to take hospital leave for bursitis in Miami
President Eisenhower will take a month's rest at a Miami hospital to treat bursitis. The leave is his first extended break in over a decade as he pursues medical care while maintaining general health. A correspondent reports from Warsaw that Robert Conway was released by Lubin security police after being detained for photographing prisoners and women with food.
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Eisenhower
Devente
Duisenhower
Errow
Miami
Fla
Warsaw
Robert Conway
Tenafly
N. JL
N.Y
Livestock and Market Roundup from Kansas City and Chicago
Figures show varied livestock prices with bulls scarce and medium cattle around 17.50 to 20.00, hogs at 23.25, and sheep activity described as scattered but modestly active. Grain and produce markets report mixed quotes for corn, wheat, and butterfat, with Chicago notes and Kansas City daily averages.
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Comernn Grace
sea-Ib
Choice Stau Ewes
Packer
Esa
Wall Street Dips on Coal Price Hopes as Trade Tims Signal
Stocks retreat as coal price optimism fades and investor sentiment weighs on the market. Market observers frame opening moves around energy cost expectations and early trading patterns.
Corporate names list appears in fragmented OCR
Readable fragments name Betsenem Youngstown Steel Acme Steel North American Columbia Gas Chrysler Gimbel Continental Can Du Pont plus American Smelting and General Electric. No coherent event or context provided.
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Betsenem
Youngstown Steel
Acme Steel
Niveasine
North American
Endiesis Pubic Service
Columbia Gas Chrysler
Goodrrer
Santa Fe
General
Gas
Amercan Smelting
General Foettric
Gimbel _Alfred
Continental Can
Albed Chemical
du Pont
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Das
Clarence Ho Wardenburg
St. Charles
Frank R. Gray
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Starkey
Baseball
Woon
Hamilton
Henry Wern- Contest Jade
Denarment
Perehereny
Mary Eliabeth Fovanes Etur
Acheter
University Nursery School
K. U
VFW Post
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Wyoming
Winfield
Carl A. Rott
Winfield Courier
Sheridan
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Press
W. W. Keith
The
Courier
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Victor Moss
Zella Barckley
Clay Center
James Bivens
Jacqueline Porter
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati Fouth
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Tex
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Chicago
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T&t
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Streamliner
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Catl
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Seven Dwarfs
Brichfast
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Dana Aare
Douglas County Building and Loan Association
the Rapid Transit
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Alexander Knox
Sister Kenny
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Charles Dingle
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