Gribery Charge Case In Solon Stirs State Probe
A Solon gribery charge drew mention of unnamed witnesses and a claim a person could name someone seen talking to Harvey. The dialogue referenced bids from several firms including Western Supply Co of Hutchinson and Bentley, with four or five companies offering identical prices. The state official suggested government money determines value, while noting changes in his association role during the 1951 legislative session.
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Harvey
Char
Rooney
Ign
Ees
Western Supply Co
Ree Gaid
Iene
Motor Carriers Association
Organiza
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas City Area
Miss Ade M Lil Mina Ada M Lill of 903 Troost Ave Missouri died Sunday at rest in Kansas City She was raised in Belleview and Eudora neighborhoods Funeral arrangements will be announced later Surviving sisters Edith Landon Mrs HL Staring and Mrs C H Sims Baton Rouge LA and Mrs L Pierce Houston TX five brothers Charles Lill Seattle WA GL Lill ti Opens v3 ley asl 7 W L Lill auntine eat Gc Ti Baton Rouge Maine and amcle E Williamson and an hunt Mien Hannah Williamson of Lawrence John Dickerman died today at the County Convalescent Hospital Funeral services will be held at Rumsey Funeral dall Thursday at 10 30 Bil Cemetery with burial at Oak Cemetery He is survived by HONS Dan Dickerman 856 yon Sti Don Dickerman Salina and John Dickerman the Oregon three daughters Mrs Dorothy Church Lawrence Mrs Rose Kertz and i Della Evans of Kansas City MO and 19 grandchildren
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Ade M
Mina Ada M. Lill
Troost Ave
Ae Canses City
Kansas City
Belleview
Eudora
Edith Landon
Staring
C. H. Sims
Baton Rouge
L. Pierce
Houston
Tex
John Dickerman
County Convalescent Hospital
Rumsey
Oak Cemeery
Dan Dickerman
Don Dickerman
Salina
Oregon
Dorothy Church
Lawrence
Rose Kertz
Della Evans
John Simons Among Four Admitted to Owl Society
Four University of Kansas juniors including one from Lawrence were elected Monday to the Owl Society, KU’s honorary junior men society. John Simons, son of Mr and Mrs Simons, was chosen alongside Joe James Graves of Hutchinson and A B Collom. Initiation will occur later in December, raising KU chapter membership to 20. Officers: President Hubert Dye Wichita, Secretary Kenneth Dam Marysville, Treasurer Robert Ball Garden City.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Owl Society
John Simons
Joe James Graves
Hutchinson
A. B. Collom
K.U
Hubert Dye
Wichita
Kenneth Dam
Marysville
Robert Ball
Garden City
Drunk Charges Lead to Forfeitures and Jails in Arlington
D C Stewart of Arlington forfeited a $5 bond in police court on a drunken charge. Fane White, no address given, forfeited $25 bond on a drunkenness charge. Fillmore Cox of Route 3 found guilty of drunkenness and destroying property, sentenced to 30 days in city jail on each count. Richard King of 1244 N. J. was jailed after failing to pay a $15 fine for drunkenness.
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D. C. Stewart
Arlington
Texas
Fane White
Fillmore Cox
Route 3
Richard King
N. J
Falure
Cadet Promoted at St John’s Military School Salingz
Dean Radcliffe son of Mr and Mrs Charles O Radcliffe of 2232 Vt St was among 13 cadets at St John’s Military School Salingz promoted this week He rose to Private First Class in the first year class His great great grandfather E W Ober helped found the school in 1887 His great uncle H B Ober is in the graduating class Six other Lawrence youths attend St John’s
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Dean Radcliffe
Charles O. Radcliffe
Vt. St
St. John's Military School
Salingz
Det Radcliffe
Gredeing St
Lawrence
St John's
LMHS Mathematics Staff Represented At High School Session
A LMHS mathematics staff led by Lowell Bailey Miss Martha Rayhill and Jerry Rogers attended a high school session in EU Onnfarqnce with participants including William D. Wolfe and Mrs Al Chowning.
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Don
William D. Wolfe
al Chowning
LMHS
Ie Mathematics
Lowell Bailey
Martha Rayhill
Jerry Rogers
Lawrence letters from servicemen and foreign student aid drive
Lawrence residents respond to Christmas greetings from theater manager and receive morale boosts. A new temporary committee at KU plans to welcome more foreign students and entertain them at meetings. Missing books prize a local theft linked to Dr Mary Buchst an's lecture benefiting a Swiss war orphan charity. Salesmen solicit parents for musical instruments. school officials deny endorsement and warn about unauthorized pitches.
Police Court Fines For Traffic Violations
In police court G Watkins of Bonner Springs was fined 10 dollars for failing to stop at a stop sign. Sehn Wayne White of 1613 RF I St was fined 5 dollars for making a U turn. Henry Sheddrick of 1733 Mass St was found guilty on a series of traffic counts including a U turn and wrong land.
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G. Watkins
Bonner Springs
Rar
Sehn Wayne White
RF. I. St
Henry Sheddrick
Mass. St
Lawrence Lodge elects George W Mole worthy master
Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM elected George W Mole 114 E 1th St as worthy master at Monday evening rites. Retiring master and other officers for 1953 were also named. Journal subscription notices and unrelated text appear in the report.
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George W. Mole
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
Glenn L. Harris
Toes Eae
Ave
Beay
Mediterranean
Genger Fests for Dies in Conniet aha Seeks Members
James Hotchkiss leads a committee that will include both adult and juvenile residents as members. The announcement details planned community involvement and oversight.
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James Hotchkiss
Kcommittee
Local Names Mentioned in Memorial Hospital Notes
A collection of names and partial addresses appears tied to memorial hospital notes. Included are Margaret Johanning, Veda Sallman, Roger Seaman, Richard Sallman, Floyd Wayne, Eddie Maxwell, Cam Baby Poeverlein, Alta Broeker, Evelyn le, Laura Smith, Robert Neil, Lala Beaman, Maxine Gantz, Dor is Wood, John Peters, Lester Russ, Don Johnson, Li Turner, and others with scattered streets and towns such as Topeka, Kansas City Missouri, Vinland, Tongenoxie, Baldwin, and Barker Avenue. The fragmentary text lists births, visits, or notices without clear events.
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Margaret Johanning
Beldwin
Veda Sallman
Roger Seaman
Richard Sallman Sallman
Topeka
Floyd Wayne
Kansas City
Eddie Maxwell
Cam Baby Boy Poeverlein
Vinland
Alta Broeker
N.Y. St
Evelyn le
Prospect St
Helen
Tonganoxie
Laura Smith
Tongenoxie
Route 1
Robert Neil
Eudora
Lala Beaman
N. J. St
Maxine Gantz
Williamstown
Doris Wood
Tenn. St
Will Head Drive Aides Blood Program Expansion
The article outlines continued efforts in the 1953 drive to fund a stepped-up blood program. It notes involvement of aides, transportation corps, and related groups with a total of 1061 assisting, as part of a broader $33 million initiative aimed at expanding blood services and combating disease.
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Soci
Deunken Driving Charge Result in Fine and Jail Sentence
A case labeled as deunken driving yielded a $15 fine and a 0 day jail sentence in the second county.
Guilty Driving Under Influence and Open Bottle Charge
Guilty in County Court Monday for driving while under the influence of liquor and transporting an open bottle. Sentenced to 30 days in the county jail on the first count, fined 350 and costs on the second count.
Kansas football coach lauds team and fans after tough season
Kansas coach Sikes praises the players perseverance amid hard luck and a top ten ranking. He notes the 73 record and 35 finish, emphasizing the value of fostered friendships and the impact of athletic scholarships. Athletic Director Lonborg credits major schedules and accepts defeat as part of growth.
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Sikes
Kansas
Lonborg
Market Update From Kansas City Livestock Report
USDA cattle and calf totals near 6500 and 800 with slow trade across classes. Short thin bids on red steers and heifers. limited commercial demand. Cows weak to 30 lower. light stocker and feeder activity. Hogs at 316. hogs steady to lower 10-2 c lower on some quotes. Wheat and corn prices noted. butterfat varied.
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Cinace
A. C. Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Teachers Conference For Douglas And Franklin Counties
Elementary teachers from Douglas and Franklin Counties attend a Kansas wide curriculum conference at the Community Building on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 45 p.m. Miss Ina Borman of Emporia State will exhibit science materials and perform Gage experiments. Mrs Ruth Jardo will show children's books and guide teachers on ordering. State agency staff will join discussion groups on science books reading and methods to aid skew learners.
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Douglas
Franklin Counties
Uth
St. Sts
Kansas
State Department of Education
Ina Borman
Emporia State Teachers College
Ruth Jardo
State Agency
Pri
Bert Hedges Dies Ex UNESCO Kansas Leader
Bert A. Hedges 54 59 died of cancer Monday serving as first Kansas chairman of UNESCO after World War II. A WWI Marine veteran and past commander of Thomas Hopkins American Legion Wichita he helped Kansans in postwar international exchanges. Married licenses noted for Harold Brohammer and Marie Hornberger.
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Wichita i
Bert A. Hedges
First Kansas
U. N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco For
Kansas
Hedges
Marine Corps
Thomas Hopkins
American Legion
Wichita
Couple Found Guilty in Petty Larceny Case
Delbert Bryant and Jack Frye of Eudora were found guilty by Cooney Court Monday of petty larceny. Bryant received 30 days in county jail and a fine. Frye faced a similar penalty.
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Delbert Bryant
Jack Frye
Eudora
Cooney
Medic Predicts Future Space Travel By Children
A doctor asserts that today’s children will pioneer space exploration, with 30 hour rocket missions to the moon. The claim frames a bold medical and scientific vision for upcoming generations and interplanetary travel milestones.
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Moon
Poultry price list fragment details varied items
A partial OCR fragment lists butter grade, Iba cartons, Tbs measures, hens, fryers, white and red weights, commercial broilers and price ranges in pounds and fractions, indicating market pricing data without full context.
Grain futures and prices in Arkansas wheat and corn markets
Reads like a futures page with Arkansas Wheat prices and futures quotes. Notes No 2 hard and soft red varieties around 2.43% to 2.41% and corn around 2.10 to 2.16 White. Oats, maize, rye, barley, soybeans, bran and shorts prices listed with car counts and percentage declines.
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Cash Grainakansas
Finch
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Journal-World
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W. R. Terrell
Lawrence Rotary Club
Fritz Helder
League ‘of Women Voters
Don Alderson
Mildred Kirkham
Wren
Children’s Village
Miss Kirkham
Soroptimist Club
Mary Buchanan
London
W. D. Wolfe
Lawrence Lodge
Memorial Hospital
John Peters
Barker Ave
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Lester Russ
Sun Mower
Don Johnson
Sii
Li Turner
Baldwin Win ‘Sons
Ma Tadey
Deunken
Beach
Gish
Waile Stinson
Orban Tice
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Ozark
Meyer
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Chrysler
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Martin
Phillips
Sinclair
Bert Hedges
Unesco
Harold Brohammer
Baldwin
Marie Hornberger
Schubert Funeral Home
Kew
Hampshire
Manley
S. Agcy
MC Masley
Merits
McKinney
Trawley
CaLvin Wuhvunmce
Tarma
Douglas County State Bank
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Bank of Friendly Service
Kirkpatricks
Naeem
Agency
Scott MeeraTune
Funk
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