Young Republicans of Kansas plan 105 county presence
Topeka December 10 1945 Casey Jones state president says Kansas young Republicans aim to be organized in 105 counties by the spring convention. He notes veterans will be recruited and a state convention expected in Topeka in April with committees named for arrangements rules credentials and more.
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Topeka
W. C
Casey” Jones
Olathe
Young Republicans
Kansas
Jones
Don Hults
Lawrence
Quentin Brown
McDill Boyd
Phillipsburg
Keith Moore
Wichita
Nathan Rash
Kansas City
Jay Kyle
Pete Farabi
Pittsburg
Gale Moss
el Dorado
Mark Bennett
Pat Robnett
Paul Darby
Sa Jina
Hery Myland
Washington
Spencer Finney
Chanute
Vernon Traylor
Great Bend
John McCall
Selma Holbert
Manhattan
Ben Birney
Hill City
Harold Fatzer
G. Pfleicher
Sabetha
Norman Sortor
Statewide potato crop meeting set for December 12 in Manhattan
A Raw Alley Potato Growers meeting is called for December 12 at 7 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce to set Kansas potato acreage goals for 1946 and discuss the Brewster Bill and related price support programs. Scott Kelsey reports from Washington and Chicago. Hubert Collins and P.M.A. staff will assist with disease control and seed treatment.
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Manhattan
Chamber of Commerce
Scott Kelsey
Topeka
National Potato Advisory Committee
United Fruit and Vegetable Association
Washington
Chicago
Brewster
Hubert Collins
Mr. Phillips
Russel Reitz
P.M
J. D. Miller
Rush parties cancelled by KU sororities amid flu epidemic
Martha Peterson Pan Hellenic secretary announced postponement of rushees entertainments at KU last weekend on health service orders to curb the campus flu outbreak. Dr Ralph I Canuteson health service director said the university hospital is at capacity. City school absences total 465 for the day, per the superintendent.
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K.U
University Health Service
Martha Peterson
Pan Hellenic
Ralph I. Canuteson
The
Health Service
University Hospital
Wichita Man Fined 200 for Liquor Transport
Ted E. Green of Wichita was fined 200 and sentenced to 60 days in the Douglas county jail. He pleaded guilty to transportation and possession of intoxicating liquors. Arrested by undersheriff Elmer Schiller and Deputy R W Sanders during county court session Saturday before J B Wilson.
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Ted E. Green
Wichita
Douglas County
J. B. Wilson
Defidant
Udtersheriff
Elmer ‘Schiller
R. W. ‘Sanders
Melvin to Speak on United States in Atlantic Community
F E Melvin associate professor of history will discuss The United States Part of an Atlantic Community of Nations on Wednesday at 8 pm in Fraser theatre. The lecture is part of the America at Peace series for adult education and current problems chaired by Walter E Sandelius professor of political science.
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F. E. Melvin
United States
Atlantic Community of Nations
Fraser Theatre
Walter E. Sandelius
Two to Discuss Russia in KU Lecture Series
Ely Culbertson and Lewis Browne will discuss the question About Russia in the second number of the KU lecture course at Hoch auditorium at 8:20 Tuesday evening.
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Russia
Ely Culbertson
Lewis Browne
K.U
Hoch Auditorium
University of Kansas Calendars Go On Sale
Dixie Gililland says desk-size calendars from the University of Kansas are on sale at campus and local shops until Christmas Day. Proceeds support campus programs.
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University of Kansas
Dixie Gililland
Annual Meeting of Lawrence Lodge No 6 A F and A M
Lawrence Lodge No 6 A F and A M holds its annual meeting Monday December 10 at 7 30 p m. Visitors invited. Fehr F Mee worshipful master and W H Quabush secretary announce agenda and refreshments.
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Lawrence Lodge No. 6
A. F
Fehr F. Mee
W.M
W. H. Quakbush
Secy
Theta Carnival at KU Union Crowns Santa Claus Prize
At the KU Union carnival in the Military Science building ballroom Saturday night Santa Claus won first prize for originality and cleverness among booths. The Christ mas theme booth was sponsored by Kappa Alpha Theta with Alberta Cornwell reporting. Honorable mentions went to Kappa Kappa Gamma for a train booth and Sigma Nu for a duck booth. Judges included Prof and Mrs Wheel er and Prof and Mrs Vander Werf and Blocker. About 700 students attended and $1,550 was spent on general admission and booths.
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Santa Claus
K.U. Union
Alberta Cornwell
Union
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Sigma Nu
R. H. Wheeler
Calvin VanderWerf
John G. Blocker
Cornwel
Hashimoto Arrives to Testify at Indianapolis Court Martial
Japanese submarine captain Hashimoto, claimed to have sunk the Indianapolis last July 30, arrived in Washington to testify in the McVay court martial. He is held by Lt. Allan Smith and will appear when the trial resumes at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Washington
Cmadr
Ike Hashimoto
U.S.S
Indianapolis
Charles B. McVay
McVay
Hashimoto
Allan Smith
West Haven
Conn
Naval Air Transport
E.S.T
Smith
Oakland
Cal
Naval Air Base
Fast electric line powers Gaines family in Sikeston
Sikeston Missouri December 10 a nearly mile long REA power line was run to the Leslie Gaines home to aid infantile paralysis recovery of David seven months old and Stephen three years. The crew worked 36 hours in mud from dawn to dark to finish the job aiding treatment and hot pads with electrical power.
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Sikeston
New Rea
Leslie
Gaines
David Gaines
Stephen
Cape Girardeau
W. O. Finney
New Equipment Is Installed as Kitchen Remodel at Church
The Congregational church remodel reports a larger kitchen with two units a cooking center and a dessert center. A partition was removed new hot water heater three built in sinks and cabinets are being installed this week. J T Hickman is the contractor.
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W. C. Boardman
The
Congregational Church
J.T. Hickman
Wichita Student Dies After Car Crash
Paul N. Cranmer, 20, University of Wichita student and Navy veteran, died Sunday from injuries suffered in a Thursday auto accident south of Wichita. Survivors include his parents, Charles E. and [illegible] Cranmer, three brothers and three sisters. The family moved to Wichita from Grant County, Oklahoma.
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Wichita
Kas
Paul N. Cranmer
University of Wichita
Navy
Suvivors
Charles E. Cranmer
Grantcourt
Okla
Price control off DDT as market diversifies
Washington reports that CPA moves to remove price controls on DDT and related insecticides amid varied forms and solutions. Officials expect prices to drop as ceilings become inequitable to set, with the action taking effect December 1.
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Washington
CPA
Ten Arrested in Shanghai Filipino Collaboration Ring
The army war crimes branch announced the arrest of ten suspected Filipino collaborators in Shanghai. They were said to be members of a Japanese sponsored Filipino association active in anti American propaganda.
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Shanghai
Army War Crimes Branch
Mrs Beth and Lois to Attend Markova- Dolin Ballet
Mrs E F Beth and her daughter Lois will travel to Kansas City tomorrow night to see the Markova Dolin ballet performance at Music Hall. Mr and Mrs W H Brokman of Ottawa visited with Mr and Mrs A E Brokman and family and Fred Brokman yesterday. Mrs C J Eriksen and son Carl Ahlers Eriksen of Hutchinson spent yesterday with Lt Conra erulf Eriksen and family in Kansas City where Lieutenant Eriksen has been stationed for a year.
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E. F. Beth
Lois
Kansas City
Music Hall
W. H. Brokman
Ottawa
A. E. Brokman
Fred Brokman
Ic. J. Eriksen
Carl Ahlers, Eriksen
Hutchinson
Conra Erulf Eriksen
Eriksen
Survey hints at Balkan settlement ahead of Moscow talks
A Mark Ethridge survey on political conditions in Romania and Bulgaria may influence the Big Three foreign ministers meeting in Moscow. Findings suggest democracy is absent in Soviet dominated states but no insurmountable blocks exist to a Soviet friendly settlement.
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Washington
Byrnes
Romania
Bulgaria
Moscow
Mark Ethridge
Louisville
Ethridge
Russia
Balkans
iBig
United States
Britain
Bulg&ria
London
United Nations
Foreign Ministers Council
Organization of Peace
Veterans Discharges Reported From Several Posts
T/Sgt Arthur White received discharge at Camp Chaffee Arkansas after three years service including 26 months in Burma India with the 120th quartermaster mobile battalion. M/Sgt Elmer Gully discharged at Barksdale Field Louisiana wearing American theater ribbon good conduct and victory medals, and S/Sgt Arthur Stewald discharged after two years 10 months overseas.
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Camp Chaffee
Ark
Burma-India Theater
120Th Quartermaster Mobile Battalion
White
Rebecca White
Rhode Island Street
Elmer E. Gully
East 13Th Street
Barksdale Field
Arthur A. Stewald
QMC Motor Vehicle School
Fort Warren
Wyo
Earl W. Keough
Baldwin
EAME
German order urged Japan to attack Nuernberg war crimes trial reveal
A secret 1941 German command order urged Japan to enter the war in the spring and hinted at a possibility of striking Pearl Harbor. The document was disclosed at the Nuernberg war crimes trial, showing German leaders pressing Japan to act.
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Japa
Nuernberg
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Wreck Injures Four Near Pomona Kansas
In Ottawa Kansas an 89 year old driver Lloyd Galatia of Quenemo was injured when his car struck a parked car without lights on a road near Pomona. Three others sustained minor injuries in the collision resulting from the late night crash.
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Ottawa
Kan
Lloyd Galatia
Quenemo
Pomona
U S Leaders Surprised Nazis On War Leadership And Tactics
An intercepted German assessment describes a belief that the American economy held vast resources but lacked leadership to mobilize them. It notes American military leadership surpassed expectations once contact was made and praises British counterintelligence while rating German efforts poorly. The interview concludes that American sabotage prevention was 100 percent effective.
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America
Lahousen
Russia
Atlantic Ocean
Deaths and Funerals in Linwood and Wichita Area
Mrs Bettie Ann Crabb a former Linwood resident died in Wichita. Larry Strunk infant son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Strunk died yesterday at home aged about four months. Viewing at Funk's mortuary 1 15 to 1 45 pm tomorrow Graveside service at Memorial Park Cemetery 2 pm tomorrow conducted by Rev Harold Hamilton Survived by parents a brother Rex aged 3 maternal grandmother Mrs John Ellis Tulsa paternal grandmother Mrs Henry Strunk Abilene.
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Larry Strunk
Clarence Strunk
Indiana Ee
Funk
Harold Hamilton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rex
John Ellis
Tulsa
Okla
Henry Strunk
Abilene
Obie Matthews Dies After Hospital Stay
Obie Matthews died at 11 15 Saturday night at Lawrence Memorial hospital Funeral services will be held at Leavenworth.
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Obie Matthews
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Leavenworth
Funeral services held for Mrs A Henley in California
Mrs. A Henley who died Thursday in Los Angeles Calif was honored with a 3 pm service at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale The Rev Augustus Jones nephew and Palo Alto Presbyterian pastor conducted the rites Mrs Henley had educated and sent him on a world tour
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A. Henley
Los Angeles
Calif
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Augustus Jones
Presbyterian Church
Palo Alto
Mrs Carl Antrim Ward Dies in San Diego at 42
Mrs Carl Antrim, formerly Reba Hornby of Lawrence, died Saturday in San Diego California at age 42. Services were held there today. She married Carl Antrim in 1918 and moved to California about a year and a half ago. She is survived by her husband and five sisters Mrs Grace Burtch Baltimore Md Mrs Ruth Johnson Linwood Mrs Maud Chamney Mrs Cora Laptad and Mrs Zora Hill all of Lawrence.
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Carl Antrim Ward
San Diego
Galif
Carl Antrim
Lawrence
Antrim
Reba Hornby
California
Grace Burtch
Baltimore
Ruth Johnson
Linwood
Maud Chamney
Cora Laptad
Zora Hill
Alligators for Sale at Brookfield Zoo Surplus
Chicago dated notice states Brookfield Zoo is selling surplus alligators. Each gator, three to eight feet long, will yield a bag. price set at five dollars per foot. Other zoos expected to show interest per prospectus.
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Chicago
Brookfield Zoo
Altho
Alexander Howat Dies in Pittsburg After Heart Attack
Alexander Howat aged 69, a key figure in postwar mining union activities in southeastern Kansas, died in Pittsburg after a heart attack this afternoon. He was stricken earlier today.
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Alexander Howat
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Ottawa farmer dies from accidental gunshot wound
Pohn S. Kelley aged 52 of Garnett Kansas died last night from a gunshot wound believed caused when a rifle discharged accidentally. Police reported no foul play suspected and the incident occurred in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Kan
Ohn S. Kelley
Garnett
Farmer
Horse Holiday in Chicago Feeds 1000 Needy Nags
Christmas morning brings a six pound bag of oats bran apples carrots corn and shorts to Chicago's 1000 neediest horses. The oldest and coldest will receive blankets while owners receive the society's ten commandments on horse care.
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Chicago
Old Dobbin
Anticruelty Society
MacArthur reports 500000 troops return from Pacific
General MacArthur announced that about 500000 servicemen have returned to the United States from the Pacific since Japan’s surrender. The figure reflects postwar demobilization as Allied forces wind down operations and bring troops home.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
United States
Pacific
Japan
Cattle and Hogs Hold Steady as Kansas City Markets Tape
Kansas City reports mixed livestock trading with cattle largely steady to weak on mid and lower grades, hogs active at ceiling prices, and sheep slow. Calves sold mostly 11.50 to 14.25, beef steers 15.50 to 16.50, cows 9.00 to 11.00, stockers 12.50 to 14.50. hogs 1300 lots at 14.55 for 180 lb plus, sows around 13.80. Market activity centered on demand, with cattle and hogs showing divergent strength.
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Kansas City
USDA
Ap-Usda
Hay Market
Hay
Prairie
Kansas City Daily Produce Prices Early December
Kansas City market notes show assorted animal products and produce prices. Butterfat at 21.47 to 22.00, poultry ranges include heavy birds 21 and up, leghorn hens 17.5, broilers 22 to 24, turkeys 34, ducks 21, geese 17, and old roosters 17 to 18.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Erca
Broilers
Wien
Local Markets Today Grain and Livestock Prices
Grain Wheat quoted at 1.57 while yellow corn stands at 1.04. Butterfat numbers No. 148 and No. 245. Poultry values for hens, springs, old cocks, stags, ducks, geese, and colored dicks listed. Hogs at 14.25 and eyes at 41.
Wall Street hits 15 year peak on busy day
The market, led by steels and industrials, reached a 15 year high though profits tempered gains. Volume around 2 200 000 shares with notable advances in U S Steel Bethlehem Youngstown Sheet Panhandle Producing General Motors Packard Studebaker Pacific Mills. Several names rose and slipped as rails rubbers and air transport showed strength while motors and utilities lagged.
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Wall Street
New York
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Panhandle Producing
General Motors
Packard
Studebaker
Pacific Mills
Emerson Electric
Standard Gas
Douglas Aircraft
Texas Co. East
Card of Thanks for sympathy after death
We express sincere appreciation to friends and relatives for kind deeds and expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and father. Mrs. J. W. McGinnis, Mr. and Mrs. John Hubbel and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wulfkuhle and family, Capt. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Forney.
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Kenneth Forney
Hot Springs
Ark
J. W. McGinnis
John Hubbel
Louis Wulfkuhle
Fami
Kenneth D. Forney
Christmas Eve plans and local news from Lawrence
A nostalgic column shares holiday preparations with neighbors in Lawrence including lutefisk, Tom and Jerry fixes, a grand tree, and a fat gobbler. It notes quail season ending, scarce ducks, and community events such as a garbage truck demo, flu absences in schools, and new bond-driven projects.
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R. C. Jackman
Rail stocks edge lower as major names slip
Industrial and railroad shares finished mixed with Pan American, American Airlines dropping several points while Glenn Martin Santa Fe Southern Pacific U S Rubber Goodyear and Great Northern declined. Bond prices across rail groups moved higher.
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Ern Air Lines
Glenn Martin
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
Great Northern
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