President Teeters Over Build Up Plan Details
President Truman weighs a build up plan as Republicans push a slow approach to declaring a national emergency. Senate and House leaders attend a 20 hour conference to discuss the world situation and wage price controls. Senator Wherry and Senator Lucas indicate careful review and broad discussion followed by a forthcoming radio address.
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Taft
Senate
House
Truman
Wherry
Congress
Tradan
Lucas
Linsis
Millikin
R.ho
Found Dead In Home Miss Ward 31 at 1827 Ar Dansan Street
Miss Anna Jane Ward 31 was found dead in her bed yesterday afternoon by police investigating reports of trouble at the house. An autopsy will be performed tomorrow at the University of Kansas to determine the cause. Survived by her parents Rev and Mrs Arthur Ward and several siblings. Brock, parsonage ties, and war service noted. Arrangements pending arrival of her grandfather.
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Anna Jane Ward
Ardansan Street
Miss Ward
University of Kansas
Lindorgensen
New Hampshire Street
Rome
Brock
Arthur Ward
United Brethren
Big Springs
Ward
Spring
Wis
Haus Getto
Charles Bardscout
George Worley
Buhl
Ida
George Ward
Green Bay
Wal
Rand
Kansas St John thriller crowns late-night score
Lawrence residents buzzed as Kansas beat St John 52 to 51 in a tense finish at Madison Square Garden. The game drew 1,200 calls as fans waited for a final result, with Roy Bergen’s group calling the arena for updates in the final 30 seconds. Local events mentioned include a civic Home Decorations ballot and a Red Cross visit, plus Kiwanis and Downtown Quarterback Banquet notes.
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Fieal World
Jayhawkers
Madison Square Garden
Kansas
K. U.-St. John
K. U
Roy Bergen
St. John
Clyde Lovellette
Lawrence
Frank McDonald
Frank
Phog Allen
McDonald
Memorial Hospital Patient and Accident Notices Fragment
A garbled hospital notice lists numerous names and addresses in Eudora Sunflower Baldwin and nearby locales alongside a brief accident report. Several entries mention births and a daughter or baby, followed by an annual fraternal lodge notice with a secretary’s sign-off.
Wheat and livestock notes from Kansas City markets
Kansas City reports mixed trading in wheat at 2.10 dollars and corn at 1.37 with soybeans at 2.51 as hogs and cattle receipts edge higher. Market notes cover butterfat prices, poultry and eggs standings, and livestock forecasts for tomorrow alongside brief New York Wall Street activity and regional development plans for Medicine Lodge and Ottawa universities.
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Guiness
Kansas City
Tangas City
CSDAI
Atecra
Emergency Powers Reasserted for War Labor and Defense
The article lists emergency measures granting the Secretary of the Army authority to regulate labor during mobilization, suspend eight hour provisions for public works contracts, control or seize essential facilities and vessels, waive bids, and authorize defense lands and increased general and staff officers, detailing authority over labor on federal projects and war-related operations.
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S.F.C
Federal Communications Commission
Secretary of the Army
Mar
Ile
Sax
Iavera
Unitedates
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Arm
Bona Billy Hadl Bond in County Court
Out on Bona Billy Hadl, chain county court with child eeertise, made bond of $750 and will appear to morrow in court to answer to the charge.
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Bona Billy Hadl
Eeertise
Card of Thanks to Friends and Relatives
Expresses gratitude for cards letters flowers and sympathy during and since hospitalization for Charles L. Haines noting thanks from friends and relatives in a concise notice.
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Charles L. Haines
Deaths and Funerals Isabel Banks grave services held today
Mrs Isabel Virginia Banks 80 of Independence Kansas graveside services were conducted at Memorial Park Cemetery at 3 oclock this afternoon Reverend H M Sippel of the First Christian Church officiated She was the widow of the late W W Banks formerly of Lawrence Funeral services were held at Potts Funeral Home Independence this morning at 10 oclock
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Isabel Virginia Banks
Memorial Park Cemetery
Independence
Kan
H. M. Sippel
First Christian Church
Lawrence
Banks
W. W. Banks
Potts Funeral Home
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Meade
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Hutchinson
Red Cross
WHB
Kansas-Kentucky
William Murphy
Walter Kollmorgen
University of Kanaan
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge
Memorial Hospital
Nulda Eberwein
Gene Garrett
Eudora
Dan Johnson
Vermont Street
Ruth McQuerry
Sunflower
Raymond Pendicton
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Laura Lee Thoren
Betty Theren
Anna Icke
West Six
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Puckett
Baldwin
Earl Wonnell
Barbara Smith
Baby
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Shirley Tanner
York Street
Helen
Illinois Street
Virginia Mahoney
Marjorie Courtney
Sunnyside
Ethel Me
Lecompton
Walter Peters
North Seventh Street
Edwards
Don Powell
Juigiana Street
Richard Bee
Attert
William Cooper
Flower
Francis Beni
Miskell Avenue
M. Stletoe's
Prince Gardiner
Prince Gardner
Hic
Life and
Saturday Evening Post
IBM
Z. A
Wall Street
New York
Air
Afr
Auton
Hays
Eady
Medicine Lodge
National Gypsum Company
Dudley C. Chads
Ottawa Kan
UPA
Ottawas University
Chrysler
Deere & Co
du Pont
Elec
Genissi
Mira
Hare
Pw & Lt
Kennecott
Ward _ i Penney
Ward _ i Penney (J C oy +% Radio ‘orp Sears-Rock
US Steel
Woolworth
Lansing
US State Penitentiary
Women's Industrial Farm
Sims Junior Johnson
Walter P. Jones
Kenneth Church
Reusch
Harold Arthur Farrar
Paul Mitchell
Troy
Genevieve Lammers
Frank Goreham
Lammers
Goreham
Sacred Records
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Equip. CO
Uals
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Bettilou
Palm Springs
Massachusetts
Oldsmobile
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M. F. Hudson CO
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