Long cold wave breaks across east and south
A severe cold wave spread from the upper Midwest to the East with subzero readings in the Dakotas and Minnesota. Temperatures rose in the East later, while North Carolina and Virginia faced sleet and snow and major travel disruptions eased in some regions. New York mayor arranged fuel oil deliveries for homes as oil stocks ran low.
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Chicago
Upper Midwest
Sation
Staten
Althea
Fan Line
Dakotas
Grand Forks
N.D
Min- Hin
Nebraska
Iowa
Lakes
Weather Bureau
Tennessee
Columbia
Achoola
North Carolina
Henderson
New
Tarboro
Wilmington
William O'Dwyer
New York
Great Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Joe Howard Injured In Hollywood Collision
Joe E Howard, 82, renowned songwriter and Lawrence native, was severely injured in Hollywood when struck by a car at a street intersection. He suffered a cerebral concussion, lacerations, and possible skull fracture, lost consciousness, then regained and teased nurses. Howard has 625 songs published and 21 stage shows, and his hit Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now was to be the title song for a Technicolor biopic.
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Wonder Who
Howard
Joe E. Howard
Wonder
Mcallaster
KU graduates set for cruise voyage with naval tie ins
A group of University of Kansas graduates who have completed the required studies will sail from Norfolk Virginia on a cruise tied to naval training. Among those named are Rae Johnson of Junction City, F Rider of Ulysses, Floyd Vaneferd of Wichita, and Joseph Barrington of New Washington, with March completion expected for seaman eligibility.
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University of Kansas
Ofbey Wit Eave Norte Va
USA
Endie Fatan Rae Wreey
D. Johnson
Junction City
F. Rider
Ulyman
Floyd A. Vaneferd
Wichita
Joseph T. Barrington
New Washington
Kansas must hire new football coach amid strong alumni support
The Kansas football program faces a coaching transition as Ernie Quigley considers a top candidate to replace George Sauer. Alumni and students promise full cooperation, while salary terms and spring practice plans hinge on securing talented players and retaining border-line standouts for next season. Despite uncertainty, Kansans anticipate a renewed effort and potential championship-era momentum with a strong new mentor.
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Kansas
Ernie Quixley
Bauer
Quigley
George Sauer
Regents
Sauer
K. U
Lawrence
Pew
Rements
College
America
Knute Rockne
Setball
Red Ettinger
Otto Schnellbacher
Bill
Red” Hogan
Don Fambrough
Marvin Small
Dave Schmidt
Dick and
Terry Monroe
Hugh Johnson
Frank Pattee
Hiranteos Sire Weetnatheuse eceae fait OW end
Fragmented OCR text presents unclear names and place references. The readable core notes a statement about a person or entity named Hiranteos Sire with related terms Geanterd OU and 1. Cale. No coherent events or dates emerge.
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Hiranteos
Cale ‘A
Obituary notices from a Lawrence area page section
James Stuart Taylor age 23 died Saturday at home Route 4 near Country club. Survived by wife Mabel Willett Taylor daughters Rosetta Bogardus and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Rumsey home, burial in Almont Michigan. No flowers requested. Freida G Rothchild aged 55 died Saturday at Endacotts home 915 Tennessee Street. Surviving three daughters and mother, burial at Weber. Otto B Gufler former Lawrence resident died in Seattle. Survived by wife, son Bernard, brother A H Gufler Emphoria, sister Augusta Gufler Kansas City.
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James Stuart Taylor
Tere
Saturda
Route 4
Country Club
Mra
Mabel Willett Taylor
Rosetta Bogardus
Ypsilanti
Mich
Thomas C. Taylor
LaPeer
Wallace H. Jor
Lawrence
Willett Taylor
Manhattan
Joseph H. Taylor
Silver City
N. M
Mies E. Russ Taylor
Armont
Louise Bird
Webster Groves
Rumsey
Iin
Almont
Freida G. Rothchild
Norman Endacott
Tennessee Street
Endacotts
Ramsey Funeral Home
Wedneday
Dr. C. Allison
Weber
O. E. Rothchild
Minneapolis
Min Clare Rothchild
San Diego
Cali
David Rothchild
Temple
Texas
MaeLaughlin
Falan
Nev
Elizabeth Ann Parker
Boulder
Cole
Vera
Tompkins
Montebello
J. M. Davidson
B. Guffer
Otto B. Gufler
Seattle
Wash
Poehler Mercantile Company
Topeka
City
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Bernard Gufler
State Department
Washington, D C
A. H. Gufler
Emporia
Augusta Gufler
Kansas City
Lawrence school drives polio fund with pupil appeal
In Lawrence a second grade polio survivor urged peers in higher classes to donate to the March of Dimes. His plea spurred the upper grades past the one dollar mark, and the total collection grew to nine pounds as donations increased.
Omaha man jailed for shoplifting at Montgomery Ward
Traiier J. Burke 69 of Omaha was sentenced to 15 days in county jail after pleading guilty to shoplifting. Burke was arrested Saturday in the 800 block on Rhode Island by Patrolmen Henry Collins and Bill Cox while attempting to sell two shirts taken from Montgomery Ward. Store employees identified him as the suspect who had been seen inside the store prior to the theft.
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Traiier J. Burke
Omaha
Polien
C. J. Lane
Burke
Rhode Island
Henry Collins
Bill Cox
Montgomery Ward
Cox
Three Autos Damaged In Ice Collision At Thirteenth And Louisiana
At about 10 40 a.m. three cars were damaged in a pileup at the ice coated intersection of Thirteenth and Louisiana streets. Vehicles operated by C P Briere and E Brenser skidded and a wrecker from Winter Chevrolet tried to separate them as a 1997 Chrysler driven by C T Cole collided. Patrolman Ralph Hubbelst said the wrecker survived with no damage.
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Thirteenth
Louisiana
C. P. Briere
Tennessee Street
E. Brenser
Paul Abels
Winter Chevrolet Company
Chrysler
C. T. Cole
Ohio Street
Ralph Hubbelst
Kansas Alumni Leader Amazed by Sauer Departure
Paul J. Adam, president of the University of Kansas Alumni Association of Greater Kansas City, expressed amazement Saturday night at George Sauer leaving KU for a Naval Academy coaching job. He praised Bauer and the team’s material from the last two years and wished Bauer and his associate success.
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Paul J. Adam
University of Kansas alumni_association of
Greater Kansas City
George Sauer
K. U
Naval Academy
Bauer
Adam
Hauer
Azsociate A
University of Kansas
McCoy statement on Savers contract at K U
University of Kansas officials announce their president Thomas McCoy or Thought Sever suggests Saver would stay after tying for six championship and voluntarily signed a four year deal on terms deemed satisfactory to George Saver. Kansans admire Saver and his happiness at K U. McCoy expresses disappointment at Saver terminating the contract and wishes him luck in a new position.
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University of Kaness Ajarani Association
Savers
George Saver
George
K.U
Romance of Quartz discussed at Lawrence Rotary luncheon
HEAR ABOUT QUARTZ M. C. Reefer, co owner of the Commercial Equipment company, spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club luncheon at the Eldridge hotel. He traced quartz history from ancient art to modern uses in electronics and optical gear.
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M. C. Reefer
Commercial Equipment Company
Lawrence
Eldridge
Reefer
Brazil
Kansas City
George Boicourt
Ottawa
Kansas Methodist Conference
Drew Hammond
Oskaloosa
J. L. Tusher
Overbrook
Dismissed and Birth Reports From Memorial Hospital List
Memorial Hospital records show dismissals including Mrs McKinnon and baby and Mrs Donald Harding and bath at 543 Michigan street. The list also notes births to A G Brubaker and to Mr and Mrs Max Cunnigan, with respective addresses on Eleventh and Maine streets.
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McKinnon
Baby
Donald Harding
Bath
Michigan Street
Wayne Parks
Sophie Armstrong
Missouri Street
W. A. Ramsey
Louisiana Street
Barbara Dowdell
Robert H. Bridewell
Wichita
E. J. Simmons
West Cam Ua Road
Niedar
E. W. Geppelt
Sunflower
Kitty Foley
E. A. Rice
Eudora
William Schehrer
Roscoe Daniela
New Hampshire Street
Kenneth Franks
Learnard Avenue
Dale Maness
Oneita Miller
West Campus Road
Ada Miller
Overbrook
Carroll Pontius
Rhode Inland Street
A. G. Brubaker
Eat
Eleventh Street
Max Cunnigan
Maine Street
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Travels
Mrs F H Smithmeyer returns from City visit with Mr and Mrs Harold Longenacker. Miss Davida Olinger leaves for Columbia Mo to join Stephens College psychology dept. Mrs May Steetin arrives from Attica to visit Mattie Skinner in Richmond Modesto Glendale and Los Angeles before Denver. Pete Breitenbach and H William Firner Jr visit.
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F. H. Smithmeyer
City
Harold Longenacker
Davida Olinger
Columbia, Mo
Stephens College
May Steetin
Attica
Mattie Skinner
Elmira Street
Richmond
Modesto
Glendale
Tujunga
Los Angeles
Denver
Meterias
New Bibane
Pete A. Breitenbach
H. William Firner, Jr
Card of Thanks for Hays and Bandra baby death event
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Hays and Bandra express gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers and support after the death of their baby.
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Rutheford Hays
Bandra
Livestock and grain market notes from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City reports cattle and hog market swings with slaughter steer and heifer weakness, bulls strong, and calves steady. Wheat, corn, and oats futures mix with cash bids and receipts. livestock receipts rise slightly. Chicago and Kansas City price movements reflect changing demand for wheat, corn, potatoes, and alfalfa. weather and market activity noted with regional price ranges and futures hints.
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Poe &Ap
Dieste Meady
der Cottam
Chicago
Banana City
Kansas City Hay Market
Sifatta
Prairie
New York Stocks Open February With Modest Gains
New York February 2 AP The day on Wall Street started with modest gains though market leaders largely showed indifference. Early gains faded by close with many shares slipping while a few names like Rock Island Railroad Union Pacific U S Steel General Motors and others drew attention. Transfers dwindled and the Equitable Office Building common was notably lively.
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Wall Street
New York
Xaina
Rock Island ‘Railroad
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Goodrich
J. J. Case
Oliver Corp
Caterpillar Tractor
Schenley
Kennecott
International Telephone
Phelps-Dodee
Allied Chemical
Standard of
Xo J
United Air Lines
Equitable
At & New
That Hagen Girl on View at Granada Theatre
Ronald Reagan and Shirley Temple star in Warner Bros drama about a small town. Reagan delivers a shifting portrait from young lawyer to mature man as village gossip is confronted. Cast includes Rory Calhoun Penny Edwards Harry Davenport and more.
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Ronald Reagan
Shirley Temple
Warner Bros
Granada Theatre
Regan
Reagan
Jordan
Ohio
Rory Calhoun
Penny Edwards
Harry Davenport
Dorothy Peterson
Lois Maxwell
Jean, Porter
Nella Walker
Charles Kemper
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Woodring
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Miami
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Douglas County
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Johns
Illiam Roberts
Walter Zimmerman
Elfi
John Howard
Cleretada
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McCoy
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Gust
Memorial Hospital
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Elm * Street
William G. Baldwin
Rosemary Bones
Route 6
Eugenia Emick
West Sixth Street
Pearl Mohler
Joe Cobb
Edna E. Earls
Tonganoxie
Harold Graham
West Ninth Street
Eugene Kurtz
Chester Moon
Ash Street
Rosie Spillman
Brooks Street
Harriett Kemnan
Given Court
Sharon Kay June
Rhode Island Street
Jean Anderson
Memoriam
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Meving & Sterige
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Misa Temple
Peter Godfrey
Dependable Insurance Five
Camselly — Astemebiir
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Lawrence Loan Finance CO. Phon
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Houdini
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