Markets at a Glance Some Grain and Livestock Movements
A scrambled market report shows mixed activity across grains and livestock with futures quotes for wheat corn and soybeans noted alongside bids for cattle and hogs. Prices appear volatile as exporters and producers adjust to shifting demand and supply signals in Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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New York
Tromt
Devand
Canon Jawer
Cueraussion House
Chicago
Ela
Milo
Srigna
Kansas
Cura
Gas firms walkout disrupts Lawrence area gas supply
The local gas firm walkout threatens gas service for major installations in Lawrence and area. Hospitals, universities, schools and factories prepared for outages with standby heating. normal winter demand averages 71.8 million cubic feet daily, with spikes above 70 million during peak class times. Gas from Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma feeds two main city service lines via Oklahoma City-origin pipelines.
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Ineality Bhouse
Lawrence Memourial Hospital
Kansas University
Haskell Institute
Stakely Foods Co
Lawrence Paper Co
Hansver
Eig
Cardy
Smcallaser
Cade
McAlaster
Dortils
Ines
Tasepeneseas Company
Otliwa
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Damages Awarded in Topeka Suit Over Fatal 1940s Crash
Douglas County District Court judge Hugh Means awarded 3250 damages to Mrs. Sherman W Boonies Ted Jr of Hannibal Missouri in her action against Harold Pritelett and Richard L Mei and others over a fatal collision on a bridge near Big Muddy Creek on December 3. Reed sought 15000 for two orphaned children and alleged excessive speed and failure to stop contributed to the crash. The case names several Kansas defendants and recounts the car overturn on the Big Muddy Creek bridge near Grantville.
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Douglas County
Hugh Means
Sherman W.boonies
Ted Jr
Hannibal
Harold 2
Pritelett
Kansas
Ty, c
Richard L. Mei
Kansas University
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Reed
Topeka
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Mai
Plackett
Neer Reed
Schlow
Busta
Ale S
Acer
Fragmentary Names and Addresses From Obscure Hospital List
A garbled OCR list from Memorial Hospital names numerous individuals with scattered addresses across towns. The fragment includes patient or resident names such as Miss Glidys Feverley, Mrs Laven Mallory, Martha Smith, Sunflow Mrs Devine Degen, Theodore Chandler, Marjorie Webher, Miss Hagel Nawson, and many others, alongside street addresses and locations like 530 One Sta, Route 1 Albert Then, 1627 Mich, 443 Med St, and Sunnyside. No coherent event or condition is discernible.
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Glidys Feverley
Tinwond
Chante Terrell
Gweybronk
Laven Mallory
Martha Smith
Devine Degen Fhore
St. Ark
Marjorie Webher
Perry
Hagel Nawson
Conn
Hak Srl
Meselynn Sheri
Michaea Skinner
Med
Tull Ant
Ottawa
Wilma Criss
Mich
Catherine Wrinday
Bali Hoy
Shoemaker to Give First Humanities Series Talk
Professor Willisn HL Shoemaker, chairman of the Romance Languages Department at the University of Ginsas, will open the Humanities Lectures series at Fraser Theater at 8 p.m. on Feb. 15. His topic is The Generating of and the Question of Literary Responsibility. He is a longtime editor and has traveled in Spain, writing magazine articles about the country.
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Willisn HL Shoemaker
Univ of
Ginsas
Fraser Theater
Tes Das
Shoemaker
Americain Assecrtion
Ann Yal Edit
Cep
Princetary University
Sears Defoe
Tin
Spain
King's funeral remote rituals signal Elizabeth II era begins
Royal notices from London and Canterbury on February 7 mark Elizabeth II as queen. Mourning protocols issued for the three services while thrones are rearranged in Parliament. Elizabeth will receive a life pension, and royal titles shift to queenly forms across government, courts, and post offices.
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London
Elizabeth
Clarenes House
Buckingham Palare
Landen
FE. BR
Elizabeth Repina
G. K
George Hes
Queen Mary Laments Losses as Her Family Mourns
The Queen Mother Mary, widow of George V, mourns multiple royal deaths over decades. Her eldest son Edward VII, followed by others including George VI and Prince John, left her widowed or bereaved as she maintained duties at Marlborough House in London. Royal attendance and public sentiment reflect a long era of mourning in the royal family.
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Ming George VI
Marlborough House
London
Queen Mary
Pring
Mary Tas
Cornwyill
York
Queen Victoria
Princess of Wales
Edward VII
George V
Edward Viel
Prince Jol
Duke of Kent
Princess Mary
Earl of Harewood
Ald Bay
KU Army ROTC Juniors to Attend Summer Camps
KU Army ROTC juniors will attend summer camps from June 3 to August 1. The program assigns cadets by corps and camp location, with engineers and field artillery among those listed. Camp destinations include Fort Benning, Fort Knox, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Fort Sill, and Fort Gordon, among others.
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Gend
Servier Ines
Cniey Meret
Sever
Lewis
Wash
Fe Benning
Cie Quartermaster Corps
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Armor
Ft. Knox
Isy.s
Congressman's Letter From Washington Report
A visiting writer details a humorous, candid view of Congress and a senator during a trip to Washington. The narrative contrasts campaigners and lawmakers, noting street observations, office chatter, and the gift of a friendly home signal while critiquing political personas. The piece blends satire with personal impressions of lawmakers and constituents.
Washington gossip and tax talk among lawmakers noted
In a Washington anecdote Trellis Mae describes a congressman fretting over his 1949 tax return and joking about a reward with a cocktail party. The piece spares no shortage of political gossip as senators trade quips about voters and public life while a UNESCO staffer jokes about being from UNESCO. The column closes with tomorrow’s note on a ghost and an Indian in Washington and a line about a sourning husband Wilbur.
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Bureau of Inernal Revenue
Hoss
Iowa
United Nations
New York
Sade
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U. N
Trellis Mae
Washington
Storage debts and grain storage during CCC era at Camp Phillips Sunflower
The record outlines rental and storage payments connected to CCC grain at Camp Phillips and Sunflower Kansas, and related transfers to city or state agencies. It notes amounts paid or received by Morrison Grain Firm and others, with storage likely extended into 1949 and early 1950s and profits described as small. It also cites officials and a Milton Morrison comment on storage costs and low net profit.
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Salina
Kan
Iusn
Rembal
Kansas
City
Navy Air Base
Yorker
Washington
CCC
A Res
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Campy Phillips
Selina
Agriculture
Great Bend
Morrison
Great Bord
Casterline Grain and Seed Co
Detge City
Milton Morrison
Toy Morrison
Camp Phillips
Sunflower
Reno County Sand Hills Scene for Big Man Hunt
McPherson Kansas February 7 police concentrated their hunt on the sand hills of northern Reno County where one of two fuel leads from Abilene was believed to be hiding. His companion in Sunday night jail break 21 year old Roland Lowh was recaptured 26 miles southwest of McPherson last night. Police had surrounded a farm on suspicion that the aforestated fugitive Carl Cecil Drake was hiding there but he had escaped. Drake 42 was held at Abilene in the kidnapping last November 26 of Police Chief L. H. Young of HeHington. Seth of Salina was serving six months for petty larceny. Police said the man yesterday state a truck and headed south. The vehicle broke down, however, and let was nabbed.
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McPherson
Kan
Reno County
Abilene
Roland Lowh
Carl Cecil Drake
Drake
L. H. Young
Hecington
Seth
Salina
Eisenhower backs bilateral Spain deal not via NATO
General Eisenhower favors a bilateral military arrangement with Spain between Madrid and Washington, not through NATO. SHAPE officials clarified that only member governments decide NATO admissions, denying any link to the alliance. The lunch meeting with European and American union leaders touched on postwar security arrangements.
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Allied Powers
Europe
Pavivht Tsenhower
Spain
Los
Madrid
NATO
An9
Eisenhower
Efeoy
Isenhower
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
ICFTU
Lawrence events mix sports and projects in 1952 era notes
Lawrence readers hear about ticket sales for a Kansas-Kansas game at Thne Auditorium with proceeds aiding Wildcats and a Jayhawker march. The piece also covers school construction contracts for district 40, a Red Cross toy shipment for flood victims, and connections to the Flying Enterprise sinking and University of Kansas personnel choices and donations.
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al Tutemorrow
Ohey
Roane Corner
Eldridge Pharmacy
Smialor
Jayhawker Regepees
Wil Gota
Pimes Pilin Carpaicn
Ki Gallaway
Ted Grvish
Lawrence High School
C. €. Stewart
District 40
Tommy Constant
Constant Construction
Dowling Eleenie Co
Topol
U. S. Engineering Plumbing Co
Musts City
Boar
New Heavenly Wanderer Found by Palomar Survey
A new ramet in the constellation Virgo was announced by the National Geographic Society. It was first seen on Palomar Mountain California on January 30, photographed by the 48 inch Schmidt telescope operated by Robert Harrington at Caltech. This object is the fifth discovery in two years by the National Geographic Society Palomar Observatory Sky Survey.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Palomar Mountain
California
Robert Harrington
California Institute of Technology
National Geapraphic Society-Palomar Observatory
Escape on horseback by two U S disciplinary barracks trustees
Two 21 year old trustees Estie N Childers Corcoran Calif and Lawrence N Robinson Vernon Center Minn escaped last night on horseback from Fort Leavenworth. They may have taken ten private mounts from the post stable between 6 and 8 pm. A search of wooded areas failed to locate the men or horses Toni a pinto owned by Col Frank Alexander and Rocker a sorrel owned by Miss Margaret C Berry. Both men wore prison uniforms. Childers serves 18 months for desertion from Ft Sill and Robinson 30 months for desertion from Ft Leonard Wood.
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Kan
U.S
Estie N. Childers
Corcoran
Calif
Lawrence N. Robinson
Vernon Center
Minn
Public Information Office
Toni
Frank Alexander
Rocker
Margaret C. Berry
Leavenworth
PIO
Childers
Ft. Sif
Okla
Robinson
Ft. Leonard Wood
Commissioners Discuss Public Bond Limits and City Growth
City Commissioner John Crown told Siwanis Club members at the Eldridge Hotel that bond issues in the coming years must be limited to affordable projects. He cited debt service and a future school and sewer plan, plus water plant expansion, as factors pressing tighter levies. Mayor Kraft urged evaluating government costs against value received, while Commissioner Bradshaw reported a Massachusetts Street traffic survey showing 69 percent of cars stay on main street under 20 minutes, highlighting parking impacts.
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Siwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Crown
City Commission
Chris Kraft
George Bradshaw
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Bradis
Wichita
Turk Piano Recital At University Sunday
The University of Kansas Fine Arts School presents pianist Mrs Janet Turk as the ninth in a faculty recital series in Strong Auditorium Sunday at 4 p m She has taught at KU since 1946 and studied under Hutcheson Conradi and Ganz Her training included Lindenwood College scholarship and prior teaching in Virginia Texas and Missouri
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Janet Turk
Austin Conradi
Rudolph Ganz
Ganz
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
K.U
Turk
Virginia
Texas
Missouri
Deaths and Funerals A C Goodrum 67
A C Goodrum 67 of Willcrest Trailer Court died at noon today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He lived in Lawrence eight years, previously in Rossville, ran a garage at the trailer court. Survived by wife Lela two daughters Mrs Melvin Cline Clay Center and Mrs Henry Frazer Hays and four grandchildren Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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A. C._ Goodrum
Willcrest Trailer Court
Lawrence’ Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Rossville
Lela Goodrum
Melvin Cline
Clay Center
Henry Frazer
Hays
Enrollment at Kansas State College tops 4510 total
Kansas State College reports 4510 total enrollment for the six schools at Manhattan with men outnumbering women nearly three to one. Drunkenness leads to jail sentences: Tom Orshand of Trinidad gets 10 days, James Wilkinson of Kansas City gets 10 days suspended with six months probation.
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Tom Orshand
Trinidad
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Wayne Allpain
James I. Wilkinson
Kansas City
U N Newsmen Told to End Fraternizing With Reds
U N newsmen face a directive to halt interactions with Communist correspondents at Panmunjom. The note covers interviews and photo exchanges involving Maj Gen William F Dean and POW camp access arranged through Red media contacts.
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Welch
At Least 11 Die As U S Plane Crashes Near Tokyo
A bomb laden B29 crashed after takeoff from Yokota Airbase in snow and exploded. At least 11 airmen perished with one Japanese fatality and several injured as bombs destroyed houses in Kaneko village, about 40 miles west of Tokyo. Fire and debris halted attempts to recover remains.
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Tokyo
Air Force
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