Proclaimed Queen of Great Britain funeral plans detailed
Grief shows in Elizabeth as she approves arrangements for her father’s funeral. The service and burial will be at St George’s Chapel Windsor a week from today. A gun carriage will transport the coffin from Sandringham to a funeral train and later to Westminster Hall for lying in state. The state funeral proceeds conclude with burial in St George’s Chapel, Windsor.
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Australia
New Zealand
Elizabeth
St. George's Gate
Windsor
Oval Horse Artillery
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London
Westminster Hall
William the Conqueror
Thames River
St. George’s Chapel
Victoria
Honest Wamiga proprietor helps recover lost funds
Lawrence police and Kansas Highway Patrol cooperated after auto dealer W. C. Flannigan reported a missing billfold with nearly $300 in Wa mego. Trooper Eric De Graffenreid found the wallet at a restaurant, owner holding it for the owner, reuniting Flannigan with his money by 1:30. Local theater fund drives raised $467.47 for March of Dimes while Toy Scouts collected from patrons over four nights.
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Lawrence Police Department
Kansas Lbway Patrol
Houston
W. C. Flannigan
Lawrence
Wamego
John Ingalls
Kansas Highway Patrol
Topeka
Highway Patrol
Eric de Graffenreid
Paola
de Graffenreid
Flanni- Pchief Ingalls
M Sourian
Flannigan
Ingalls
Granada Theater
March of Dimes
Newton Ace Bill Brainard Leads Kansas AA Scoring Race
Newton guard Bill Brainard reclaimed the top spot in the Kansas Class AA scoring race after a season best 36 points in Newton’s overtime win over Topeka. He moved to 1,287 points in 13 games, averaging 22.8, surpassing Len Martin of Ottawa who had 33 points last week but failed to clinch the lead. Other top scorers mentioned include Martin and a list of area players and teams.
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Newton Railroader
Newton
Topeka
Len Martin
Ottawa
Washburn Rural
Brainard
Martin
Oinowen
Wiehii Ea
Carl Brown
Brece Wenger
Sali Kd
Dick Dubont
Gary Parker
Ari Jat Strathe
Clarrure Waters
Sim Kyat
Moekel
Sale of X ray film at Sunflower Ordnance Works
Sunflower Ordnance Works invites sealed bids for the sale of exposed X ray film 17 by 42 inches in acetate hi. Col. Don M. Hoffman states bids in triplicate due by 10 am February 27 at Building 164 storage office. Inspect before bidding. film available next Wednesday through Sunday 3:20 am to 3:90 pm. Also notes a University of Kansas fine arts recital with Marilyn Bary performing Chopin Ballade No. 4 in F minor Op. 52.
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Sunflower Ordnance Works
Don M. Hoffman
Col. Hoffman
Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Strang
Marilyn Bary
Seni Arts
Ovel Ave
Will Guily Chopin
Faure Government Wins Vote by a Slender Margin
Paris reports Premier Edgar Faure’s government survives a confidence vote by a narrow margin in the National Assembly. The outcome was aided by very young deputies and the procedural nature of the issue.
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Paris
jEdgar Faure
Ruth Jude
Trunk Murele
Derssal
Appar
National Assembly
Tepne
Sidur
Nasal
M. W. Conway
Conway
Judd
Idem
Morehhan
Joe
Fogether
Agnes LeRai
Hed- Wit Samurlson
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Winnie
Memorial Hospital Birth Notices Surface in City
At Memorial Hospital several parents report new arrivals. Flossie Linville of Carbondale welcomes a daughter yesterday. Reuben Webher of Perry greets a son today. J C Richardson AMON and Harold Brantonburg Baldwin announce daughters and sons in early reports.
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Leon Rabin
Cann
Dean’ Stuliz
Reuben Webher
Perry
J.C. Itichardson
Amon
Harold Branntonburg
Baldwin
John Walters
Ohio
Daugher
Foray
Five Farmers to Be Honored by Douglas County Soil District
Five farmers in Douglas County will be named as outstanding soil conservationists at the annual Soil Conservation District meeting on Wednesday February 13 at 1 p.m. in the Community Building. The honorees will be introduced by Kelvin Hoover of the Douglas County Bankers Association who will present plaques. Names are to be kept secret until the meeting. Emil Heck will preside and deliver the district work report, with Wilson Counts Baldwin and Leslie Demerit lending commentary on finances. A roundtable on conservation includes Cecil Paver Charles Topping Harald Brohammer Phillip Breeheisen Sturt Thurber and David Nac. Coffer and doughnuts will close the gathering.
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Douglas County
Soil Conservation District
Kelvin, Hoover
Douglas County Bankers Association
Emil Heck
Route 4
Iear
Wilson
Baldwin
Phillip Breeheisen
Eudora
Sturt Thurber
Richland
David Nac
Scrampton
Coffer
Doghnuts
Peetings
Lincoln Day Observance In Court Here Tuesday
A local Lincoln birthday observance hosted by District Court Judge Hugh Mevins will mark its seventh year in the Lawrence Courthouse courtroom. Attorney Maxwell of Lawrence will give a speech on the life of the Kedt Empanripater, with the public invited. The February term of Douglas County District Court will recess at 11 for the talk, then resume in the afternoon. Stephen Foster’s connection to Florida’s Suwannee River is noted.
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Hugh Mevins
Abraham Lincoln
United States
C. Maoxwell
Lawrence
Seh Wennidge
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas area
Mrs Orpha Hugo 82 of Olathe dies after two year illness born near Edgerton resident 52 years widow of John To Knowles and Frank Hugo died survived by daughters Eva MacPayfair and Irene Ribini and sons Will Knowles and Frank Knowles Arthur C Goodrum 67 Hillcrist Trailer Court dies yesterday services Saturday 2 pm at Rehubert Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Cemetery Acacia Lodge No and Thomas William Davenport 71 dies at home Linwood farmer survived by wife Anta Osera Davenport daughter Mrs Sam Kraus and two sons Merle Davenport and Clarence Davenport funeral Federated Church Linwood Sunday 2 pm burial Mt Sidney Cemetery friends may call Schubert Funeral Home until 12 Sunday
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Orpha Hugo
Qrohal Hugo
Olathe
Frank Knowles
Lawrence
Edgerton
John To Knowles
Frank Hugo
Eva. Mac Payfair
Branson
Irene Ribini
York
Willi Knowles
Kansas City
Arthur C. Goodrum
Hillcrist
Thomas William Davenport
Linwond
Anta Osera Davenport
Sam Kraus
Merle Davenport
Clarence Davenport
Joplin
Federated Church
Linwood
Mt. Sidney Cemetery
Schubert Funeral Home
Globemaster Crashes. 16 Aboard Escape Injury at Base
A Globemaster heavy airlifter of the 62nd Troop Carrier Wing crashed near McChord Air Force Base Washington while returning from Hawaii. The crew of 13 and three passengers all escaped with minor injuries as ground fog likely contributed to the crash short of the runway. The aircraft can carry about 200 passengers.
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Wash
Air Force
62Nd
Hawaii
Kansas Art Teachers Meet at University of Kansas
Fifty five Kansas teachers registered for the Art Education Conference at the University of Kansas today and tomorrow. Lawrence participants include six teachers led by Miss Helen Shavy and Miss Lorita Higginbottom. Edith Henry of Denver Elementary Schools will lecture as the program speaker. The banquet is at the Eldridge Hotel tonight and exhibits on the conference’s second and third floors feature National Art Education work and University Design Department pieces.
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Kansas
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Helen Shavy
Lorita Higginbottom
Thelma Silver
Lincoln
Ethel Gwin
New York
Genevieve West
Pinckney
Elsie Bailey
Missy Edith Henry
Denver
Eldridge Hotel
Ex Governor Arnall Named as New OPS Chief
Ex governor of Georgia Arnall named director of the Office of Price Stabilization, a tough, unpopular post at $16,000 a year. President Truman sent the nomination to the Senate with hearings tentatively set next Tuesday. Arnall would replace Michael V. DiSalle who leaves Feb 15.
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Washington
Fed
Ellis Gibbs
Arnall
Georgia
Jitile
Truman
Senate
Michael V. di Salle
Maybank
Senate Banking Committee
Trumans
Note From MacArthur Urges Minnesota Withdrawal
Note from MacArthur dated February 8 reports telegrams sent to two Minnesota leaders asking to withdraw his name from the state's presidential primary. Edward C. Slettedahl of St Paul, state chairman of the fighters for MacArthur, and Josiah H. Chase of Minneapolis, chairman of the Hennepin county Republican club executive committee, received the messages.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur Texing
Minnesota
Edward C. Slettedahl
St. Paul
Josiah H. Chase
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Republican Rclub
Pakistan sets forth social democracy talk on campus
Dr Khalifa Abdul Hakim of Lahore spoke at Strong Auditorium to about 200 University of Kansas students and faculty, arguing Muslims practice social democracy, criticizing Western literature on Islam as biased, and outlining Islam as a life institute pursuing harmony between body and spirit with a universalist, anti-class, and race-equality stance.
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University of Kansas
Khalifa Abdul Hakim
Institute of Islamic Culture
Lahore
Pakistan
Hakim
United States
Notre Dame University
Europe
Pituitary Gland Removed From Child Patient at Johns Hopkins
Scientists at Johns Hopkins Hospital removed the pituitary gland from a two year old cancer patient and report he remained in good health for nearly three months. Began treatment last November when bedridden, cancer had spread but the patient later walked, ate well, slept soundly and gained 17 pounds. Dr William W Scott announced at a meeting of several surgical societies that the operation was unique and previously unsuccessful in similar cases.
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Bathmore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Pituitary
William W. Scott
Society of University Surgeons
Society of Clinical Surgery
Halsted Club
Scott
Paid Private Jess Doan Paid for War Service
Kalamazoo Michigan February 8 Pvt Jess Doan known as paid private Doan finally received 625 85 for 15 months of Korea service and home leave. He kept the check claiming the Army lost his records and denied his service. He says the action followed a Washington report on the Army poorest paid private.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Jess Doan
Doan
Korea
Jess
Sasebo
Japan
Army
Washington
Well Drilier Gets Fish For His Efforts
Shandon California February 8 Joe Biseglia struck water at 600 feet while drilling a well near here and was surprised to see fish rising with the water. He described them as about 1 12 inches long with small spikes on their backs and suggested they may come from an underground cavern near the San Andreas fault.
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Shandon
Calif
Joe Biseglia
Biseglia
San Andrea
B U Recital Postponed At University Of Kansas
The faculty piano recital by Jan Chiapasso of the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts was postponed from Monday February 11 to March 10 per school officials.
Market News: Mixed sectors edge higher on steady trading
Market at a Glance reports gains in stocks led by miners with bonds firmer and cotton mixed due to liquidation and short covering. Wheat and corn show small price moves while oats ease and hogs firm around 17.25. Kansas City livestock notes mixed supplies and tentative demand as feeds and prices edge upward, with keepers watching cattle and calves market trends.
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New York
API
Chicago
Warrants Filed in Cairo Case Against Eight Over School Transfer Riots
Eight persons including one white lawyer and seven Negroes face warrants for conspiring to endanger the lives and health of children during the transfer of Negro children to previously all white Cairo schools. Hearings set for Feb 14. bonds of 1000 each posted.
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Cairo
Michael O'Shea
David V. Lansden
Laster Baiter
Chicago
June Shagaloff
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
J. W. Wallace
W. Madison
W. A. Fingal
NAACP
Arthur Jelks
Q. D. Williams
Market notes and grain prices across Kansas City
Kansas City cash grain market reports show varied activity with oats and barley steady to higher. Soybeans near two dollars fifty-eight cents, wheat around one eighty to one ninety per bushel. Prairie hay receipts and alfalfa markets described as slow. market test details and stock activity referenced alongside Wall Street movements in New York with mixed gains in industrials and autos.
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Fen
Atratta
Prairie
Prairie Market
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