Waitress Held for Questioning in Slaying Near Wellington
In Wichita, a waitress named Hazel Marie Curaro was held for questioning after a retired farmer was found dead in a burning auto trailer on a highway near Wellington. Police also investigated Roy C. Woolf's homicide in Wichita, noting multiple weapons used, and recovered $350 in currency from a Bible and trailer area.
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Wichita
Kan
Wellington
R. B. Price
Hazel Marie Curaro
William J. Gerdrek
Roy C. Woolf
Chenes
Woolf
Price
Andrewe
Lang argues for balanced modern music appreciation at KU
Columbia professor Paul H Lang urged KU students to view music as a blend of intellect and intuition. He defended American composers, criticized radio commercialization, and predicted smaller orchestras with new value for works written for small ensembles.
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Paul H. Lang
Columbia University
University of Kansas
Lang
Europe
Horowitz
Ths
Adult Education enrollment nears 100 at Lawrence
TEMPTH is the last time for regular enrollment in adult education classes. FE. J. Logsdon, director, said renewed interest shown in last night's enrollment will continue. Courses planned include foremanship training, male chorus, human relations and parliamentary training with promising outlook.
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FE. J. Logsdon
Logsdon
Lawrence
Board of Education
Geoff Liberty Memorial High School
Vesta White
Rural Life Meeting Draws 125 Attendees at Kanwaka Hall
Shawnee and Douglas Rural Life associations held a joint meeting at Kanwaka Hall with 125 attendees. Entertainment by the Shawnee group featured a skit Casey's Morgue and music by Win and Woody. Mike Murphree, former tobacco auctioneer, did radio impersonations and auctioned supper boxes. A March of Dimes collection box stood by a large cake donated by Mrs. John Metsker as a cake walk took place.
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Douglas Sy
Rural Life Associations
Kanwaka Hall
Casey
Win
Woody
Mike Murphree
Tennessee
Murphree
March of Dimes
John Metsker
Lone Star
Justice Wedell to keynote Kansas Young Republicans meet
Topeka reports that Justice Hugo T Wedell of the Kansas Supreme Court will be the principal speaker at the annual state convention of the Kansas Collegiate Young Republicans in Salina on February 18 and 19.
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Topeka
Hugo T. Wedell
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Young Republicans
Salina
Local Names and Addresses From Memorial Hospital Record
A list of names and addresses appears to be from Memorial Hospital and surrounding areas. The entries include individuals such as Charles Foster, Alice Fulkerson, Virginia Krewe, Glen Fordham, Stanley H. Flickinger, Dorothy Baldwin, Betty Allen, Wilfred McClain, T. W. Smith, Maude Howard, Harry Marshall, Laura Ridgway, Lorone Massey, Atha Baldwin, Idella Christian and numerous street addresses across Maine Street Brook Street Delaware Street Massachusetts Street New York Street Oread Avenue and other locales.
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Joseph To Couse
Maine Street
Charles Foster
Brook Street
Alice Fulkerson
William George Marts
Lane O
Virginia Krewe
Oread Avenue
Glen Fordham
Rhode Island Street
Stanley H. Flickinger
Baldwin
Dorothy Baldwin
Route 4
Betty Allen
Delaware Street
Wilfred McClain
Vermont Street
T. W. Smith
Massachusetts Street
Maude Howard
New York Street
Harry Marshall
East Fourteenth Street
Laura Ridgway
DeSoto
Lorone Massey
Connecticut Street
Atha Baldwin
Overbrook
Idella Christian
Illinois Street
Births Reported for Duddy and Lawson Families
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Duddy of 209 Lane C Sunflower welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lawson of Wells Ville Route 1 also welcomed a daughter yesterday.
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F. J. Duddy
Lane C. Sunflower
Roy Lawson
Wells Ville
Route 1
Faces Liquor Charge After Public Disturbance Call
Police answered a disturbance call last night around 10 40. Officers Palmateer and Redding arrested Wilbur Gleffer of 230 Perry Street for being drunk in public and booked him at headquarters. Gleffer’s wife was arrested later that night for possession and sale of intoxicating liquor and released on $200 bond after three pints were found on the premises.
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Walter Palmateer
Leo Redding
Wilbur Gleffer
Perry Street
Ralph Hubbel
Chester Foster
Fleffer
Palmateer
College Days Event At Topeka High School
University of Kansas officials and department members presented College Days at Topeka High School. They discussed scholarships and advantages KU offers after graduation. Representatives from other area high schools attended the event.
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University of Kansas
Topeka High School
K. U
Topeka
Bequests total 380000 each in Forrester estate
In Chicago a tax return shows the late William W. Forrester left 380000 to his sister Mrs. Alice Yoakum of Leavenworth Kansas and to a nephew Wilbur V. Lewin of Kansas City Missouri. The estate totals 1521680 with 12 other relatives receiving shares. Forrester died last October at age 85. Washington reports also note resignations and appointments in Navy leadership today. John Nicholas Brown quit as assistant secretary of the Navy for Air and Dan A Kimball named to succeed him in Los Angeles. Truman also named John T Koehler as assistant secretary of the Navy, succeeding Mark F Andrews.
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Chicago
William W. Forrester
Alice Yoakum
Leavenworth
Kan
Wilbur V. Lewin
Kansas City
Forrester
Railway Ice Company
Washington
John Nicholas Brown
Navy
Dan A. Kimball
Los Angeles
White House
Truman
John T. Koehler
Mark F. Andrewa
Safety talk at Kansas City congress by Hobart Hanson
Hobart Hanson, manager of the K A Lawrence extension center, spoke at the Central States Safety congress in Kansas City this week. His topic was The Relationship of Management to Safety and he appeared before the motor vehicle section due to fleet operator schools he has led over the past two years. Northwest Kansas faces a cold wave with snow and strong winds. temperatures to drop to 10 to 15 above by Saturday morning and near zero by Saturday night.
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Hobart Hanson
K.A. Lawrence
Central States Safety Congress
Kansas City
Hanson
Aneratora
Weather Bureau Today
Northwest
Kansas
Northwest Kansas
Kansas Catholic student musicians showcase at biennial meeting
Student musicians from Sacred Heart academy Wichita Cathedral high St Marys high Pittsburg St Johns Hoisington and Marymount college Salina performed yesterday at the third biennial meeting of the Kansas unit National Catholic Music Educators association in Wichita. Reaffirm Pact With Vatican City Vatican City Feb 11 Premier Alcide De Gasperi reaffirmed Italy's Lateran Pact with the church twenty years after Mussolini signed it. Pope Pius XII received De Gasperi in the Apostolic Palace. it was the premier's first official Vatican visit.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas Catholic
Kansas Unit
National Catholic Music Educators Association
Sacred Heart Academy
Cathedral) High
St. Mary's High
Pittsburg
St. John's
Hoisington
Marymount College
Salina
Vatican City
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Mussolini
Pius XII
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
de Gasperi
Apostolic Palace
Vatican
Battery Plant to Emporia to Open Factory
Emporia Kansas to host Globe Union Inc twelfth factory. executive vice president Wyeth Allen says the Emporia branch will employ 50 workers when operations begin within two months. A field check noted numerous pollinating insects in recent clover.
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Emporia Emporia
Kan
Emporia
Globe Union, Inc
Wyeth Allen
Milwaukee
Travelling pig prank shocks Eudora lodge visit
Members of the Eudora 1.0.C.F. lodge dispute a pig relay scheme that backfired on District Deputy C. L. Walker of Topeka. A red pig named George was sent from Lawrence to Lawrence members then handed to Herman Bohnsack in Eudora. Walker had directed delivery to the Olathe lodge but the pig and deputy vanished by afternoon with no word.
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Eudora
C.F
C. L. Walker
Topeka
Walker
George
Leo Bellinger
Lawrence Lodge
Bellinger
Eudora Lodge
Herman Bohnsack
Olathe Lodge
Bohnsack
King's Men Win Strong Lead In Northern Ireland Election
Supporters of continued partition clinched control of Northern Ireland's parliament in a king-or-republic election. Unionists won seven of the first eight reported districts, including Belfast dock, giving 27 sure seats to 5 for the opposition with 20 districts still unreported. Alderman Thomas Cole defeated Labour MP Harry Downey in Belfast in an early upset.
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Ireland
Northern Ireland
Eire
United Kingdom
Union Party
Belfast
Garden talk at Baldwin First Methodist church meeting
A joint meeting of three home demonstration units was held last night at Baldwin First Methodist church to discuss gardens and insect control. County agent Deal Six reported today. About 60 members and their husbands attended. Leaders were Mrs. Harvey Booth Mrs. Tow Collins Mrs. Earl Hill Mrs. Clara Reach and Mrs. Tlighman.
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Baldwin First Methodist Church
Deal Six
Baldwin
Harvey Booth
Tow Collins
Earl Hill
Clara Reach
Tlighman
Woman Struck by Falling Guttering Near City Hall
Eyewitness recounts an unidentified blonde haired young woman walking away from the scene after noon today when a four to five foot guttering section fell from the east side of city hall. The woman appeared stunned and had a small forehead cut with no bleeding.
Injured man crushed by mule at residence
Charles Foster of 1317 Brook Street was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital last evening with a fractured skull and other injuries after a mule fell on him while he was caring for the animal. Hospital attendants described his condition as poor today.
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Charles Foster
Brookstreet
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Foster
Deaths and Funerals Mrs C M Fisher 85
Mrs C M Fisher 85 died this morning at the Convalescent hospital after an illness since October. She was the former Ella Lescher and widow of C M Fisher who died in 1932 after retiring as chief of police here. Funeral services will be announced later.
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C. M. Fisher
Convalescent Hospital
Fisher
Ella Lescher
August Dahlene 66 dies. funeral at Rumsey Funeral Home
August D Dahlene 66 of 615 Indiana Street died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A retired plumber and lifelong Lawrence resident, he will be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery after services Monday at 1 30 p m at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev George C Fetter officiating. Survivors include wife Hazel, daughter Shirley, son Herbert of the home, step-son Master Eugene Weber Offutt Field Neb, one sister Mrs Herbert Cowan Hutchinson, four brothers Andrew San Diego Amil San Jose Oscar Tuscaloosa and Edward Chicago Sr, and cousin Dan Dahlene Lawrence.
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August D. Dahlene
Indiana Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
George C. Fetter
Oak Hill Cemetery
Hazel Dahlene
Shirley
Herbert
Eugene Weber
Offutt Field
Nebr
Herbert Cowan
Hutchinson
Andrew
San Diego
Calif
Amil
San Jose
Oscar
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Edward
Chicago
Dan Dahlene
KU students earn all A's in fall business honors
Seven University of Kansas business students made all A's in the fall semester. Edman L. Chapman of 2207 Barker Ave and James E. Blocker of 742 Indiana St led the group, with six other seniors and juniors from Lawrence and nearby areas also named on the honor list.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
School of Business
Dear Leonard Axe
Edman L. Chapman
Barker Avenue
James E. Blocker
Indiana Street
Albert L. Goodpasture
Carawell
Clifford Roberts
Caffeyville
Laurel L. McRoyie
Abilene
William W
Riddell
Kansas City
Delton Yohe
Burrton
Lawrencre
Thomas R. Dunn
Sunflower
Carl Francis Barlow
Twenty-third Street
Maurice Brownlee
Kentucky Street
John David Mason
1Diana
James W. Black
University Drive
Laird B. Bowman
Tore
Kenneth el
Tennessee Street
Jack D. Knight
Tennesset
Robert Schmalcher
New Hampshire Street
Class Will Organize Extension Class Meeting
An organization meeting for the extension class of Dollas counce teachers is set for Saturday February 1 at 10 a.m. in the high school. Dr E Jackson Kaur of the University of Kansas sociology department will instruct. The meeting will decide if credit will be extension or resident and set the fee accordingly.
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Dollas Counce
E. Jackson Kaur
Department of Sociology
University of Kansas
Woodring Accepts Woodlawn Trusteeship Public Shrine Plan
Topeka reports Harry M. Woodring former Kansas governor announced he has accepted a trusteeship on the Woodlawn public foundation in Washington D C. The foundation aims to purchase and establish Woodlawn as a public shrine linked with George Washington.
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Topeka
Harry M. Woodring
Kansas
Woodlawn Public Foundation
Washington, D. C
Woodlawn
Georgy Washington
Court Hearing on Prenuptial Contract Challenge
A county court session before Judge Frans Gray considered Mrs. Gra Nets of Fadora seeking to set aside a pre-nuptial agreement with her late husband Carl Ness. The case targets the estate of Carl Ness, with a decision undecided.
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Frans Gray
Gov. Carson Signs Three School Bills in Topeka
Gov. Frank Carson signed three school bills in Topeka on February 11. One bill allows districts to levy two funds for transportation and permits boards to contract for buses or lease and buy them.
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Topeka
Frank Carson
Market News: Stocks and commodities waver in mixed session
New York reports an irregular stock rally that cut early losses as bonds and cotton moved variously. Wheat in Chicago showed a mixed picture while futures edged lower. livestock receipts and hay markets in Kansas City reflected steady demand for high quality varieties amid fluctuating prices.
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New York
Chicago
Kans City
Hay Market
Kansas City
Prairie
Wall Street
Areur Ad
Farnworth Television
Central Raithead New Jersey
Atlantic Coast Line
Finow Central
American Telephone
Hoetng
J. J. Case
Kennecott Copper
American Smelling
Westinghouse Sectric
Sears
Thos Buck
Aten
Betsdall OF
Mission Corp
Paramount Divtures
Marriage License Granted In Topeka and Herington
Chester C. Johnson aged 28 of Herington and Marjorie Lucille Outright aged 22 of Topeka obtained a marriage license yesterday. The license is the second issued this month by the probate court.
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Probate
Chester C. Johnson
Herington
Marjorie Lucille Outright
Topeka
Free hospital plan information offered to Lawrence residents
Information pamphlet promises cash assistance for hospital stays due to sickness accident or childbirth. Residents urged to send name and address for complete free information with no obligation.
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Lawrence
Cost Is Small Only a Few Cents a Day
The notice touts an affordable family protection plan with a single monthly payment covering the entire group. It frames the cost as only a few cents daily for the average family, emphasizing simplicity and value.
United Hospital Plan Offers Liberal Benefits
This policy is described as one of the most liberal plans, providing cash for room and meals for any family member, cash to help cover doctor or surgeon fees, and cash for hospital extras such as operating room charges medicines X rays anesthetic and ambulance service.
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United Hospital
Pay Your Hospital Cash If Disability Strikes
This plan backed by United Insurance Company, Chicago, offers cash for hospital expenses whether disability occurs at home or at work. The firm, rated A plus Excellent in Dunne's Insurance Report, has paid over 21 million dollars in claims to people like you.
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Reliable United Insurance Company
Home Office
Chicago
Dunne
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