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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1950

Page

2

Train collision disrupts Long Island service injuring many

A head on collision between eastbound and westbound trains near Rodeerville Centre disrupted service on the Long Island Rail Road. The accident left passengers injured and trapped in wreckage as officials investigated signals, with buses shuttling commuters around the area and trains detoured via Valley Stream and Freeport.

Babylon Interstate Commerce Commission Pennsylvania Station New York City Long Island New York Valley Stream Freeport Atlantic Ocean Ida Pase Free- Poochville Centre

Open House at KU Co-ops During Coop Week

Faculty members and Lawrence residents are invited to open house at six KU Co-ops from 3 to 6 pm. Co-ops Don Henry Harmon Henley Jayhawk Rock Chalk and Hill host a buffet at Don Henry at 6 pm. John Ine KU economist will speak in Memorial Union. week ends with Harmon co-ops dance Feb 25 from 9 pm to midnight.

Kensar Memorial Union John Ine K.U Apeak Ives General Education Committee Co-Opsa Austin Turney, Jr Harmon Co-Ops

Local Names List From Memorial Hospital Notices

A long readable fragment lists residents and relatives with addresses including Memorial Hospital and streets such as Louisiana Vermont New J J Ohio Indiana and Oak Hill Road. It mentions multiple families with babies and recent events at Sunnyside Sunflower and Desoto along with Masonic Lodge and Eagles Lodge references and a February 20 meeting time.

Joyce Leach Perry Willetta Franks Learnard Avenue George Wolfe Eudora Mary Lee Pringle Ohio Street Evelyning Baby Indiana Street Esta Giles Oakhill Road Eddie Baldz Vermont Street Frances Zimmerli Baby DeSoto Margaret Ling Sunnyside Norma Manning Sunflower

Veterans recall Bulge film as two hours of life wasted

Lawrence residents recall the Battle of the Bulge in a December screening, seven local veterans recounting a harrowing two hour experience. A hand forged cycle bar from an 1875 model was found by Emily Henry on Route 8 farm, described as four feet long and mounted behind the wheel.

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Mule Decline Grips Kansas Farm Livestock

Kansas livestock totals show mule numbers dropping to an all time low of 14,000 as of January 1, 1950, while horses fall to 206,000. Cattle and calves total 3,627,000, hogs 1,268,000, stock sheep and lambs 336,000, and chickens 15,668,000. Analysis by State Agricultural Statistician H L Collins notes the mule decline since 1923 and the steady high marks for other species.

Topeka Kansas Collins Kansas Farms Neise Ang Mbes

Five Lawrence Women Attend KU Mimeograph School

Five women from Lawrence and county offices attended a KU mimeograph school in Extension. Attendees included Mrs M E Endaly from the county treasurer’s office Jean Christian and Dorothy Goodrich from the county clerk’s office Mary Jo Davis from the Lawrence Recreation Commission and Mrs Helen Pokky from the county superintendent of schools office. E J MacFarland noted the program is KU’s first mimeograph school since the war and that 36 persons attended across three sessions taught by mimeograph company representatives.

University’ Extension K. U M. E. Endaly Jean Christian Dorothy Goodrich Mary Jo Davis Lawrence Recreation Commission Helen Pokky E. J. MacFarland Extension Bureau of Institutes and Conferences KU. 1 Pergone Ren. Z

Deaths and Funerals List Local Residents

Edward Knabe of Eudora Route 2 died at his daughter's Milford home this morning. Alfred Montgomery Goodrich aged 75 died early this morning at his Lecompton home after his wife’s death about a month earlier. Surviving are four daughters and two sons. Funeral at Lecompton Evangelical United Brethren church Tuesday at 1 with Rev. Kel l o gs in charge, burial in Lecompton cemetery. Frederick L. Hartman, 77, of 213 Lincoln Street, died Thursday. funeral Monday at 1:30 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Rev. R. W. Albert officiating, burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Richard R. Jones, 87, died Thursday. funeral Monday 3 p m at Rumsey funeral home, Rev. H. M. Sippel officiating, burial in Hubbel Hill cemetery, pallbearers named. Surviving relatives include his son Eli Jones and three daughters with various addresses and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Edward Knabe Eudora Route 2 John Melisinger Milford Alfred Montgomery Goodrich Lecompton Wesley Crady Oaklawn Ill P. P. Merchant Topeka Clifford Berry Tarzana, Jr W. C. Thompson San Antonio Texas Goodrich Elmer Goodrich Los Alamos Lecompton Evangelical United Brethren Church A. 0. Kellogs Mpton Cemetery Frederick L. Hartman Lincoln Street Trinity Lutheran Church R. W. Albert Memorial Park Cemetery Alfed Heck Fred Kloepper F. D. Walters RW. Scott George L. Anderson Obed E. Thompson Richard R. Jones Rumsey H. M. Sippel Hubbel Hill Tonganoxie Elmer Olson William Snoddy Clarence Wilson Dewey Wilson Ernest Wilson Clifford Harper Eli Jones North Third Street Florence Hol Hngeworth South Gate Calif Anna Fearing Myrtle Lam Fi Jones Siedington Ington

Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Sighted

AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle and hog prices with mixed moves. Steers steady to weak, heifers up to 50 cents, cows mostly higher, vealers and stockers firm, and feeding classes showing gains as buyers assess value. Shorter shipments and varied load prices are reported across the week.

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Churchill Favors Talks With Reds in UK Election Push

London feb 18 Winston Churchill defies Labour censure by urging high level talks with Russia on atomic bomb control outside the United Nations. Attlee replies in a broadcast. Churchill rails against a "monster state monopoly" and promises tax cuts if conservatives win. Bevin counters that Britain can rely on Marshall Plan aid until 1952. One Manchester seat postponed after candidate death.

London Cph Winston Churchill Britain West Russia Labor Clement Attles United Nations Bis Party British Broadcasting Corporaon Attlee Labor Party Chequers Court Ernest Bevin Edinburgh Scotland Churchill Bevin United States Chartwell Att- Tee America Stafford Cripps Glasgow Osa Side Industrial Manchester Ward Lascelles Fleming Fleming

Suspend Liquor License Free Deliveries Bring Crackdown

Topeka reports Kansas Distributors Inc Emporia wholesale firm has liquor license suspended for 15 days starting February 20 Control Director Arthur A Herrick announced the action citing free liquor deliveries to five retailers in violation of the control act. Al Becker president and Clyde C Glandon secretary treasurer testified they were unaware of the deliveries. Duane C Morrow named field underwriter for Mutual Life Insurance in this vicinity replacing Ed Roach transferred to Wichita office.

Topeka Kansas Distributors, Inc Emporia Control Arthur A. Herrick Herrick al Becker Clyde C. Glandon Duane C. Morrow Illinois Street Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Wichita Morrow University of Kansas Ed Roach

Ambulance Responds to Bear Creek Flood Claim of Strangling

In Canton Mississippi on February 18 an ambulance rushed to Bear Creek to aid a man reported strangled. On arrival the crew found the man in no strangling danger but stranded by flood and called a wrecker to pull him free.

Canton Miss Bear Creek Here Strang

Experts Seek Use for 20 000 000 Acres of Wheat Land

Washington Feb 18 experts debate handling 20 million acres slated to leave wheat production as exports falter. Government contemplates limits, with farmers encouraged to convert excess land to livestock feed. Proposals include marketing wheat for human food at higher prices while using extra acres for feed, supported by studies showing breed-up risk minimal.

Washington Agriltures Department Kasnas State Experimental Station

Mrs Postlethwaite Dies. Kansas City Resident Was KU Alumna

Mrs R H Postlethwaite aged 75 died at Cresthaven convalescent home in Kansas City Missouri after a two month stay. She suffered a stroke last October and had lived in Mankato before moving to Kansas City three years ago. She was mother to four sons and a daughter, all KU graduates, including Kenneth Postlethwaite editor of the Daily Mail at Nevada Missouri and others who became artists and lawyers. Bert Hirschfeld of the Cincinnati Mohawks scored two goals in ten seconds against Indianapolis.

R. H. Postlethwaite Cresthaven Kansas City Hannibal Mankato University of Kansas K. A Kenneth Postlethwaite Nevada Daily Mail K. U U. Memorial Association Carl Postlethwaite Journal-World Don Postlethwaite Law St. Francis Ruth Lawless R. C. Postlethwaite Chicago K. WU Elizabeth Engel Mira FE. R. Porterfield University St. Clairsville Ohio Bert Hirschfeld Cincinnati Mohawks American Hockey League Indianapolis

Household Hints From a Past Era

Household hints cover grapefruit as a top food source, celery marks used in stews, toaster safety on circuits, roasting meat with no water in an uncovered pan, and baking asparagus with chicken or turkey in cream sauce. Also notes on lamb or pork chops pan broiling and a brief remark on ventriloquism as an ancient art practiced by wandering magicians.

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Jefferson County Basketball Tournament Opens In Perry Fieldhouse

Wood county hosts the Jefferson County basketball tourney at the Perry fieldhouse with all games in the evening on Wednesday Friday and Saturday. Neighborhood Circle meets at the Max Rolin home due to illness. members recite the Lord’s Prayer and honor Mrs. Champion on her 60th wedding anniversary.

Jefferson County Perry Mra Marcel Rolla Max Rolin Marcel Rolin Aung Valentines Arlene Garer Mildred Petri Miax Joyce Hollingsworth Sunny Valley Home Demonstration Unit May Smith Wal Love Stults Mra Witherspoon Heck Valenti Will ‘Valley Grove Community Club Ruth Ward Russell Valentine Dox

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