Yogurt Gains Popularity in Lawrence Markets
Simon Hurwits of the Lawrence Milk and Ice Cream Company says yogurt, a centuries-old silk product now reimagined, is attracting a growing following in Lawrence where a local retailer sells it. The firm claims to be the only manufacturer between New York and Tennessee, a claim tied to city ordinance changes last year. The December American Butter and Cheese Review notes yogurt’s U.S. rise, tracing its arrival about five years ago and its production involving pasteurized milk cultured with lactic acid bacteria, heated, bottled, incubated, then cooled to keep four to six days. Hurwitz notes it can be eaten plain, with sugar or fruit, or as a vegetable dressing.
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Isi
Lawrence
Simon Hurwits
Lawrence Milk and Ice Cream. Company
New York
Sennesseo
Hurwits
American Butter and Cheese Review
Whee New York
United States
Canada
Hurwitz
Tax program faces Congress amid calls for detail
The piece notes Senators and Representatives reacting to President Truman’s tax program. Senator George and House Chairman Spence express cautious or supportive views while Representative Reed labels the plan inflationary. They expect detailed proposals in forthcoming messages and cabinet briefings as Truman prepares an economic message and budget for Congress.
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Spence
D.-Ky
House Banking Committee
Reed
N.Y
House
r.Truman
New York grain and Kansas City livestock reports
New York market notes show firm corn demand and steady wheat and oats with slight price gains. Kansas City livestock receipts and bids indicate slower cattle trade but firmer hogs and steady sheep with price ranges across categories.
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New York
Steeks
Kansas City
Kansas City Market Roundup From Jan Sixth Hay Grain and Stocks
AP dispatch notes Kansas City hay market with alfalfa and prairie bids and sales, prices for carload alfalfa at 33.69 and 30.00, market strength on fat quality green hay and steady to lower grades. Also reports on cash grain prices in Kansas City, wheat futures, oats, maize, rye and barley across No 2 and No 3 categories, plus a Wall Street digest of modest gains following the president’s state of the union message and stock activity. Potatoes market data from Chicago shows arrivals and demand with price notes for Colorado red and Idaho Russel varieties.
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Kansas City
Almuehter
Aevera
Thesday
Kansas
Wall Street
New York
U. S. Steel
Republic Steel
National Steel
Chrysler
Stud
Chicago
Jan
USDA
U. S
Colorado
Idaho
Wheat prospects and weather conditions in early 1949
Topeka reports a week of rain or snow across most regions with widespread wheat damage and soil blowing in central and southwestern counties. Frost and frozen ground hinder field work. cattle remain generally in good condition though some livestock shrinkage prompts supplemental feeding in affected areas.
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Topeka
Wey
Rgb
North Central
En Baneas
County board changes name and actions ahead
After eight years of service the new county board takes over with Ray Ogden and Charles Banning joining. Two patrolmen houses have been bought for road grading districts. Two bridge projects await state action including the Sullivan bridge bid of 26000 rejected and plans for Baldwin Vinland bridge awaiting approval. New bids open January 18.
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Altho
Sullivan
Baldwin-Vinland Road
Ousdah
Ray Ogden
Charles Banning
Mem Hospital Patient and Address List Readings
List of names and addresses connected to Memorial Hospital in Overbrook and other cities. Includes Effie Hutchinson LaPlata Mo Nellie Ireland Perry Street Elva May Booth Baldwin Stephen Inman 1545 Massachusetts Street Rhea Collins Eudora Ollie Vitt 913 New York Street David Frits Sunflower Florence Drury and baby Sunnyside James Corel Route 2 Alvie Brooks Jr Route 3 Jean Swan 580 Ohio Street Margaret Stitaman Baldwin Betty Jo Chariton 824 Miscari Street.
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John Dodder
Overbrook
Effie Hutchinson
LaPlata
Nellie Ireland
Perry Street
Elva May Booth
Baldwin
Stephen Inman
Massachusetts Street
Rhea Collins
Eudora
Ollie Vitt
New York Street
David Frits
Florence Drury
Sunnyside
James Corel
Alvie Brooks, Jr
Jean Swan
Ohio Street
Margaret Stitaman
Betty Jo Chariton
Misscari Street
Birth Reports Highlight Local Daughters Born Recently
Mr and Mrs Richard Perkins of 1208 Reonezlearin Street welcomed a daughter yesterday while Mr and Mrs C G Sandy reported Sun October birth of a daughter and Mr and Mrs Gey Semis announced another daughter today in a terse local notices column.
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Richard. Perkins
Reonezlearin Street
Yester
C. G. Sandy
Sunoeter
Rh Gey Sem
Meeting Sets Consistory for Officer Election
A meeting at Zerbeli is called to form a consistory for the election of officers. Allan Dougherty and V. M. O. Wright are named in the brief notice.
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Allan Dougherty
V. M. O. Wright
John Deere Day at Gross Brothers Hardware Store
About 1,700 farmers and guests were served lunch at the John Deere Day program hosted by Green Brothers Hardware Store. The annual event includes films on John Deere implements, a display of agricultural equipment, and a lunch prepared by Haskell Institute home economics students using a steer raised by Walter Thome.
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John Deere Dey
Green Brothers’ Hardware Store
Haskell Institute
Walter Thome
Liberty Me Morality High School Students Attend Inaugural Ceremony
Three Liberty Me Morality high school students will attend the Kansas State Inaugural ceremonies in Topeka on Monday. Representatives Mahlon Ball and Baray Bowers, plus Miss Bowers, will attend from Lawrence. The group comes from the State Inaugural Committee and will be honored in a special City Auditorium program.
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Liberty Memorial High Schol
Topeka
Kansas
Mahlon Ball
Hall
Baray Bowers
Lawrence
Miss Bowers
City
Toro
Statehouse
Chief Bliesner Announces Promotions for Patrolmen
Police chief C A Bliesner announced promotions for patrolmen John Jewabee Willis Cox Heary Sx Sit and Ralph Hubbel. Promotions reflect length of service and insignia will be ordered soon for the five officers. Uniforms will be paid from funds raised at the Policemen's Ball.
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John Jewabee
Willis Cox
Heary Sx Sit
Ralph Hubbel
C. A. Bliesner
Blimner
Eine
Mackie Family Opens Law Practice in Council Grove
Thomas 5 Mackie and wife Sherie with son Tom relocate to Council Grove to establish a law practice. Mackie, a University of Kansas law graduate, was admitted to the Kansas bar after 38 months of service as a lieutenant in the Naval Air Corps in the South Pacific. Mrs. Mackie, Betty Mott, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James M. Mott. The family bought a home on Lakeside Drive.
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Thomas
Mackie
Sherie
Tom
Council Grove
University of Sas Law School
Kansas
Naval Air Corps
Betty Mott
James M. Mott
Mackies
Ces Lakeside Drive
Council Rove
Reserve Office Set Up for Local Reservists
A Reserve Office of the Organized Reserve Corps opens in room 103 of the Standard Life building at Eighth and Vermont. It will maintain all records for enlisted and officer reservists in Douglas, Franklin, and Winflower Village in Johnson county. Major Marion, B. Noland, and Ernest Kiner will staff five and a half days weekly to answer inquiries about Ground Forces reservists.
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Organized Reserve Corps
Standard Life
Eighth
Vermont Streets
Douglas
Franklin
Winflower Village
Johnson County
Marion
B. Noland
Ernest Kiner
Warrant Issued Against Company in Meat Feed Case
The attorney general seeks confiscation of commercial funds tied to a meat feed operation. A warrant was issued and served by the sheriff to seize assets as part of an ongoing court action. The case involves the state department of agriculture and targets the company’s commercial funds before a court date in March.
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Eassie
States Department of of Agricultur
Railroad and Union Representa tives to Discuss Proposals
Railroad and union representatives will discuss proposed terms regarding conduct, safety, and working conditions. Officials aim to reach an agreement on disputed contract elements and address member concerns at a scheduled meeting in the city hall conference room.
Peace feeler prompts bargaining amid Chinese civil war
Shanghai dispatch says New China News Agency calls Chiang Kai-shek peace overtures a delaying action and indicates Reds will fight to the finish. Yenan radio first mentioned the peace feeler. no communist official cited. Analysts see bargaining as a Chinese business tactic with Chiang’s last price possible. Kansas City reports $8,580 levee repair contract to Dutton Construction for Smoky Hill and Kansas Rivers near Junction City.
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Shanghai
New China News Agency
Chiang Kai-shek
Nanking
Sin Wan Pao
Yenan Radio
Chiang
Red News Agency
Dargainig
Kansas City
Dutton Construction Company, Inc
Smith Center
Kan
Smoky Hill
Kansas Rivers
Junction City
P. D. Berrigan
Republican Rep Rees criticizes Truman State of the Union plan
In Washington on January 5 Representative Rees of Kansas argues the president's State of the Union address outlines a program whose cost is not yet estimated but would cost billions if enacted and harm business economy.
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Washington
Kansas
Rees
President Truman
Bramble Couple Found Dead in Oil Lease House
In El Dorado Kansas on January 5 a coroner's jury ruled the deaths of Mr and Mrs Fred Bramble as murder and death by own action. The Oil Hill residents were discovered in their Cities Service Oil company lease house northwest of El Dorado.
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E! Dorado
Kan
Fred Bramble
Oil Hill
Cities
Service Oil Company
Death of Cowley County Sheriff Charles N. Goldsmith in Winfield
Charles N. Goldsmith former Cowley County sheriff died in Winfield last night. Survived by his widow a son Don Goldsmith Winfield lumber yard manager and two others Mrs Ned S O Neal Wichita.
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Winfield
Kan
Charles N. Goldsmith
Cowley County
Don Goldsmith
Winfield Lumber Yard
Ned S. ‘O'Neal
Wichita
Frost Keeps Farm Losses Rising in Southern California
Los Angeles reports heavy killing frost across Southern California farm areas. Early estimates peg two day damage near 10 million dollars as reports remain fragmentary.
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Los Angeles
California
Truman State of the Union Seen Softer by Markets
New York reports Jan 5 President Truman's State of the Union message greeted by business and financial leaders as a sweeter pill than anticipated with markets reacting cautiously but mostly positive to the speech.
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New York
President Truman
Judy Dale to Lead U Kans Counseling Committee
Dale Judy, a Leavenworth graduate student, will head the University of Kansas student counseling program. The YMCA and dean of men joint project assigns upperclass counselors for new members arriving in the second semester. Counselors will mail letters before arrival and maintain follow-up guidance through spring.
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Daie Judy
Leavenworth
University of Kansas
Y.M.C.A
Topeka Obituaries and Local Notices
Laura Knickerbocker former foreign correspondent dies after short illness at Topeka Kansas survived by four sons Conrad Harvard University. Terrill's Dry Goods at 803 Massachusetts street being remodeled interior counters and dress racks. Janet Malott undergoing emergency appendectomy at Watkins Memorial hospital in good condition. P R H Shields 54 Kansas oil operator dies at El Dorado home in poor health two years. Funeral arrangements pending. Doris Leonhart files for divorce against Wilfred Leonhart in district court yesterday.
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Topeka
Kan
Laura Knickerbocker
H. E Epererancean
Mennineer Clinic
Conrad
Harvard University
Terrill
Massachusetts Street
Malott
Janet Malott
Deane W. Malott
University of
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Ofter
el Dorado
P.R. H. Shields
Kansas Oil
Doris Leonhart
Wilfred Leonhart
Deaths and Funerals Miss Mary Jane Ellis
Miss Mary Jane Ellis lifelong resident died this morning at 520 Mississippi street. Funeral services at Trinity Episcopal church Friday at 2 30 p.m. with Rev. Robert C. Swift in charge. Friends may call at Funk's chapel until 2 p.m. Warren M. Saunders 57 of Chicago Ill brother of Mrs. Pasewark died Monday. Funeral today in Chicago and service in Lawrence tomorrow at Funk's chapel. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Survivors include two brothers and four sisters with addresses in Cleveland Chicago San Francisco and San Diego.
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Mary Jane Ellie
Mary Jane Ellis
Mississippi Street
J. B. Ellis
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert C. Swift
Oak Hill
Funk's Chapel
Warren M. Saunders
Chicago
Ill
W. H. Pasewark
Lawrence
Funk’s Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Clifford B. Saunders
Cieay
Frank
J. Saunders
Sancisco
Sancisco; and Four A Mrs. L. N. Davis, Chicago; Mrs. O. F. New
Polls
F. H. Harrison
San San Diego
Calif
Seven Die In Crash Near Colfax California
Seven air force personnel died when a transport plane crashed ten miles southeast of Colfax California. An eighth crewman was believed aboard but not confirmed. Coroner West said seven bodies were counted in the wreckage, which was still hot. The plane traveled from Hill Field Utah to McClellan Field California.
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Colfax
Calif
Here
Ts County
Francis E. West
Air Force
West
McClellan Field
Sey
Hillfield
Ogden
Utah
Sacramento
California
Sierra Nevada
Student recital at KU features Giannini concerto and Mendelssohn piece
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 in Frank Strong auditorium at the University of Kansas Leo Horacek and Marian Jeraild piano instructor perform Vittorio Giannini's Concerto for Trumpet and Piano. Miss Billie George plays Mendelssohn's Concerto in G minor with orchestral parts on the second piano by Jan Chiapasso, piano instructor.
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Frank Strong
University of Kansas
Leo Horacek
Marian Jeraild
Vittorio Giannini
Billie George
Mendelssohn
Jan Chiapasso
Fined For Speeding By County Court
Robert E Hadl of Eudora Route 1 was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to speeding on a public highway. He was reported driving his truck at 55 miles an hour south of Baldwin Junction by Highway Patrolman Arthur Jensen.
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Robert E. Hadl
Eudora
Route 1
Hadl
Baldwin Junction
Arthur Jensen
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
Card of thanks from Sue Churchbaugh and Effie Chuchbaugh acknowledging friends neighbors and brothers for help and wood donations. The message expresses gratitude for support and assistance received.
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Sue
Churchbaugh Effie
Chbaugh
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