Series on Mental Health Lecture Program Begins
A continuing lecture series on mental health opens with Dr. Hashinger noted for his WW II service and post graduate medical education work at the University of Kansas. Five lectures cost $4, with individual sessions at $1 each. January topics feature Drs Kirkpatrick Adams Laybourne and Escudero, covering program aims, treatment, child mental health, and conditions for mental health.
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Hashi Mger
Tith
North Africa
Hashinger
Logan Clendening
Kansas City
K.U. Medical School
Lawrence
Milton Kirkpatrick
Greater
Paul C. Laybourne
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Manuel Escudero
Southard School
Topeka
Deaths and Funerals in Medicine Lodge and nearby
Obituaries list John Gress 51 a former Douglas County farmer who died at home in Medicine Lodge wife Emma and children Roy Herbert Pearl Ruth and sister in California. Frank E. Gurtler 65 dies at home. services at Rumsey Funeral Home. Loyd G Harris 66 painter and paper hanger dies. services Tuesday at Rumsey with Rev. Woestemeyer. Surviving relatives include spouses children siblings and five grandchildren.
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John Gress
Douglas County
Medicine Lodge
Stull
Emma Gress
Roy Gress
Herbert Gree
Pearl Joseph
Ruth Pike
Wichita
Mary Reichel
Tolusa
Calif
O Althaus
N. D. Mes. Lawrence
Rasp Ice of
Frank E. Gurtler
Pa. St
Rumsey Funeral
G.H. Woestemeyer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Loyd G. Harris
Lloyd G. Harris
Conn. St
Hatte Harris
Helen Grothans
Kankakee
Steven Harold Harris
Lawrence
Lonella Elliott
Jennie James
Edith Keith
Kansas City
Tressa Swisher
Gypsum
Fred Harris
Jesse Harris
Earl Harris
San Jose
Eugene Harris
McPherson
Rumsey Funeral Home
Paul Reid
U N2 meeting covers Austria Pakistan and colonial trade notes
Reports from the U N2 session describe stalled Austria peace talks, differing education systems, and regional contrasts. Khan portrays Pakistan as a young, industrious nation with 80 million people and a jute monopoly, noting its sound economy, foreign investment calls, and a stable currency. The piece also references Quercia trees and distant distribution.
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Austria
Pakistan
India
Mohammed Ali Jinnah
Community of Nations
Khan
U. S
California
Arabs Gain Ground In Holy Land Tourism
Arab Jerusalem faces a tourist industry challenge amid misperceptions about holy sites on the Arab side of the Palestine partition line. The Old City houses key shrines including the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and the Dome of the Rock. Tourism infra rises with more first class hotels, visas eased, and new roads and air connections, aided by a $250,000 government tourism bureau.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Old City
Holy Land
Israel
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Calvary
Bethlehem
Jordan River
Jordan
Gerash
Petra
Arab Jerusalem
Washington
London
Paris
Rome
Madrid
Cairo
Beirut
Bureau of Tourism
Point Four
Peele
Noon Worship Among Louisville Railroad Shopmen
Workers at the Louisville & Nashville South Louisville shops observe daily noon worship. A 160-strong crowd gathers around a small pipe organ in the washroom as hymn singing, prayer, and a sermon unfold between locomotive parts and lunch breaks. The service is non-denominational and led by Rev. J David Pitts with participation from B C McMurreys of the Railroad Y M.
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Louisville
Louisville & Nashville
Lawrencers debate bicycle tags and city events
In Lawrence residents with bicycles may delay license tags until after the proposed bicycle ordinance passes the City Commission. Schools will host bicycle inspections and tag issuance for students, with non students awaiting the school program’s end. A Pelathe District roundtable for scout officials is set at First Methodist Church.
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Lawrence
Jim Weareig
Atte
The
Anzig
Kanzig
Pelathe
First Methodist Church
Joe Skillman
den Mothers
Eudora
Baldwin
Sunflower
Tonganoxie
Market at a glance with mixed futures and livestock action
Market News notes higher stocks, active steel, mixed bonds, and irregular cotton with liquidation in grains. Cattle and hog futures show gains, Kansas City reports varied grain prices, futures up or down across corn and wheat, with USDA cattle and sheepmargins reflecting active trading and price bands.
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A. C
Kansas City
Com
Oren
High Law Close
Kansas City In
USDA
Kansas City Produce Market and Wall Street Summary
Kansas City produce items include eggs by size and weight, butter and poultry prices with shifts toward higher values. Local markets note wheat at 2.16 and new corn at 1.50 per bushel. Wall Street opened with a broad advance as activity rose and notable gains approached two points.
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McKens & RO
Kansas City
Market volumes surge as Steela lead broad advance
A crowded trading floor saw gains across sectors with losses limited to unusual cases. About 2,200,000 shares changed hands, well above the recent averages, with Friday activity at 1,450,000 shares. Steela led early gains, supported by railroads utilities copper rubbers and a wide spread of miscellaneous issues.
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Steela
Births and Deaths Up in Douglas County 1952 Details
A Douglas County annual summary reports births and deaths rising in 1952 with quarter by quarter marriage and probate figures, including 60 divorces granted and 103 filed, plus total marriage licenses since 1948 and county birth death totals since 1949. In Amarillo Texas E E Elliott attempted to mail a 2 magazine subscription using an air mail envelope with 3 cents postage, receiving reminders that only proper US mail can be placed in a residential box.
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Douglas Goats District Court
Douglas County Probate Court
Leense
Praleahe Court
Douglas County
Taimyra
Willow Springa
Armarillo
Tex
E. E. Elliott
Elliott
U.S
Brewer's simple method locates 84 Indian campsites
In Indian Plymouth Massachusetts former Vice President Jesse Brewer of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society outlines a basic rule for finding Indian campsites. He says the sites are near fresh water and on south or southeast slopes to catch morning sun. Brewer notes the importance of comfort and describes a practical approach to exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mass
Jesse Brewer
Massachusetts
Archaelogical Society
Brewer
Guilty of Drunkenness in Police Court
Earl Lawson of 712 Mass Street was found guilty in police court on a drunkenness charge and sentenced to 30 days in the city jail for parole violation.
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Earl Lawson
Mass. St
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