Farm Bureau urges soil bank stay focused on surplus relief
John C. Lynn for the American Farm Bureau Federation told the House Agriculture Committee the soil bank should not be converted into free crop insurance or disaster relief. He urged strict adherence to its original goal of reducing crops in surplus and aligning production with market demand.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
John C. Lynn
General Farm Organization
Soil Bank
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Soll Bank
Eizenhower
Lynn
Farm Bureau
Ike Refuses To Drop Corporation Tax Policy
A historical note discusses President Ike, his stance on maintaining the corporate tax level, and related political framing. It references policy debates, public reaction, and potential fiscal implications discussed in a period context.
Kansas City Markets Report Mixed with Cattle and Grains
Kansas City cattle and hog futures show steady to higher moves while grain prices wobble. Cattle volumes 5,500 with steers and heifers modest gains, cows steady. hogs up to 25. Soybeans and corn show varied price movements amid light trading as weather and demand influence activity. The Day in Wall Street notes a mixed session with Boeing and United Air lines down while rails held modest gains and Bethlehem Steel declined.
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A. Cy Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Wall Street
New York
Boeing
United Aircraft
Bethlehem Steel
Northern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
New Crackdown On Hungarians
A turbulent report describes a crackdown related to Hungarians with references to anti dissident measures and a strong state push. It mentions fear of political pressure and the threat of punishment linked to workers and political groups during a period of rising tension.
Record parking surge eases at fieldhouse in bad weather
Nearly 12 000 cars lined up on a Saturday as Skillman and helpers managed the post game rush. Drivers enjoyed close parking near the fieldhouse, with 7 35 seating and 7 7 requests for patience as future spaces shrink and walking distances grow.
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Skillman
Lawrence
School district debates bond plan for junior high needs
Faced with full enrollments and 12 portable rooms, officials discuss a 320000 bond issue to ease debt limits for a future junior high. The plan would require projects by next fall, with a 1958 bond to fund the junior high and other facilities. Four men were fined in County Court for drunken public highway offenses.
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Centennial
East Heights
Sunset Hil
Hillcrest
Lawrence High
Behool
Eahh
Gorrall R. Collins
DeSoto
Glenn
McKay
Baldwin
Obbie Hall
Sebwin
Conn
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Mollie Mabe
Mrs Mollie Mabe 83 mother of the late husband of Mrs Olin Mabe died Monday in Dodge City where she had lived since July 1955. Funeral services will be at 2 p m Thursday at the Christian Church in Princeton Missouri. Survivors include another daughter Mrs James Wella of Kansas Missouri two sons Roy Mabe of Missouri and William Mabe of Kirkesville and five grandchildren.
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Mollie Mabe
Olin Mabe
R. I
Lawrence
Christian Church
Princeton
Mabe
Dodge City
Royal Arch meeting rescheduled to January fifteenth
Meeting notice for Royal Arch chapter indicates the original January 8 date was postponed to January 15 at 7 30 p m. Fred J Brown H P and Anderson serve as secretary with Adv communication from Acacia Lodge No 9 AF and AM. Visitors welcome per M J Estes M W V Combs Secy.
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Royal Arch
Fred J. Brown
H. P
Anderson, Secy
Acacia Lodge
A.M
M. J. Estes
Area Corn Growers to Join 5 Acre Allotment Plan
Area corn growers in Toetias County will participate in a new 5 acre allotment program starting with the 1947 crop. County chair Donald Palmateer says county allotments total 24 912 acres, with price support set at 31.00 per bushel for commercial corn counties. Farmers must apply by January 3 at the county ASC Office to be eligible for spring support and must exceed their farm allotment.
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Toetias
Donald Palmateer
Oeeners
Brishpl Tor
Palsmateer
ASC
Mass
Lawmakers Weigh Confirmations in Split Legislature
Mixed Senate outlook under GOP control shapes confirmation bets on former Gov Hall appointees. Democratic leaders in Topeka indicate limited leverage as party lines pin power, with key House figures and clerks listed among prior and incoming staff.
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Fred Hall
Senate
Joe McDowell
Kamsas City
F Halli
McCuish
McDowell
GOP
Clouse
Edward Peaman i
Hoytspeaker
Wiliam Mitchell
Hutchinson
Wale Saffels
Garden City
Anderson
Leati
Hubbard
Hugoton
Robert Andisson
Topeka
I Owill
Sickney
Margaret Gardiner
Scevettiey T. L. Coffman
Ray Jones
Suomi Casebier
McTouth
John Patuechchewton
Eho
Paul Wolfflolugetan
Lange
D-Pittsbuyt
House
Chase
Elmer IP Spytfordy
Chi
Jacquant
Downs purchase home amid move to new life
Harry Downs and Cora Downs have bought the home of Dean and Mrs. Leonard Asi at 1646 Ala. St. The couple plans to move in by June after Axe, the present dai at the School of Business at KOU, leaves for his new post as past president of Pittsburg Sisters College.
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Cora Downs
Leonard Asi
St. Downs
Tr. Deawns
Axe
Dai
School of Business
Kou
Pittsburg
Kansas Tragic Deaths Reported In State Totals
State accident records list fatalities in Kansas over the last 24 hours and the same period to date. The bulletin notes multiple incidents and cites authorities in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kansas
Reesiris Seclinn
Topeka Printed Brief Strands Fractured Text Clues
A fragmentary OCR item from a Topeka page shows stray words and garbled phrases. The readable bits hint at a local brief or notice but contain no clear event, name, date, or organization.
Army Checks Security Leak From Missile Oversight Move
An Army probe confirms a security leak involving a document on the Wilson defense secretary order issued November 26 about Army roles in missiles. Pentagon officials say several officers are being questioned as Congress reviews papers shared with lawmakers. The only named officer is Col. C. Nickerson of Huntsville. He declined comment.
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Fetense Wilson
Army
Qiersuhs
Pentagon
Senate
Cal
Doh C. Nickerson Iy
Ferdstope
Huntsville
Ninfasrseny
Sint
Education Board Accepts Teachers Resignations
The Education Board accepted resignations of Vera Smith from Centennial Labour and Rose Kure from New York School, with both preparing to leave Lawrence. Kathleen Lentin was appointed night supervisor, replacing the retiring teacher. The board also noted a payment and a future meeting of the School Boards Association.
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Vo Lawrence
A. Hilicimse
Idvestion
Vera Smith
Centennial Labour
Rose Kure
New York
Lamwrence
Kiesbeth Lentin
Tinme A
Starlock
Berare
Dhey
Sisds Assoakador
Sehoul Peardeshim
Tadhi Lapekea
Fis Weieht
Bom
Geiuan
Unclear hospital admission list with scattered names and notes
Fragmented OCR shows a hospital admission and dismissal ledger with many misspelled names and addresses. Entries include Mrs Barbara Oakson, Mero Telia Yornedon, and Williamstowne baby notes, plus unrelated terms and possible wards, with apparent stray text about low pressure.
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Mero Telia Yornedon
Thi Li
Stes
Barbara Oakson
Loneanaxiey
Sebi Lennon
Jihnsen Ase
Clarerre. Hodson
Shaalo Applegate
Sinn
Marie Rapparsd
Billwing
Beirieos Madl
Dry Matoot
Shirtey Warmer
Thane
Arab Leaders React to Eisenhower Middle East Doctrine
Cairo papers report Arab capitals reacting cautiously to President Eisenhower's plan. Some governments express support for certain elements while others urge careful explanation to their publics. James B. Richards is named to lead the American mission to the region to explain the policy.
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Cairo
Tyre
Fnrom
Ahramark
Corou
Ari
Ina
Defyren Preta Urelerie
Snptan Wemynander al Ahrant
Ares
United States
Amperic
Pioneer optimism in Kansas 1857 frontier notes
The text recalls early Kansas life around Fort Leavenworth and Lawrence with prices for livestock and trade goods, local officials seeking supplies, and a hopeful view of new towns and a territorial university. It highlights a frontier spirit and the belief that better days would come despite hardships.
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Kansas
Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
J. BE. B. Stuart
Lawrence
Pioneer
Territorial Ans Sons
Nebraska City
Manhattan
Territorial University
Ikansas Pros
$25 000 Suit Filed In Robert Moorman Death
A $25,000 damage suit in District Court by Weed J and Jizel Moorman against Clifford Levi Price of Percy alleges Price caused the death of Robert Moorman on Bee 19 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital He was hit by a car driven at over 50 miles per hour and failed to yield the right of way or keep proper lookout.
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Weed J
Jizel Moorman
Miss. Li
Clifford
Levi Price
Percy
Robert Moorman
Moorman
Bee
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Brie Earlir
Price
Failre
Divorce suit filed in district court
Ora James Clark sues Carol Clark in district court alleging divorce. The filing marks the start of a civil proceeding with standard notices and proceedings to follow.
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Ora
James Clark
Carol Clark
Refinery explosion and fire devastate area
A massive blast at a refinery triggered a fire with debris flying up to 200 feet. More than 100 firefighters—including air-crew trained teams—moved to contain the blaze as surrounding buildings suffered damage and residents watched the glow.
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Monet PS
Winton Slyrt
Feos
Pty Ostrefphes Toy Oprles
Fear
Outhrodk
van Shells Tiemann Fob
Rotary Hears Stephenson On Middle East Oil History
Fr. A. Stephenson, emeritus petroleum professor at KUL, spoke to the Lawrence Rotary Club about the Near East oil development history. He detailed nationalization plans, the Suez Canal blockage impact, a 40 per cent production cut, shifted tanker routes, higher shipping rates, and a boost for shipbuilders, notably in Japan. He called nationalization a "nice word for stealing."
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A. Stephenson
Petruleum Engineering
Kul
Lawrence
Suez Canal
Stephenson
November term District Court Jury to report Thursday
Heard in Lawrence the November term jury will report at 9 a m Thursday with five cases left on the docket. Mrs Lutein Allison, clerk of the court, said the new term will begin in February. The new jury has been picked but names are not released. The year brought many changes and flu season adds to concerns. rest and vitamins are advised.
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Lutein Allison
Oday
Allison
Fluasual
Mat
Robertson to Remain Assistant in Far Eastern Affairs
Robertson will stay on as assistant secretary of state for far eastern affairs. A Virginia investment banker, he has served as chief aid to Secretary of State Dulles in drafting and maintaining this government's policy and economic buildup in Asia.
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Wasuien
Walter S. Robertson
Diplos
China
Aharge
Far Kaysterne
Virmam Investment Banker
Dulles
Bovecott
Pavpine
Art Lecture at KU Discusses Mexican Codices
The Kansas University History Club sponsors an illustrated lecture at 7 p.m. Wednesday by Donald Robertson visiting assistant professor of art history. He will discuss Mexican Codices as Sources for the Pre-Hispanic History of Mexico in the Memorial Union Room.
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Kansas University History Club
Donald Robertson
Robertson
Mexico
Memorial Union
Lawrence Man Fined for Open Liquor Bottle Charge
C. J. Johnson of Lawrence was fined and costs after Canty Court found him in possession of an open liquor bottle. The Monday ruling addressed the statute violation and associated court costs.
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C. J. Johnson
Lawrence
Thanks for support during hospital stay
I thank relatives friends and neighbors for cards flowers gifts and calls and the nurses and Dr Reed for care during my stay at the hospital. Mr Nathaniel Tee.
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Dr. Reed
Nathaniel Tee
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