Budget plan seeks over 39 billion in outlays
A long list outlines a proposed 1949 federal outlay exceeding 39 billion dollars with increases for welfare, health, education, atomic energy, transportation, and defense-related programs. Highlights include highway and airport funding, postal deficits, military shipbuilding, flood control, and a new national science foundation pending Congress approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Energy Development
Maritime Commission
Commodity Credit Corporation
National Science Foundation
SSI
Treasury
Truman
Congress
National Commission Against Discrimination In
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Labor Department
Mediation and Information Services
University of Kansas Fine Arts Recital Tonight in Strong Hall
Advanced students from the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts perform a 7 30 recital in Frank Strong Hall auditorium featuring voice piano violin cello and ensemble numbers. Notable participants include Bille George Betty Rae Thomas Dorthy O Conn or Joan Vickers Maxine Alburty and David Brown with many others. An additional advanced student recital is slated for Wednesday night and events include the midwinter hand concert January 20 with Ralph Conner and Mu Phi Epsilon Phi Mu Alpha presenting Mikado on February 9 10 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Frank Strong Hall
Bille George
Betty Rae Thomas
Dorthy O'Conner
Joan Vickers
Maxine Alburty
David Brown
Harriet Harlow
Jess Rose
Georgia Ginther
Joyce Rohrer
Sally Ann Trembly
Ruth Dudley
Willard Straight
Louis Cunningham
Jane Rivers
Maxine Dunkleberg
Curtis Glover
Horace Edmonds
John Ehrlich
Phyllis Fretwell
Lotame Mai
Vincent Bleeker
Betty Lou Wells
Dale Bryan
Achnol of Fine Arts
Ralph Conner
Mikado
Mu Phi Epsilon
Phi Mu Alpha
Price fined one dollar and 65 days for embezzlement
Thomas Price of 836 Rhode Island street was fined one dollar and costs and sentenced to 65 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to embezzlement of over $20 from Zima Snack Shop at 200 East Seventh Street. He had already served 65 days since arrest in November and was released on payment of the fine. Price had previously pleaded not guilty and remained jailed when unable to post a $1,500 bond, according to County Attorney Robert Oyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Price
Rhode Island Street
Hugh Mears
Zima
East Seventh Street
Price
Robert Oyler
Bishop Spencer Resting Well After Two Heart Attacks
Bishop Robert Nelson Spencer head of the Episcopal Diocese of Western Missouri is resting well after suffering two heart attacks over the weekend. He is 70 years old and was hospitalized following the first attack at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resing
Kansas City
Robert Nelson Spencer
Episcopal Church
Missouri
Deaths and Funerals Alvis Vandel died at home
Alvis Vandel a former Baldwin resident died at home on route 1 in Ottawa after an attack. Funeral services will be held in Baldwin at Stanley Funeral Home on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial in Oakwood cemetery. Survived by wife Emma Randel two sons Ira Homewood and William Kit Carson Colo three daughters Blanche Beasley Ida Rea Williamsburg Nina Mathis Linwood three step sons Earl Ralph Arthur Mathis Linwood Detroit two step-daughters Elzie Freeman Tonganoxie Edith Fench Eudora two brothers Ed and Robert Rendel and one sister Susie Skinner Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvis Vandel
Route 1
Ottawa
Baldwin
Stanley Funeral Home
Oakwood Cemetery
Emma Randel
Ira Randel
Homewood
William Randel
Kit Carson
Colo
Blanche Beasley
Ida
Obituary notices: Middendorf Payne Mabe Boyle deaths
Mrs Rosa Middendorf age 75 dies after illness at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Born in Metz Germany she came to America in 1882 and later lived near Lincoln before moving to Lawrence. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at Hall Funeral Home. Survived by daughter Freida, son Carl, sister Anna Weigert, brother Ernest Lohmann. Also funeral notices for Minnie Payne and Glen H Mabe. John Boyle dies at 89. services at Schubert Chapel tomorrow 10:30 am. burial Memorial Park. Surviving wife Daisy, son Harry, daughters Ethel Gladys Helen, six grandchildren, three greats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Middendorf
Vermont Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Metl
Germany
America
Lincoln
Lawrence
Fred Middendorf
The
Hall Funeral Home
Freida Middendorf
Carl Middendorf
Anna Weigert
Wichita
Ernest Lohmann
John Boyle
Pennsylvania Street
St Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Schubert Chapel
Harold C. Beard
Memorial Park Cemetery
Daisy Boyle
Harry Boyle
Kansas City
Ethel Merryman
Baltimore
Gladys Wallace
Powell Station
Mrs Lala Welch Protech dies. Lawrence native
Mrs. Lala Welch Protech aged 73 died yesterday at her brother in law Verner Huddieston home in Los Angeles California. Widow of R E F Protech who ran a tailoring shop here for years she left Lawrence last December to live in LA. Funeral 2 p m Thursday at Rumsey funeral home, burial in Oak Hill mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lala Welch Protech
Lule M. Protech
Verner Huddieston
Los Angeles
Calif
R. E F. Protech
Deaths in Lawrence area retirement rail clerk and Weeks
Leo T Barnett died this morning at Lawrence Memorial hospital at 67 after a month as a patient. He was a former railway mail clerk for the M K T railroad and lived at 1224 Delaware street, Parsons earlier, moving to Lawrence 12 years ago. Rosa Barnett is the only listed survivor along with five sons and a daughter. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Fern Weeks aged 50 died Saturday at Lawrence Memorial hospital after a brief illness. Her home was Route 2. The Rev H Milton Sipel will conduct services at Schubert chapel tomorrow at 2 pm with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survivors include husband Arthur F Weeks, one son Marian Weeks of Lawrence, two daughters Mrs Mary Frances Rule of Alva Oklahoma and Mrs Wanda Hill of Lawrence, sister Mrs Lucy Ann Baldwin of St Louis, three brothers William A Robertson Locompton, Geo Robertson of Lawrence and Gerald Robertson of Denver, and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen H. Mabe
Kansas City
Union Pacific Railroad
St. Margaret's Hospital
Leona E. Mabe
W. A. Mabe
Lawrence
Rachel Mabe
James F. Wells
Mawnan City
Olint Mabe
Roy H. Mabe
Keno City
Luther Mabe
Princeton
William Mabe
Kirksville
Joseph A. Butler
South Eighteenth Street
Leo T. Barnett
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Yars
Delaware Street
Barnett
M-K-T
Parsons
Rosa Barnett
Ie Howard Beaman
Kansas
Edward
Kenneth Beaman
Limerick
Ireland
Howard Beaman
William P. Beaman
Jack Beaman
Fern Weeks
H. Milton Sipel
Weeks
Schubert Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Arthur F. Weeks
Marian Weeks
Mary Frances Rule
Alva
Okla
Wanda Hill
Lucy Ann Baldwin
St. Louis
William A. Robertson
Geo Robertson
Gerald Robertson
Denver Colp
Fire destroys two vehicles at Harrin residence in Coffeyville
A morning fire in Coffeyville Kansas at the J E Harrin home destroyed a double garage and a 1939 model car. Origin of the blaze could not be determined. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville Cattervilre
Kan
J. E. Harrin
Allen Defers Studies Over Eligibility Concerns
The letter criticizes Allen for withdrawing from classes to maintain or regain eligibility, citing possible evasion of conference rules. It questions Brannum’s actions and references Jack Gardner, McCrady, and O’Brien cases while urging clear explanation and accountability in football and basketball eligibility matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannan
Jack Gardner
Brannam
Kansas State
Brannum
McCrady
Bob O’brien
Lawrence City Council Tonight at City Hall
The Lawrence city council meets in regular session at city hall starting 7:30 PM. A cold north wind pushed the day colder from 42 degrees at 5 AM to 33 degrees by 2 PM. University High School square dance club will demo during tonight’s class at the Community Building, per Larry Heeb recreation chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University High School Square Dance Club
Larry Heeb
The
Recreation Commission
Market News Wheat and Livestock Prices Across Markets
New York and Kansas City report mixed livestock and grain activity with wheat firm, corn steady to higher, oats up, hogs and cattle showing varied moves. Cattle prices ease slightly in Kansas City, hogs gain and sheep slow. cash bids for wheat and corn vary by grade and delivery region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cmey
Atimunt
Fonds
Norton
Raine
Kansas City
USDA
Eide
Dea
Hereford
Eas
Memorial Hospital Names List of Local Residents
A lengthy roster from Memorial Hospital BR A Jamison lists numerous residents and their street addresses including Mrs Helen Heck Route 5, Mrs Betty Martin 923 Ohio, Mrs Betty Jo Pattee 1306 New Hampshire 1206 New Hampshire, Rex Mills Osippi street, Mrs A F Weeks Route 2, John Bassett 1224 Connecticut, Mrs Charles Learie Sunflower, Jean Quisenberry 816 Maine, Majorie Roberson 1106 Vermont, Mrs W J Adriance Baldwin, Mrs W W agerman Route, Miss Jean Clark Oskaloosa, Mrs Clara Roberts 1128 Ohio, Christopher Finner Sunflower, Luke F Sales 231 Perry, Mrs W E Nichols Eudora Route 1, Dickie Nehrbass Route 6, Olivine Gagnon 433 Ohio, Mrs William Eberhard 1101 Kentucky, Hert Hutton Princeton, Mrs C A Gailloway 2245 Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. A. Jamison
Maine Street
Helen Heck
Betty Martin
Ohio Street
Betty Jo Pattee
New Hampney
New Hampshire Street
Rex Mills
Osippi Street
A. F. Weeks
John Bassett
Connecticut Street
Charles Learie
Jean Quisenberry
Majorie Roberson
Vermont Street
W. J. Adriance
Baldwin
W Wagerman
Jean Clark
Oskaloosa
Clara Roberts
Christopher Finner
Sunflower
Luke F. Sales
Perry Street
W. E. Nichols
Eudora
Dickie Nehrbass
Olivine Gagnon
William Eberhard
Kentucky Street
Hert Hutton
Princeton
Mra. C. A. Gailloway
Rhode Island Street
Births and Birth Reports Across Topeka Area
Birth reports list numerous families with newborns and parent names across Topeka and nearby towns with dates mixed in. The Winter General Hospital program featured performances by ventriloquist Foy FE. Brown, figure skater Felix Arnold, pianist Rowena Nehrbass, and vocalist Phyllis Nehrbass.
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General
Grain and market notes from Kansas City and Chicago
A crop and commodities roundup from Kansas City and Chicago reports hay receipts and sales for alfalfa prairie and timothy, grain futures for Wheat Corn and Grain Sorghum, plus early prices on potatoes butter and poultry. Wall Street covers a mixed day with budget news weighing on stocks though aviation shares rise on expected military spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kaneasity
AP Hda
Hay
Prairie
Timothy
Victoria club meeting postponed and society notices
Society notices show multiple club meetings scheduled with details. Sigma Phi Epsilon Mothers’ club, Barker Community club, Social Service League, New York PTA, and American Legion Auxiliary plan gatherings this week with host addresses, times, and potluck or activity notes for members and guests.
Change in Business at Green Bros Hardware Store
Al Green and his son in law Jarvis Brink sold their stake in Green Bros Hardware and Implement at 633 Massachusetts Street to William R. Green and his sons William R. Green Jr. and Robert Green. The firm remains Green Bros. Al Green and his wife moved from Leavenworth 34 years ago to launch the store with William Green Sr. The partnership split when ownership divided, with Brink exiting and the two Green sons joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Green
Jarvis Brink
Green Bros. Hardware and
Massachusetts Street
Green
William R. Green
William R. Green, Jr
Robert Green
Green Bros
Leavenworth
William Green
Brink
Carlson to Attend Ottawa Meeting With Legion Leader
Gov. Frank Carlson accepts invitation to speak in Ottawa Kansas for a gathering tomorrow night. American Legion commander James F. Seil will be guest of honor, announced by Warren Wesen of the Warren C. Black Legion post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kan
Frank Carlson
James F. QO. Seil
National American Legion
Warren Wesen
Warren C. Black Legion Post
Emporia Owns Meters After City Purchases Parking System
Emporia Kansas announces that the city now owns its parking meters after final payment to the installer completed in July 1946. Since installation half of the receipts had previously gone to the company as payment for the devices, and now all money collected will stay with the city.
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Emporia
Kan
Suffered After Every Meal Due To Acid Indigestion
A well known man reports relief from gas and bloating after meals using IN NER-AID. He says bowels are regular for the first time in years and he feels like a new man. Inner-Aid contains 12 herbs to cleanse bowels clear gas and aid liver and kidneys. Sold by all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inner-Aid
Personal notes on travel and visits from Lawrence residents
Mr and Mrs Ralph Graber attended the funeral of Mrs Carl H L Dharay in Bones City Oklahoma yesterday. Mr and Mrs Al Geeen Mr and Mrs Jarvis Rook and children plan to drive to Southern California via the southwest with stops in Mes and visit until spring. Mrs Emma Logan a former Lawrence resident will occupy the Green home during the absence. Mrs A K Freder returned from a ten days visit to Miami with further stops. In Los Angeles Mr and Mrs Philip Hues of Kansas City visited relatives. Mrs A B Weaver returned from a southern trip and Havana Cuba with N T Veatch. Dr and Mrs Carter Wilson spent the weekend with W T Courtney and Wayne F Shaw and left this morning on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Graber
Graber
Carl HL. Dharay
Bones City
Okla
al Geeen
Jarvis Rook
Ronnie
Judy
Garrs
Calforniua
Davn
Mes
Green
California
Urink
Lawrence
Emma Logan
A. Kh. Freder
Miami
Beulsh
Helen Shewart
Stonedine
Revel Tanks
Didawin Tesiant
Low Angeles
Philip Hues
Kansas City
BE. F. Hunter
A. B. Weaver
Havana
Cuba
N. T. Veatch
Jonathan 8. Carter
Wilson
W. T. Courtney
Wayne F. Shaw
Howard Kan Director Carter Heads Local Bank
Howard Kansas resident De Carter serves as director of the Howard National Bank while Mrs W U L Siimots underwent an unidentified procedure, noted in local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard, Kan
de. Carter
Howard National Bank
W. UL Siimots
Saturday Operation at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City
A report notes Saturday operation at St Luke's Hospital in Kansas City with the patient in satisfactory condition. Also, Orville Roberts from the University of Kansas will speak at the Wyandotte County Kansas Day Club meeting on January 22 following a dinner at 8230 o'chiwik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Orville Roberts
University of Kansas
Wyardotte County
Kansas Day Club
O'Chiwik
Chamber
Camimerce
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Frank Strong
Jalil
Alvin Rander
Mrs. Ross Middendorf
Minnie Payne
Walnut Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
W. S. Davenbic
Grove Cemetery
Allen
City
Denver
Kansas City Livestock
Maneas City
Panne Oodan
Ieweriey Nor
Memorial Hospital
Pauline Schmitz
Fadora
Harry Christian
Tennessee Street
Ira Hunt
Baby
Topeka
Carl A. Lindquist
Galva
Donald Messer
East Park Street
Howard Broyles
Almira Street
William J. Braun
Louisiana Street
T. R. Wiley
West Fourth Street
Carl Beebe
Wilson Houseworth
Richland
Jack Gregory
Max Edwards
Homer Schoepflin
George McBane
Sunnyside
Hattie Shaw
Lecompton
Marshall Martin
Raymond Lee
Ah Seventh Street
Jan Us J
William L. Holliday
Connestick Street
Dhan Ter
Chicago
Ap-Usda
U. S
Colorado
Red McClures
Idaho Burset
Maneae
Kanasa
Eman
SoSitryttens
Arkansas
Springs
Rocks
Wall Street
Oia
Boeing
United Aircraft
Republic Aviation
Douglas Aircraft
Glenn Martin
Lockheed
Consolidated Vultee
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Ilinois Central
Pacific Western Oil
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Seaboard Tyres
Owens-fitnels
Philip Morris
American Tobacco
Cent Motors
Mn Foods
Gen Motora
Johne- Manville
Avia
Cing Penney Ij
Sears-Roebuck
Caley 'S Ltd
Victoria Club
Sigma Phi Epsilon Mothers’ Club
A. A. Haverty
Barker Community Club
Ralph Kampschroeder
Social Service League
Social Service Building
New York P.T.A
G.W.W. Club
Kenneth Jones
Lyle Weeks
H. W. Love
Gene Burnett
G. E. Leadbetter
Ated
Frank Burnett
den Purtete
Maurice Korot
Mise
Pesky Wilson
James Muriett Teavad
Gene Borresese
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Hall
Ted Kennedy
American Legion
Eighth
Kentucky
Will Green and Sons
Trailer House
Thompson
L. P. Gas Company
Malott
L. T. Harris CO
802
Mass
Gonion H. Stems
Cildren
Patrick
Bol
Sutuntuy
Simms Sen
Tal
JL Nek
Eany
East
Lawrence Hardware
Lindleys
Kansas Cleaners
Reyso
House of Kimball
Kimball
Jerome Ingis
Authorized Kimball
Eureka
Bellinger Electric
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