Mental Health Lecture by Dr Mitten Kirkpatrick Planned
The second lecture in the mental health series presents Dr. Mitten Kirkpatrick of the Greater Kansan Gly Mentalai Foundation at 7:30 p m in Memorial Auditorium. He will discuss mental health programs and answer questions from attendees after the talk. Registration is $1 for individual lectures, with sponsorship by Lawrence Adult Education and University Extension.
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Gina Foseten Soesy
Reglee
Kamar
Kirkpatrick
Greater
Kansan
Nebraska Wesleyan University
University of Nebraska
Baltimore
New York
Institute For Mental Hygiene
New Orleans
Tulane University College of Medicine
Boys Clubs of America
U. S. Public Health Service
United States Children's Bureau
American Ortho-Psychiatric Association
American Board of Neurology and Psychiatry
Kansas City Mental Health Foundation
Ger
Fes
Lawrence Adult Education and University Extension
Change of Venue Denied in Marteney Case
District Judge Ray H Calihan denied a venue change while noting the trial against Marteney for warehouse receipt fraud will proceed here. Defense motions on seven counts to be heard as attorneys claim local counsel is unavailable due to alleged county prejudice and barriers in Finney County.
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Garden City
Ray H. Calihan
Venus
Stevin
Call
Kanald
Marteney
Marney
Lewis Oswald
Hutchinson
Finney Ey
Har
Oswald
Finney County
Dale Saffels
Jarn Takes Oath Of State Office
The article notes state officers elected to two-year terms, with leaders named and a party caucus setting for Monday. Rep. Charles D. Stough and Rep. Donald C. Lunt are contenders for the high legislative post, amid a Republican-controlled chamber and a looming speakership contest.
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Iit Soca Sharahan
Rob Robb
Fateer
Charles D. Stough
Lawrence
Donald C. Lunt
Iuka
Stough
Reshma House
Arn
Senate
Hall
Paul R. Wunsch
Kingman
House
Truman Drops Criminal Oil Suit But Seeks Civil Records
President Truman ordered the dropping of criminal anti monopoly proceedings against five major oil firms provided they produce records for a civil suit. He directed Attorney General McGrath to confer with the companies to reach a stipulation for access, citing factors since the grand jury probe into international oil activity. Spingarn condemned the move as capitulation to Soviet critics and warned it could aid propaganda.
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Washington
President Truman
McGravery
Truman
National Security Council
U. S
Ian
McGra
Truman Stephen J. Spingarn
Commission
White House
State Department
Spingarn
Wall Street
Soviet Union
Weltmer Named Executive Secretary for Kansas CPA Society
W. Keith Weltmer, associate professor of accounting and taxation at KU, has been named executive secretary of the Kansas Society of Certified Public Accountants. He will keep teaching at KU, handle society records, plan annual meetings, oversee the Tax School, and serve as liaison with lawyers and bankers. Wereldmer is from Hiawatha, holds a law degree from Washburn and an MBA from KU. He began as a KA instructor in 1946, became assistant professor in 1948, and associate professor in 1949. He is a World War I veteran and currently lieutenant colonel commanding the 127 Field Artillery Battalion of the 35th Division, Kansas National Guard.
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W. Keith Weltmer
K.U
Kansas 5Operty
Certified Public Accountants
Weltmer
K.U. Business School
Socity
Ociety
Hiawatha
Wetmer
Washburn University
Topeka
K.A
127 Field Artillery
35Th Division
Kansas National Guard
US luxury surprises Dallas as U S car counts rise
A visiting German editor Horst Altmann 30 of Kiel studies American social life under a State Department program. He notes the vast car numbers crowding streets and contrasts U S living with European impressions. The piece ends with an odd line on baking sheets and cookies.
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Dallas
Horst Altmann
Kiel
Germany
United States
State Department
Supreme Court Upholds Truck Rules for Interchange of Equipment
A seven member Supreme Court majority denies challenges to Interstate Commerce Commission rules regulating truck equipment interchange and leasing. The ICC says independents group, known as gypsies, evade basic safety and avoid regulation, while common and contract carriers must follow rules. Separate rulings approve back pay formula for reinstated workers and deportation grounds based on past Communist Party membership in Martinez case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
ICC
National Labor Relations Board
Communist Party
McCarran
Refugio Roman Martinez
Chicago
Mexico
Martinez
U. S
Deaths and Funerals Townwide Obituaries
Charles F McCain 73 died at home will have 2 pm Tuesday services at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in DeSoto Cemetery. Mrs Alice Snowden died Jan 8 in Topeka will have 2 pm Wednesday services at Bowser Funeral Home and burial in Mt. Auburn Cemetery. Sophia Gabriel 70 died at Reece Hospital Gardner survived by husband Sam and children Amaretta Wright Virgil and Arthur. service 2:30 pm Wednesday at Eudora Methodist Church, burial in Eudora Cemetery. Thomas L Burns 74 died Saturday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. service 2 pm Tuesday at Funk's Chapel with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. pallbearers listed. Nellie L Russell 62 died Saturday. survived by husband Guy Russell and brother Herold Lewis. Charles W Kennedy 64 of Kansas City Mo died. survived by wife and eight daughters and three sons. funeral services pending. Pluto planetary diameter and mass noted.
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Charles F. McColn
Charles F.mccain
N. H. St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Glen Sanders
DeSoto Cemetery
Alica V. Bnendes
Alice V. Snowden
Topeka
Bowser
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Topeke
Edwin Irving
N. Y. St
Lula Irving
Anna Irving
Nina Irving
Lawrence
Sophia B. Gabriel
Eudora
Reece
Gardner
Sam Gabriel
Amaretta Wright
Virgil Gabriel
The
Ame
Arthur Gabriel
Dexta
Eudora Methodist Church
George Bolcourt
Eudora Cemetery
Schubert Funeral Home
Mra
Angelina Burns
Tommie L. Burns
Malvin Yeks
Mary Ta
Alice Brockelsby
Cora Martin
Hamlin
Funk's
Funk's Chapel, With the Rev. Harold B. Mt
Captist
Qak Hileanetary
Pall
Conradin
Lloyd Webster
Carl Perkins
Thomas Delahunty
George Adams
Eugene Corel
Nelile L. Raserll
Nellie JL. Russell
Holton
Peeliasite
Guy Russell
Herold Lewis
Newton
Charles W. Kennedy
Kansas City
Markiat
Mentane Savonne Osteopathic
Kai City
Cadie
Jayhawk Theater
Kennedy
Missouri
Kansas Art Federation elects officers and venue
Robert W. Cooke of Wichita was reelected president of the Kansas State Federation of Art. The group set its next convention for Hutchinson and elected Ray Stapp Bethe College vice president Dr John Helm Jr Kansas State College Manhattan secretary Delores Runbeck Lindsborg treasurer Louis Hafermehlt K State director Victor Porter Smith El Dorado Junior College assistant director.
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Lindsborg Um
Robert W. Cooke
Universiy
Wichita
Kansas State Federation of Art
Hutchinson
Ray Stapp
Bethe College
John Helm Jr
Karesas State College
Manhattan
Delores Runbeck
Lindsborg
Louis Hafermeht
K-State
Victor Porter Smith
el Dorado Junior College
Moving to Atlanta Dr. Moody to join Communicable Disease Center
Dr. Max Moody of 1126 Tenn Street completed his PhD examinations at the University of Kansas and will move to Atlanta to join the Communicable Disease Center as an assistant scientist. His tularemia project is sponsored by the Office of Naval Research and directed by Dr. Cora Downs.
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Max Moody
Tenn. St
University of Kansas
Atlanta
Memorial Hospital Patient and Birth Notices Mix
At Memorial Hospital many residents are listed with births and family notices including Evelyn Bradley and Mildred McIntosh. Several families such as Linden, Courter, Blevins, Dixon, Hunsaker, Penfold, and Yohe appear with infants and injuries. Emergency room visits include a laceration from a gate and a scalp wound from a paint can.
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Evelyn Bradley
Claude Davis
Mildred McIntosh
Eudora
Margaret Cobb
Alice Mesenhimer
Lecompton
Donna Courter
Junfloewer
Janice Smith
Conn. St
Lydian Linden
DeSoto
Janice Mitchell
9Th St
Betty
Michael Blevins
Mary Heine
Richland
Howard Earl Butts
Sunflower
Lawrence notes and weather amid town events
Miss Zelda Dorfman of New York writes from England about her role with Porgy and Bess at the Stoll Theatre in Kingsway. Local figures including Blevins Davis and Robert Breen are named as stage personnel. Sheriff reports road sign thefts on Highway 10 between Lawrence and Eudora, urging tips. A lighthearted prayer scene unfolds as two boys wish for Mama’s return from the hospital. Clinton Athletic Club hosts a wolf hunt with two coyotes bagged. rumors of a large cat persist with sightings near Lawrence. Today’s Lawrence high reached 64 degrees, the month's warmest since last year and a date-record comparison notes historical highs.
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Zelda Dorfman
New York City
Lawence
Red Shoes
England
Topeka
Lawrence
Ballroom campaign in Malaya targets vulgar dances
Reports from Kuala Lumpur describe a public campaign by ballroom dancers and the Selangor Society of Dancers to oust certain popular dances. They allege moves are vulgar while noting the rising interest in courtship dances and social events. In New York, St. Edmund's Church in the Bronx replaces its front door with a new one, offering a clearer view of services.
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Ala Lumpur
Malaya
Selangor
New York
St. Edmund's Protestant Episcopal Church
Bronx
Armed Forces Sailor Holladay Returns Home From Navy
Jimmie Lee Holladay dentalman son of Mr and Mrs J M Holladay Route 2 has returned to Sanan Dingo where he is Navy after being called home by the death of his uncle Charles Freeman II of DeSoto. His name appeared on the Journal-World serviceman list at Thanksgiving. Local residents sent Christmas greetings.
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Jimmie Lee Holladay
J. M. Holladay
Route 2
Sanan Dingo
Navy
Charles Freeman II
DeSoto
Journal- World
Jimumia Cae Ae
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FTC
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Choice
Sinclair Oil
Socony
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Yselon
Sonagiea
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Keith Weltmer
Kansas Cpa Society
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Rm Sojourners
Gorge W. Mole
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Walter H. Varnfeo
Supreme Court Strcka
Pluto
Heads Art Federation
Memorial Hospital
Eugenia Woodle
Bal Tay
Sunnyside
Gary Miller
Lecomptnon
Shirley Dor
Wey Aint St
J.S. Daniels
Maxine Dyer
T Ae Zie
Mary Caiman
Hillcrest Hospital
Marjorie Hutchinson
Ky. St
Dorothy Grider
Edward Marydith
Georgi
Naomi Richardson
Vesta Kaufman
Baby McLouth
Rose Jackson
Coral Bell
Baiaean
Sun- Mower
Maxine Harrison
Baldwin
Linda Rose
Marjorie Dixon
Tenn
Robert Rosa
Deo Sota
Howard List
Funston St
Lloyd Hunsaker
Barker Ave
Sunny
Claude Penfold
Elm St
Iity Freeman
Winks Freeman
Thomas Yohe
Spencer Yohe
C, St
Travis Glass
Dunetion
Highway 10
Glags
Sheriff’s Office
Mama
Gog
Clinton Athletic Club
Clinton
George Hedrick
Maseachneetts St
Kansas
Funk
Mas
the Christmas Club
Lawrence National Bank
Ad Maseschusetts
Aioe
Securities Investment Co
Karl Kaeider
Sverying
Connie McGrew
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