Anderson's Hat Is In The King
Emporia Kansas January 14 State Rep Kenneth T Anderson formally launched his campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor. He criticized the Republicans and pledged to clean out the totalitarian government in Topeka. About 850 people attended at Southern junior high school dining rooms. Anderson, a 40 year old Emporia cattleman oil producer landowner and businessman, is the first full fledged candidate in the field. Herb Barr of Leoti is mentioned as another potential candidate.
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Emporia
Kan
Kenneth T. Anderson
Anderson
Herb Barr
Leoti
Potucek backs Anderson as election campaign begins
State Senator John Potucek of Wellington praised Anderson and offered a rabbit's foot, saying those who start a campaign on Friday the 13th must be fearless. Anderson, a first term representative, blasted Gov. Frank Carlson's administration as totalitarian and attacked the liquor control bill. He criticized state election institutions, housing conditions, and a 50 year old financial system with millions lost to leakage. He supported severance tax on gas, repeal of the state property tax, and received a $500 campaign fund gift from McPherson Anderson for Governor club chair Rozelia Switzer. Anderson, a Navy veteran, owns land across Lyon Morris and Chase counties, plus businesses including an oil agency, grain elevators, alfalfa mills, a grocery, and a produce house.
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John Potucek
Wellington
Potucek
Anderson
Carr
Frank Carlson
Senate
Topeka State Hospital
Kansas
Jerson
Altho
Rozelia Switzer
McPherson
McPherson County
Anderson For Governor Club
Lyon
Morris
Chase Counties
STEP TAKEN FOR NEW H S BUILDING
The proposed site spans from Nineteenth to Twenty First streets north to south and from Louisiana to Alabama streets east to west with a 2 acre southeast corner parcel owned by W C Boardmills. No architectural plans exist as officials study available buildings and layouts to use the Lawrence structure as a model. Wolfe hopes students can use a new building by fall 1951, meaning only the junior Jewel and older may attend.
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Nineteenth Street
Twenty- First Street
Louisiana Street
Alabama Street
W. C. Boardmills
Lawrence
Wolfe
Jewel
Plunge Fatal Ends California Tycoon Thomas Lee
A nine-story plunge from a Wilshire boulevard building killed Thomas Stewart Lee, 43, multimillionaire head of a California media and auto empire. He fell from the 12th floor fire escape in Los Angeles. In Rome, President Einaudi asked Alcide De Gasperi to form a new Italian government, with cabinet choices due later next week. A divorce suit was filed in district court by Richard J. Allsup against Fannie Allsup. Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM announces a special communication on Mon Jan 16 at 7 pm with first degree. Visitors welcome.
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Los Angeles
PAI
Wilshire Boulevard
Thomas Stewart Lee
California
Lee
Rome
Luigi Einaudi
Alcide de Gasperi
de Gasperi
Lawrence Lodge No
Bert S. Chewning
W.M
Walter H. Varnum
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
C.F
Capitola Lodge
Topeka
He Westergren
Noble
Anna Tucker
Frankie McAleet Hight
Elate Wager
Marjorie Dari
Gertie K. Joh
Euuna Overhaugh
Mrx
Hesel Fritz
Nihel Mae White
Marlon Muntetan
Josephine Miller
Frances Riley
Ontalie
Nora Paul
John Gregg
Nora Franzra
Alma Scott
Nadine Shirk
Preas
Mra
Mamie Skaaga
Eva Abraham
Edith Benson
Jane Roper
Frances McChe
Luciel Rednour
New rural districts vote to consolidate in Douglas county
County Superintendent Emma Berg reports three districts Kaw Valley Franklin and Oak Hill voted unanimously to consolidate into a single district. Five nearby districts Hopewell Pleasant Oak Clearfield and Adeline also feed Baldwin, with Baldwin superintendent Carl Knox proposing consolidation to improve school valuation and keep students in Baldwin schools. District 74 Rangeline and 77 Excelsior are operating cooperatively sharing teacher salaries and expenses.
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Emma Berg
Douglas County
Leavenno County
Kaw Valley
Franklin
Oak Hill
Lawrence
Baldwin
Hopewell
Pleasant Oak
Clearfield
Adeline
Johnson-Douglas County
Carl Knox
Baldwin Schools
Knox
Baldwin School Board
Rangeline
Excelsior
Relations Between France And Poland Deeply Strained
Warsaw reports a new low in Franco Polish ties after more arrests and expulsions. The French embassy says Poland arrested seven more Frenchmen and suspended the French Institute. France has expelled 75 Poles since November, with 17 yesterday, while Poland expelled 21 Frenchmen and jailed several Apple entries.
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Warsaw
Poland
France
French Institute
Pples
Work in the Field Deputies Not Always in Offices
Internal Revenue deputy collectors, based in the st office building, spend most of their time outside the office. They travel to assist taxpayers and prepare income tax reports, such as a recent trip to Valley Falls in Jefferson county. The offices, under a federal weekday schedule, are not open Saturdays, contributing to missed calls and locked doors for taxpayers.
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Internal Revenue
Valley Falls
Jefferson County
Hospital Patients and Addresses Listed
Memorial Hospital in Stanley Norman reports patient listings at 904 Ohio Street including Mrs Bertha Owens Route and Mrs Ava Grubbs Baldwin. Also listed are Mrs Nell Eckley Sunnyside Wesley Fohl man Leslie Mo Mrs Alice Olm sted 1801 Vermont Street and Mrs Evelyn Kimball 928 New Jersey Street.
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Stanley Norman
Ohio Street
Bertha Owens
Ava. Grubbs
Baldwin
Nell Eckley
Sunnyside
Wesley Fohlman
Leslie, Mo
Alice Olmsted
Vermont Street
Evelyn Kimball
New Jersey Street
Dismissed Notices From Baldwin DeSoto and Nearby
A list of individuals and families in Baldwin DeSoto and adjacent areas with births and dismissals noted. Names include Richard Heath Otis Hickson Doris Plain Elizabeth Davidson Bernice Francis Wesley Pohlman Martha Ann Martin Ward Jones Keith Hughes John Pettis William Mathes Denewiter and others, with sons and daughters mentioned as born yesterday or today.
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Richard Heath
DeSoto
Otis Hickson
Baldwin
Doris Plain
Delaware Street
Elizabeth Davidson
Winona Avenue
Bernice Francis
Illinois Street
Wesley Pohlman
Leslie
Martha Ann Martin
William Mare Baldwin
Phillip Cox
Ward Jones
Pesceerbertte Street
Yester
Keith Hughes
Louisiana Street
John A. Pettis
Alabama Street
William S. Mathes
Esterday
A. Denewiter
Vermont Street
Largest mid term class to graduate at Kansas State College
The largest graduation class in Kansas State college history will total 543 candidates on January 27, exceeding 1949 by 191 and 1948 by 303. Commencement speaker will be S. A. Watson, president of Friends University in Wichita. Mrs Bert Brown of Eudora thanks friends for ecards and flowers during illness at Providence Hospital in Kansas City.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
S. A. Watson
Friends University
Wichita
Bert Brown
Eudora
Providence Hospital
Kansas City
Blizzard Rips Northwest and Midwest Flood Plain Areas
A severe winter storm brings blizzard conditions to the Northwest and Midwest. Snow and high winds close roads in northern California and Minnesota, with temperatures dropping sharply. Ohio and Mississippi river flooding worsens, prompting evacuations across Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee as civil defense orders deploy guards and Red Cross aid to affected communities.
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California
Zere
Minnesota
Gopher
North Dakota
Midwest
Neuzon
St Francis River
Kennett
Bio
Red Cross
Pireon Creek
Fransville
Ind
Ohio River
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
Cincinna Twoeront
Bir
Wahreh
Vincennes
Roassdane
Smithland
Kentucky
Cumberland
Cairo
Mississingi Rivera
Touls H. Fonte
Memphis
Five Newborns At Lawrence Memorial Hospital Friday
Five babies were born at Lawrence Memorial Hospital yesterday, including three boys and two girls from four Lawrence couples and an additional family from Sunflower. The report highlights a local surge of births and marks the day as a hopeful note amid other community news.
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Lawrence
Sunflower
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Labor dispute ties up big French luxury liner
Paris January 14. Owners of the Te De France decide to lay up the 45,000 ton liner due to a labor dispute. About 1,000 passengers slated to sail for America are sent back from Le Havre to Paris by train. The ship will be idle at least until February 2. The cause of the labor dispute was not released. The Te De France is the world’s fourth largest passenger liner.
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Paris
Te de France
America
le Havre
Ntil
Society Notes from Eudora Meetups and Clubs
The Eudora Home Demonstration unit meets at Mrs Clauds Norris home on Church Street Thursday at 2 pm with hostesses Mrs F Walker and Mrs Lester Massey assisting. Other local groups hold January meetings, share lessons on planning Sunday dinners, and arrange refreshments and dues. Members discuss 4-H, Cub Pack 31, and Lone Star club events, with installations, fund-raising, and future meetings planned.
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Eudora Home
Clauds Norris
Church Street
F. Walker
Lester Massey
Glen Wilson
Joe Hargrave
Plymouth Congregational Parish
den One
den Four
den Two
Kansas
Lone Star 4-H Club
Dean
Catherine Nieder
Billy Day
Community group grows as new members join unit
In Kansas under direction of Mrs. Georgias and Mrs. Gaguiarda the group welcomed new members. The president and Maichel led with the poem Neighbors as the exhibits show. Refreshments were served to one guest and five children among the attendees.
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Waller
Dren
Ted
Kansas
Georgias
Gaguiarda
Maichel
Personal notices from Kansas region include society leaders travel
Mrs Henry Asher Jr and Mrs Florence Davidson plan travel to Hutchinson for a Kansas Medical Assistants executive board meeting over the weekend where Asher is state president elect and Davidson counselor of district one. Several couples visit and stay as guests with local families, with others attending agriculture events and civic club meetings in Tonganoxie and nearby towns.
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Henry Asher, Jr
Florence Davidson
Hutchinson
Kansas Medical Assistants Society
Asher
Davidson
Fred Hall
Kaki ‘Gas City
James Davis
Topeka
Elmer Pierson
Hall
3 Davis
Pierson
Sirpi
Hay
Lula Coulter
Linnous
Civic Study Club
Thu
Flore
Flory
Tonganoxie
Ruth Gagliardo Highlights Juvenile Book Illustrators
Ruth Gagliardo spoke to the Lawrence Art Club on artists who illustrate children's books. She named Redford, Arthur Ki Brooks, and Beatrix Potter as leading figures, noted the Caldecott prize winners, and discussed American vs foreign-born illustrators and early reviewers.
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Ruth Gagliardo
Art Club
Lawrence Art Club
Domenico Gagliardo
T Redford
Arthur Ki: Brooks
Heatrix Potter
Hase
Peter Rabbit
William Nickelton
Walker Crane
Kate Greenaway
Loreign Borners
Gagliardo
Macmillan Publishers
Louise Seaman
New York Herald Tribune
Doubleday Page
May Massie
Emporia Gazette
Mards
Ruth Garver
Caldecott Prize
Caldecott
Wanda Gay
Petershams
Helen Sewell
Thomas Handsforth
Robert McCloskey
Arthur Corey
Kansas
Leonard
Weispard
Marguerite de Angeli
Mrs. Gagliardo
Baldwin 4 H clubs hold county event at Baker University
Baldwin 4 H clubs held a meeting at Baker University in Manhattan Hall of the gymnasium with committees listed by clubs and names such as Lote Lietwiter Beverly Mrs Cacar Turner and Miss Maraterice Aten of Wichita slated to visit from Saturday. The piece references events, attendees, and a burial supper, with various local society names and upcoming meetings noted.
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Douglan County
Munday Cvenue
Menwrin Hall
Baker University
Eymunasium
Fran Une Varius Clube
Ae Uh
Lote Lietwiter
Beverly
Cacar Turner
Vintand x
Merry Nackoi
LaVerne Rock
Hubert Howitt Blaitey
Whalesifted
Mr. Boh
Pauses
Eve McKiners
Haro
Maraterice Aten
Wichita
Haldwin
Theatore Harrison
Lawrence Memorial Hoa
Fay
Tagine
George Mo Sehrever eoRuesta
Esenin
Rieserer
Men Sauener
Iwan
Sirave Lewin
Miya Hagriett
Osterre
J Meberian
Cherlipou
Macht
Mire
Bag
Scott Mor
Tharge
Tri Pettte
Diet
Bert Berry
Tenth Street
Tdpha Unis
Derry
Carl Lowere
Aiel
Wihan
Berne Onter
Tome Praday
H Jr
Lyle Tins
Richard Qeb
Westston
Awl
Sharce
al March of Dames
Haldare
Mere Mittle Waite
Kansas
Ein
Wile Tonter
Jaymont Xefson
Kase Fremont
Baldwin Merc Club
Jackson Joustin
Karl Spent
Robinson
EC. Hodes
Austin
Ronald Hester
Russ Davee
Robert Rideway
J._F Metz
Tursiay Reading Club
Willan Mt
Emmett Kline
Ransome Memorial’ Hospital
Ottawa
Clyde Stanler
Chaule
Haymond Stanfird
Baldwin Garden Club
First Methoiat Church
C. C. Clarridge
Preghee
Election changes and hospital update reported
Mrs Paul Sutton was elected secretary replacing Mrs Donat Mester. The meeting included a roll call and a review of a history. Thompson was absent Sunday and Tuesday. Adaine Bucast of Ottawa and Mrs Harvey of Chicago were visiting. Lawrence Meier entered hospital Tuesday with a severe cold and is reported improving.
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Paul Sutton
Donat
Thompson
Ransiary
Carne Adaine
Ottawa
Mra
Harvey
Chicago
Nonother
Market News and Grain Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Readable market snapshot shows Wheat trading near $1 and corn around 31.12 with varied livestock quotes including beef and poultry. The Day in Wall Street notes a choppy session as traders weigh revisions and earnings, with Armour, Philco, Radio Corp and other majors moving amid overall cautious demand.
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Wall Street
New York
Well & Foe
Armour Tose
Tenersan Pusche
Philco
Radio Corp
Saith
Geedrich
Chesapeake and Chia
Central
Johna-Manville
Jane Natural Gas Common
Kaiser-Brager
Ciles Servies
Cata. Um Hares
Solar Aircraft
Card of Thanks for family bereavement
Card of thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during the bereavement of the sister and aunt. Acknowledges flowers cards and letters providing comfort to the family including Brother David A. Park, Niece Mary Park Smith, Sister Mra. Weeka, and Sister Mra. Eartland.
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David A. Park
Mra
Mary Park Smith
Sinter
Weeka
Eartland
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Richard J. Allsup
Fannie Allsup
Memorial Hospital
G.I
Veterans Office
George Starkey
Starkey
P.o.w
Japan
Germany
Liberty Memorial High School
Ben Barteldes
P.T. A
Electa Kindlespercer
Frankfurt
Russia
Dortmund
Ruhr Nachrichten
Probate Court
Edward J. Smith
City, Mo
Marjorie Dyer
Linwood Merry Matrons Club
John Snider
Roy Olson
Linwood
Myrtle Browning
New Zee
Lutie Mae Davidson
Opal Wilson
Lois Swartz
Rowena Sullivan
Carol Ramsey
Goldie Frederick
Mattie Jamison
Virgil Johnson
Belle Fuqua
Betty Schirmer
Enterprise Home
Lois Harris
Alberta Swartz
Fuqua
Schirmer
Westina Mohler
Francis Paterson
Aidinay CxAlogy
Lawrense
Ken Iman
Phelpe- Lawrence Loan and Finance Co
Kocal Marketa
Boultry Heavy Fens
Legal Beas Ld
Stags
Wtest
Mwad
Wagr
Chalice
Aleere Bettors
Howe
Arti
Atm Studers
Aed Feeders
Ber Bulb Creda
Rty Phily
Avier
Kood Noel
Wiatesdaking
S. Viene
Lateonien
Medting
Hutter—Crade
Gran
Jena
Tos
Wero
Ae Cafe
Oneita
Billy Hutson
Hotel
Eldridge
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M. J
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Rumsey Funeral Home
C. BR Rumsey
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
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