Henry J Allen Dies in Wichita Leader and Governor in Kansas History
Henry J Allen, longtime editor of the Kansas State Journal and influential Kansas figure, died in Wichita. A former governor elected in 1918 and again later, he pushed for drastic reforms including the industrial relations court during coal strikes. He served briefly in high offices and was appointed to the U.S. Senate in 1929 to fill a vacancy.
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Tha T Kan
State Journal
Teddy Roosevelt
Allen
Industrial Relations Court
Kansas
United States
Clyde M Reed
Charles Curtis
Curtis
A and P Prosecution Shift In U S Case
An attorney is set to direct the U S case following a prosecution shift. The post indicates changes in leadership as the King figure associated with the case is reported dead.
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U. S
Resigan
District PMA official to visit county this month
Milton Remer of Barling and district PMA representative Neidman will meet with county PMA committee chairman George Butell at the monthly tire and farm meeting. A grass fire on Nineteenth street was extinguished by firemen with no damage reported.
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Milton Remer
Barling
Fe Tire
Fges
George Butell
P.M.A
Nineteenth Street
Paul Ngels
Local hospital patient list includes multiple residents
At Memorial Hospital a diverse set of individuals appears in the patient or resident records. Names include Mrs Mi Lee of 985 Kentucky street, Mrs Ruby Nelson of Baldwin, Harold King at 1732 Kentucky street, Miss Verna Scholfield of 1709 Ver Be Uadtlina, Margaret Cummings of 2225 Barker avenue, Mrs Anns Hammel 1500 Fast Twenty-Third street, Ed Early of Baldwin, Mrs Darlene Tongemoxie, Mrs Cladith Bost and baby from Sunflower, Mrs Mary Calkins 540 Indiana street, Mrs Audrey Williams and baby 930 Missouri street, Mrs Shirley Jones and baby 2120 Learnard avenue, Cast Perkins 1209 Pennsylvania.
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Mi Lee
Kentucky Street
Ruby Nelson
Baldwin
Harold King
Verna Scholfield
Margaret. Cummings
Barker Avenue
Anns Hammel
Fast Twenty-Third Street
Ed Early
Darlene
Tongemoxie
Cladith Bost
Mary Calkins
Indiana Street
Audrey Williams
Missourt Street
Shirley Jones
Learnard Avenue
Perkins
Pennsylvania
Birth Notices From Rhode Island Street and More
Mr and Mrs LL J Chapman of 1330 Rhode Be agland street welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs HE Whaley at Budome reported a daughter born yesterday. George R Coe announced the birth of a daughter. Other names appear garbled in the clipping.
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Rhode Be
Agland Street
HE. Whaley
Budome
Danetter Tod
George R. Coeree
Honor to a Topekan j Are Moving Headquarters
Chicago reports Ralph Neal McEntire a Topeka born Methodist activist will receive the Russell Col tand service citation at the 28th annual meeting of the International Council of Religious Education in Columbus on February 14. The Topeka group lists decades of church work and Sunday school leadership among his credits.
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Chicago
UPA
Topeka
Kan
Ralph Neal McEntire
Russell Coltand
International Council of Religious Education
Columbus
Harold E. Stassen
S. C. BE
Kanaan
Council of Churches
McIntire
First Methodist Church of
Board of Education
Board of Education and 19 Years On the Board of
March of Dimes Campaign Starts Today in New York
The annual March of Dimes began yesterday with a goal of a record 52,000,000 dollars. Basil O’Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, proclaimed “M-Day” during an ABC radio talk urging a two week drive. He cited 42,375 polio victims last year and noted two polio research advances bringing closer a preventive. The foundation funds polio research and assists victims’ care.
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ABC
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
O'Connor
University High Debaters Dominate Emporia Tourney
The University High School affirmative team won five of six debates at Emporia in a weekend tournament. The negative team also went five and one, defeating Wichita North High School. Coach Arthur Partridge credited the negative’s losses to weaker arguments and said they could have made finals. Teams faced Madison Abilene Pittsburg Independence Salina. finalists Marvin LeSeur Tom Richie led the affirmative, while James Ragen Dan Young led the negative.
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Emporia
Arthur Partridge
University
Parth
United States
Madison
Abilene
Pittsburg
Independence
Salina
Com
Marvin LeSeur
Tom Richie
Wichita North High School
James Ragen
Dan Young
Birth Anniversary Note for Emilian Thornton Allen
The notice recalls Emilian Thornton Allen born January 17, 1842 in Mason County Kentucky. A former slave who lived through the Civil War era and later celebrated his long life. survivors cited family Bible records to support his lineage and birth date.
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Thornton Allen
Mason County
Kentucky
U Warder Brothers Dissolve Contract With Jack Carson
Hollywood reports that U Warn er Brothers and comedian Jack Carson have mutually dissolved their contract. Carson completed a film for the studio last Friday. The University of Chicago round table has been on the air since February 1981.
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Warner Brothers Studio
Jack Carson
Carson
University of Chicago Roundtable
King Injured In Altercation Near Skating Rink
Harold King was taken to Lawrence Memorial hospital after a fight sparked when his truck struck a parked car in front of the skating rink at 737 New Hampshire street. He suffered a left hand injury and mouth lacerations. police planned charges upon his release.
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Kentucky’ Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
New Hampshire Street
King
Kin
James French
Kansas City
Inoculation at Osawatomie State Hospital Over Typhoid Outbreak
Topeka January 17 All patients and staff at Osawatomie state hospital are inoculated as a precaution after a typhoid outbreak in one building. Dr F C Beelman reports a mobile lab and four nurses assisted the campaign. Five patients are isolated, several others observed, and officials expect containment.
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Osawatomie State Hospital
F. C. Beelman
State Board of Health
Beelman
Osawatomie
Board of Health
Train Wrecking Crew Workman Finds Train in Hig Backyard
Portage Pa Jan 17 Christopher McCarthy a railroad wrecking crew worker found part of a freight train in his backyard after eight cars of a westbound Pennsylvania railroad freight train jumped the track One car crashed into his garage the wreck halted 30 feet from his house Nobody was hurt He was employed by the Pennsylvania railroad. Former Pitcher Dies Kansas City Jan 17 Roy G Sanders 67 a former pitcher with the Kansas City Blues and the Pittsburgh Pirates died here today after a heart attack.
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Christopher McCarthy
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCarthy
Kansas City
Roy G. Sanders
Kangan City Blues
American Association
Pittsburgh Pirates
Senators Back Hands Off Policy on Formosa Crisis
The article notes Democrats and Republicans clashing over U S aid to Chinese nationalists on Formosa. Senators urge restraint while criticizing the President for not intervening, warning that a blockade or military move could trigger wider war. Moscow signals influence in Asian diplomacy.
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Geo!o Ge
Moscow
Bar Exam date set for February 13 in Topeka
The Kansas Supreme Court announced that eighty prospective Kansas attorneys will take bar admission examinations February 13 in Topeka. A separate notice reports that Sheahan and Degan Plumbing Co. won a contract to cover steam pipes in the state capitol for 94,183 dollars.
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UPA
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
State Capitol
Sheahan and Degan Plumbing Co
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas Area Notables
Ralph T. Smalley 53 vice president and general manager of Kansas Electric Power died after an operation at shopstale Westroads Mo. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p.m. in Emporia. Smalley, a College of Emporia graduate, served in U S Engineers during war and later worked in New York and various cities while active in civic groups. Survivors include Mrs Smalley and two daughters. Warwick Benedict Ward died of a heart attack at Covington Louisiana. He earlier partnered in Rankin Benedict Reciprocal Insurance in Kansas City, retired to Lawrence, collected coleopteran specimens for KU, hunted big game, and moved to Louisiana before World War II. He and Mrs Benedict built a home at 1200 West Sixth Street in Lawrence.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Shopstale Westroads
Emporia
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Rotary Club
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Longview
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Douglas
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Benedict
Covington
F. M. Benedict
Rankin- Benedict Reciprocal Insurances Agency
Kansas City
Hia
West Sixth Street
University of Kansas
Louisiana
Market News Snapshot From Jan 11 1950s Trading
Market reports show varied activity with autos and steel leading early gains and commodity prices mixed. Wheat and corn trends held steady to firm while livestock prices moved unevenly across Kansas City and Chicago markets and tips toward cautious gains in large-cap equities in New York.
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Kaness City
Ap-Ubda
Castle
Ted Helfers
Kansas Oy
Lamba
Blood Bank Storage Plan Stages Donor Testing
George N Devin of Canis City forfeited a $5 bond for a stop sign violation in police court. Eight Fritz company employees and 25 from Winter Chevrolet were typed yesterday for a community Blood Bank program. Suitable donors will provide a pint of blood to be stored in the Lawrence Memorial hospital refrigerator for emergencies at either hospital. Tomorrow Bartledes seed company employees and others will be tested, with tests also offered to those curious about their own blood type.
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Canis
Renee
Pany
Lawrence Memorrial Hospital
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Sam
Liberty Memorial High School
Warning to Veterans: Association Warns of GI Insurance Scams
The Association of Better Business Bureaus issues a alert to 16 million veterans about phony sales schemes aiming to steal insurance dividend checks worth 2.2 billion dollars. The BBB urges veterans to think carefully and consult local BBB offices before signing any deals.
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New York
Paul Revere
Business
Association of Better Business Bureaus, Inc
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