Warnick promises immediate action on law violations
County Attorney Pat Warnick replies to a governor telegram about law violations disclosed in U S district court saying he will act immediately once sufficient evidence is obtained to merit warrants. Governor Schoeppel and Sheriff Moore pledge cooperation as federal court proceedings against Cohen and related activities are noted.
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Wichita
Kas
Pat Warnick
Andrew Schneppel
District Court
Xoovernor
Warnick
Keith Moore
Alot
Schoeppel
Edwin Nall
U.S. District Court
Cohen
Probaton
Cequnty
TLS
Randolph Carpenter
Schoepnel
United States District Court
Schoenpel
Moore
K U Band to Appear at Winter Concert
The University of Kansas concert band in its thirty-ninth Winter Concert will perform Monday evening in Hoch Auditorium under director Russell L. Wiley. The 100-piece group will wear crimson and blue West Point uniforms. Program includes Sousa marches, symphonic works, and arrangements featuring soloists and ensembles.
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University of Kanans
Hoch Auditncium
Russell L. Wiley
West Point
Adeed
Cornet Anlalst Sava
Symphonic Moon
Sinetana Danyasla
Menterie Verde
Shirley Stoan
Oo Geather Ketty Burkis
Rimski-Borsakov
Brtanprimba
Allen Hogers
Plana
Manhattan
Cobanne
Paul Stoner
Sloti Nel
Ruta
Colerit de Beufnrar
Speech on Price Control Prompted Public Letter Writing
Sunflower Ordinance Works reports a University of Kansas inflation lecture as part of Price Control to Prevent Inflation Week. An audience survey at village theater shows most attendees cannot name their congressman. The official suggests telling residents to write Rep. Errett P. Scrivner at the House of Representatives Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Village Theater
University of Kansas
3.C.W
Scribner
Reed
Capper
S.0.w
The
Journal-World
Rep. Errett P. Scrivner
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Walter Owens Receives Suspended Sentence in Assault Case
Walter Owens was found guilty of assault and given a 30 day jail term suspended on condition he keeps the peace and stays away from plaintiff Elsie Still. The December 19 1945 knife incident was heard in Douglas County Court under Judge Frank M. Gray. A divorce suit by Candace Laura Sehon against Frank Bryer was filed in Douglas County District Court yesterday.
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Walter Owens
Denglas
Elsie Still
Frank M. Gray
Douglas
Douglas County District Court
Candace
Laura Sehon
Frank Bryer
Wall Street to Cash and Carry Limits Margin Trade
New York on January 1 1930 Wall Street prepares to switch to a cash and carry basis as the government orders 100 percent margin requirements on security transactions for the first time. Federal Reserve Board chair Marriner S Eccles says no recourse remains to curb speculation and brokers doubt the move will brake it. Stock prices have neared 1920 levels and inflationary concerns rise among authorities. En Schram NYSE president calls curbing unwise speculation and notes the market had been on an ash‑basis for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Sime
Marriner S. Kerles
En Schram
New York Stock Exchange
Strikes at a Glance in Nation's Labor Pulls
The Associated Press reports about 826000 workers idle due to labor disputes. Major developments include Truman awaiting a steel wage compromise with CIO and U.S. Steel’s Fairless to avert an 800000‑worker steel strike. Meat packing sees little progress amid a 263000 worker walkout.8r9? wage talks. The Electrical Workers plan arbitration as 200100 workers face strikes across three firms. A right‑to‑strike moves 3000 Washington telephone workers, with 320100 others walking out in sympathy with New York and New Jersey WE plants.
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Truman
CIO
Philip Murray
Benjamin Fairless
U.S. Steel Corp
AFL
Wifly
United Electrical Workers Union
Washington
Western Electric Corp
New York
New Jersey
Gas Transport Explodes After Bridge Collision Near Minneapolis
Legh Linn of Leigh Nebraska was killed when his loaded gas transport truck hit a bridge ten miles north of Minneapolis Kansas on U S Highway 81. The accident was reported by the Kansas Highway Patrol. Captain John Leutert noted the Stringfield Oil Company vehicle was involved. A separate case concerns Harry Norton of Chanute waiving preliminary hearing for manslaughter in the death of Charles Wellman near LaHarpe January 7. Norton was bound over to the May term of district court. In Atchison, George Thompson, a Santa Fe switchman, was killed in a yard switching accident. Hix widow and two children are noted.
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Topeka
GAC
H.'Linn
Leigh
Neb
Minneapolis
Kan
State Highway Patrol
John Leutert
Linn
Stringfield Oil Company
Tola
Harry Norton
Chanute
Charles N. Wellman
la Harpe
Norton
A. M. Dunfee
Atchison, Kan
George Thompson
Santa Fe
Atchisan
Hix
Ehikiver
Weevivn
New Spout Invention by Prof Otto Miessner
Prof Otto Miessner unveils Spout a one dollar record aiding word by word location on records and second by second playback. The kit includes a cardboard overlay and maps for precise notes. Miessner once head of music education at a university plans to move to Chicago with wife Mrs Miessner.
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Otto Miessner
Miessner
K.U
Meat strike may make feed short
Washington officials fear a meat strike lasting days could spill into a livestock feed shortage affecting meat milk poultry and eggs. The Agriculture Department warned ongoing packing-house and feed distribution cuts could force earlier slaughter and reduce meat supplies next fall and winter while wartime protein feed controls tighten feed use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Alture Department
Lindsey to Lead Kansas Agent Role for Fire and Marine Ins
Col Adrian H Lindsey returns from terminal leave to become state agent for Kansas for Kansas City Fire and Marine Insurance. A reception and luncheon tomorrow at Hotel Kansan Topeka honor his home residence with Lawrence guests attending. Baer named athletics director and coach at Kansas Wesleyan. Pilot Don Dorothy returns excess cash to bank clerk.
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Adrian H. Lindsey
Kansas
Kansas City Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Kansan
Topeka
Lawrence
Lindsey
Glenn E. Charlton
Robert 8. Charlton
I. W. Hartley
96Th
Okinawa
Pacific
Plane out of control near New York markets report
Reports from New York indicate a plane in distress was controlled by authorities and may crash near Long Island after dueling with coast guard guidance. The chaotic scene disrupted markets with price movements and anxious alerts as officials attempted to stabilize the craft and prevent a disaster.
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New York
UPA
Coast Guard
York
Cape Ay
Long 5
Veterans Return As War Ends With Local Celebrations
Local families recount Army service for discharged soldiers from Camp Chaffee Arkansas and European theaters. Pfc Ray C Wiggins returns with 35 months service including ten in France while Sgt Woodrow Lindsay, Sgt Wayne Traynor, Pvt Sidney White and others receive discharges or promotions. Notables include Mrs Jessie Lefmann’s son at Fort Sill and Lt Doris Brewer’s husband sending gifts from France.
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Ray C. Wiggins
Lawrence
Camn_ Chaffee
Ark
France
Otis Wiggins
Indiana Street
Mra
Mattie Lindsay
Tennessee Street
Woodrow Lindsay
New York
Forope
Camp Chaffee
Sgt
Lindsay
Patch
Seventh Army
Heidelberg
Germany
T d. Wayne Traynor
Army
England
Holland
Belgium
Charlene Starliper
Ohio Street
Traynor
Barney L. Traynor
Elm Street
Liberty Memorial High School
Jessie Lefmann
Delbert E. Lefmann
Fort Sill
Okla
Cpl. Lefmann Wan
L.M.H.S. Last Stine
Sidney A. White
Newport News
Fort Leavenworth
White
Goodyear Rubber Company
Los Angeles
Bavaria
Doris Lee Brewer
West Twelfth Street
T/5
C. D. Brewer
3160 Signal Service Company
Hirshau
Ith
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas Local Notices
John Delbert Scott died in Topeka from a stroke. Former Lawrence resident, moved to Topeka 30 years ago. Funeral tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. at Penwell Funeral Home Topeka. Burial in Topeka. Survived by widow Ethel Scott of Topeka, two sons Leo and Theodore, a married daughter, and brother Frank Scott of Lawrence. Charles Wright funeral in Topeka for man who died Sunday, service 11 a.m. from St. Amle church. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Wilbur Shinn, 91, died in Wichita hospital after farming near Derby 68 years. survived by widow and daughter. Other items note upcoming hearings on Missouri Valley authority bill.
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John Delbert Scott
Topeka
Lawrence
Penwell
Ethel Scott
Leo Scott
Theodore Scott
Frank Scott
Charles Wright
Amle
J. D. Kelley
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wichita
Kan
Wilbur Shinn
Derby
Navy Mercy Flight From Hutchinson Nets Child Help
A Navy Privateer bomber left Hutchinson Naval Air Station at 11 p.m. carrying 18 month old Richard E Gram of Halstead and his parents to Philadelphia for a bronchoscope operation at Temple University hospital after a nut fragment blocked a lung. Authorities secured approval from Capt. L. L. Hunt for the five hour mercy flight, expected to land at Southwest Airport, Philadelphia, around 4 p.m. CST.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Weatchinson Navel Air Station
Philadelphia
Richard E. Gram
Halstead
John Gram
Halstead Hospital
Temple University Hospital
Wichita
L. L. Hunt
Naval Air Station
Southwest Airport
W T Markham Dies In Dodge City Kansas
W T Markham of Topeka former state superintendent of public instruction died suddenly in a physician office while in Dodge City on business as a director of a federal state vocational education program. He became ill and died shortly after arriving at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Kan
U— W. T. Markham
Topeks
Markham
General Clinton A. Pierce Named Fort Riley Commander
Fort Riley Kansas announces Brig. Gen. Clinton A. Pierce will assume post commanding officer duties on January 21 succeeding Col. Henry L. Flynn who took command last December 23. Pierce previously served with Gen. Wainwright in the Philippines, led south sector defenses at Bataan, was captured and later released, and has prior Fort Riley assignments.
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Junction City
Kan
Clinton A. Pierce
Jonathan Wainwright
Philippines
Ft. Riley
Henry L. Flynn
Wainwright
Seach
Bataan
Sierra Madre
Calif
Ft Riley
Plane Crash in Cheshire Sighting Fifteen Bodies Counted
An eyewitness in Cheshire Connecticut reports a large transport plane crashed on a farm two and a half miles from the town center. He counted 15 bodies as flames engulfed the wreck, with a state reformatory attendant noting the craft appeared to explode in the air.
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Cheshire
Conn
State Reformatory
Waterbury American
Scout swim night called off due to basketball game
Lawrence Mahlon Ball director of the Boy Scout swimming activity at the University pool says tonight’s regular swim is canceled because scouts will usher at the basketball game. Swimming will resume January 27.
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Mahlon Ball
University Pool
Albert Bloch to Display Paintings in Wichita Exhibit
Prof Albert Bloch head of the school of fine arts has been invited by the Ichita art association to exhibit water colors at the Wichita galleries during February. The show follows a prior display at Thayer gallery on the K U campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bloch
School of Fine Arts
Ichita Art Association
Wichita
Thayer
K. U
Kansas City May Mark at Vensus Cit Jan. 15
Kansas City may mark a census date of January 15 with AP reports noting market and commodity swings. The piece lists grain, butterfat, eggs, poultry, and stock figures alongside U.S. and regional market notes, including Nebraska and Wisconsin producers and New York stock activity. Strong entities appear as Chicago Potato Market, U.S. No. 2, and various state names.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Jan
Wemker
Ydaho Russel Burbank
Nebraska
U.S
Minnesota
North Dakota
Cobbiers I
Bliss Triumphs
South Dakota
Puss ‘ Amphs General Cood
Wisconsin
Chippewas
Florida
Biles Triumsha
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Ike
Dwight Dd. Eisenhower
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
SH. Linn
Frederick C. Heiken
Chester
K. U. Naval
Chester A. Kunz
Heiken
William D. Judah
Judah
Col
Ad Lindsey
Salina Wesleyan
Salina
Virgil E. Baer
Associated Press
Dickinson County
Chapman
Kansas Wesleyan
Baer
Inman and
Russell
Wesleyan
Anchorage
Alaska
Don Dorothy
Sacramento
Ohye "Tapan
maTsuy
Kamchatka
Shumushu, Araitos P
Ramushiro
Rashowwa
Shikotan
Shashirotani
Shimushia
Chiripoie
Tokotan
Truppy
Yrero We, Imorkaido
Kurile Islands
Ee Eee
Kuriles
Celing
San City
Aa- Rance
USDA
Kane
Gorn
Ivan Eugene Wiggins
Sergeant Wiggins
Korea
40Th Division
U. S. Army
Samuel Francia Brockman
Navy
Trinidad
Puerto Rico
Herbert Brockman
Cofferville
Paturolthere
Ashington
Thomas
D.ohls
Senate Agriculture Committee
Missouri Valley Authority
W. T. Markham
Fort Riley
Brig
Gen
Pierce
Churchill
Winston Church
Eee
Pearl Harbor
Kanesa Chy
Butterlat
Leshorns
Tynaetive
Bretlers
Dsl
APAA
Lerhnen
Brvniora
Minder
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Brett
Tan
OS Steela
Frumann
Hwciving & Ware
Revi
Atevis
Ie Aes
Lwwerk
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
International Hard
Allied Chemical
American Can
Aries
Chrysier Corp
Avia
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Phillips 1603
Alabama
Florsheim
Massachusetts
Eachange
Cacoe Owenn
Kent
Weisz
Baker & Bremer Ins. Agcy
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