No Sign of Wintry Blast Disrupts School Plans
Amid forecasts of a fierce winter storm, Lawrence and nearby districts weighed closures and delays. Bus drivers were to notify families by phone if roads became impassable, with Lincoln and other schools delaying depending on conditions. Intercity transit faced delays on rails and roads as crews worked to keep services running and avoid widespread disruption.
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Scheel
Lincoln Schoed
Narina
Kardis City
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Tin Lawrence
Sey
Manhattan
Pisenaers
Noen Todas
Mary
Beises
Paintings by youths exhibition at university hall
About 75 paintings by high school students in room 223 at Frank Strong Hall on the university campus depict life in America. The Junior Red Cross will send the works overseas as a county understanding program. The exhibit runs in Frank Strong Hall through Friday and will then be split between Liberty Memorial High School and University High School for a three day showing starting Monday. Brought by the school of education to benefit local students and encourage entry into the project, Miss Maud Ellsworth notes the exhibit contains unusually good work for students of high school age.
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Abut
Inhich School Studen
Frank Stron
America
Junior
Red Cross
Frank Strong
Liberty Memorial High School
University High School
School of Education
Maud Elisxo
Mise Ellsworth
Lawrence News Briefs Sketch Snow Day Plans
Heard in Lawrence reports peach colored Journal.World pages to help local subscribers amid snow. Legislators including Lt. Gov. Hagaman watched Kansas versus Colorado basketball at Hoch Auditorium. A resident pitches a ski tow on Mt. Oread to profit from winter conditions.
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Journal.World
Kansas
Frank L. Hagaman
Hoch Auditorium
Lawrence
Mt. Oread
Tennessee Street
Oread Avenue
Market News Highlights and Obituary in Independence Kansas
Markets at a Glance report rough early rally and mixed commodity prices in New York with wheat, livestock, and poultry values listed. A Kansas obituary notes James F. Widick, 72, longtime Security Benefit director, died after a long illness.
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Burica
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S.bla
Independence
Kan
James F. Widick
The
Security Benefit Association
Czech to K. U. Staff Dr. Odloziuk Named Visiting Professor
Dr Otakar Odloziuk, a Czech native who has twice fled political turmoil, was announced today as visiting professor of History at K U. Spring courses approved include Soviet Russia and European Affairs, Eastern Europe in Modern Times, and Central Europe in Modern Times.
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Persis
Otakar Odllegiuk
Tisters
Odloziuk
Soviet Russia
Europe
Central
Wolf Hunt Saturday Honors KU Graduate at Heanor
A community wolf hunt will start Saturday at the Hesper school home, with transport for Eudora high school hunters. The 2 1/2 square mile drive runs from Walteritt farm to Howard Theren farm, and from Erening Stay showhouse west to Walter Witi farm, lunch to follow. Frank Lo Gilmore, KU graduate, honored recently in Mexico for services to the power industry.
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Heanor
Caim
Hesper
Ralph Votaw
Eudora High School
Voinw
Walteritt
Howard Theren
Llowara Thereen
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Erening Stay
Walter Witi
Hox
Ache Reupe
Frank Lo Gilmore
Lawrence High School
University of Kaneas
Herar
Gilmore Electric i
Guanajuato
Mexico
Gilmore
Heather
Gertrude Gilmore
Ohio
K. U. Alumni Association
Rioting in Durban area leaves thousands in camps
Turbulence in Turban South Africa subsides as authorities deploy 1,400 troops, police and sailors to guard camps housing about 40,000 refugees across 12 main sites in Durban and surroundings. Thousands refuse to leave camps despite protection and return pressure. Sanitation, food and water strain camp conditions, Red Cross notes.
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South Africa
Atreeta
Indiana
Red Cross
Durban
Air Accident Causes Plane Crash in Wichita
A Beech Aircraft twin engine experimental plane crashed near Wichita. The pilot was killed and several crew members injured, with one reported critically. Investigators believe an air fault contributed to the fatal accident on site. The incident drew attention to aviation safety and insurer interest in the case.
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Beech Aircraft Corp
Eis
Ireim
Noine
Camic
Hospital Roster Fragments Include Local Names and Addresses
Readable fragments list patients and associated guardians at Memorial Hospital and nearby streets. Names and addresses include Mrs D Wuthnew, Elsie Soiler, Ruth Walker, D M Comer, Irma Durfee, Jey Carr, and others linked to 1400 West Trenw Third street, 1140 Ohio, 1700 Kentucky, and 1211 Rhode Island.
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Third Street
Harold Brine
D. Wuthnew
Baby
Ohio Street
Kirmever Cand Baby
Jey Carr
Rhode Island Stree
Harold Chamney
D. M. Comer
Bibs
Irma Ariene Durfee
Kentucky Street
Birth reports and divorce suit filed in district court
Birth reports list Mr and Mrs Moreland Baldwin of Route 4 as parents. A divorce suit was filed in district court by Frances M. LaCas against Albert R. LaCas, initiating proceedings in the court.
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Moreland Baldwin
Frances M. LaCas
Albert R. LaCas
Cattle on Feed in Kansas Estimated Higher on Jan 1
The January 1 estimate from the U S Department of Agriculture places Kansas cattle on feed at 2600000 head, about 1 percent above last year and 1 percent below the five year average, reflecting increased feeding due to larger corn, hay and roughage crops.
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Topeka
Dan
Kranwan
Federal
Departmenta of Agriculture
Banker Is Arrested Over Misuse of Funds in Burlington
Pat Dicker a 21 year old bookkeeper clerk at Farmers State Bank near Albheville was released on 8400 bond on a charge of misapplication of bank funds. The county attorney said the total amount involved is 3700 dollars and the losses occurred in the last six months. Dicker was arrested at his Westphalia home on Saturday. A county party will be held Friday in the Lawrence Community building starting at 8 PM. The program will include refreshments and recreation.
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Kan
Pat Dicker
Farmers State Bank
Nearsby Alheville
Frank T. Forbes
Forbes
Dicker
Westphalsie
Lawrence
Deal
Dandruff Worry Gone For Mrs Grayce Hulse
Stockton Kansas Mrs Grayce Hulse reports relief from dandruff and itchy scalp after using Bakers Best Hair Tonic in a personal testimonial. The notice promotes the tonic and invites others troubled by dandruff to try it.
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Stockton
Kan
Grayce Hulse
Myre
Grayca Hulse
Kansas
Two Accidents Reported At Busy City Intersection
Two distinct vehicle crashes occurred today near the West side of the intersection at Fourteenth and Tennessee streets. A car driven by Re Mulan collided with another vehicle, while a separate incident involved Donald Barns on route 4. Police investigated both events and directed traffic.
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mTea
Re Mulan
Wits
Oenpetio Fostreet
Tennessee
Donald Barns
Fourteenth
Tennessee Streets
Bill to End One Cent Gas Tax Bill Introduced in House
A bill was introduced in the House of Representatives by Rep. Dobn Dayton Sheridan Detnnerat, aiming to end the one cent gasoline tax. The measure, filed early in the session, seeks automatic sunset before it would expire. A related push calls for core bills to move forward as session work advances. Tyrone Power and Linda To Wed in Rome after friend notices announced plans.
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Dobn
Dayton Sheridan
Detnnerat
Neasire
Ui Jengelituine Fedays
Tyrone
Linda
Rome
Tyrone Power
Lincola Christiz Lay
Tly
Willing to cooperate Arkansas City engineers aid streamliner
January 18 report from Arkansas City notes two Santa Fe engineers E J Fitch and C B Pitts, alternate engineers on the northbound Oklahoma City Kansas City streamliner, promising extra long whistle blasts at 36th street. Dr G Raymond Campbell urges daily Bible reading during streamliner times. Mrs A E Latham informed local engineers. Fitch and Pius pledge to boisterously signal when required.
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Santa Fe
Oka
E. J. Fitch
C. 3F. Pitts
Oklahoma City
A. E. Latham
W. Sith Street
E. E. Nortis
Pius and Fitch
36Th Street
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Legal Reserve
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