New Therapy Tanks Open at Watkina Hospital
A new therapy unit at Watkina powerial hospital offers polio patients access to a Hubbard tank and two smaller tanks for leg and child therapy. Dr Rome and consultant specialists from Kanean City will supervise, with weekly sessions each Wednesday supervised by technician Jian Lityan Warner. Since 1946, the department has treated various cases from the student body and city residents using the latest PV equipment and heating units.
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Toe i
Watkina Oowerial Hospital
Jian Lityan
Warner
Rome
Kanean City
Mins Warner
Pad County
Spokesman Pushes Rent Control Extension
Washington veteran leader argues that federal rent controls must be extended to protect displaced veterans from economic hardship in bidding for scarce housing. A banking subcommittee witness says housing conditions demand action soon and notes a February 29 deadline unless Congress acts. Other testimony favors a one year extension with increases and changes.
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Washington
Jan B. L
Tor Penat
Congress
William E. Fbansell
New York City
Russell
Superfortresses Set to Fly Over Eastern Kansas Sunday
Balina Kan Jan 22 L A for tion of 21 Superfortresses will fly over eastern Kansas Sunday in connection with an aviation Cadet day open house at Ky Hill airfield. The bombers will depart from Salina at 1:10 am, joining over Salina and then passing over Junction City Fort Riley Manhattan Topeka Kansas Fort Leavenworth Lawrence and other cities along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balina
Kan
Kansas City
Ky Hill
Gars Air Command
May Receive Promotions For Army Reserve Officers And Enlisted Men
Reserve officers and enlisted men may now receive promotions in the Army ground forces reserve corps. Eligibility requires at least one year in the next higher grade and the prescribed time in grade. Promotions may be earned by unit training sessions, active duty training, and by Army extension courses as stated by Lt. Col. Earl J. Downing. Training sessions in the area are at 8 o clock on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at Sunflower. Grand Larceny case out of Leavenworth, Kansas. Warren, 25, Kansas City, was arraigned on a charge of burning a train car with 70,000 cigarettes removed January 7. He was committed to Leavenworth county jail on $2,000 bond. Treated bids will be received February 10, 1948, for supplies and services for Cabina Louisian adjacent area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Ground Forces Reserve Corps
Earl J. Downing
Minender
Team Corps
Kan
Army of the United States
Bowning
Sunflower
Leavenworth
Kansas
Waster Warren
Kaness City
Issioner
Joseph J. Dawes
City
Xan
Warwip
Leavenworth County
Visit Topeka Plants By University High Journalism Students
Fifteen University High journalism students took a field trip to Topeka yesterday. They toured Myers & Co and Capper Publications Inc. Attendees included Myra Powell Caroline Callihan Yrile Lassen Doris Kirby Charles Murphy Caroline Crosier Pat Dixon Mary Ann Bates Bob Powers Betty Griffin Don Hergert Dick Cochran Don Christian Claudia Anderson Carol Tupy. Sponsors were Mr Edwards principal and Mrs Vivian Scoggin journalism teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University High Journalism
Topeka
Myers & Co
Capper Publications Inc
Capper Publications
Myra Powell
Carplenea Callihan
Yrile Lassen
Doris Kirby
Charles Murphy
Caroline Crosier
Pat Dixon
Mary Ann Bates
Bob Powers
Betty Griffin
Don Hergert
Dick Cochran
Don Christian
Claudia Anderson
Carol Tupy
Kiwanians Hear About K U Band Trip to Miami
Russell Wiley and Charles Byers of the University of Kansas band told Kiwanis members they were confident the K U football team and the band would leave a lasting favorable impression at the Orange Bowl in Miami. The band aims to contribute to the spectacle of the game and cheering section, not just win games. Mime Gladys Campbell from Haskell Institute thanked Kiwanis and Junior Chamber for the Haskell football banquet. Letters from Solon Ayers and Madison Coombs were read.
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Russell Wiley
Charles Byers
University of Kansas
Kiwanis Club
Miami
Sills
Gladys Campbell
Haskell Institute
Haskell
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Solon Ayers
Madison Coombs
Third appearance by University High square dancing team
The University High School square dancing team directed by Miss Jose Stapleton and Miss Ruth Hoover performed for the third time at Hoch Auditorium during the half of the K U Oklahoma A and M game. Members included Claudia Anderson Myrna Cooper Caroline Crosier Patricia con Myri Dowell Charien Murphy Don Fletchall and John Evers.
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University High School
Jose Stapleton
Ruth Hoover
Hoch Auditorium
Claudia Anderson
Myrna Cooper
Caroline Crosier
Patericia Con
Myri Dowell
Charien Murphy
Don Fletchall J
John Evers
Kanzax State College hosts week of agriculture events
The annual agricultural week at Kanzax State College in Manhattan starts February with poultry dairy beekeeping livestock and rural church programs. State farm associations plan meetings including Purebred Dairy Cattle producers Kansas Hybrids and Crop Improvement.
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Kanzax State College
Manhattan
Kansas Hybrids Association
Crop Improvement Association
Char Topping
Route 4
White to headline Kansas State Society dinner February 10
Washington, Jan 22. UP William L White a noted newsman and author will be chief speaker at the Kansas State Society annual dinner in Emporia February 10. Live Scrivner president of the society announced the change from January 26 when Gen Eisenhower was slated to attend. Eisenhower cannot now attend but has been informed and organizers hope he will still come. About 200 Kansans expected to attend.
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Washington
UPK
William L
Young Hill) White
Empona
Kan
New York News
Kansas State Society
Representa
Scrivner
R.kan
Dwight Eisen Omer
Eizenhower
Youth Freed From Overseas Court Martial Tyranny
Federal Judge Alfred P. Murrah ruled that an overseas court martial was saturated with tyranny and discharged Ben L. Beets of Chickasha Oklahoma from an 18 year sentence at Leavenworth. Beets had been convicted on an attack charge and sought release via writ of habeas corpus. The judge noted fear of reprisal influenced testimony and found the trial and proceedings repugnant to justice.
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Kansas City
Kan
Ben. L. Beets
Chickasha
Okio
Leavenworth
Alfred P. Murrah
Oklahoma City
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Beets
Deaths and Funerals Dora Allen 83 in Concordia
Dora Josephine Allen 83 of 1013 New Hampshire street died at noon at the Convalescent hospital. Funeral services will be Saturday at 9:30 a.m. from Schubert funeral home by Everett L. Riley. Burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery, Concordia. Survived by one sister Mrs. Harry Kelly and three nephews and a niece, all of Los Angeles.
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Dora Josephine Allen
New Hampshire Street
Convalescent Hospital
Everett L. Riley
Schubert Funeral Home
Pleasant Hill
Concordia
Allen
Harry Kelly
Los Angeles
Oil spill dots streets near Safeway in Boston area
Early yesterday and today large blobs of crude oil appeared along the west curb at the 1006 block of Massachusetts Street. The spill stretched 40 feet to the intersection of Massachusetts and Tenth, then moved north past Safeway at 647 Massachusetts and tracked south to South Fork as workers sanded the area. City Engineer J C Harper said the oil likely leaked from a parked crude oil transport overnight and investigators will monitor the site.
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Massachusette
Tenth Streets
Safeway
Massachusetts
South Fork
J. C. Harper
Garden City Co-Op to add large Kansas elevator
Construction of a 600000 bushel addition to Garden City Co-Op equity exchange's wheat elevator aims to create the largest country elevator in Kansas by the 1948 harvest. A Milan Italy march drew about 20000 demonstrators as authorities ringed the area. Fire crews were called to extinguish a grass fire in the backyard of 1027 Mississippi Street, Mrs. Florence E. Hesse, yesterday afternoon.
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Garden City
Garden City Co-Op Equity Exchange
Kansas
Florence E. Hesse
Mississippi Street
Paul Ingels
Vinland Teachers' College events and names noted
Vinland Teachers College at Pittsburg spent a few days with home folks then returned Sunday. The Vinland Grange announced officer changes and a moving pictures event with refreshments. Several locals and teachers including Murray Lawson, Mrs Ralph Lydskie, Mr and Mrs Perry Dunn, and others attended and noted housing moves and a teachers' meeting at the high school.
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Teachers’ College
Pittsburg
Vinland Grange
Birt Pad Laughlin
Murry Lawson
Evens
Biecena Farm
Mra Lawson
Liss Craig
Herachel Hemphill
George Bockhold
Mamba Mersas
Jess Tae
Sorerdey
Sett
Artie Randel
Randel
Mill Randel
Wad
Perry McPhesters
Doanie
Meredith Souat Fantey
Jake Mise
Selma H Amonds
Vinland Grade
LeRoy Ginsaiead
Joss
David
Moon
Virail Hird
George Vitt
Nore
Mary ¥Ith
Ryders
Vite
Lawson Foner
Orick High School
Vine Laut High School
Community News and Local Social Notes
Local residents share visits and gatherings across DeSoto and nearby towns. Family parties, school events, church activities, and community projects are described, with names such as Doris, Randel, Osborne, Buckingham, Aldrieston, and Fear among attendees. A county drive fundraiser and a 100th birthday observation are noted.
Mackey Flamerunners Club Honors 1948 Officers at Leavenworth
The Kent Flamerunners club in Leavenworth held a Friday gathering at Mrs. Handing’s home to install new 1948 officers and present the annual program and mystery path drawing. Attendees included Mrs. Tom Cawley and daughter Phy, Mrs. Eugene North, and Mrs. Frank Brune who is visiting her mother Mrs. William Eberhard at Memorial hospital. The Oakridge Farm Bureau year book committee, led by Mrs. Lyle Weekn, met to prepare 1948 program books for distribution.
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Kent’ Flamerunners Club
Leavenworth
Farm Bureau
Mra
Tom Cawley
Phy Torpaent
Mackey
Anne
Eugene North
Frank Brune
Oakridge Farm Bureau
Lyle Weekn
Eugene Nunemaker
Brune
Brnie
Iiem Eberhard
Eveninag
Talon
Dale
Colorado Springs
Anidier
K. LA
Rumeey Funeral Home
Arthur Ward
Robert Price
Henry Millerette
L. J. Millerette, Jr
Birthday suppers and church revival in West Fairview
Mrs Russell Hilbert entertained Tuesday night for her daughter's birthday and Mrs Deatherage's birthday, with many neighbors present. Revival services were held Friday at Lecompton United Brethren church with Rev Arthur Ward and Lowell Brown attending. a mule accident occurred near the event, causing vehicle damage but no injuries.
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Russell Hilbert
Mra
Will Rake
Queel Hilbert
Bmna Jean
Arthur Ward
Lowell Brown
Lecompton United Brethren Church
Arthur Ware
Lawrence
Te Iar Fink
Men. Houk
Russet Hilbert
Pharede
Din Patterson
Mr. Buckles
Sranceliat
Market summary shows mixed cattle hogs and grains at Kansas City
In a cluttered market report from New York and Kansas City, cattle receipts rise with calves and bulls trading around steady to higher. hogs show limited supply and uneven demand. grains reflect weak corn and oats with some price support for select feeds. Local livestock prices include steer and heifer ranges, feeder interest, and bottom ends for canners and bulls. sheep activity is moderate with light demand for certain grades.
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Karsan Iy Livestoen Kanms
Siavanger
Ig Deckers
Nearce and Bros
Sone
Eto m
Eholce
Livesteek Claus
Kansas City
Jan
Ap-Usdai
Interesca Ae Hoga Serie Ag
Jock Meceipis Kansarith
Two Car Collision Damages 1941 Pontiac and Chevy
Police report a collision at Thirteenth and Kentucky streets yesterday afternoon injuring no one. A 1941 Pontiac sedan driven by Roy Twist K A sophomore residing at 1540 Louisiana Street collided with a Chevrolet sedan driven by Marian Dicker of 1307 New Hampshire Street. Officer Chester Foster filed the report.
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Roy Twist
K. A
Louisiana Street
Marian Dicker
New Hampshire Street
Thirteenth
Kentucky Streets
Chester Foster
Fragmentary OCR record of interlinked transport firms in the Pacific region
A damaged OCR fragment mentions transfers and recorded names linked to the Southern Pacific, Western Air, and International Telephone networks. It references entities like N.T. Centre Pena and various regional meet contexts, with unclear dates and scattered organizational mentions. The text shows signs of intercompany connections and evolving routes with partial evidence.
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N.T. Centre
Pena
Ratlaar
International Telephone
Preeti
Neptal
Western Air
Fonds Alinzs
Wheat Market Reports and Hay Sales at Kansas City
The note details grain and hay activity in Kansas City with prices for week and shipments to Dakota Feed River Valley. It lists alfalfa, hay types, and prairie figures, noting steady market conditions and various buyers such as Kanees City and Chippewas, with occasional price points like 36.00 and 4.40.
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Kenesa City
Kanees City
Jan
Chiesas
Total
Rusreterie
Dakota
Feed River Valley
Triumphs
Chippewas
Cabbrera
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Earl L. Downing
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Memphis
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Hela
Topema
University
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Memorial Hospital
Stephen Bindt
Locus Oy
Martha Rutherfort
Tennessee Street
Helen Marie Hostetter
Baldwin
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Thirteenth and
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Nernoon
Sra Tawk
Wat Ile
Paci Ingels
Acta
Paintaville
Johnson County
United Mine Workom
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CPR
Jacqueline
Jackie) Horner
Hollywood
Actreas
Overbrook
Enterprise School House
St. Louis
Southwestern Bell Feteshone Company
Communication Workers of America
Emp
National Labor Relations Board
Berlin
Germany
U. S. State Department
Milan
Italy
Vinland
George Ia
Conareli
Me. Net
Desoto
Ith
Frank Sheldon
Reyestan O
Wright
Nva
Sansas City
Wll
Doris
Jaxi Street
Irene Osborne
Tr. c
Hubert Osborne
Jobt Faire
Au Rice
T. Broveak
Bflanden
Buckingham
Harry Alddieston
Maurice DeHoover
Maggie Freemse
Wiles Springs Farm
Strom
Fred
Carl Hoel Jer
Nels Gable
Ray Patten
Ainglocis
Ty Flortlays
West Fairview
Lois
Carrel
Ty Ie
New York
Jan Brap
Kaneseity
Kanara
Dan
APY Firma
Formpty NT
Ratters Gracia
Erate
Hana
Arkansas
Rocks
Brite
Casone
Miami Beach
Fla
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Louis
Jersey Joe Walcott
Parsons, Kan
Parsons Organized Reserve Corps
7&Lat Field Artillery
Poquest
P.M
Ted
Puta Totmadera
Youna
Tom Terkers
Mike
Kansan
Greta Kanesey
Toy Nower
Clow Changs Ith
Mi Beler Corp
Cora-Cola
Wison & Co
Gaim
Understane Sympath Service
H. Ph
Lawrence Theatre
All Electric Merchandise Awards
ALY
Lawrence Theatres and
Bowman Radio Service
Jayhawker
Granada
Pattee Frankenstein and Dracula
Varsity Killers
Lawrence Loan & Finance
Ethan A. Smith
Murl Beal
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