Secretary Dorothy Kellogg Death In Lenexa Car Crash Inquest Delayed
A six member coroner jury delayed its verdict until tomorrow in Pi An investigation into the death of Dorothy Kellogg a 28 year old secretary after a car crash near Lenexa Kansas. Witnesses including former State Representative W Casey Jones and attorney Howard Payne testified with pathologist Dr Victor Buhler to present autopsy findings. Witnesses described Kellogg and Jones appearing intoxicated though Jones seemed less so while the jury weighs if unlawful acts caused the death and who, if anyone, is responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clathe
Kan
John Anderson, Jr
Victor B. Buhler
W. C. (Casey) Jones
The
Young Republicans of
Kansas
Dorothy Kellogg
Lenexa
Howard E. Payne
Jones
Payne
Anderson
Tormey
Betty Como
Maitreas
Stones
Como
Miss Kellogg
Altho
Robert O Y. Wren
Kanass City
Cara Yler
Jesse L. Stroud
Agnes Hamm
Wren
L. A. Billings, Jr
Stroud
Yacene
Steel President Sees No Harm From Price Rise
Washington January 24 Benjamin Fairless president of United States Steel told a congressional committee that the steel price increase would not harm other industries. He said higher costs from labor transportation and other factors would drive any rise rather than changes in steel prices. If costs fall United States Steel would reduce steel prices accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benjamin Fairless
Steel Corporation
Fairless
Costa
Killed in Auto Crash Near Great Bend
Thomas Edward Blanton Jr 24 of Pratt Kan is dead and two Pratt residents Walter Booker 22 and Frank M Brown 19 injured when a car trailer collided with a truck on highway No 281 just north of the Barton Stafford county line early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kan
Thomas Edward Blanton, Jr
Pratt
Imeshup
Barton- Stafford
Paul D. Lighty
McPherson
Walter Booker
Frank M., Brown
Pratta
Memorial Hospital Patient Roll Call List
At Memorial Hospital A L Houghton Kingston listed as Charles H Houghton Polo Mo James Tudhope Linwood Mrs Maggie Coffelt Lecompton Milo Embry Baldwin Route 1 Mrs Anna Atkinson 941 Kentucky street I L Grover 2113 E Kentucky street George Fraser 1100 New Jersey street Mrs Shirley Johnson Sunflower Mrs Ida Hodton Route 1 Eula Wuifkuhte Lecompton Mrs Mary Luse McLouth Mrs Myrtle Dickerman and baby 856 Lyons street Miss Penny Jones 421 Tennessee street Mrs Evelyn Patterson Lecompton Robert Burns Pomona Mrs Freda Rayton and baby 221 Illinois street Donald Wempe Route 1 Mrs Sarah Miller 240 Elm street Mr and Mrs Nehemiah Jordan Bunnyside a son today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Houghton
Kingston
Charles H. Houghton
Polo
James Tudhope
Linwood
Maggie Coffelt
Lecompton
Milo
Embry
Baldwin
Anna Atkinson
Kentucky Street
I. L. Grover
George Fraser
New Jersey Street
Shirley Johnson
Sunflower
Ida Hodton
Eula Wuifkuhte
Mary Luse
McLouth
Myrtle Dickerman
Lyons Street
Penny Jones
Tennessee Street
Evelyn Patterson
Robert Burns
Pomona
Freda Rayton
Illinois Street
Donald ‘Wempe
Sarah Miller
Elm Street
Unusual cat ritual and KU notes in Lawrence
Lawrence column reports a strange Sunday event at Eleventh and Massachusetts where a woman driver performed a counter clockwise circle around a black cat while traffic stopped. No one recognized her. Other items note University of Kansas plans to reorganize the political science department, high school and college sports notes, and a January 14 KU alumni meeting in Schenectady with coach Bill Easton speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh
Massachusetts Street
Journal-World
Lee
East Eleventh Street
University of Kansas
Fred Ellsworth
K. U
Schenectady
Bill Easton
K. A
Hanton
Five Hi Y Seniors Highlight School Life and Activities
The list profiles five seniors including a football player turned tackle, dramatic performer known for makeup, and a student photographer who runs a commercial business with Richard Clarkson since 1947. John Gagliardo aged 16 is editor of the Budget, Quill and Broil member, city council delegate, and Bays State delegate, while Jack Brand 17 presides over student council and Hi Y publicity, eyeing ROTC. Lou Mitchell, 17, the only rural student, leads Kanwaka 4 H and Douglas County 4 H councils, with Future Farmers of America ties and FFA chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Y
John Gagliardo
Domenico Gagliardo
K. U
Gagliardo
Quill and Broil
Bays’ State
Richard Clarkson
Clarkson
Jack Brand
Snyder Brand
John Hrand
Naval Reserve Corpa
Lou Mitchell
Owen Mitchell
Riversley School
Kanwaka
Douglas County
Future Farmers of America
F. F. A- Chorus
Mulliken to Lead New Federal Rent Control Office
Laurance Mulliken, long serving rent control director at Wichita since 1944, will head a new federal rent control office at Junction City. He will oversee controls in Butler, Pratt, Pawnee, Elis and parts of Sumner counties, with related offices planned for Garden City and Liberal. Some Kansas counties remain under the Kansas City office. The Wichita office is to close next Monday for quarters relocation. fourteen Wichita employees have been terminated and records moved to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Laurance Mulliken
Junction City
Mulliken
Columbus
Butler
Pratt
Pawnee
Elis
Sumner
Garden City
Finney
Liberal
Kansas
UNICEF officer speaks to Liberty Memorial students on relief work
Mrs Grace Box Holmes of the United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund spoke at Liberty Memorial elementary about relief efforts in Europe. She described U N relief work and the upcoming conference at K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Box Holmes
United Nations Children’s Emergency Relief Fund
Liberty Memorial al Eh
Atsembly
Holmes
Isi
U. N
Chidren
Europe
Giants Center Fielder DiMaggio Signs 1950 Contract
Joel DiMagio of the New York Giants signs a 1950 contract today. It is expected to net him as much as his estimated $100000 salary of 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joel DiMaggio
New York Giants
Chicago Educator Takes Shot at U. S. Schools
In an interview University of Chicago president Ernest Cadman Colwell criticizes the U. S. school system saying college freshmen are increasingly illiterate and that high schools offer watered down education. He cites distractions in curriculum and poor treatment and pay for teachers as key faults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Chicago
University of Chicago
Ernest Cadman Colwell
Deaths and Funerals Frank Meierhoffer
Lawrence resident Frank Meierhoffer died at 92 this morning at his home 910 Vermont street after years of declining health. He once ran a grocery at Ninth and Massachusetts, later worked as a dues and insurance premium collector for fraternal groups. Born February 8 1857 in Boonville Missouri he married Rebecca Larchman in 1881, returned to Lawrence, later remarried Mamie Brelsford in 1947. Survived by brother Reinhold of Miami FL and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Funks chapel Rev G H Woestemeyer officiating burial Oak Hill cemetery pallbearers Harvey Harris Vernon Harris Lewis Goodrich Henry M Brown Earl Bussing Charles Lesehet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meierhoffer
Lawrence
Vermont Street
Meierhoffer
Ninth
Massachusetts Streets
Weaver
Bor
Boonville
Rebecca Larchman
Meterhoffer
Mamie Brelsford
Reinhold Meyerhoffer
Miami
Fla
Harvey Harris
Vernon Harris
Lewis Goodrich
Henry M. Brown
Earl Bussing
Charles Lesehet
Funeral Rites for Mrs Rose Gimblet in Lawrence
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Bell Gimblet 46 who died after a car bus collision northeast of Lawrence on highway 20 40 will be held Thursday at 2 pm from Rumsey Funeral home Rev Duncan McGregor will conduct. Burial place pending. Surviving husband Ralph and three sons, a daughter and siblings. Also notice of Clyde C Burnam 73 of Los Angeles died of a heart attack amid relatives and a Los Angeles funeral planned Thursday.
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Rose Bell Gimblet
Lawrence
Rumsey
Duncan McGregor
Clinton
Ralph Gimblet
Route 5
Ralph, Jr
John
Ernest
Amarillo
Tex
Hounie Gimblet
George Hoyt
Kansas City
Tom Hout
Lloyd Hout
Andrew Jensen
Goldie Dirk
Clyde C. Burnam
Los
Angeles
Oskaloosa
White Sulphur
Springs
Mont
Los Angeles
Bert L Burnam
Mieces
Ma Ora Thornton
Bert I. Barnam, Jr
E. Hodges
Charlese' Hfbs
Levee Ward
Neva Ward
Utter-McKinley Funeral Home
South Broadway
Colmery Announces Candidacy For U S Senate In Kansas
Topeka Jan 24 Harry W Colmery longtime Topeka attorney and former national commander of the American Legion formally announced as a candidate for the Republican nomination for United States senator He is seen as the first avowed contender Gov Frank Carlson is expected to seek the nomination Colmery backed by Alf Landon plans to devote full time to campaigning Kansas day Jan 28 will reveal views on issues vital to Kansans The post was held by Harry Darby since last December Darby indicated he had no plans to seek the office Colmery 59 has been a Legion power since 1939 He is a Topeka lawyer a Braddock Pa native educated at Oberlin College He served in World War I and World War II with the Small War Plants Corporation Also noted for marriage licenses and county court session summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Harry W. Colmery
The
American Legion
United States
Calmery
Frank Carlson
Carson
Kansia
Colmery
Alf M. Landon
Ines
Kansas
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Clyde M. Reed
Darby
Legion
Kansas Department
Kansas Judge Advocate
Braddock
Oberlin College
Duchesne
Cuh
Small War Plants Corporation
Change in system to show closed KU classes
During the spring semester enrollment at the University of Kansas next week a new class board will inform which classes are closed. The system includes a large wooden board with double sided posts and orange slips. Costs run about 350 dollars plus card costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Needay
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
K. A
Paul B. Lawson
Dean Lawson
U N Discussed By Several SP
A talk on United Nations agencies outlines three groups of specialized organs and how they form within the council framework. World Health Organization stands as the first permanent agency, while the International Refugee Organization is temporary.
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Idea
International Trade Organization
International Maritime Commission
Als
Food and Agriculture Organization
United Nations Educational, Sciencic and Cultural Organization
International Civil Aviation Organization
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
International Monetary Fund
Universal Postal Union
International Telecommunication Union
International Meterological Union
World Health Organization
Council
International Refugee Organization
Yates
Agencias
International Club
Dagmar Haselova
Czechoslovakia
Barbara Glover
Caldwell
Market News Signals Mixed Alfalfa and Commodity Trends
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World reports a tight alfalfa market with downward adjustments in quotes. New York bonds weaken, Chicago wheat holds firm, hogs rise to top around 35, while Kansas City livestock shows mixed gains and steady cows. Local prices show steady wheat and eggs, with livestock receipts and market activity at moderate levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Maneas City
Kansas City
Saleat
New York
Jan Ft
Treasuries
Uouida Chicago
Dan
Lowe Pri
Anti job discrimination bill stalls in house committee
Washington January 24 A tie vote 5 to 5 kept the anti job discrimination bill in the house rules committee. Four southern Democrats Smith of Virginia Coe of Georgia Colmer of Mississippi Lyle of Texas opposed the motion to send the measure to the house for a vote. Voting for the bill were Sabath of Illinois Madden of Indiana McSweeney of Ohio Delaney of New York and Herter of Massachusetts. Two Republicans absent Allen of Minnesota Wadworth of New York would have opposed approval if present. Contract to Robinson.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Smith
Virginia
Coe
Georgia
Colmer
Mississippi
Lyle
Texas
Brown
Ohio
Repu Fean
Sabath
Ciinoix
Madden
Indiana
McSweeney
Brooklyn Dodgers Sign Sigas For About 35000
Brooklyn second baseman Sigas signed a 1950 contract estimated between 30000 and 35000 dollars. Club president Branch Rickey announced no figures. The Negro star, Jackie Robinson, voted MVP last season, led the league with a .342 average and will start his fourth year with the Dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Branch Rickey
Robinson
Dodgers
Church program to aid recreation room project
A Plymouth Congregational church event offers entertainment with music and sleight-of-hand tricks tomorrow night. Proceeds fund a movie rejector for the recreation room adopted by 16 Congregatore group as its yearly project. Bill Easton will serve as auctioneer starting at 7. The recreation room welcomes all junior high school boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Congregatore Group
Bill Easton
E.U
Oklahoma Pastors Start Movement to Curb Vice
An Oklahoma City group of county ministers, following raids on bootleggers, forms a citizens committee for righteousness to enlist all ministers in a civic anti vice program. Rev Max Stanfield of Putnam City Baptist notes the aim is action against all vice and will share information at a January 31 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Citizn
Committee For
Max Stanfield
Putman City Baptist Church
CCR
Stanfield
Present for Her Husband Sparks Unprovoked Attack
Mrs. Harrys A. Linaweaver told police a well dressed stranger rang her door bell at home and, claiming to bring a present for her husband, punched her in the nose after she said the attorney was not at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harrys A. Linaweaver
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Soviet Union
U. S
Judith Coplon
Valentin 4. Gubitchev
Memorial Hospital
Nehemiah Jordan
Bunnyside
Neal Wherry
Lawrence High
L.M.H.S
Census Bureau
Kathelen Tate
U.S
Mrs. Rose Heil Gimblet
Clyde
C. Burnam
Senate
Probate Court
John FP. Campbell
Yvonne Mamigonian
Toul M. Miner
Berchitas and LaVanche M. Landes
Dodge
City
Robert M. Princoet
Gibson
Lawrent
Frank Gray
W. S. Jones
Trenton Stark
Donald Henry Gaddis
Benjamin J. Stotts
Walsce Dee McPherson
Wayne Altphin
Yesteday
Bauersunie
Tees
Kanane City
Calvien
Fonda
Mondas
Kanane
Kananaire
ATI
Nem
Tearley
Ap- Usda Powea
St Yst
Minneenta
Wald
Aitermain
Olin
Losees
Mostasus
Steele Hethiehen Steel
General Mosinte
Chrysler
Goelrich
Tarernag Harvester
Americaan
Riine
Allied Chemical
American Can
Setnamenal Paper
Santa Fe
Roath
Cern Pacific
Gulf Oil
Johne-Man
Vileméerican Weolen
Magnarok
Ammons
Hrief
Pallway Jtens
KR. T. Greene
Martha
J. F._ Allen
Sigas
Temperature Equipt. CO
Scott
N. A
Condh
T Lawrence Lawrence
Continental
Denver
Houston
San Antonio
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Union Bus Depot
T. Murl Beal Accounting and Tax Service
New Lawrence National Bank
Brougham
Schubert
Funeral Home
N. H
Kirbys Cafe
Mass
Vern
Oneita
Lawrence Memorial CO
Norman Endacott
Mgr
City Hall
M. C. Manley
Merle McEloney
Hartford
Traylor
Calvin
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