Child expert Dr Laybourne to speak on The Child
Dr Paul C Laybourne pediatrics psychiatry and neurology assistant at University Center will be the next speaker in the Mental Health series. The talk Tuesday at 7 30 pm at Memorial High follows a joint class by LawEn and University Extension. He will discuss The Child and is acting director of the Child Study Unit and adviser to local clinics. The final speaker is Dr Manuel Escudero in Topeka on Feb 3.
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Paul C. Laybourne
Beeen
Ker Memorial High
Univer- Extension
Laybourne
New York Medical College
New York City
City Hospital
Akron
University of Indiana
Armed Forces
Center
Atchison County Guidance Clinic
Spofford Home For
Kansas City
Manuel Escudero
Southard
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Cold Front Predicted To Reach Kansas Tuesday
A cold front is set to move into northern and western Kansas Tuesday but is not expected to be severe. The Weather Bureau says it may briefly end the unseasonably mild spell with more cloudiness and little precipitation. Monday night temps range from the 20s in the northwest to the 40s in the southeast, while Tuesday highs vary from the northwest to near 60 in the southeast. Sunday brought fair, mild conditions statewide, Garden City hitting 68, with eastern readings mostly in the 50s and a few 40s elsewhere. Sunday night lows ranged from 25 at Hill City Goodland and Salina to 36 at Chanute. No precipitation was recorded over the weekend.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Weather Agency
Garden City
Hill City
Goodland
Salina
Chanute
Refusal by Soldiers Issue for Legalists in Korea
The piece recounts a court martial in Korea for refusal to obey orders during a counter assault on Chinese Communist positions. Sentences ranged from dishonorable discharge to ten years imprisonment. four were acquitted as the regiment of 3,000 to 4,000 men was pulled from the line, retrained, and sent back into action.
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Korea
Truman to Bypass Talks Says Cooperation Reason
Former President Truman will not accept public speaking engagements for a period. Since leaving the White House last week he has received many invitations but will not make public statements now. He says he wants to cooperate with the new administration due to the grave world situation.
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Kansas City
Harry
Truman
White House
I Luckier Than Most This Motorist in Edmond
Edmond motorist Bronkhorst, 47, escaped unharmed after his car stalled on a street crossing and was struck by a northbound train. State patrol booked him for public drunkenness. investigation noted brakes failed and a curve caused the collision.
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Edmond
Okla
Walker E. Bronkhorst
Clark
Arthur Facipn
State Highway Patrol
Fi Henderson
Arkansas City
Kas
AP News Network Expands Latin American Service Worldwide
The AP reports rapid growth of its radiophoto network linking the Americas and Europe, delivering Olympic pictures in minutes. Distinguished leaders from UN and OAS praise the development while AP wins multiple 1952 awards for journalism and reporting amid ongoing global expansion.
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Tokyo
Singapore
Buenos Aires
Extel
Rotterdam
Helsinki
U.S
All the Americas
Benjamin Cohen
United Nations
Alberto Lleras
Organization of ‘American’ States
Fernando Berckemeyer
United States
J. B. de Berenguer Cesar
Brazil
New York
Manuel Tello
Cranston Williams
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Andrew Heiskell
Inter-American Press Association
KU alumnus Charles Murray Danglade Dies in Quincy
Charles Murray Danglade, 46, a 1929 University of Kansas graduate and Sigma Nu member, died Friday at his Quincy home. He formerly resided in Kansas City and was survived by his wife a daughter his father a sister and two brothers.
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Charles Murray Danglade
University of Kansas
Quincy
Kansas City
Sigma Nu
Nellie Grace Swinney
Fayette
Ralph Casteel
W. St. St
James B. Swinney
Missouri
John R. Swinney
Wichita
Harold W. Swinney
Miami
Julian Ziesch
Julius Ziesch
West Baldwin
Ernest Zesch
Arthur Ziesch
Harold Ziesch
Herman Ziesch
Baldwin
Ida Hornberger
Okla
Rudolph Ziesch
Perry
Mims
Emilia Ziesch
Oklahoma
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed
Worden
Henry ‘Rieder
Joan F. Miller
John F. Miller
Mass. St
Lawrence
Josephine Miller
Evanter
Schiappa
Rober Albrecht
National City
Calif
Merle Lindsey
Denver
Dan Filler
Kearney
Ned
Katie Sitefish
Deaths and Funerals Highlight Local Obituaries
A sequence of obituaries from Salinas Topeka Fayette Baldwin Worden and Lawrence notes deaths of Lucinda Herington Gladys Miller Miller, Nellie Swinney, John R Faith all with funeral details. Services set in Topeka Oskaloosa Fayette and Worden with burial arrangements and surviving relatives listed.
Adult Education Sign-Up Opens for Spring Night Classes
Lawrence Adult Education begins enrollment for the spring term of night classes. Enrollment times are Tuesday to Thursday evenings this week at Liberty Memorial High School, 7:30 to 3:30. classes start Feb 2 and run 10 weeks, with 42 subjects from recreational to technical, meeting Monday Tuesday and Thursday nights.
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Lawrence Adult Education
Liberty Memorial High School
Journel-World
Lawrence News Sketches Amid Mild Winter Travel And Local Happenings
Lawrence residents talk of a mild spell aiding southward winter travel and recall a bus tour with Judge Means at North Lawrence's Bis Marck Grove. A local baby boom at Lawrence Memorial Hospital reports 13 births over the weekend. A 1913 Journal-World note recalls the Kaw Valley Creamery fire and past civic tales, while Kansas artists G G G Robert G and John Hanlen are shown in a 148th annual exhibit. West Coast praise for Chuck Darling vs Clyde Lovellette contrasts with local basketball chatter, as the community notes progress on the new high school auditorium with steel delivery finally arriving.
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Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Oon
Hugh Means
District Court
Means
Bis Marck Grove
North
Robinson Park
Kaw River
Ascribe
Chuck Darling
Iowa University
Clyde Lovellette
Kansas U
K. U
Phillips 66 Oilers
Lovellette
Phog Allen
Kansas City
Darling
Clyde
Percheron
Lawrence Watchers
U N Success Seen and Refugee Dilemma Explored
B A Cohen discusses U N success and refugee policy shifts since World War I. He urges that refugees and prisoners should not be sent home or kept by captors, notes the growing influence of smaller nations in Korea and negotiations, and warns neutrality is fading as 250 million Muslims emerge as a political force. Divorce granted to Nellie Mae For Senard in district court.
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U. S
Secretariat
Cohen
Trygve Lie
U. N
United States
Russia
India
Nellie Mae
Senard
Baturdey
Ani Diatetot
Memorial Hospital Birth and Accident Report Summary
A hospital notice lists numerous patients and relatives at Memorial Hospital and surrounding locales, including addresses in Kansas towns and several birth announcements. Names include Mrs Ea Hawk, Mrs Dorothy Coffman, Mrs Mona Robbins, Elmer Jeffries, Alyce Metsker, William Leavitt, Mrs Virgil Wood, Mrs Anna Faringer, Mrs Pauline Poorch, Larry Woodward, Sue Ellingsworth, Carla Brooks, E A Bates, Christine Miller, Mrs Max Revenew, Mrs Dora Nelson, Mrs Bernice Spielman, Mrs Cupal Mortis, John Newfield, Mrs Della Lewis, Mrs Rita Ewert, Elmer Hildenbrand, Mr and Mrs Robert Elder, Mr and Mrs J R Pulttan, Mr and Mrs Merle Jennings, Mr and Mrs Perry Puderbaugh, Mr and Mrs Harry Timmerberg, Mr and Mrs Max McClure, Mr and Mrs Ralph Gage, Mr and Mrs Melvin Spry, Mr and Mrs Merle Reeves, Mr and Mrs Harold Courter, Mr and Mrs Jack Stewart, Mr and Mrs Henry Horak, and Charles Alcox. A child was treated for a head cut in the emergency room.
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Ea Hawk
Ala
Dorothy Coffman
E. 19Th St
Mona Robbins
Elmer Jeffries
Alyce Metsker
William Leavitt
R. 1
Virgil Wood
W. 23Rd St
Anna Faringer
Learnard Ave
Pauline Poorch
Larry Lynn Woodward
Lyons St
Sue Ann Ellingsworth
Conn
Carla Jo Brooks
E. A. Bates
N. H. St
Christine Miller
Haskell
Max Revenew
R. J. St
Dora Nelson
Lecompton
Bernice Spielman
Oskaloosa
Cupal Mortis
Lincoln St
John Newfield
la. St
Della Lewis
Overland Park
Rita Ewert
Sunnyside
Elmer Hildenbrand
Sunflower
Robert Elder
Linwood
J. R. Pulttan
Merle Jennings
Eudora
Perry Puderbaugh
Oak Hill Rd
Harry Timmerberg
Richland
Max McClure
Ralph Gage
Melvin Spry
Merle Reeves
Ottawa
Harold Courter
Jack Stewart
Henry Horak
Collision at Eudona on K-10 and Main Street
A Saturday evening collision at the K-10 and Main Street intersection in Eudora involved Charles R. Andres of 2012 O. St. and Darrell D. Pierce of Overbrook. Both cars were eastbound. Pierce attempted a left turn and was struck on the left side by Andres. No injuries reported and damage estimated at 1100 dollars to both cars.
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Main Street
Eudora
Charles R. Andres
O. St
Darrell D. Pierce
Overbrook
Pierce
Andres
Stavely Named Topeka Judge For Morris County Term
Chief Justice named Judge K Stavely to Morris County District Court for a special term beginning Tuesday. Stavely serves as judge pro tem replacing Judge Coleman who is recovering from injuries after a automobile accident.
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Topeka
Jai Harvey
The
Kansas Sur Court
K. Stavely
Morris County District Court
Stavely
Ee Coleman
Market News: Prices Edge Lower Across Commodities
Market at a glance shows declines in stocks and cotton with wheat and corn mixed to easy. Hogs fluctuate, cattle steady to lower, while Kansas City futures list mixed bids. USDA cattle and hog trade slow, with scattered sales and varying quotes for beef, calves, and feeders. Local grain and produce quotes appear alongside futures activity and daily livestock notes.
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New Orleans
Cash Grain
Kansas City
WHEA
Market Report On Cattle Sheep and Lamb Prices
The note shows bids and prices for cattle and sheep with ranges for various classes. Local butchers quote 19.25 to 18.75 for beef. sows steady to 2 percent higher. slaughter lambs slow with light weights to 16.25. steers and heifers around 14.25 to 16.00. stags 13.50 and down. New Mexico wooled lambs near 21.50, native bids around 21.00, Colorado buck lambs at 8.00.
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Kansas City
USDA
New Mexico
Colorado
Railroads show gains early then mixed trading on light volume
About 1 400 000 shares traded with a slight rise from Fridays 1 340 000. Railroads began strong but the market cooled, while building materials faltered on light volume. Missouri Pacific preferred moved ahead as directors pursued reorganization under the Mahalfie Act.
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Missouri Pacific Preferred
Card of Thanks from Joseph Tidd
Joseph Tidd expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for the cards and letters received during Christmas while serving in the military.
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Joseph Tidd
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Ilier
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Tale
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S. St
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Anna K. Brown
Tl St
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Tulsa
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Winfield
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B. A. Cohen
Memorial Hospitaler
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Leroy Alcox
Elm St
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