Art Exhibition Highlights Many Kansas Artists
An article previews a February show featuring works by Kansas artists such as David son, Jide Doble, and Lucey Abra, including portraits and sculptures. The display covers prints, paintings, and foetal work, with pieces from The Dalia, Akron Mhin, and others. The exhibit, opening at Temple Hall, runs for several weeks and aims to showcase regional art alongside works by international creators.
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Kansas
Davidson
Dalia
Maerua
Lucey Abra
Rom
Terrancaly Beach
Als Bers Muri
Mernel Gage
Jobo Eran
Lee Otha
Mal Wanemma
Tejon
Vasgeres
Pater
Frank Marvin
Aber Toure
Seatard
Anna Herain
Wallan
Juin Aeitty
Athens
TLE
Charles Bateketry
Frank Mer
Bunsell Cole
Dtyelie Gaitinentia Wall
Fine for the Wheat Atop the Prairie Weather Report
Topeka reports a forecast of very fine conditions for wheat with cold nights and light snow ending. Flora, Federal Meteorologist, notes readings across Kansas cities such as Garden City and Wichita with temperatures from near zero to five above in the northwest and northeast, and a mix of clear to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday.
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Flora
Federal Meteorologiat
Garden City
Doday City
Wielota
Goodland
Lace
Chanute
Anthony
Phillipstuni
Lacomben
Batesity
Mego
Comsardin
Omary
Garten Coy
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Land
Concord
Tela
Wichita
Memorial Hospital Update From An Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and relations, including Mr and Mrs Sherwin Derby and Mr and Mrs Donald Harding, referencing Topeka and Michigan. Mentions vigil, visitors, and a date or day, but core details are obscured by transcription errors.
Organization of Restaurant Association Plans Meeting in Lawrence
A preliminary meeting to discuss forming a Lawrence restaurant association will be held at Castle Tea Room 1307 Massachusetts Street at 8 30 tonight. All restaurant and cafe owners in Lawrence are urged to attend per Miss Roth Quinlan noting common problems and potential local benefits.
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Castle Tea
Massachusets Street
Territory Row
Lawrence
Roth Quinlan
Couneer
The
Caatie
Misa Quinlan
Kansas Restaurant Association
May Connect If Property In City
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a city water project or utility decision. References to a council, credit, and water output imply a public works issue, with mentions of a person named Cher and confirmations by a council. Lacking clear dates or outcomes.
Sixth Day of Search Opens for Missing Plane
Denver authorities prepared to begin a sixth day of search for a missing plane after a distress signal and uncertain weather hampered progress. Names such as Moodie and Vineita are noted among the cited contacts, with efforts coordinated by regional agencies and local officials amid challenging conditions.
Airport Pup Evades Capture At Runway Narrow Strip
A stray pup slips through a runway ditch and heads toward the main 175 foot runway center as city pound attendants chase it. Gordon McKenver Fort Manager notes the animal avoids the smaller runway and traffic is heavy. Fire crews battle a rural schoolhouse blaze in Newton Kansas later reported. Authorities also report priests in Belgium accuse Chinese communism of persecuting Christians as the Boxer Rebellion era referenced.
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Dan
Schout Mission
China
Prison sentences and fines from county court tramble
A stream of court entries shows 19 persons fined or sentenced on charges connected to property and other offenses. Notable individuals include Arthur J. Merbth and Victor Kay, with varied penalties from probation to ten year terms and specific fines ranging from 80 to 200 dollars.
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Asthy
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Font Dou FF
Weber
Frank Tharlow
Querbatian
A. Jacobs
Paarton
EM. Strangardt
Herman Dress
Charles Veetka
Edward Patterson
Sia
Batusy Fletcher Montgomery
Mary Vootecka
Frank Honey Veetecka
Richard Be Vie Sang
Ray Ceter Hee Tyder
John Lumley
Wo Carhaugh
Ko Amend J. Kuhn
Fd Hiaan
Testifies He Never Lived In Ward Which He Served
Testimony from a local elector in Utah reveals that the judge serving a ward election asserts he did not live in the ward he presided over. The witness claims fraud links to the state's early electoral process and notes the judge reading about vacancies in a newspaper.
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Kanne City
Dan
Divine
George DL
Drank
McLaugh
Deaths and Funerals Lexis Lawson Tewie Lawson
Death notice and funeral details for Lexis Lawson Tewie Lawson aged years with service at home conducted by Reverend Tee Grittit. The obituary mentions a daughter and explores family survivors including Mrs Clark Me and others.
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Lawson Tewie Lawson
Tee Grittit
Real Kent
Soa Pransyiecer
Clark Me
Waunegat
All Time Umaner Production Records Soar
Reported January 24 the daily Umaner crude output hits new highs with a nation leading 117 290 barrels per day, Oklahoma and Arkansas posting gains to 400 450 and 1 300 barrels respectively, while Truman signs legislation backing Voice of America and hackers seek 59 000 for an upcoming fiscal year.
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Alletime
The
Oa ' As Journal
Tanys
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Truman
Washington
Voice of America
State Department
Russia
Congress
Gas Supply Talks In Topeka With State Officials
In Topeka on January 27, Governor Frank Carlson and other state officials will meet with leading gas industry executives this afternoon to discuss ensuring Kansas industry can receive uninterrupted gas service.
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Topeka
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Council Votes to Redecorate Room
The council agreed to renovate a room for up to 500 dollars and allow the festival committee to rework the basement to create extra exhibition space. Council members debated funding and potential emergencies, seeking a plan that avoids overruns.
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Ferguson
Trameone
Jorn Sele
Fisher
Charles Sherrick Walks Without Crutches After Polio Aid
Charles E B Sherrick, 624 Vermont street, an accountant long affected by infantile paralysis, received help from the Polio Foundation enabling a series of operations that straightened his neck and muscles. Now he walks unaided. The donor cited better rehabilitation methods and research as key to improving outcomes for polio patients.
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Stan Schwahn
Charles EB. Sherrick
Vermont Street
Lawrenn
Hantity
Sherrick
White
Kansas City
C. J. Welch
Welch
National
Foundation
Errigh
Apoche
130 More War Dead of Kansas City Area Arrive
Kansas City June 27 An army transport delivered 130 more war dead from the Normandy beachhead and others to be buried by families. About 12 states will receive bodies in coming weeks. Missouri and Kansas send several per this depot. Each coffin will be draped in flag and escorted by service members to its final destination.
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Ligmore
Norandy
Amny
Missouri
Kansas
Ita
Antibranca
Mixed Arts, Weather, and Marriage Notices From Lawrence
An arts show features coach Wayne Keplogiv and fellow hobbyist K Uw displaying items from crafts to utility gear. In Lawrence, zero to ten degree readings mark a frigid morning with record low moods and a Kaw river power plant weather check. Marriage licenses issued include Samuel Crow and Ruth Rush, Walter Falls and William Bowman among others in Kansas.
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Bray
Theiversity of Kansas
Wayne Keplogiv
K. Uw
C. J. Posey
Kansas Electric Power Company
Kaw River
Truman shakes up Federal Reserve leadership
President Truman demotes Chairman Marriner Eccles and announces plans to appoint a new board member and designate him as chairman once Senate approval is received. The Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank chief McCabe was nominated to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Ron.
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Truman
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Eccles
Hos
Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
Ron
New York
Unclear: Early Progressive Views At School Dinner
Dr Orris praises equality in education and civic rights while recalling European prisons and rationing. He contrasts ally opinions with Hitler, calling him a paranoiac perverse figure, and notes TAU members and priests attended a Union dinner.
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Wweithood
Gers Ortis
Chicano Psychiatris Todd
Laverence Buite and Fork Club
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Tremors Shake Manila Area As Aftershocks Rise
A series of aftershocks near Panay island city Manila brutalized the region with about 15 second tremors. Damage may top 1 million dollars, destroying aged churches from the Spanish era. Deaths total 27 as masonry failures crippled buildings and many residents fled to open ground.
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Lates
Te Hospital
Market News Summary From Chicago Area Grain and Livestock Prices
A dense market report highlights Chicago area trading in grains and livestock with prices, bids, and bids. It mentions corn and oats futures, Pork and beef notes, and regional dealer activity.
Faculty tensions as conference talks reopen case study
A letter from F.C. Aen and Rausas rsball prompts coaches to reconsider policy. They weigh options with a faculty committee as January dates loom and a potential Denver tournament in March faces debate amid conference alignment and institutional stances.
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Rausas
Crome
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H. H. King
Allen
Taft Predicts Cuts in Social Security as Debate Rages
The article reports Senator Taft predicting the Social Security plan will be cut by the era's budget concerns while GE chair Blartah Y Rovd counters rising costs. Reed, Wyn, and others testify before the Foreign Relations Committee on hearings about the proposal and its political stakes.
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Reed
Taft
T- Ohie
Senate
Esattion
Blartah Y
Fee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nortnag Ehenes
Uae
Thomas Gait
Skidding Car Crash Injures Driver Near Lawrence
A two-vehicle collision on Highway 1 five miles west of Lawrence left Everett Porter of Tentka injured and Porter's car damaged. Albert Hess of Route 1 skidded and overturned near the ditch, with companion James Pleas walking back after the crash. Bridewell was hospitalized with shoulder injuries and was in fair condition. none of the others were seriously hurt, according to Trooper Harvey Schmedemann.
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Tent Ka
Highway 1
Lawrence
Porter
Harvey Schmedemann
Aeident Arch
James Pleas
Sey
Bridewell
Lawrence Memories Hospital
Schmedemann
Hess
New Classes In Whorthand And Typewriting
A notice announces enrollment for a new class in shorthand and typewriting. Classes begin January 3 and will be held at a local facility.
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