Mrs Taft criticizes Truman program at Kansas event
Mrs Roberta Taft Cincinnati wife of Senator taft told a Kansas City audience that veterans face housing inflation and unemployment. She criticized President Truman for not passing his program and warned of looming inflation. She urged balanced budgets and joint labor management responsibility while opposing broad strikes.
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Topeka
Rob
T A. Taft
Cincinnnati
Ap Ee
Mra
Taft
Truman
Art
Republicana
New Deal
Taftid
Congress
Mwa
Bretton
Labor Unrest Sparked by Industry Row
Warning against labor baiting as fact finding boards report tensions between industry and labor. Democratic lawmakers sign a minority report criticizing ad hoc legislation and urging a comprehensive study of underlying causes. Senator Murray calls for a stronger federal conciliation service to ease bargaining, as hotel rooms fill for Penang day events in Topeka.
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General Motora
Innstry
Kelley and
Freon
Penneyivania
Hook and Jerinski
Gan
Powell
New York
Connecticut
Tatterson
California
Erpitel
Murray
Topeka
Geome
Cap-itol
Eldridge
Mike Getto
Topeka School Burns Destroyed on Second Floor in Oakland Building
Topeka reported a fire last night destroyed the roof and top floor of a school under Oakland Brace, with students to be absorbed by other schools tomorrow. Superintendent Kenneth McFarland said damage estimate pending, the building insured for 28,000 dollars. construction cost 50,000 in 1911.
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Topeka
Oakland Brace
Ana
Kenneth McFarland
George Sauer New Kansas Coach Leads Jayhawks
George Sauer is named the Kansas University grid coach succeeding Henry Shenk with ten children, 35 years old, married. He is expected to arrive in Lawrence within the week to take command of the Jayhawker football program, the 20th coach in its history.
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Cornhusker
Huskers
Eud Kilbourne
Kansas
Quigley Wes
Sauer
Kanaxs
E. C. Quigley
B. Ui
Lawrence
Ilaner
Henry Shenk
Mt. Oread
Jayhawker Froball
Jury Reports Feb 11 Grand Larceny and Liquor Cases
The February term of the Douglas county district court opens February 4 with jury swearing on February 11. The docket lists 10 criminal and 123 civil cases, including five liquor cases and one grand larceny case. Civil matters include 74 divorce cases and various suits such as damages, confiscation, name change, quiet titles, accounting, and money recovery. Judge Mean announced the spending of the docket on the first day.
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Douglas County District Court
Hugh Means
Judge Mean
Gilbert Francis Leaves Lawrence Goodrich Store
Gilbert Francis resigns as Lawrence Goodrich store manager after several years. R Alburty now oversees the Russell Goodrich location, with the couple purchasing a home at 927 Louisiane Street. Their daughter Maxine attends the university arts school, Virginia plans KU, and son Billy enters junior high. The new manager is active in Masonry, the Elks, and Boy Scouts. former Russell Rotary member.
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R. Alburty
Returning troops list from the area
The Associated Press reports local servicemen to return from overseas service include Pvt. Joseph R Hernandes Lawrence and T/Sgt Arthur P Golden DeSoto who were to arrive Saturday aboard the Pierre Soule in New York Pfc Bernard K Freeman of Linwood who sails today on the Eastland bound for Seattle Cpl Earl L Curtiss 1145 Delaware Street aboard the Alexander Lillington scheduled to arrive tomorrow on liberty after a liquor charge case.
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Associated Press
Joseph R. Hernandes
Lawrence
Arthur P.golden
DeSotr
Pierre Soule
New York
Bernard K. Freeman
Linwood
Eastland
Seattle
Earl L. Curtiss
Delaware Street
Alexander Lillington
Acquittal in Wichita on Liquor Charges Prompts Protest
Wichita reports state liquor charges dropped against Mosley after federal investigators testified he owned liquor seized last fall at Sedgwick County club. County Attorney Warnick vows continued prosecution. Also, brick damaged a north window at 1010 Kentucky Street Saturday night with no injuries.
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Wichita
Homer R
Mosley
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Oklahoma City
Sedgewick Country Club
Pat Warnick
Sedgwick County
J. A. Benson
Kentucky Street
Mra. Benson
Dr C R Albright Attends Kansas Naturopathic Convention
Dr C R Albright returned from Wakeeney Kansas where he attended the state convention of Naturopathic Physicians of Kansas on Saturday and Sunday. He serves on the board of directors and was accompanied by Drs J Demarea and Albert Whiting of Topeka.
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C. R. Albright
Wakeeney
Kan
Naturopathic Physicians of
Kansas
Rites for John Levi Honor Many Friends at Funeral
More than 609 Indians and many white friends attended the funeral of John Levi former Haskell Institute star athlete and all American fullback who died in Denver last week The service was at Firet Baptist church Geary Oola Lawrence Frank W McDonald former Haskell athletics director spoke and 25 old Indian letters men were honorary pallbearers Arapaho tribesmen helped with pallbearers Clarence Powless a Haskell guard sang a solo A Haskell graduate and University of Mexico alum sang another hymn in Arapaho The large floral offering came from Lawrence friends Burial was at Geary
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John Levi
Haskell Institute
Denver
Geary
Oola
TOON
Frank W. McDonald
Lawrence
Haskell
Levi
Clarence Powless
Alan
University of Mexico
McDonald
Mr. Willis
Arapaho Indiana
Supreme Court Restores Moyle Oil Rights in Hugoton Field
Kansas Supreme Court reverses Stevens County District Court ruling, granting Moyle full title to one half of the mineral oil and gas rights in the Hugoton field. Magnolia Petroleum argued it paid for rights via sheriff sale. Moyle contends payment date and notice issue. Court directs judgment in Moyle’s favor, quieting his title.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Stevens County District Court
John W. Moyle
Hugoton
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Dallas
Tex
Supreme Court
District Court
Moyle
Augusta
Kan
Stevens County
J.C. Gerron
Mag- Nolia
Gerron
Magnolis
Drunk Drivers Fined In Douglas County Court
Two men charged with driving while intoxicated were tried in the Douglas county court Saturday morning. Each received a $20 fine and 30 day jail terms, parole conditioned on good behavior, drivers’ licenses revoked, and both pled guilty. Names listed include Paul T. Bird and Edison Hill. Marriage licenses were issued to six couples by the Douglas county probate judge, including Raymond Dessal and Mildred C. Black, and others from Kansas City and Ottawa.
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Douglas
India
Frank R. Gray
Paul T. Bird
State Highway Patrol
Edison Hill
Douglas County
Raymond
Dessal
Ossinn
Mildred C. Black
Baldwins
Dalia J. Yearta
Elsig May Barker
Kansas City
Peter T. Scott
Frances Ann Scanlon
Charlesb. Shull
Burlington
Mary Jean Hatch
Gridley
Forrest G. Figgin
Quenemo
Vera M Donnelly
Ottawa
William 3
Trail
Winfield
Als
Virginia Mae Elichbarner
Local Navy Vets Return Home Amid Parades and Honors
Armed Forces news notes several households returning veterans from Navy service. Correa, son of Mr and Mrs G H Correa, discharged at Lambert Field St Louis after 87 months, earned multiple campaign ribbons and medals. Peterson to visit 1121 Tennessee after Bainbridge separation. Kampachroe discharged at Norman after 80 months in Pacific theater. McClintock discharged at Great Lakes. home in Vinland. Philippi to resume auditor work after furlough and discharge anticipated February. Five people fined $1 in a city traffic court.
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A Correa
Mra
G. H. Correa
New York
Errest
Navy
Damibert Field
St. Louis
Cecil E. Peterson
Bainbridge
Guam
Carl G. Peterson
Tennessee Street
Rolland Raymond Kampachroeder
Lecompton
Norman
Okliv
Pacific
Edward F. McClintock
Great Lakes, In
Vinland
Clarke Phillipps
U. S. Navy
Madets
Phillipi
Sirere
Paulipels
Dahlene
Timohs
Kansas Hisctris ‘Ower Company
Clearfield
Utah
Washington, D. C
Rural Electrification Administration
Gas Hearing Underway Over State or Federal Gas Control
Houston hosts the opening session of a federal power commission hearing on whether gas production should be controlled by the state or the federal government. Speakers include R R Spurrier, New Mexico state geologist, delivering a gubernatorial statement, and Tulsa ex-congressman Wesh Dieney discussing interstate commerce in gas. Consumers seek gas. producers want to sell.
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Houston
Tex
Federal Power Commission
Texas
The
Power Commission
Rewite
R. R.purrier
Conservation of
New Mexico
Spurrier
Wesh
E. Dieney
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
A sequence of death notices from Lawrence and nearby towns lists Mrs. Maude White 55 of 237 Alabama street, with services in Dover Oklahoma. Mrs. Ty Steele 96 former Belvoir resident, burial Clinton cemetery. Robert G. Ottinger 68, rites pending. Mrs. Theresea Zillner 77, funeral at St John’s, burial Holy Family. Mrs. Alice Barbara Myers 85, services at Rumsey, burial Oakhill. William R. Sanders 72, services at Rumsey, Oak Hill burial. Mrs. Inez Powell 51, died in California while visiting, survived by mother Mrs. Rose Orrick and relatives in Kansas.
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Maude White
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Alabama Street
18Th
Tennessee
Rawser Lee
Dover
Oklo
Inaar White
Alice Westherford
Okla
Zula Muldrow
Lawrence
Melissa Hadley
Evanston
Els Wilson
William Weatherford
Ty Steele
T. Steele
Belvoir
Evanstelle
Ind
Theodore H. Astman
Rumsey Funeral Home
Clinton Cemetery
A. B. Cope
Evansville
E.G. Steele
Clinton
Robert G. Ottinger
Staia
Mechanic Street
Maude Ottinger
Fred Ottinger
Lake View
Agnes Winger
Frank Ottinger
Klamath Falix
Dre
Jim Mtnger
Richmond
Calif
Alvin Ot
Aira
Theresea Zillner
Vermont Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Cowell O'Neill
Holy Family
Eudora
Behubert
Zillner
Lawranes
Frank O' Sommers
Frank Blechel
Alice Barbara Myers
Ohio Street
Rumsey
Oakhill Cemetery
C. W. Mettner
Fleming G. Moore
Sunflower
Francis Morawetz
Ft. Sill
W. R. Myers
Joghin
Stanley B. Myers
Dallas, Tex
William R. Sanders
New Hampshire Street
Lou Griffith
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mra
Ethel Coley
Frances Schwanke
Edmond Cook
Kansas City
Kan
Inez Powell
Dale Powell
North Hollywood
Rose Orrick
Homer T. Orrick
Devoe S. Orrick
Nises
Waelos
Market News Markaty at Glance New York
Stock activity surged on labor news with broad gains across sectors. Ford Chrysler union deals boosted sentiment as markets rose to multi year highs while commodity prices showed mixed moves and livestock and grain quotes varied by market hub.
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Glance
New York
Capi Stonma
Cetlingy
Devon
API
Ford-Chrysler
Kansas Day in Topeka Sparks Kansas politics
Kansas Day drew a crowd of Republicans in Topeka with plans for speeches and socializing as Chaplain Bill Knox leads a local campaign. Scouts report $42,000 raised for Camp Naish near Bonner Springs. plans for a new Evangelical church edifice and a Salvation Army building are noted alongside campus debates over a World War II Memorial tower at K U. Local planning considers rezoning for a 12 lane bowling alley while charges of community growth resurface amid Lawrence sports updates and university coaching changes.
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Lawrence
Bill Knox
Camp Naish
Bonner Springs
Wade Pierce
Kaw Council
Bll
First Evangelical Church
11Th
Massachusetts
Salvation Army
East
12Th
Vermont
K. U
City Planning Board
9Th
Mississippi
Will Veerout
WREN
Uncle Sam's Navy
Chamber of Commerce
Charlie Springer
Douglas County Bar Association
Market Turmoil and Steel Shares Rally Amid Inflation Talks
Turmoil in markets as wage price inflation debate fuels speculation and a steel truce eyed. Trading accelerates with U S Steel Bethlehem Chry leading, 1,010,090 shares changing hands and 3.5 million transfers reported. Notable movers include Republic Steel General Motors Studebaker Packard and Union Pacific with broad activity across majors and commodities.
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Teker Tane
Lwid
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chry
Eartman Kodak
Republic Steel
Evange? Town Sheet
General Motors
Studebaker
Packard
Continental Meta Santa Fe
Union Farific
Southern Pacific
Goodrich
U. S. Rubber
Elect Power and Licht
Western Union
Seare-Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Heternational Harvester
Courrecraft
Kennecott
Standard OW UK
Allied Chemical
Johna-Manville
Com- Taenwealth
Cohimbia Gaa
Uni
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Lodge
Yeees Me
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Second Floe Finer
Oakland
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Gilbert Francis
Lawrence Goodrich
Tey Acquitx Mosley
Warnick Bays
Geary, Okla
John Moyle
Bugoton
Coauty
Corres
Pee Lhce
U.S
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Kansar Cits
Arkansae
Leghorn
Heoller
AMR
LaMa
Kaners City
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Prairie
Timothy
Chicago
Chicako
Ustiay
Pontava
Suzhty
Idaho gusset_ Borbanks
Intorado Bea
Nebraska
Triumpha
North Dakota
Florida
Sacka
Hise Triumpha
York
T&t
Bath Steel
Chrysler
Cent Motors
du Pont de
Rannecott
Monigam
Avia
Roed
Sid
Buddy
New Hampshire U
New Hampshire
Owen
C. C. Carl
Carl's Clothiers
Clarence Houk
Lawrence High School
E. A. Thomas
Stateigh
Rotary
Bite Allen
Phog
Peiling
Missouri Valley Gam
Washington
St Loui A. & M
Nee
John W. Shack
Oklahoma
Gib Francis
State Guard
Lawrence Company
Ford
Secon
Veto
Sunflower Village
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Mount Oread
Framneliste
Terry Herriot
15Th Airforce
Italy
Iowa State
Sparkplug
Georgie’ Gear
Jayhawk
Hutchinson
Lawrence High
Wyandotte
Charleny
Pick Johnson
Lawerence
Lave
Lawrence, Harcas
Anderson Bros
OLMES
the Hom Co. Inc
East 23Rd Street
Highway 10
General Welding
Me Palace
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