Military Budget May Be Increased in Next Year
Washington reports senators on the armed services committee discussed boosting defense outlays to as much as 17.5 million dollars for the coming year because of friction with Russia. They noted pressure from General Eisenhower and other top officers to modernize and ready forces, with talk of universal military training and a large trained reserve, though no war is expected soon.
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Washington
Russia
Trurman Han
Senate Armed Services Committee
High Command
Eisenhower
Army
Ad-Jnteuts
Navy
Air Force
Ore
Gurney
Rs.d
Tetl
AB Cayligs
Lassig
United States
Luce
Near tag deadline for vehicle license plates
County Treasurer Roy Flory warned Douglas County owners that the treasurer’s offices will issue plates without penalty today but a fifty cent penalty will be added after noon Saturday. About 5,400 1948 license plates and 1,192 truck tags were read today, with last year totals higher.
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Roy Flory
Douglas
Tuts Heer Oa
Continue Search for Missing Government Plane Mission
The hunt for a government plane remains active with three unnamed crew aboard since Wednesday after departing Pemer to trind dandon Cola. The search team includes Hartke FUile Vener Alwar, Warren J. Lergstrum, Hess 1 Brown, and two CAA personnel, with no aircraft found to date. A separate court action cleared a 16 year old from a murder charge in Oakhurst, the case linked to the victim Fd Hoe inks.
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Tienver
Dan
Robestein
Lesesorthy
Hess 1 Brown
Denver
Puedes
Rapulra
Orladan
Petel
Harari
Oakhurst
N American Legion rehab program plan described
Fragmentary text outlines a veteran affairs or Legion rehabilitation effort. Mentions a canal nation? offices at Soorse Starkey, Doreay Libarty, and a large number of 90,008 families affected. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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American Legion
Monay
Tepe
Brio
Ely
Newintaieg
Soorse Starkey
Doreay-Libarty
REGULAS S3OW TONIGHT Matinee Cancelled by Boiler Trouble
The matinee at the Vlayhewker theater was cancelled due to boiler trouble. Stan Schwahn announced the regular show would start at 7 PM tonight after repairs were completed around noon. Heat loss affected nearby offices and business houses in the building.
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Bet Man
Stan Schwahn
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Obituaries list Mrs Mary Cone formerly of Lawrence widow of John F Cone died in Oklahoma City graveside services planned with family from Funk's chapel to Oak Hill Cemetery Burial for Mrs Mabel Thompson 61 at Memorial Park with husband and many children surviving plus a 66 year old Dean Stults from Baldwin Route 1 death funeral set at Rumsey Home with Clinton Cemetery burial and survivors across five states and notes on Mrs Anns Frash death at 77 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with memorial services and Memorial Park burial also listed plus details on two other deaths and multiple survivors including grandchildren brothers and sisters and sons and daughters-in-law.
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Mary Cone
Lawrence
John F. Cone
Oklahoma City
Funk
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gephart
Mabel Thompson
Alabama Street
Rumsey
Mmorow
C. M. Kennaugh
Memorial Park Cemetery
Fort Thompson
Mra
Ray Churchman
Edgerton
Cleo Morris
Stafford
James Gibson
Ellinwood
Desw Stuits
Dean Stults
Baldwin
Everett Riley
Clinton Cemetery
Helen Stults
Elmer Stultz
Topeka
Freeman Stulin
Ralph Stultz
Merlin Stultz
Cheyenne
Dean Stultz
Hanover
Anns Frash
Birmin
Ala
Mia
Mand Sacha
Chloride
Dearie Brown
St. Joseph
Jlelee
Eles
Calif
Stultz
Yale
Kia
Crank I
Anns Suirangun
William Tarbelt
Jan~rence
Frank Knowlton
Wortland
Ores Ane
Howard Baker
Riviera
Texas
Alfred Elkinn
Asle Grove
John Elkinn
Waah
Five Negros Seek Enrollment at Oklahoma U in Race Row
Norman Oklahoma January 28 Dr George L Cross president of the University of Oklahoma was notified five Negro graduate students were en route to Norman to try to enroll in various university schools The move aims to force a showdown on the states constitutional racial segregation in education Roane Dunfee national director for the NAACP said he telephoned Cross with the information The plan is to press the constitutional clash.
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Norman
Ohio
George L. Cross
University of Oklahoma
Roacne Dunfee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Oklahoma City
Cross
Extreme Cold Grips New Mexico and Midwest Rivers
A bitter cold wave spread from New Mexico to northern Mexico while southern areas faced continuing snow and icy highways. Raton reported 18 below zero near midnight, Albuquerque 7 above, and Albuquerque Santa Fe Clovis Tucumcari faced critical gas supplies. Twenty eight barges carrying two million gallons of fuel oil and 28 000 tons of coal were blocked by an ice jam on the Illinois River near Ottawa Illinois for the fourth day, while ships on the icy Ohio River near Newburgh Indiana faced possible river clearance efforts.
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New Clexico
Mexico
Raton
Colorado Line
Albuquerque
Albuquertiue
Santa Fe
Clovis
Tucumcari
Ilinois River
Ottawa
Ohio River
Newburgh
Ind
Ho Sarsen
Barresth
Tomorow
Folso m as candidate for Democratic nom in 1948
Gov James E Folson of Alabama announced he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination with a bid for the May 4 state primary to gain delegates. The Cullman native said President Truman is not running and accused him of being hogtied by monopolists and Wall Street interests. Dwight D Eisenhower’s grandson status mentioned in brief.
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Montgoomery
Ala
James E. Folco
Alabama
Folsom
Cullman
Felgent
Western plane crash kills 33 in Freano California
Thirty-three people are believed dead after a chartered airliner crashed in the Diablo range near Freano California. The aircraft departed from Oakland with 28 Mexican agricultural workers a U S immigration officer and a four man crew aboard. By 9 30 a m nineteen bodies had been recovered from the burning wreckage.
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Freano
Calif
Diablo
Coast Range
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Oakland
U.S
Lawrence skating and city outages report and senate action
Toe skating resumed at South Park rink with lights on 7 to 10 pm. surface treated with snow melt and water to improve grip. Street West in Lawrence burned until 9 am when weather cooled switches failed at K E CP substation. Senate confirmed Gen Omar Bradley as army chief of staff for spring transition from Eisenhower. In Iola a Fort Scott man and wife were injured when their car collided with a Santa Fe coach at a crossing.
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South Park
Larry Heeb
Medicartimn
Senate
Washington
Omar Bradley
Army
Bradley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Iola Tole
Kan
William M. Stevens
Fort Scott
Iola Fe
Kansas guarantees non interruptible gas for Wichita plant
Governor Frank Carlson reported adequate natural gas supplies will serve Wichita Boeing plant No. 2 via a new 26 inch pipeline from Hugoton, finishing before December 1948. The line, capacity 90 million cubic feet daily, will also serve Hutchinson and Newton, with uninterrupted service contracts matched to surrounding states.
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Tepeke
Air Material Command
Frank Carlson
Wichita Boeing
Wes Distributing and Pipeline Company
Hugoton Field
Seth Pen
Hutchmnann
Newton
Cities Service Gas Company
Carlson
Kansas Industries
Carleon
Cut Hom es Costs and Modular Home Plans Dominant at Lumbermen’s Meet
Standardization of materials and a modular unit system take stage as about 2,500 lumbermen from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas gather for the Southwestern Lumbermen’s association three day convention in which Walter A Lambert of Leavenworth Kansas presides. The program also includes election results from the Kansas Ice Cream Institute and notices of local government actions including county engineer appointments and university bond investments.
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Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Walter A. Lambert
Leavenworth
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Monticello Church Event Amid Local News and Notices
Mrs Chariex Davidson and Mrs Charles Davidson Jr attended a service at Monticello church honoring Mins Erneatinn Hirning. A funeral for Tale North of Colorado caused shock among friends here. A bridge club gathering occurred at John White's home. The Happy Hour club met with current events and tea details discussed. A note mentions non white birth and tuberculosis mortality in the United States.
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Chariex Davidson
Charles Davidson, Jr
Monticello
Tale North
Colorado
Mackey
Comrado
Rumecy
William Torneden
Lawrence
John White
Bridge Club
Raymond Pine
Frank. Brine
Harry Miller
Arthur Hemphill
Charles Hallenbeck
Happy Hour Club
Ar Te
Herbert Pearson
Ed Kort
Willi Reetz
United States
Wheat and grain markets show mixed steady trends in notes
Market notes from Glante to York report wheat firmness in Chica and corn at steady to slightly higher in places. US and regional prices drift with weather, cattle and beef values described as largely steady with some firming in cow and veal categories.
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Glante
York
Brockc Hiner
New Orleans
Northwest
Kannan
Ap-Usdai
Atrona
Cutpide
Ottawa boosters to attend Washington hearing on flood plan
A group of Marais des Cygnes flood control boosters from Ottawa Kansas plans to attend a Washington hearing next month before the board of engineers for rivers and harbors. Representatives include Harry W. Woods of the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Harold Staadt and Lamar Phillips of the Ottawa Herald Osage river basin improvement association Redman J Garnett attorney and another area member to oppose a proposed ban on the Pottawatomie river within the Army Engineers flood control plan featuring two dams on the Marais des Cygne.
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Ottawa
Kan
Marais Des Cygnes
Washington
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Harry W. W. Woods
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Harrold Staadt
Lamar Phillips
Ottawa Herald News
Osage River Basin Improvement Association
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals List
At Memorial Hospital admitted Frank Sommer and Mary Holladay and several residents including Anna Baker Arden Ott Eudora David Spitzli W A Romney Katherine Torneden William Soper John Bassett Jack Henry Mra William Felt and baby Sundaws er. discharges include George Black and Mra Katherine Torneden. births reported for Mr and Mrs E A Rice and Mr and Mrs J Z Williams with a daughter born today.
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Frank Sommer
New York Street
Minnie Alice Holladay
Maple Street
Anna E. Baker
New Jersey Street
Arden Ott
George Black
Katherine Torneden
Locust Street
William Soper
Kansas City
John Bassett
Connecticut Street
Jack Henry
Lecompton
William Felt
Baby
New Jersey
Roberto McCammant
Gene Mason
Ernst Ninetteenth
Market and Futures Report with Grain and Produce Prices
A chaotic crop and commodity briefing shows mixed futures for Wheat Barley and Maize with notes on price movements Churned by Chicago and Kansas City markets including barley milo rye and corn values Results list futures for July and May deliveries and describe farm produce like butter poultry and eggs with varied demand and receipts across regions The report notes the market volatility and mentions prairie conditions and track car shipments amid broader supply signals and price spreads
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Uae
Agra
Baroy
Hich Lew Clore
Perife Report Summary From 1 Ey Clonal Paper
Fragmented OCR notes reference Perife and Ey Clonal Paper with mentions of American Aviation and Schen, Potts, and Man Corpor. Text hints at carrier issues, improved snowing, and a technical pro vovtry from recent laws. Detected doubts linger about LAS revision and foreign add.
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Perife
Antandan
N. Ny
American Aviation
Schen
Amnion Forceseek
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Gifts
We thank friends and relatives for kindness during illness and death of our dear husband son and brother Laurence Titterington Wien Woot. Sincere thanks for the beautiful floral offerings.
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Tans Wood
Laurence Titterington
Wien Woot
In Memoriam Robert Ottinger Remembered by Family
In loving memory of our husband and father Robert Ottinger who passed away two years ago yesterday. You are gone daddy dear but your memory lives on with us. Greatly missed by wife, children, and grandchildren.
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Robert Ottinger
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