Cavaness files for fifth term in Kansas Senate
Wilfrid Caveness of Chanute a veteran watchdog of state finances, filed on January 28 in Topeka for his fifth term in the Kansas Senate. He chairs the Ways and Means Committee and represents the 13th district including Neosho and Wilson counties.
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Topeka
Wilfrid Caveness
Chanute
Kansas
Caveness
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Dstrict
Neosho
Wilson
Eisenhower first candidate entered for March primary
Concord notes Eisenhower officially entered for the March 11 presidential preference primary. Names must be filed by Wednesday. Stassen supporters plan to file 100 signatures for inclusion. Kansas AG Fatzer condemns private clubs as liquor schemes circumventing law and cites coupon‑book schemes as illegal subterfuge.
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Concord
N. H
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Harold E. Stassen
Min-nesola
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Geo. MacArthur
Waller
F. Healy
5 the Manchester Union Leader
Atlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Markets at a Glance in New York and Midwest Quoting
Markets show stocks higher with coal and salt readings up. Roads steady and some utilities and rails improve. Wheat and corn ease in Chicago with hedging pressure. oats follow. Kansas City reports wholesale meat grades and poultry prices, with various weight ranges and fat content listed.
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York
Chicago
Clyde Affair Closed Still True Coach Says
Kansas State coach reflects after a close win over Kansas State notes the pressure on Kansas and the tough upcoming game in Lawrence. Dick Knostman led the Wildcats with 27 points while praising Kansas and defending Lovellette's night.
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Clyde
Campaign of Issues Seen By Kansas Governor Arn
Topeka Jan 28 Governor Ed ward F Arn said the coming election will focus on issues not personalities. He told Republican women Kansas Day that Republicans oppose a system of organized greed and waste, urging a national cleanup for salvation.
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Kansas
Arn
Topeka
Edward F. Arn
Ann
Omen of Dragon Year Celebrations Across Cities
Chinese Nationalists toast the dragon year in Formosa and Deiping and New York Chinatown. Crowds throng San Francisco Chinatown Grant Avenue as lion dances planned. Army inspector General Robert H. Soule buried at Arlington National Cemetery after heart attack. Lawrence Lodge announces Masonic education meeting with Sojourners welcome.
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Deiping
Red China
Ited
Korea
New York City
Chinatown
San Francisco
United States
Grant Avenue
Soile Barlal
Washington
Army
Infe Laj
Robert H. Soule
Avington National Cemetery
Soule
Beef Outranks Wheat in Kansas Economy, Expert Says
Dr Rufus Cox Kansas State College at Manhattan told Rotary Club cattlemen at Eldridge Hotel that Kansas leads in wheat production but beef is the state’s largest industry. He noted Kansas ranks third nationally in beef output and urged cattlemen to use the college experiment station for breeding feeding and management improvements.
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Kansas
Rufus Cox
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Eldridge
Cox
Rotary Club
K-State Department
Kanich
Emporia Meeting With City Managers Leader
City Manager Jim Wigglesworth attended two Emporia meetings this afternoon. He serves as secretary treasurer of the Kansas Association of City Managers and planned to join the education committee discussing management training and university programs. He was expected to return tomorrow.
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Jim Wigglesworth
Emporia
The
Kansas Association of City Managers
Wigglesworth
Association
Kansas University
Deaths and Funerals Notices Reported in Bloomfield and Eudora
Deaths are announced for Mrs. W. E. Kennard of Bloomfield and Sgt. Lavern Meuffels of Eudora. Mrs. Kennard died Saturday at a Bloomfield nursing home. funeral and burial plans place her beside her husband. Sgt. Meuffels, killed in Korea October 21, 1951, will be buried at Eudora Cemetery after a service at St. Pauls Evangelical Church with Rev. Joseph O. Polster officiating. Surviving relatives include Buckner, Meufffels, Brecheisen, and Whaley families.
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W. E. Kennard
Bloomfield
Iowa
Lawrence
Kennard
Chicago
Don Hodnick
Dorothy Smith
University of Kansas
Lavern
Bud) Meuffels
Eudora
Korea
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Joseph O. Polster
Eudora Cemetery
Alice Buckner
Edmonds
Okla
Anna Meufffels
Dorothy
Buckner
Edmond
Herbert Meuffels
Walter Meutfels
Louis Meuttels
Phillip Brecheisen
Decker Accepts Government Post as Far East Assistant Director
Dr. Clarence Decker, president of the University of Kansas City, accepts an assistant director post for the Far East in the Mutat H Security Agency. Announcement by W. Averell Harriman. Decker will visit Indochina, Taiwan, the Philippines, Burma and Indonesia. He received a leave of absence from the university.
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Kansas City
Clarence Decker
University of Kansas City
Far East
Mutat H Security Agency
W. Averell Harriman
Dr. Decker
Indochina
Taiwan
Philippines
Burma
Indonesia
University Board of Trustees
Senate Panel Reviews Flat 10 Percent Pay Rise for Servicemen
In Washington on January 28 the Senate Armed Services Committee debated a House approved 10 percent pay raise for servicemen with hints of major changes. Members questioned if the measure would unfairly benefit high ranking officers. Separately, W Albert G Watson of Chicago will speak on Universal Military Training tomorrow at Plymouth Congregational Church at 7 30 p m, sponsored by the Dread Friends Meeting.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Albert G. Watson
Chicago
Midwest
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Plymouth Congregational
Vt. St
Dread Friends Meeting
Egypt's Premier Sworn Into Post as Crisis Deepens
Maher Pasha, 69, named premier amid Cairo riots and a government shakeup. Farouk dismisses Hadas Pasha and the Wafd regime after a weekend of mob violence that left 150 fires and the Shepheard's Hotel in ruins. Western embassies protested as army troops patrolled streets and the city stayed under curfew. Maher Pasha, seen as pro Egyptian and pro army, has long advised Farouk and helped shape Anglo Egyptian talks.
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Nile Valley
Maher Pasha
Brisish
Britain
Farouk
Hadas Pasha
Cairo
Pasha
Nahas Pasha
Cessia
Alegust
Lawrence-Argentina basketball verdict changes league standing
Lawrence avon edged Argentina 56 to 41 to seize undisputed second place in the Northeast Kansas League behind Shawnee Mission. A letter notes refunds mailed to distant residents, including Bernice Kasha once of 1620 N H St now in Belgium, whose tax refund is unclaimed.
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The
Journal-World
Lawrence Avon
Shawnee Mission
Midwest
Bernice Kasha
N. H. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ersity of
Kansas
Belgium
Lawrence
Lost Springs
Kan
Therair
Kasha
City, K. U., State Group To Sponsor Fire Meeting
Lawrence Kansas University Extension and the Kansas State Fire Marshal Clyde Latchem will sponsor a civil defense fire school for local department representatives in Northeast Kansas. The event runs February 12 to 14 at an as yet unnamed site likely the University. The aim is to train attendees to disseminate lessons to their communities and establish one of the state's first such schools.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Extension
Kansas State
Clyde Latchem
Kansas Country
Memorial Hospital births and residents listed in notice
A hospital and community notice lists multiple residents and births at Memorial Hospital. Names and addresses include Catherine Weinaug, Clara Roberts, Katherine Eder, Lillie DeHoff, Myrtle Wrightsman, Chris Williams, Carol Norris, Dana Schlegel, Darlene Anfred, Ida Farrer, Shirley Roberts, Mary LaMasterrand, Dorothy Marcotte, Virginia Butler, Joyce Huson, Minnie Pearl Eder, Charles Worley, Betty Walters, Doris Doane, and Mr and Mrs Buskirk Skinner and Enwn families, plus Friends in Council meeting details for tomorrow at the Chiapisso home.
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Lillie DeHoff
Tonganoxie
Myrtle Wrightsman
Chris Williams
Conn
Carol Norris
Ohio St
Danna Schlegel
O St
Darlene Anfred
Ida Farrer
Sunflower
Shirley Roberts
A. 1. St
Mary LaMasterrand
W.ith St
Dorothy Marcotte
Ala. St
Virginia Butler
Joyce Huson
Kansas City
Minnie Pearl Eder
Maple St
Charles Worley
Ind. St
Betty Walters
Ohio Ski
Doris Doane
Tenn. St
No. 1 Fatzer Assistant Quits for Private Work
Topeka Kansas, January 28 1m Attorney General Harold R Fatzer announced the resignation of his No 1 assistant Willis McQueary of Osawatomie effective February 15 McQueary a former Miami County attorney resigned to devote full time to his law practice He said travel in holding the position was excessive McQueary became first assistant on July 1 1949 No successor named Kansas Crime Probe Topeka Kan January 28 the special federal grand convened here to inquire into organized crime conditions in Kansas Judge Arthur J Mellett indicated the investigation may extend over several months
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Topeka
Kan
Harold R. Fatzer
Kansas
Fatzer
Supreme Court
Willis McQueary
Osawatomie
McQueary
Miami County
Federal Grands
Arthur J. Mellett
Million Dollar Fire Rocks Mattoon Business District
A gas leak from an underground tank triggered six explosions and four fires in Mattoon’s business block on Sunday. One barber, Sid Williams, 63, suffered critical burns while three hotel guests endured minor injuries. Fire units from three towns aided, with National Guard and state police evacuating three theaters. Estimated damage reached one million dollars.
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Mattoon
Byers
Sid Willimas
National Guard
Larkin Jones
John Storm
Tax Return Rules for 1951 Filers Highlight New Limits
Washington notes explain 1951 income tax changes. Anyone with 600 dollars or more income in 1951 must file, while under 600 is tax free. Self employed pay 24 percent social security tax on first 33600, with new schedules. Dependents rules loosen, medical deductions expanded for seniors, and home sale gain exclusion clarified.
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Washington
Congress
Steers and cows rally in mixed cattle market
Strong demand swept steer lots up to 25 higher while cows and heifers posted gains to 50. Bulls softened up to 50. stockers and feeders held steady. Feeder steer prices ranged around 31.90 to 34.00 with various loads and limits noted. Slaughter lambs and sheep weakened modestly with natives and ewes steadier. Kansas City receipts and futures quoted, alfalfa and grain markets detailed.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Aya Averaare
Industry Giants and Declines Highlight Stock Report
The list names major firms including Tire and Rubber, Boeing, Douglas, Lockheed, Zenith Radio, American Smelting, International Nickel, Allied Chemical, American Woolen, Santa Fe, New York Central, Texas Co., and Trans-World Airlines. Declines include Republic Steel, Woolworth, Case, Distillers Corp., Kennecott Copper, American Cyanamid, General Electric Pacific and Standard Off (N. 3).
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Tire and Rubber
Boeing, Douglas
Lockheed
Zenith Radio
American Smelting
International Nickel
Allied Chemical
American Woolen
Santa Fe
New York Central
Texas Co
Trans-World Airlines
Republic Steel
Woolworth
Case, Distillers Corp
Kennecott. Copper
American Cyanamid
General Electric Pacific
Standard Off
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K.U
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Kaw River
Lovellette
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Lavellette
Taipei
Formosa
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Masonic
Sojourners
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Walter H. Aarnum
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Wigglesworth Allenda
Meet of State Agency
Egypt
Memorial Hospital
Catherine Weinaug
Stratford Rds
Maveia Lowman
Elm
Clara_Roberts
Katherine Eder
Lath St
Richard Buskirk
Sunnyside
Francis Skinner
Mich
John ‘Enwn
Friends In Council
Jan Chiapisso
Ill
Feilitor
Pel Ath
Phono
Kansas City Gash
San
Shorts
Kansas City Hay Market
Alfatta
Iack Af Teinaid
Arrasele
U.S
Minnesota
Wall Street
New York
Enal
Rall
Bethlenem
Youngstown
Chrysler
Goodyear
Admiral
Sirlines
Irene
Deere Coa
Pontrea
Bs Food Maghame
Ren Foods
Gen Motors
Goodyear i
Harvaay
Ran Pwinele
Kennecott
Mont Ward
Penner
Nadia Cpea
Scott
Dersy Grain
Bill Bodin
9Th
Mississippi
Funk
Fomerala
H. Rose Prune
Permutit Company
Merchandise Mart
Kansas City 6
Green Brothers
Lou
Los
Bani
Sole Deposit Company
Scfe Daparit
Charlton
Insurance Agency
Acroan
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