Kansas County Attorneys Meeting Urges Enforce Alcohol Law
The State's top law enforcement official told Kansas County Attorneys that in parts of the state alcohol is sold by the drink in violation of law. He urged use of inquisition powers to uncover facts and enforce penalties against private clubs and illegal sales while noting no current tools for gambling law enforcement and plans for an anti gambling statute.
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Senate
Kansas
Boationies Potter
Fatzer
Hospital Admission Noted After Cow Incident
Charles Haas of Route 4 was admitted to Memorial Hospital this morning with a broken leg after being kicked by a cow while milking at his farm. The scene unfolded amid a list of local residents and addresses connected to hospital care, including Louista Holmes Helen Brown Florence Davidson and others.
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Louista Holmes
Bass
Helen Brown
Tenn. St
Florence Davidson
Mary Ramirez
N. J. Bt
John W. Chappell
Mich
Delbert Erhart
Wilma Benson
Overbrook
Mary Jo Thasuda
Haskell
Martha Piper
Router
Charlene Thompson
Sunnyside
Frances Carter
Fairview
Julie Carol Hadl
Forest
Charles Haas
Marvin Masqua
Richard Montague
Sunflower
Billy Williams
Route 4
Eclipse and school notes from Lawrence in brief
A Lawrence report notes an eclipse visible in later stages with timings from 5 0 past 5 p.m. to 7 40 p.m. Prof N W Stone cites proof of Earth’s curvature. School enrollment at Liberty Memorial High remains 763 as two new students join, while two drop out at opening of second semester. Additional items include a 1906 Daily World copy found, local tax clerks visit to assist filings, a TV repair mishap, and a Patricia Stough pronunciation aside from columnist Peggy of the Flint Hills.
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A. Tote
N. W. Stone
Univerlty of Science
Storer
America
Mor Hig School
Sunflower
Kansas City
Miltonvale
Liberty Memorial High School
McLouth
Lawrence
Daily World
Journal
World
Fred Grob
Lakeview
F.C. Buerman
Grobs
Colummn
Grob
Henrik Ibsen
GAR
Wallace Bros. Circus
Emporia High School
U.S. House of Representatives
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Aker
House
John Arpe Williams
L. F. Conklin
A.D. Weaver
Bowersock Mill and Power Co
the Fair
Bell Brothers Piano Co
Lesder
Peggy
Flint Hills
Topeka
Ben Weaver
Kiowa County
Charles Stough
Stough
Doe
Mr. Speaker
Mr. Stough
Three POW riot directors named by UNC in Korea cases
The UNC identified three men as POW riot directors and described a direct chain of command from North Korean armistice negotiators to prison camps at Koje. It alleged Red high command planned uprisings in 1952 to trigger mutinies and aid propaganda for Panmunjom talks.
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Communist High Command
UNC
O Nes
Kote
Lander
Reds
Koje
John Mean TI
Ak Sund Hyon
North Korea
Nami
Kim Ii Song
Pak
Kore
Red High Command
South Sea
Panmunjom
Veterans aid and superhighways dominate bill discussions
A veteran reserve fund would allocate cent to loans while 30 percent returns to general funds. A Raymond Carlson bill proposes two east-west and four north south superhighways as an alternative to turnpikes, though supporters doubt action. Other measures include taxing motor vehicle property on registration and allowing ill or disabled residents to vote by absentee ballot with physician certification.
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Vetérans Reserve Fund
Green
Veterans Reserve Guna
Raymond Carlson
Morrowville
Carlson
Hee Clyde Wilson
Remporia
Wilson
Neil Renn
Arkansas City
Kansas
Wichita
Topeka
Foray of Hungry Burglar Nets Goodies, Not Cash
A hungry burglar entered the Delmar Gravitt home at 1009 R. Y. 5t. Monday night and ransacked drawers, but only bananas and candy were missing. Police also reported Rev. Jack Nicholson at 216 Ye St. saying someone took 360 from a metal money box over the weekend.
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Delmar Gravitt
R. Y
Jack Nicholson
Ottawa Muese 78 Dies And Other Military Notices
Capt Paul Kincaid arrives at Brooke Army Medical Center for a four week orientation in military medical service. Pfc Allen K Winter, a truck driver, served since 1951, stationed in Japan with First Cavalry Division. Lucy Styles 78, Ottaiwa nurse Loren Brouchard, Stouhard Perry Street, details incomplete. Pvt George Rebman serving in Japan with First Cavalry Division. Pauline Hawkins files divorce suit from Walter Hawkins. case in District Court.
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Paul Kincaid
Brooke Army Medical Center
Ft.Sam Houston
Tex
Dental, Veterinary and
Medical Service Corps
Kincaid
Lawrence
Allen K. Winter
Charles B. Winter
Leiy
Japan
First Cavalry
Winter
Land
Camp Cooke
Calif
Ottawa
Kas
Lucy B. Styles
Loren A. Brouchard
Ottaiwa
Ft. Benning
Spitnts
Sonera
Edna Vity
Theu
Stouhard
Perry &Ton
George I. Rebman
Carl V. Rebman
Citizen Group Plans City Campaign for 1951 Candidates
A Citizens' Committee for the Support of Good Government will launch a campaign at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Municipal Building auditorium to back well qualified candidates for the City Commission and the Board of Education in the March 24 city primary. Three seats open on each body. no filings yet and some incumbents may not run. The group helped switch to a city manager form in 1951 and has since urged qualified filings.
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City Commission
Dist. No. & School Board
Vi. Sts. Sta
Board of Education
Citizens’ Committee For the
Avenen
Boom in building materials across four states
Kansas City reports retail lumber dealers at the Southwestern Lumbermen's Association convention say their volume of business remains strong, a trend since World War II, with growth in Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Oklahoma.
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Kansas City i
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Southwestern Lumbermen's Association
Nationalist Chinese delegate opposes American group troops in China
T F Yaiang W, Nationalist China delegate to the U N, rejects the idea that the Chinese Army is expendable to suit others. He condemns Churchill for advice to Britain, argues the U S should not send soldiers to war in China, and urges NATO to provide moral and material aid to the Formosan government. He advocates naval and air power to enable an invasion of the mainland and supports a naval blockade.
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New York
China
T. F. Yaiang
America
Teiang
U. N
Winston Church III
Britain
Tsiong
NATO
Communista
Housewives Favor Newspapers for Ads in 1952 Survey
The Northwestern School of Journalism reports housewives prefer newspaper advertising and dislike radio and television ads. The Medill School notes 12,000 women polled over eight years show newspapers are most useful. The 1952 questions cover ad preferences and circulation of with or without ads in newspapers magazines radio and TV.
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Chicago
Northwestern School of Journalism
Medill School of Journalism
Iain
Cards of Thanks to dear ones and hospital staff
Elsie Berzer thanks dear ones friends and nurses and doctors The Church of Christ relatives neighbors and nurses for kindness after death of Otis Nutting Grandfather Darly Nutting and thanks hospital staff especially Dr Schwezler and Dr Hermes Lois Duver expresses gratitude for acts of kindness during hospital stay
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Elsie Berzer
Church of Christ
Darly
Otis
Nutting
Marquardt Nutting
Robert
E. Walker
Bill. Adams
Dr. Schwezler
Hermes
Lois Duver
Robert Quinsey Named KU Library Official
Robert Quinsey was chosen as chief of reader services at the University of Kansas library by Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy. He will report February 1, having spent since 1943 on the library staff at UCLA where he helped develop a new undergraduate library and oversaw circulation and reference work. Quinsey holds a Stanford AB, an UCLA MA in English, and studied library work at Berkeley. He will supervise the circulation and reference departments including the periodicals room and documents service.
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Robert Quinsey
University of Kansas
Franklin D. Murphy
Quinsey
University of California At
Los Angeles
Stanford University
U.C.L.A
University of
Eagles Dance Benefit for Polio Campaign Planned
The Lawrence Eagles Lodge will host a 9 pm to midnight benefit dance at Eagles Hall 15 Wich St to raise funds for polio. President Lester Proctor says tickets are $1 per couple or can be bought at the door with proceeds donated to the polio drive. Leonard Owens Orchestra from Tonga’s Poxie will perform.
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Lawrence Eagles Lodge
Aerie
Eagles Hall
Ith St
Lester Proctor
Eagles
Proctor
Leonard Owens
Tonga
Poxie
Rosary for J F Miller and multiple obituaries
Rosary for John F Miller at Funk's Chapel and funeral at St Johns Church. Northup W C 93 Blackwell Oklahoma died after illness. eight children survive. Lydia M Compton 72 Valley Falls died in Kansas City. son and daughter survive. Mattie Ramey Nelson 87 Edgerton Johnson County dies. funeral in Gardner. Mona W Robbins 63 Lawrence dies. services at Trinity Episcopal and Mt Vernon Cemetery. Memorial gifts to Episcopal Church Fund requested.
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J. F. Miller
John F. Miller
St. At
Funk's
Northup
W. C. Northup
Blackwell
Okla
Carl Schubert
Lawrence
Lydia M. Compton
Valley Falls
Kansas City
Marcella Vincent
Overland Park
Sidney Q. Compton
Muscatah
Methodist
Mattie Ramey Nelson
Edgerton-Antioch
Johnson County
Roy Nelson
Graham
Ore
Raymond Hill
Edgerton
Violet Ramey
Denver
Lowery Ramey
Paola
Bruce Chapel
Gardner
Antioch Cemetery
Mons W. Robbins
Mona W. Robbing
la. St
Lawrence Memoria Hospital
Atchison
Earl L. Robbins
Clyde Woodman Jr
Belpre
Earl L. Robbins Jr
Trinity ‘Episcopal Church
Robert Swift
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Episcopal Church Fiutsing Fund
Gulf of Mexico fires blister offshore wells amid dramatic salvage
Weary crew battles two offshore gas well fires near Louisiana as a metal boom attempt to sever flaming pipe fails after 30 shots from a 75 millimeter rifle. One well exploded and another burned after, with plans for upwind move or new drilling to cap flames, Pure Oil Co. says four to six weeks.
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Gulf OF Mexico
Louisiana
Pure Oil Co
Prediction on Beef Wichit a Government Ceiling Rule
Rep Hope R predicted the ceiling on beef rules will be removed by end of work perhaps today. A chimney fire at 1104 N St extinguished by 8 10 p m Tuesday with no damage per Chief Kasberger. Marriage license issued Tuesday to Bobby D Hendricks 235 St Louis and Ethel L King 29 Topeka.
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Wichita m
Hope R
Asut
John Kasberger
Bobby D. Hendricks
St. Louis
Ethel L. King
Topeka
Oskaloosa Area Notes Rotary Talk and Local Events
Oskaloosa’s Rotary club heard Charles Stewart from the Soil Conservation project. He will soon supervise a dozen Kansas counties in Manhattan. Weekend visits include Topeka residents Rue Slawson and Mrs Bindie Harvey returning home with Mrs Harvey’s daughter. The county grade basketball tournament starts Jan 29 with teams from multiple towns, and Harold Kaufman is the Oskaloosa coach.
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Rue Slawson
Topeka
Bindie Harvey
Rotary Club
Commercial Hotel
Charles Stewart
The
Soils Conservation Project
Stewart
Manhattan
Kansas
Walter Campbell
Little Son
Fredonia
Methodist Church
Emmet Cox
Bill Bradford
Ann of
McLouth
Edith Morris
Ozawkie
Williamstown
Perry
Winchester
Valley Falls
Rock Creek
Grantville
Meriden
Oskaloosa
Harold Kaufman
Verna Baer Odensmier
State Bank
Kenneth Watson
Alvin Riery
Ann Bentley
Kansas City
Chicago
Wayne Heathey
Sheppard Field
Washington, D.C
Joy Morton
Pleasantville
Mad
Alfred Moore
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Moores
O'Brien
Grayson Happy Hour Club
Velma Weibel
Libera
Lene Hudson
Hulda Erhart
Fern Brown
Elmer Arether
Bentley Hanged After Failing Last Plea for Clemency
A 19 year old Bri ton Derek Bentley was hanged at Wandsworth Prison for a murder he did not fire after an 11th hour appeal to Queen Elizabeth. Bentley took part in a holdup in which a policeman was killed while his companion Christopher Craig fired the fatal shot. Craig, aged 16, escaped with a prison sentence as he was too young to be executed.
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London
Derek Bentley
Bentley
Grim
Wandsworth
Santa
Sky Eggs
David Maxwell Fyfe
Croydon
Christopher Craig
Craig
Greater interest urged in river development at Missouri Basin meeting
Sioux City leaders urged stronger local involvement in river development programs during a Missouri Basin Inter-Agency Committee session. H F Mosbaugh of the Bureau of Reclamation praised rising state cooperation but urged still greater effort. Brig Gen W E Potter outlined Army Corps of Engineers spending plans, including 15 million for Turtle Creek Dam in Kansas.
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Sioux City
Missouri Basin Inter- Agency Committee
H. F. Mosbaugh
Bureau of Reclamation
W. E. Potter
Missouri River Division
Army Corps of Engineers
Congress
Turtle Creek Dam
Kansas
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