Republicans End Big Topeka Meet in Kansas Day Scrutiny
Kansas Republicans cooled after a busy Kansas Day celebration as tensions between Eisenhower and Taft factions surfaced over the state delegates to the national convention. Four Taft-aligned delegates were named, with ratification by the state convention pending, amid talk of a fight to the finish. Sen. Fred A. Seaton urged GOP unity and outlined priorities from defense to inflation control, while McDi Huck Boyd was elected Kansas Day Club president with Dove-Yar Gleason as runner-up.
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Eisenhower
Taft
Kansas
State Central Committee
Harry Darby
C. I. Moyer
Pearl Josserand
Gnish
Ewenhower
Darby
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Fred A. Seaton
R-Neb
Nebraska
Iis
Seaton
GOP
America
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
McDi Huck Boyd
Phillips- Burg
Kansas Day Club
Ike Dale
Arkansas City
Dove- Yar Gleason
Ottawa
Boyd
Housing project ready to go on annexation push
City commission moves to alleviate housing land shortage by annexation and partnering with developers. Readouts from Jayhawk development describe cork tile flooring perimeter heating and insulated walls. The Kansas Farm Bureau names ten men to state committee including Leslie Mindred of Eudora.
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Jayhawk
Murrow and Sargent
Leslie L
Eudora
Kansas Farm Bureau
Herman A. Praeger
Praeger
Visit Union Station by Junior High Science Club Trip
Members of the Junior High Science Club accompanied by sponsor Mrs. John Mansfield toured the Kansas City Terminal Railway Co facilities at Union Station on Saturday. Students named include Bob Bee Clifford Burgert Rex Carleton Maurice Cooper John Cotton Bob W Davis C V Fishel Jerry Hart Mike Jones Bob Lockwood Jimmy Long John Pritchard Billy Reinken Henry Smith Richard Williams Ronnie Williams John Westergren Janice Wulfkuhle. Adults driving the pupils' cars were Corlett Cotton Cleo Williams Mrs J J Holt Mrs H D Reinken and Mrs V C Fishel.
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John Mansfield
Kansas City Terminal Railway Co
Union Station
United States
Bob Bee
Clifford Burgert
Rex Carleton
Maurice Cooper
John Cotton
Bob W. Davis
C. V.fishel
Jerry Hart
Mike Jones
Bob Lockwood
Jimmy Long
John Pritchard
Billy Reinken
Henry Smith
Richard Williams
Ronnie Williams
John Westergren
Janice Wulfkuhle
Corlett Cotton
Cleo
Williams
J. J. Holt
H. D. Reinken
V. C. Fishel
Pinckney School Sixth Graders Stage Kansas Day Play
The sixth graders under Mrs Graber presented a self written Kansas Day play for the school with a speaking cast led by Leslie Nesmith Betty Bachr Sharon Ward Genevieve Jewett Diane Allen Mary Arnett Molly McCalla Bill Wigglesworth Arlen Frank and Jim Anderson A dance number featured pupils Rosellen Cummings Joanne Denton Mary Sippel Joy Skinner Sue Smith Anita Tingle Tom Dixon Harold Hickock Bobby Jerome Gary Johnson Gailen Murray and Leslie Nesmith Singers included Jane Dicker Barbara Colson Virginia Hoecker Janet Parker Junior Georgie David Gray Deln Vann Melvin Washington Douglas Scott and Connie Myer The Dixon family Mrs Vern Dixon and children Molly Nancy Tom and Mike performed musical numbers Stephen Heider was property manager The program was presented at noon yesterday for the Lawrence High Twelve Club luncheon.
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Pinckney School
Ralph Graber
Kansas
Leslie Nesmith
Betty Bachr
Sharon Ward
Genevieve Jewett
Diane Allen
Mary Arnett
Molly McCalla
Bill Wigglesworth
Arlen Frank
Jim Anderson
Eric Lalicker
Rosellen Cummings
Joanne Denton
Mary Sippel
Joy Skinner
Sue Smith
Anita Tingle
Tom Dixon
Harold Hickock
Bobby Jerome
Gary Johnson
Gailen Murray
Jane Dicker
Barbara Colson
Virginia Hoecker
Janet Parker
Junior Georgie
David Gray
Dlen Vann
Melvin
Washington
Douglas Scott
Connie Myer
Frank Wiebe
Dixon
Vern Dixon
Molly
Nancy
Memorial Hospital Birth Announcement Names and Addresses
Mrs Eula Gire and others listed at Memorial Hospital A C Goodrum Route 1 along with families from Eudora Baldwin and nearby areas. The Rev and Mrs Gus Ferre of 1124 Miss St welcomed a daughter today, marking a birth in the community.
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A. C. Goodrum
Route 1
Eula Gire
Eudora
Wilma Criss
Mich
Evelyn Sheard
Viola Crumet
Tenn. St
Delores Turner
Barbara Slagle
Me. St
Charles Sanders
Locust St
Jeanne Ashley
Baby Gar
Tenn, St
Eula Massey
Vicky Mowder
15Th St
Mildred Cootom
Albert Williams
Baldwin
Gus Ferre
Lawrence Area Students Pass CPA Exams
Three University of Kansas students from the Lawrence area joined 23 examinees who passed the November CPA test. Howard Stettler announced the results, naming Frank D. Bradley William Edwards Wayne R. Stailard Edward Dewnard Jr Clarence V. Peterson Robert A. Pfeifer Lennard G. Shipley Leroy A. Steinke Chester C. Walbridge Myron B. Yadon and reporting 19 KU graduates among 190 Kansans authorized as CPAs and 41,000 nationwide.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Certified Public Accountants
Kansas
Howard Stettler
State Board of Accountancy
Frank D. Bradley
William Edwards
Sunonan
Wayne R. Stailard
N.Y
K. U
Edward Dewnard, Jr
Wichita
Clarence VY. Peterson
Kansas City
United States
Pratt Ranchman to Helm of Taft-for-Proxy
Topeka Kan Jan 201 The Kansas Taft For President Committee chose Richard W Robbins Pratt rancher to head the state organization He will run the state headquarters while remaining Fifth District Taft chairman Ed Morgstern Salina was elected vice chair assisting Robbins and continuing Sixth District Taft duties Rex McKinney Hartford was named secretary and Preston Dunn Eskridge treasurer.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard W. Robbins
Pratt
Kan
Robert A. Taft
GOP
Robbins
Ed Morganstern
Salina
Saline County
Taft
Taft Group
Rcy McKinney
Hartford
Preston Dunn
Eskridge
Deaths and Funerals Lewis Whitegon Lewis C Whitegon 67
Lewis C Whitegon 67 former farmer and stockman died at his Topeka home. Born in DeSoto he moved to Perry at nine and later to Silver Lake where he lived most of his adult life. Survived by wife two sons and a stepdaughter all of Topeka. Services and details follow with Legion honors for Se Lavern Menffels killed in Korea.
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Lewis
Jack) Whitegon
Lewis C
Topeka
DeSoto
Perry
Silver Lake
Memorial notices and local obituaries from Lawrence area
Mrs Helen T Price, 533 Walnut St, died last evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband Sgt Herbert W Linn and several relatives. Funeral services at Rumsey Chapel Thursday 2 PM, Oak Hill Cemetery interment. Pvt Clifford A Stalkfleet has arrived in Japan after basic training at Fort Riley. Two Tonganoxie men report to Naval Air Test Center Patuxent River Md. Norman Edge’s wife pinned air medal in Atlantic City for his Korea War service. Cora Allen Word died in Joplin Mo, survived by children and many relatives. L W Taft of Belmont Calif died, funeral in San Carlos. Theodore Glaser, 87, retired farmer, died in Ottawa. services Friday at McVey Mortuary, burial Highland Union Cemetery.
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Helen T. Price
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Waimut St
Herbert W. Linn
Lester Price
John Linn
Route 2
Lenora May Talbeen
Ley
Winfield
Dick Topping
Lawrence
Fort Sill
Oklo
Jesse LeHoy- Palmshe
Lawrence Palmer
Prentice
Palmer
Los Angeles
Calif
U.S. Army
Christian Science Services
Rumsey Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pvt
Clifford A. Stalkfeet
H. A. Stalkfleet
E. 15Th St
Japan
Fort Riley
Far East
Tonganoxie
Naval Air Test Center
Patuxent River
David E. Jones
Leonard Anderson
John R. Dickinson
George H. Dickinson
Seaman Jones
Naval Service
Dick Vinson
Great Lakes
Tonganoxie High School
Atlantic City
N. 3
Naval Air Station
Norman C. Edge
Norman Edge
U. SS. Naval Reserve
Cora Allen
Joplin
Burns
McHenry
Maggie Zern
Route 3
Edith Poteet
Elva Newman
Alta Shelton
Goodman
Hugh Allen
Perry St
Erchell Allen
Ky. St
Ruth Frantz
Edith Barnum
Luke Johnson
Nell Phillips
Jennie Jackson
Canton
Blane Jackson
Washington, D. C
L. W. Taft Ward
R. W. Moll
7Th St
L. W. Taft
Belmont
Florence Taft
Paul Hale
South Bend
Ind
Moll
White Oaks
San Carlos
Theodore Glaser
John Watts
Ottawa
Clearfield
Baldwin
Worden
Bill
Wagner
Alamosa
Cole
Les. Watts
Roy Glaser
Wichita
McVey Mortuary
Buria
Highland Union Cemetery
Douglas County
Wolf Hunt Sunday Sponsored by Rainbow 4H Club
A wolf hunt will be held Sunday sponsored by the Rainbow 4H Club. Hunters meet at Number 10 School two miles south and a half mile east of Baldwin Junction or a mile north and a half mile east of the Douglas Franklin County line on Highway 59. Trucks depart for the lines at 12:30 from the school. Meals will be served by the club before and after the hunt.
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Rainbow 4H Club
Number 10
Baldwin Junction
Douglas-Franklin County
Gen Lutes Retires After Long Fourth Army Command
In San Antonio on January 30 Lt. Gen. Leroy Lutes retired from a storied military career begun in 1916. He relinquished Fourth Army command at Fort Sam Houston amid a retirement ceremony, receiving a framed parchment signed by Secretary Frank Pace and Chief of Staff Gen. J Lawton Collins, marking two years and three months at the helm.
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San Antonio
Leroy Lutes
Fort Sam Houston
Fourth Army
Frank Pace
J. Lawton Collins
U. S. Army
Lutes
Stolen Car Recovered. Suspect to be Arraigned
A 194 ] Chevrolet stolen from Sanders Motor Co was recovered by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office. Arthur Tarpy Jr of 1015 Del St was to be arraigned in County Court today in connection with the theft. He was picked up yesterday by Deputy Earl McClure.
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Sanders Motor Co
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
Arthur
Tarpy, Jr
del- St
Douglas County
Earl McClure
Minnie Eudaly
Lennox
Calif
Five High School Youths to Try for Summerfield Examinations
Five Liberty Memorial High School senior boys have been named Summerfield Scholarship candidates at the University of Kansas. They are Richard Butter, Karl Heider, David Hill, Don Park, and Dan Wiley, with connections to student council, Red and Black, professors, and local homes. The examinations will be given this spring.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Summerfield
University of Kansas
Richard Butter
K. E. Butter
Karl Heider
David Hill
Fritz Heider
Ohio St
Justin Hill
West Seventh St
Don Park
Albert Park
Ind. St
Wyandotte High
Kansas City
Dan Wiley
Russell Wiley
KU Tickets Go On Sale For Basketball Doubleheaders
About 300 general admission KU tickets remain for the KU Iowa State and KU Colorado games in Hoch Auditorium. Kansas hosts Iowa State Saturday night and then Colorado Monday night with games at 7:30. Tickets are $1 and available at the Athletics Office in Robinson Gymnasium.
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Kansas University Athletic
Iowa State
K.u.colorado
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas
Cyclones
Tften
Buffaloes
Robinson Gymnasium
Oats Planting Delayed by Freezing Weather in Douglas County
Oats planting in Douglas County faces delays due to cold, wet ground from a persistent frost. Farmers plan to start mid February and continue through March with some into April, while total acreage may match last year despite flood effects. Seed oats from other areas are available as local supplies remain scarce.
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Douglas County
Herman Butell Jr
Baldwin
The
Journal-World Today
Utell
Nemaha
Tennessean Acquitted of Murder in Plant Strike
Jackson Tenn Jan 30 A non striker who killed a union leader who objected to his back to work petition was acquitted of murder. Cecil Cook 40 a father of five admitted he shot Lowell Simmons 41 last Christmas Eve at the Cook home in Bemis. He said he thought Simmons and three union men were going to beat him up. The three union men testified there were no threats or arguments before Cook fired.
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Jackson
Tenn
Criminal Court
Cecil Cook
Cook
Lowell Simmons
Bemis
Simmons
Goling
Veteran trooper to retire after 32 years of parades
Alex W. Clemny, a 60 year old Army sergeant and bandsman with the 10 Infantry Division at Fort Riley Kansas, will retire tomorrow after marching in about 5000 parades. He has served 32 years seven months and 16 days, averaging three parades weekly, and retires reluctantly loving Army life and parades.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Jan
Alex W. Clemny
Clemny
Army
Former K. U. Student May Have Met Madman
Annita Webster recounts a two week expedition near a gold claim in Arizona with friends from Phoenix. A strange guide allegedly misled the party as they reached a 200 foot waterfall. they eventually returned to Lawrence tired and broke. Some companions excavated minor gold particles afterward. She married Maj. John W. Crocker in December 1951 and sailed toward San Juan, Puerto Rico, with him.
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Sné
Annita
Phoenix
Lawrence
Webster
Arizona
John W. Crocker
New York City
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Taft and Lewis Clash at Senate Hearing Over Taft Hadley
Taft (R-Ohio) and John L. Lewis traded barbs at a Senate committee hearing as Lewis called the Taft Hadley Act a slave act. Taft retorted that he could handle Stalin, recalling his 1950 Senate defeat over the labor law, then the two men exchanged glances and shook hands.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
Ohio
John L. Lewis
Senate
Lewis
Stalin
Workers of
Adm McCormick Named Supreme Commander of NATO Atlantic
Admiral Lymle D. McCormick is named supreme commander of Western naval forces in the North Atlantic for NATO. He currently commands the U S Atlantic Fleet and will lead a force beyond the coast of the British Isles under an agreement between President Truman and Prime Minister Churchill. The Virginian, long regarded a logical choice as a sea going Eisenhower, is a former vice chief of naval operations.
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London
Eisenhower
Naval Operations
Markets At A Glance New York Jan 30 1952
Stocks closed lower with late selling. bonds steady and demand for quality notes. Cotton and grains mixed. hogs and cattle mixed with price shifts. Kansas City livestock and cash markets show firm and thin activity. wheat and soybeans quoted with variable prices. Partial reports include prices for eggs, poultry, and dairy products.
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New York
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ap-Csdai
Colorado
Kane City
Cincinnati Fire Ravages Sash and Door Co. Buildings
Cincinnati suffered its worst blaze in 15 years as three brick Sash and Door Co. structures burned. The fire caused about a million dollars in damage, raged three hours, and left twenty five firefighters with minor injuries in frigid temperatures.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Sash and Door Co
West End
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