No Parking Plan For Creek Dam And Reservoir Project
Creek dam and reservoir project on the Blue River near Manhattan affects flood stages during heavy rains. City approves reappointments to library board, beer license for Cole Food Center, and radio test equipment purchase for police. A $20 raise for Patrolman Frank Dixon, contract with Mississippi Lime for lime supply, and $44,519.56 in claims approved. Mayor Turner authorized to sign. Prayer opened the meeting. council members present listed.
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Manhattan
Kaw
U. S
Kansas‘Second District
Richard Barber
Max Wilhelmi
Cole Food Center
Secondand
Lincoln Streets
Police Committee
Police Department
Frank Dixon
Dixon
Turner
Mississippi Lime Company
St. Genevieve
George C. Fetter
Bailey
Warren E. Decker
Weter Hutton
A. W. Berger
Lew Henry
James L. Postma
Sam Ferguson
F. A. Russell
R. O. Burgert
Oliver B. Beaman
Farm prices rise in mid December to mid January
Washington January 31 The agriculture department reports farm prices rose about one percent between mid December and mid January led by higher truck crops and meat prices. The overall parity level is 94 percent, down from last month and ten points below a year ago.
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Washington
Icultre Department
Navy to send six more destroyers to Pacific by September
Washington reports the United States Pacific fleet will gain six destroyers by September, with escort division one operating from Pearl Harbor. One ship, Carpenter, is finishing shakedown at Norfolk and will sail for the Pacific in June. Epperson moves from the Atlantic in September, reducing Atlantic strength by one destroyer. Fletcher, Radford, Philip, and Renshaw are en route after mid February to mid August readiness, completing conversions at San Diego and Portsmouth. The program will total 50 active Pacific destroyers.
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United States Pacific
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Pearl Harbor
Carpenter
Norfolk, Va
Naval Base
Portsmouth
Navy
Market News Markets at a Glance Jan. Jr. AP
Market roundups from New York to Kansas City show fluctuating prices in grains and livestock. Wheat and corn rise late, hogs and cattle steady to higher, with receipts and wholesale quotes listed for cattle, hogs, and dairy at multiple regional markets.
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Eeriy
Prairie futures and markets mixed amid slower grain trading
The column reports on futures prices for wheat and corn with up and down shifts, notes Kansas and Chicago markets, grain division activity at Fort Worth and prairie markets, and mentions weaker demand for lower grades. It also references Wall Street activity and global market signals including China’s Yangtze basin context.
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City
Kansas
Two Killed In Ellis County Crash Near U S 40
Ellis Kansas January 31 two persons died when their car left U S 40 east of Ellis and rolled over after a slight curve. GPH Art King 25,a Kansas State College veterinary student from Mechattan, and Rose Mary Piscevich 29 of Cambridge Nebraska, a nurse, were occupants. King died instantly. Piscevich died at a Hays hospital. King’s father Fred King of Ellis survives. Piscevich had worked as an assistant at Dr Albert Bonfanti’s Ellis office and visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jake Kraniger in Cambridge before the crash. Capt Donson of the highway patrol noted the car rolled several times after leaving the road.
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Ofice
Albert Bonfanti
Elis
Cambridge
British Report by Radio 743 Ton German Ship Sunk
Rotterdam reports a 743 ton German ship sunk near the inland Borkum. Radio said Rumania rescued several survivors and that search for eight missing crew members continued.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Fidamus
Rumania
Ff Aurvivorm
Camping Workshop Set For Hutchinson In April
The fifth annual state camping workshop will be April 24 to May 8 at the 4 H Encampment building on the Kansas State Fair grounds in Hutchinson. Kansas county representatives are sought from every county, with attendees from rural organizations churches and county groups. Contact Miss Bette Quigley or Dealix for details. The program includes cabin counseling music recreation ceramics and crafts. In other news Don Gleason was fined $10 for running a red light, Vetlin Dowd paid $5 for failing to yield the right of way, and Burton Haglund forfeited $5 for a U turn.
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Kansas State Fair Grounds
Hutchinson
Seneiitee
Kansas
Bette Quigley
Dealix
Don Gleason
East Twelfth Streets
Vetlin Dowd
Ciann Street
Burton Haglund
West Campus Road
Misa Bette Quigley
Grate
Haldwin
Lawrence
Hospital Admissions and Birth Notices Turbulent Injury Report
At Memorial Hospital Mrs Maude Sweezer Route 1 Oscar Rumsey 719 West Sixth Street Russell Stewart 1217 Dela are street Mrs Lorraine Stew art 2003 Rhodeid Street Joe Brown McLouth & Mary Callans Overland Pa Miss Lois Beamans 1000 Illinois street Con ance Joan Brown 211 Kentucky treet Mrs Mercedes Reed 1512 New Hampshire street Mrs Ella Ray Route 2 Mr and Mrs Frank Anfred Route 1 a daughter yesterday Mr and Mrs Charles Sanders Route 1 a daughter yesterday Joe Brown 30 years old of Mc Louth admitted yesterday after a truck tire rim he was working blew off sinking him in the forehead in dicting a severe head injury X rays will be taken today to determine skull fracture He was reported in fairly good condition today OS
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Maude Sweezer
Route 1
Oscar Rumsey
West Sixth Street
Russell Stewart
Delaare
Lorraine Stewart
Rhodeid Street
Joe Brown
McLouth
Mary Callans
Overland
Lois Beamans
Illnois Street
Conance Joan Brown
Kentucky Treet
Goodyear to Pay 100 Dollar Pension Plan for Workers
Akron officials announce Goodyear Tire and Rubber will provide a pension of at least 100 dollars monthly for workers reaching 65 with 25 years service. One percent of total earnings above 1200 dollars annually may be paid for life. Company covers most costs, social security reductions excepted. Other city notes include hires in Kansas and Oklahoma, airline profits, and a Philips dividend. Seismograph notes and etymology of pumpkin are also mentioned.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
C.I.0
United Rubber Workers’ International Policy Board
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Basic Steel
Odyear
IE Tour
B. F. Goodrich Gas
Los Angeles
Gadaden
Ala
New Bedford
Mars
Muncie, Yod
Jackson, Mich
St. Mary's, O., Topeka
Windsor Vt
Lincoln, Neb.ag
Woodstock News Roundup of Local Visits and 4 H Club
Glenn Ridgway recovers at home from appendectomy at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs John Fox visited Mr and Mrs Frank Champion and Herbert. Fox reports improvement after recent operation. Golden Valley 4 H club met at Valley Grove school with many members and guests. Maryn Jones joined as assistant long leader. next meeting February 16 at O Nell school house. Mrs Gertrude Mattox discharged from Moat Memorial hospital and returned home. Charles Mattox hospitalized after admission days ago.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John Fox
Frank Champion
Herbert
Fox
Golden Valley
Valley Grove
Maryn Jones
O'Niel
Gertrude Mattox
Moat Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Charles Mattox
Topsoil needs rain across western Kansas in drought year
In northwestern Kansas topsoil remains extremely dry though some relief comes from recent snow. Wheat shows surface moisture lacking as wind erosion earlier in the month caused damage. Fertilizer use rises in west north central counties while seed oats demand stays active. cattle marketing remains robust and feed supplies are ample.
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Topeka
Kansas
Departments of Agriculture
Central
North Central
West North Central
Five KU convocation speakers announced for spring
University of Kansas chancellor Deane W. Malott announced five all-student convocations for the spring term. T. V. Smith of Syracuse will open February 15, with A. H. Compton of Washington University February 27, Leland Stowe March 15, Cord Meyer Jr. March 21, and William Vogt April 26, each speaking at various ceremonies. An Honors convocation date remains to be set for late April or early May.
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Deane W. Malott
T. V. Smith
Maxwell School of Citizenship
Syracuse University
University of Chicago
Smith
K.U
A. H. Compton
F of Washington University
St. Louis
Leland Stowe
Retter
Cord Meyer, Jr
United Word Federalists
William Vogt
Six Kansas liquor stores hit with three day suspensions
Six retail liquor outlets in Kansas began three day suspensions today for advertising that referred to Christmas in weekly newspapers. Four stores in Salina and two in Kansas City were cited, ordered by Arthur A. Herrick, liquor control director.
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Topeka
Kansas
Salina
Kansas City
Arthur A. Herrick
Restoring Cemetery Work At St Johns Catholic Church
Members of St Johns Church are restoring the 10 acre cemetery four miles east of Lawrence on Highway K 10. Volunteers clear underbrush mark graves fence and landscape as they prepare the site for church burial use. Oldest marker found dates to 1868 and a name will be chosen by altar boys.
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St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Lawrence
George Towle
Wis
Ards of Thanks For Kind Expressions and Flowers
The Strobe Family and I R Gimblet along with their families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy flowers and kindnesses shown during the deaths of their father and wife respectively.
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Strobe
I R. F. Gimblet
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