Lawrence residents note social and medical updates
Personal Dr C J Alexander admitted for observation at Research Hospital in Kansas City. Local residents host guests and travel for medical, family, and leisure reasons including hospital moves, library meeting attendance, and summer trips to Ogunquit and Lakeview clubhouse.
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C. J. Alexander
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Ellen Copenhaver
Minnie Bourne
G.L. Robinson
Etta Corkill
Nortonville
Wess Rosenstengel
Topeka
J. M. Kellogg
Ogunquit
Riverside Hotel
Shore Road
Frank_E. Jones
Winter General Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Robert Tamadge
American Library Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Champaign
Urbana
Ill
Lawrence
Talmadge
A. J. Talmadge
Edward Brass
Enid
Okla
Anna Shepard
Odd Fellows
Marshall
Oklo
Kelvin Hoover
J. R. _Peddico
Neil
Nancy
Lakeview
Gardnerville
Nev
Wamego
Carlisle
Washington, D. C
Williamsburg
Monticello
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Wayne -Aliphin Sr
Russellville
Ark
Wayne Aliphin , Jr
Allphin
New Art Wind Quintet Delights KU Summer Session Audience
The New Art Wind Quintet, five young New York musicians, performed at the University of Kansas Summer Session. Their program featured Reicha's The Pact, Verrall Serenade No. 2, Irving Fine Partita, and Jacques-Tubert Three Short Pieces, with an encore jig.
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University of Kansas
New Art Wind Quintet
New York
Andrew, Solya
Irving Neidich
Melvin Kaplan
Tina di Dario
Earl Chapin
Anton Reicha
of Beetoven
Paris
John Verrall
Verrall
Irving Fine
Ins
Pacques-Tbert
William Ay
Mud and misery amid a flood wreckage in Piedras Negras
Reporter Robert H. Johnson Jr. describes Piedras Negras, Mexico, littered with mud and dead, with 38 official deaths and many uncounted. Water remains three to four feet deep downtown as residents dig through ruined adobe homes, while aid arrives by air and eager evacuees line up for flights to Texas.
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Piedras Negras
Mexica
Rio Grande
Villa Fuente
Air Force
Eagie Pase
Texas
Fernado Origon
Piedras ‘Negras
Rosita
Here
Eagle Pass
Right-to-Work Plan Blasted by Docking
Kansas City news reports George Docking criticizing right to work as driven by employers and chambers. He urges practical labor law reforms via Legislative Council actions on representation elections jurisdiction disputes and ending strike breaking injunctions. He criticizes the Labor and Industries Committee for lacking labor law expertise.
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Kansas City
George Docking
Lawrence
Chambers of Commerce
Fiveman ‘Labor and Industries Committee
Legislative Council
Docking
Sey
Foreigners Barred from Fishing in Several States, Faulkner Says
London Daily Telegraph correspondent Alex Faulkner reports foreigners cannot obtain nonresident fishing licenses in Massachusetts after a year of domicile and finds similar prohibitions in Delaware Kansas Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia and several other states including Connecticut Illinois Nebraska New Jersey New Mexico North Dakota and Utah based on a voyage to the region.
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New York
Alex Faulkner
New _York
London Daily Telegraph
Massachusetts
Faulkner
Delaware
Kansas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Connecticut
Ilinois
Nebraska
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Dakota
Utah
Neighborhood Rail Line Is Fun, Good Indiana Business
Anderson Indiana resident Ike Duffey leads the 44 mile Central Indiana Railway with a private car for neighbors and occasional runs. The line has shifted from losses to profits, Duffey refusing a salary while investing time and effort to revive tracks, attract customers, and sponsor excursions.
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Indiana
Anderson
Ind
Ike Duffey
Central Indiana Railway
Duffey
Cincinnati
Polio Cases Rise Nationally to 4141 This Year
Public Health Service reports 499 new polio cases in the past week, up 19 percent to 4141 for the year. Among states, Texas leads with 99 cases, followed by California 60, Florida 51, Mississippi 32 and Louisiana 28, with Alabama New York North Carolina and Ohio showing lower recent incidence.
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Washington
Texas
California
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Lake Springs Leak Drenches Flagstaff Water Supply
Water department officials report a leak in the lake feeding Flagstaff's water supply. An estimated one million gallons of water per day have escaped through a subterranean channel since the dam was raised two years ago. The city will spend 20000 to plug the hole.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Squirrels Help Recover Lost Wallet Containing Cash
A wallet with $28 was found under a tree near a squirrel den after Justin Holt and his brother moved hay. The billfold remained intact and cash unfaded, leading to speculation a squirrel moved it from a seat. The incident reflects odd luck in a rural setting.
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Kivoneh
Justin Holt
Holts
Woodpecker Alarm Puts Hartford Man on Edge
In Hartford a man reports a woodpecker attack on his television antenna causing frequent alarms and wakeful nights. He plans a solution but has yet to find one.
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Hartford
Jone
Uwd
Dean W. A
Fish spill from rotted log at Chester mill
Workmen at a Chester California sawmill cut into a giant rotted log and released about 0.2 percent of a reef of live fish, ranging from 1 to 6 inches. Workers said the fish were likely trapped in the log as it floated in the mill pond.
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Chester
Calif
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VWACO
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