Ballot Box to Decide Reorganization Laws, Says Malone
Malone urged action at Alma and Hills Rural Schools meeting opposing constitutional convention. He warned that Senator Alfred H. of Hays favored calling a constitutional convention to rewrite laws, while Harkness backed the education reorganization. He argued farmers rely on Kansas courts for protection under the current constitution.
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State Supreme
Senate Education Committee
Malone
Kansas
Combines Rush to Aid Kansas Wheat Harvest
Washington reports grain harvest machinery rushing to Kansas as the state faces a critical shortage of combines. Representative Hope cites rapid ripening across the state and delays from floods, noting 1,100 Canadian units moving under wartime reciprocity to assist U S farmers, with transport bottlenecks likely to leave grain stored in fields.
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Washington
Hope
R.kan
House Agriculture Committee
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Colorado
Nebraska
North Dakota
South da
Minnesota
Montana
Texas
Canada
Department
United States
U.S
Cab Co Suspends Service Amid Driver Insurance Issue
The XGI cab company temporarily suspends operation after notification. Keystone Insurance was the only company in Lawrence covering Negro drivers, impacting fleet usage. Since January 15, 1941, two cars a 1941 Pontiac and a 1941 Chevrolet operated as the firm opened service in Lawrence.
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XGI
Bitisiuceh
Ens Salty Company
George Jackson
Keystone Company
Lawrence
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Twilight Band Concert Tonight at Wood
Besoes Lawrence summer band will give a twilight concert at Wood wntontaht starting at 7 45 this evening. The event precedes the Fourth of July celebration and will feature the regular program with Hobbs noting Friday's concert at pak Park is canceled. Memorial stadium hosts the community Fourth of July event.
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Lawrence
Woodwntontaht
Hobbs
Iger
Asana Election State 8 Ee Tregion
Vague OCR fragment mentions election state region and post numbers with unclear terms. Not enough readable facts to identify persons or organizations.
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Asana
Ee Tregion Vial Freq
City Weed Notice Warns Yard Owners to Cut Lawns
City Council to have weeds cleared on portions of land deemed necessary and costs assessed against the properties. If not cut within ten days, action will be taken per No. 17. Harold C. Fisher, City Clerk.
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Lawrence Deally Journal-World
Harold C. Fisher
City Considers Ban on Private Fireworks Use
Police Chief C A Bliesner said the department may urge the city council to ban private handling of fireworks in future years. He blamed current ordinances permitting July 1 to July 5 sales and use and cited nightly disturbances by youths from ages 15 to 19. Patrols struggled to police the town and curb fireworks disruption, with blame he placed on permissive parenting.
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C. A. Bliesner
Ane
Bliesner
Henda
Hutchinson
Kan
Walter Dunn
Kansas Highway Patrol
Hugh Edwandas
Reno County
Dunn
Two Women Killed. Husband of One Suspected
In Boston area early today, a Brookline nurse and a Dorchester mother were stabbed to death within a half mile of each other. Police report the husband of one victim was taken into custody, charged with suspicion of murder.
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Boston
Brookline
Dorchester
Robert Bowes
Bowes
Helen Kimineki
Hollis C. Tupper
Tupper
Kiminski
North Brookfield
Charles Tupper
Bowen
Three Geologists and Chemist Added to State Survey Staff
Three new staff members join the State Geological Survey: geologists Miss Laura Lu Tolsted and Howard OConnor and chemist Mrs Marjorie Utter. Tolsted, from Midland Texas, will aid Mina Swineford with a summer booklet on Kansas rocks and minerals. OConnor of Kansas City will study ground water and industrial minerals in Chase and Lyon counties. Utter of Lawrence recently earned a BA in chemistry from the University of Kansas in 1946. her husband Oscar Utter is a senior in business at KU.
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Laura Lu Tolsted
Howard O'Connor
Marjorie Utter
State
Geological Survey
Miss Tolsted
Midland
Texas
Gulf Oil Company
Mina Ada Swineford
Kansas
O'Connor
Kansas City
Kansas State Agricultural College
Chase
Lyon
Utter
Lawrence
Marjorie Gardner
University of Kansas
Oscar Utter
School of Business
University
Bank Calls Issued For June 30 Bank Conditions
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of all national banks at the close of business June 30. The Federal Reserve Board also issued a call for state banks and trust companies to report their condition at that date.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Monederal Reserve Board
Wmsterian
Ite
Gad
Toosks
Ces
Faith Is Rewarded for Guthrie Charity Hospital Gift
Guthrie Oklahoma July 2 a 300 000 gift from east donors to Benedictine Sisters funds a new 125 bed charity hospital. Bishop Eugene J McGuinness announced the donation from the Price Foundation of Greenwich Conn. Mother Superior Rita thanked donors and prayers are offered daily. A contract is let for the hospital, base cost over 8500000 with the skeleton building already started. A two month drive to finish the rest will begin.
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Guthrie
Okla
Friends of Mankind
East
Gauthrye
Cift
Bishon Eugene J. McGuinness
Oklshoma City
Tulsa
McGuinness
Price Foundation
Greenwich
Conn
Rita
Rishon McGuinness
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Mrs. Lillie Hughes, 87, died at a caregiver home in Eudora after living at 221 Illinois Street for 27 years. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mrs. A. A. Kazmaier, 67, of Wellsville, died Monday after months of illness. Funeral is set for tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at Coffin chapel Wellsville. burial in Walnut Grove cemetery. She leaves her husband and three children including C E Graves and J T Barnard. nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Lillie Hughes
Illinois Street
Eudora
Sarah Stone
A. A. Karmaier
Wellsville
Sevral
Coffin Chapel
Martin Torrence
Methodist Church
Walnut Grove
Kazmaier
C. E. Graves
Tacoma
Wash
J. T. Barnard
John Kazmaier
Fadora
Markets at a Glance From New York to Kansas City
Market report notes mixed activity with grains up on corn futures while wheat and oats ease. Livestock shows slower demand with fewer cattle and steady to lower prices. beef and veal receipts steady, sheep and lambs active though higher feed costs weigh on buyers.
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Kansas
Kanes
Harty
Bulie Rowe
Woomeet Fond
Choice Ventere
Tan Tb
Pydeag
Texas
Livestock and grain prices in Kansas City area listing
Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow show cattle calves hogs and sheep with varied pricing. Kansas City cash grain reports list wheat corn oats and barley with bid prices and futures trading notes.
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Kansas City
Alfalfa steady as heavy hay remains hard to move in market
Chicago potato market shows arrivals 147 with moderate U S supplies and slightly weaker demand. Prices listed for Long Whites Bliss, Fontines and Washington Red Warbes sauce. Eggs, butter, poultry and other produce quoted with varying weights and prices across regions.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
California
Bliss
Washington
Kansas City
St. Ib
Wall Street gains and high oils lift market on Tuesday
The New York stock market rose with oils and industrials hitting year highs, aided by reinvestment demand and short covering. Volume climbed to about 1.2 million shares as gains extended into the early afternoon before cooling. leading issues supported by Santa Fe, Southern Railway, Union Pacific, and American Can, while International Harvester and Douglas Aircraft faced declines amid mixed earnings and external factors.
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Wall Street
New York
Steck
Phillips VeniVeum
Ohio
Standant Oil N. Jr
Standard Oil
Cal
Nickie Piste
Pepsi-Cola
United Fruit
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
du Fons
Owens-Hiinels
Warne
U.S Rubber
American Water Works
International Harvester
American Limelling
Union Carbide
Douglas Aircraft
Montgomery Ward
Woolworth and Chrystier
June County Taxes Raised to 75 228 66 in Total
June collections added 75 228 66 to the county tax fund bringing the running total since December 1946 to 1 066 486 64. The shortfall to bills sent stands at 75 544 46 with 10 percent interest on unpaid taxes. Delinquent personal property must be paid by August 14 before sheriff transfer.
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Roy Flory
Flory
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Rolls
Lawrence Weather Readings And Local Government Notices
The Kaw river reading at the mill dam reached 12.4 feet this afternoon. State civil service exams for elementary and secondary school supervisors will be offered soon by the state department, with applications due by July. Rent control filings require certified leases to be sent to Topeka within 15 days of active date. County records show 704 driver license and 109 chauffeur license applications filed. Worden near Lawrence recorded 7.65 inches of rain in June, above normal, with rain on 20 of 30 days.
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Ofice
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Margaret Huriey
Department of Civil Service
Topeka
Lawrence
Rent Control Office
Quincy Street
Worden
Walter Schwarz
Cooperative Observer
Schwarz al Rts
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CAB CO
Besoes
Pittsburg
Ealy 2
Robert W. Hart
Pittsberg Teachers College
Rees H. Hughes
E. E. Stone
William Gale
Greta Marr
Westwood
Calif
Lassen National Forest
Police Department
State Geological
Benedictine Sisters’ Hospital
Mrs
A. A. Kazmaier
Vortinas
Teo Rara Atv Taelisere
Kanesac Cis
Puke
Poward ‘O
Kaness City
Kansas City Hay Market
Prairie
Tel & Tel
Beth Steel Chrysler Corp
Fenney J
Sears Roe Stick
Sard
Steel
Wison & Co
Lawrence Polio Fund
Douglas County
Alan Ladd
Calcutta
Gail Russell
William Bendix
Pete Smith
George and
Junior
Pop
Allen O. Sprow
Sprowl
Arkansas River
O. J. Lane
William L. Pedersen
Indiana Street
Judge Lane
Mill Dam
Fred Kahn
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Ae Ee Aden
Matt
Rosemary Caplancee
Belly
Joe Sroen
Wren
Attention Safety Club
Jack Armstrong Club
Studebaker
Fred A. Bremer
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J. F. Baker
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Farmers Insurance Exchange
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