Animals in Lead Convention Roles
A fragmented reminiscence by Hal Boyle describes animals at party conventions amid a satire on Democratic and Republican processes. Pigeons appear as peace symbols, with misfit scenes of parade, platform, and symbolic birds failing to align with human political aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilademnia
Luis Ieflea
Max
Patuck
Bam Rayburn
Ty ‘ Moet
Missizstig
Alama
Ben Frod
Twigiend Srerits
Aralmatic
Menninger Resigns Hospital Post. Dr Casey to Succeed
Washington reports Dr. Karl Menninger resigns as head of the Veterans Administration hospital at Topeka Kansas effective July 25. Dr. Frank Casey, former Menninger subordinate, will take over as chief physician. Menninger plans to resume leadership of the Menninger Foundation in Topeka, directing training and supervision of psychiatric education. Casey, a Guilford College graduate from Greensboro North Carolina, has VA hospital experience at Perry Point Maryland and Topeka.
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Washington
Ker! Menninger
Veterane Administration
Topeka
Kans
Frank Casey
Menninger
Siice Tau
Menninger Foundation
Tepetal
Casey
Gedshare
N.C
Guifere College
Guilford
Plailets Perry Point
MD. Gulthort
M and
Rutgers Students Plastering Experiment Becomes Money Maker
In New Brunswick New Jersey Rutgers men participate in a local test of adhesive tape strength. Each subject earns five dollars per assignment by staying in a controlled state while researchers measure how tight confinement affects performance. The manufacturer aims to gauge the effectiveness of his product through repeated exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Ruty Eity
Douglas county 4 H picnic set at Baldwin Lake
The Douglas County 4 H council sponsors a county wide picnic at Baldwin Lake Sunday at 1 pm. If rain moves the event to the First Bethadier church basement Baldwin. Committee includes David Kerns Pal myrs club chair Joanne Armstrong Meadowlark Mary Kalle Jolly Juniors. Damaged in Collision describes a 1941 Plymouth driven by Mrs Edwin C Lyons Richmond Mo and a 1941 DeSoto driven by E Seidel at 1200 Vermont Street Mas etreet 990 block Patrolman Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County 4-H Council
Baldwin Lake County
Deal Six
Mra
Edwin C. Lyons
Richmond
E. Seidel
Vermont Street
Masetreat
Stamp Vending Machine Aids Quick Post Office Service
Postmaster Williams announces a new stamp vending machine at the main post office intended to speed stamp sales and reduce clerk workload. The device automatically dispenses one cent and higher stamps, with three and five cent slots, and later may be installed in other post offices and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Pew
Tiesto
Wiliams
Spurimis
Heromnes
University of Kansan
Railroads impose Midwest embargo on storage wheat
The Association of American Railroads announced a general embargo on further shipments of storage wheat in a wide Midwest and Southwestern area effective at midnight. Railroads will not handle storage wheat for Council Bluffs Iowa, St Louis Missouri, or any destination in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas. An exception allows movement if the shipper shows on the bill of lading that storage space is available at the receiving end. Wheat already sold is exempt. Wheat in transit before midnight will proceed to its assigned destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Midwest
Council Bluffs
St. Louis
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
AAR
Obituaries: Terence V Stewart and John J Wilson
Terence V Stewart died in August in the Euros petia area and funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church in Valley Falls with burial on the Greenville Victory. He was a KU medical student alumnus and survived by his mother and brother of Valley Falls. John James Wilson died last night at his home on Route 3 north of Lawrence at 81. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Schubert funeral home with Rev Theodore H Astman presiding. Burial follows at Mt. Sydney Cemetery Linwood. He is survived by his wife two daughters a son and two grandchildren.
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Vern
Stewart
Ter
Eurospetia
Methodjet
Valley Falls
Greenville Victory
Ter. Stewart
University of Kansas School of Rngginess
Wis
Rey Summerfelt
Neel Stewart
Vallew Falls
John James Wilson
Johames Wilson
Route 3
Lalwrence
Schubert Funeral Home
Theodore H. Astman
Mt. Sydney
Linwood
Wilson
Thy
Dora
Drihert Wilson
Lawrence
Wwe
Six Douglas county 4 H members to attend judging school
Six Douglas county 4 H members and leaders will attend a district 4 H livestock and poultry judging school at Lake Shawnee near Topeka on July 29 and 30. The program includes judging beef and dairy cattle hogs sheep and poultry and a meat identification school. Letters were sent to 16 4 H clubs asking for nominations for the county's representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Lake Shawnee
Topeka
Two B29 Groups in Hop to Britain
July 14 reports from Workington that 60 B29 bombers will head to England in two groups. The aircraft will fly via Labrador and Bermuda and will be hosted by the Royal Air Force using three bases while in England. Some units are expected to train in Germany later.
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Workington
Big Force
England
Ning
Fwo
Labrador
Bermuda
USAF
Royal Air Force
Air Force
Germany
Atlantic
Berlin
Europe
Russia
Political Conventions Qualify As The Greatest Show On Earth
Philadelphia reports a vivid view of political conventions as theaters of energy and chaos. The account compares conventions to a steam bath of noise and crowd energy, noting the restless, gregarious spirit and intense, nearly overwhelming atmosphere that draws participants and spectators into a shared spectacle.
Butler County Farmers Face Large Wheat Loss
El Dorado Kansas July 18. Butler county farmers fear thousands of dollars in losses from continued wet weather. Much wheat is flat on the ground or shattered by recent rain and wind. Only about 4 percent of county wheat has been cut and some grain in shocks or standing is sprouting and unsellable for milling. A trainman reported loading several loads of wheat offered in El Dorado Whitewater and Potwin.
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el Dorado
Kan
Butler County
Dorada
Whitewater
Potwin
Flood threat eases as Hutchinson sandbags
Hutchinson Kansas residents rush to sandbag as riverfront flood fears subside. Engineers question Cow Creek spill risk with a mile wide southern county creek, while main water arrival late Saturday could flood northern residential areas.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Jay
Aice
Crash blamed on short circuit in B 29 near Smoky Hill
Salina Kan July 18 61 percent short circuit in its electrical system was blamed today for the flaming crash of a B 29 in which nine crew members were killed and another injured critically of Lestie G Mulzer commander of the 60st very heavy bombardment squadron at Smoky Hill air base near here. The bomber returning with 14 B 25s after a simulated attack on Omaha St Louis and the two Kansas Citys crashed two and a half miles from the airfield. Three crew members parachuted with minor injuries as the plane fell from about 1200 feet. The dead included Captain Roger R Berter and Captain Giler C Wagoner among others from Salina and nearby towns.
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Salina
Kan
Lestie G. Mulzer
Smoky Hit Air Force Base
Here
Donald
Zellmar
Bismarck
S. Dak
Lele B. Bordeaux
Earl W. Reuter
Pie
J. D. Johnson
Chicago
Uapt
Roger RB. Berter
Sa Ina
Gor
Giler C. Wagoner
Sefkirn
Yoecepot
Panald
Caffey
Bpangenberr
Hirsineham
Mich Dal
Robert Bowring
St Leute
la Olver
D. Holthauist
Taccoma
Wartighd
LA State
J. Miljiehy Mtoline
Market News Snapshot From New York to Kansas City
Market notes show gentle price movements with steady demand for livestock and grain. Prices remainNominal for most commodities while some cattle trends soften and lambs hold steady as futures and receipts hint at cautious buyer activity across major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kanswy City
Israeli Forces Recapture Nazareth in Northern Palestine
Israeli forces retook Nazareth, once hub of the Arab volunteer army led by Fawzi Al Kaukji, declaring the city under control as the war eyes northern Palestine. Jewish sources warned the victory could determine the outcome of the Arab Jewish conflict in the region.
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Nazareth
Haifa
Israel
Fawzi Fasha al Kaukji
Palestine
Admitted list from Memorial Hospital includes multiple patients
Memorial Hospital admitted Mrs. Margaret Scimeca of Caney and Frank Phiteson of Fairfax Hotel, Francis George of Eudora, Mrs. Helen McMillin of 1145 Kentucky Street, Gilbert Stockwell of Route 3, Norra Ruth Cox of 16 Kentucky Street, Mrs. Charles Stough and baby of 12120 Vermont Street, Mrs. Y Eckman and baby of Baldwin Route 3, Mrs. Frankie Woodman and baby of Olathe Route 2, Mrs. Lil Vian Jaedicke of 635 Ohio Street, Mrs. Carmen Kraus and baby of Lincoln, Mrs. Frances Klingenberg of Eudora Route 1.
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Margaret Scimeca
Caney
Frank Phiteson
Fairfax
Francis George
Eudora
Helen McMillin
Kentucky Street
Gilbert Stockwell
Norra Ruth Cox
Charles Stough
Baby
Vermont Street
Y. By Eckman
Baldwin
Frankie Woodman
Olathe
Lil- Vian Jaedicke
Ohin
Mrx
Carmen Kraus
Lin
Iwond
Frances Klingenberg
Birth Reports From Local Families Today
Mr. and Mrs. Don Albert of 1208 Kentucky welcome a son today. Mr. and Mrs. E. X. York of 821 Indiana Street report a daughter today. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bahnmaier of Lecampton Route 1 announce a daughter today.
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Don Albert
Kentucky
E. x. York
Indiana Street
C. M. Bahnmaier
Lecampton
Route 1
Fourteen 4H clubs tour crops and livestock this summer
Lawrence field notes recount 4H leaders under County Agent Deal Six directing tours for 16 clubs including Meadow turk Four-Leaf Clover Jayhawk Rainbow and Kanwake with Palmyra prior tour and every club to get a summer outing. Highwave Blocked Wellington area reports rain swelled streams closing K-96 and U.S. 81. traffic limited to trucks through Wellington water block. Three Pro baseball games on July 16 feature Ran opponents against Moline Merchants and Arkansas City Maurer with Loretto and Wichita listed in lineup notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal Six
Meadowturk
Four-Leaf Clover
Jayhawk
Rainbow
Kanwake
Palmyra Club
Wichita
Kan
Trai
Wellington
Cow Creek
Lyona
Slate Creek
Kansas
Pita Winfield Lonner
Moline Merchants
Arkansas City Maurer
Mainer
Loretto
Well Drillers Meet In Salina With Local Speakers
Four local men will attend a Kansas Water Well Drillers Association regular meeting in Salina tomorrow. Speakers include Howard Stoltenburg from the State Board of Health and Dr. John C. Frye along with V C Fisher and A R Leonard of the State Geological Survey. Further speakers are RL Seldan Fent Salina well drillers M E Kirby of Oma h aviation and C Volker of the State Vehicle Commission. Leonard says plans will be made for the association annual convention in Lawrence in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Water Well Drillers Association
Salina
Howard Stoltenburg
State Board of Health
John C. Frye
V.¢C. Fisher
A. R. Leonard
State Geological Survey
RL Seldan
Fent
Well Drillers
M. E. Kirby
Qmah Aviation
C. Volker
State Vehicle Commission
Leonard
Lawrence
Pride Is Restored Kiwanis Count Shows Population Gain
Garden City Kansas July 16 49 A population gain of 2178 persons over the assessors count was noted yesterday as the Kiwanis club finished its nose counting project The club found a total population of 10404 which was 3178 above the tax assessors tabulation for 194 The count was made after County Clerk Lester Harns refused to accept the assessors count as official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kan
Kiwanis Club
Lester Harn
Local social notes and incidents from Topeka to Lawrence
Mrs W H Fastman of Topeka visits Lawrence with Mr and Mrs Eugene Brune for a week. Grover Dupes visits the August Richer home for dinner. Glenn Dupes and Barbara of Decatur Ill travel with the Bieber family to the Ozarks. Ed Anderson attends Sen Capper birthday party in Topeka and visits relatives. VFW officials attend Kansas council in Salina. Mrs Ralph Collins recovering from a broken hip at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Lulu McCanless among 38 social workers in KU institute. Connie Jo Stockert fractures right arm while visiting. Earth tremors felt in Guatemala city at 1 30 a m with no damage reported.
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W. H. Fastman
Topeka
Lawrence
Eugene Brune
Grover Dupes
August Richer
Glenn Dupes
Barbara
Decatur
Bieber
Ozarks
Mr. Dunes
Lawrence Nelson
Ed Anderenn
Arthur Capper
Ripley Park
Howard Shields
Gail Dunaway
Anderson
The
Odd Fellows
Xo. J
Rebekahr
W. T. Allen
Arvid W. Baltzersen
Salina
Council of Administration
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Kansas
Allen
Department of Katwas
Haltzersen
Ralph Collins
University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mien Lulu McCanless
Social Workers’ Institute
University of Kansas
Connie Jo Stockert
Raymond Stockert
Cheese? ill-formed headline from mixed livestock list
The page compiles varied livestock prices and market notes including slaughter ewes at 31.00, hay receipts, oats, alfalfa, prairie products, and multiple regional market figures, with scattered grain and poultry pricing and supply data across Kansas City, Chicago, Nebraska, Texas, and New York.
Forts and Motors Amid Turbulent Local Events
A garbled OCR fragment references multiple places and names across New York and nearby areas, noting unexpected events. Mentions include streets, a market, and partial references to safety and legal concerns, with unclear dates or actors.
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Hal Boyle
Winter Hospital
Rutgers
Baldwin Lake
Pvt
James Munro Zoellner
Admiralty Islands
Times
Cein
Ries
Isdhy
Oe Pest Office
Merni Tawney
1-H
Navy Reserve
Sunior
Mise Mildred Kirk
Britain
Lide Samiy
Commars-Air
Kutrope
Natty
Ant
U. S
Fanamia
Philadelphia
Caps Elysees
Cambodia
Hutchinson Sandbaga Businesy
Fs Condon
Atomic- Energy Commission
FBI
Condon
Junction City
Woodlands
Dunetion City
Marvin J. Hester
Boston
Stephens
Charleston
S.C
J. Wiiter Waring
South Carolina Eratic Party
Mayetta
Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Cleveland Pierce
Memorial Hospital
Stoltenburg
Guatemala
Republic
Ranas City
Eteady Tyler
Ital
U.S
Rhea
Teds
Broviers
Rooks
Brafiers
Reds
Broilers
Lechorns
Heprng
Cypris
Capons
Ecks
Yvonne Geese
New York Stacks
Morais
du Pont
Ethan A. Smith
Moving Storage Co
East 9Th
Lawrence Loan & Finance No
Mass
Denney
Marset
Fering News
Vmart
Jayhawker
Ana Acreent
Oam Dailey Lee Mn
Aloo Eee
Midnite Lavoe Rent ES Tunite—t Stu Mom
Real Shelton
Penameared
Charles Starrett
Kirkpatrick Sport Shop Y Entey
Mirkpatrick
Mhrade-Morh Registerad Goodell-Benferd, Inc
Adnivasont Morgan-Mack Motor CO
Mace
the Rapid Transit Co
Maka
Independent Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Vermont
Swope Dress Shop
Carnet
Clatts
of Nature
Fukui
Granada
K. T. Harris Co., Inc
Williams Domati Products Coo
Exroy Automatic Gil
Building & Loan Assn
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