Minnesota Vacation Fishing and Scenic Notes
A Minnesota travel and fishingogue extols northern lakes for comfort above 10,000 feet and praises planters, lake streams, and diverse recreational options. It contrasts Minnesota’s reliable walleye and pike fishing with Colorado’s rugged terrain, notes insect nuisances near Bemidji and Grand Lake, and highlights the state’s fish stocking program and popular dark evenings with bands and dances.
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Minnesota
Twin Cities
Denver
Puluth
Green Mountain Falls
Cine
Min- Benda
Bemidji
Grand Lake
Ester Park
Colorado
10,000 Lakes
Snow and music warm a campus concert crowd
A Midwestern Music camp band concert drew families to the campus theater where a baby’s plea for more music echoed as children swayed and clapped. Theatre managers announced no matinees tomorrow at Granada Patee Sayhawker and Varsity due to funeral services for Commonwealth manager Stanley Schwahn at 2 pm. The gas office thermometer reached 93 degrees, the highest since July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth and Theater Enterprises Theaters
Granada, Patee, Sayhawker
Varsity
Commonwealth
Stanley Schwahn
Presbyterian Church
Bug Interrupts Bloomer Girl Show in Dallas
In Dallas on July 18, a bug halted the second act of Bloomer Girl as star Kanette Fabray collided with an insect in her costume. Managing director Charlies R. Meeker Jr. announced Fabray fears insects since childhood and all costumes were sprayed with DDT. The performance was canceled. audience will be admitted to another show later this season.
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Dallas
Tex
Charlies R. Meeker, Jr
State Fair Casino
Miss Fabray
Meeker
Mies Fabray
Cicero Falls
Tax lien filed against Leon Henderson for 1948 income tax
The Baltimore federal tax office says Leon Henderson owes 1951 dollars for 1948 income taxes. The lien was filed in U.S. district court. Henderson, ex-head of the wartime price office, now with the Research Institute of America, says he knows nothing about the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Federal Tax Collector
Leon Henderson
Price Administration
Conpedniot
U.S. District Court
Henderson
The
Research Institute of America
Reds Beat Braves in Odd Game at Boston 6-1
Reds pitchers Ewell Blackwell and Ed Bratton limited the Boston Braves to three hits as Cincinnati won 6-1 in the middle game of a three game series. Tommy Holmes hit his fourth homer for Boston in the fifth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ewell Blsckwell
Ed Brantt
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Tommy Holmes
Blackwell
Train carries 210 temple members to Chicago session
A 13 car CP A special train departed Pittsburg Kansas yesterday with 210 members of Mirza Temple bound for Chicago and the Imperial Shrine council session. The delegation traveled from 11 southeastern Kansas counties.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Mirza Temple
Chicago
Imperial Shrine Council
Kansas
Memorial Hospital Patient and Address List Names
Memorial Hospital on Route 6 lists patients and addresses: Mrs Gladys Graves of Sunflower, Mrs Verna Tryon of 634 North Sixth Street, Misa Bonnie Lynn Corel at 1313 Haskell Avenue, and W Paeschner.
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W. Paeschner
Gladys Graves
Verna Tryon
North Sixth Street
Misa Bonnie Lynn Corel
Haskell Avenue
Local notices list residents and addresses in partial discharge
A disparate set of names and addresses appears in a fragmented discharge notice. It lists Delbert Longfellow and multiple residents across streets and towns including Lincoln street New Hampshire street East Thirteenth street West Sixth street and Route addresses with payments or statuses lacking full context.
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Delbert
Longfellow
Lincoln Street
Mary Cornell
Eudora
George Wehner
New Hampshire Street
Sandra Rasmunsen
East Thirteenth Street
Lois Steves
West Sixth Street
Nellie McFarland
West Street
Mabel Schwarts
Baldwin
Loraine Hopper
Aretta Barnhart
Ruth Dobbs
Sunnyside
William Repeer
Gig Maryer
Lucille Virginia “Matter
Mississi Street
Rath Simon
Birth Reports from Balgwin Area Note
Birth notices from Balgwin report a newborn at a local street address today with details including a newborn name placeholder and parental initials. The brief item records a life event in a small community context.
Woman Burned in Morning Accident at Local Site
Mrs Edna Dolsa suffered arm burns in an early morning incident at the Serieg Lad location. She received treatment in the emergency room and was discharged to home. Police and responders reported the event and noted no further injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Dolsa
Riley
Ras Reed
Local leader Schwahn dies leaving community legacy
Schwahn a longtime Despanes Sema and Lawrence resident who worked with Paramount Pictures before 1980 and supported Kansas University athletics. He chaired the Merchants' Bureau in 1931, led Highway 59 efforts, and served in many local committees. Survived by wife Maisie Fraser, mother Sophia Freeburg, and brother E. O. Schwahn. family requests flowers to funeral and memorial in the university campanile War Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atesséed Basses
United States
Oegan
Averal Film Distributing
Paramount Pictures
Despanes Sema
Lawrence
Schwahn
K.U
Kansas
Miami
Schwann
Merchants’ Bureau
West Hills
Maisie Fraser
Scandia
Sophia Freeburg
Mentinnien Park
Calif
E. 0. i Sehwahn
Phoenix
Arizona
Right of Way Condemnation In Three Wichita Topeka Projects
The state highway commission announced condemnation proceedings to acquire rights of way for three highway improvements near Wichita and Derby. Planned relocations include K-15 near Derby, K-53 from US-81 junction, and a US-54 segment west of Wichita. Work on all but the US-54 project planned to begin after condemnations wrap and contracts are let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Highway Commission
Tk F
Derby
Wichita
Ecommission
Tragic Hayrack Accident Claims Life of Dew Year Old Boy
In Dilworth Oklahoma on a Saturday night Dennis Walter Evans aged 3 was killed when a hayrack loaded with 50 bales toppled onto him. The hayrack was pulled by a tractor driven by his mother Mrs Walter Evans as he rode with brothers Donald 12 and Della Ann 5. The tractor turned into a driveway at the Evans home and the child was pinned beneath the hayrack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilworth
Okla
Dennis Walter Evans
Walter Evans
Donald
Della Ann
Evans
Killed In Street Quarrel in Great Bend
Police say a downtown Great Bend street quarrel Saturday night left Bernard M. Galyart dead at 39 after shooting his wife, who was wounded but not critical. Galyart then reportedly turned the .22 pistol on himself. Mrs. Galyart was hospitalized in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Jim Geisendorf
Bernard M. Galyart
Galpatty Cone Tien
Tragedy Strikes Parsons Teen in Farm Pond Drowning
A 14 year old, Ri Richard Bema, drowned yesterday in a farm pond southeast of Parsons Kansas. Rescue teams recovered the body about 90 minutes later in a local fishing area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kan
Saly Pi
Ri Richard Bema
Siete
Read ing Preqrents Book Week reports totals
Mrs. Larry Booth chairs the PAT council as 2,970 books were read this term. Librarian notes slips checked while pupils earned swords during Book Week. School totals include New York 511 books from 78 readers, Pinckney 1,065 from 158, Woodlawn 112 from 24, Cordiey 433 from 73, Lincoln 72 from 11, and Junior High 546 from 100 readers.
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Chilasca
Creret
Pertine
New York
Pinckney
Woodlawn
Cordiey
Lincoln
Attlee to lead Britain as Cripps on sick leave
Prime Minister Clement Attlee announced in the Commons he would run the treasury and steer Britain's economy during Sir Stafford Cripps' sick leave for colitis treatment in Switzerland. Cripps planned to return next month, while Conservatives wished him a speedy recovery.
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London
Clement Attlee
Britain
Stafford Cripps
House of Commons
Stafford
Switzerland
Anthony Eden
Attlee
Cripps
Treasury
Sir Stafford
House
Crippa
Waithes to Return to Phillies This Season
Eddie Waithes vowed to resume playing for the Philadelphia Phillies before season’s end after arriving from Chicago where he was treated for injuries after a June 15 shooting by an obsessed fan. A crowd of 500 met him at the International airport as he stated he would be ready to play again this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eddie Waithes
Philadelphia Phillies
Will deed home back Leavenworth Meuse Was Seld for Taxes
An 84 year old widow, Mrs Clara Chase, is to receive back her deed after a sheriff's case error. Roy Winsor, who bought two supposedly vacant lots, will deed back the lot occupied by Chase's modest home. The mistake traces to a tax assessment error over 36 years, where taxes for Chase's lot were credited to a nearby vacant lot.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Roy Winsor
Clara Chase
Dira. Chase
Deaths and funerals of E L Chandler in Jefferson City
E L Chandler brother in law of Mrs Mabel Willingham of 618 Vermont street died Saturday evening at his Jefferson City Missouri home. Funeral services planned for Wednesday in Jefferson City. Surviving relatives include his wife Bertha Chandler and two sons Donald LeRoy and Bill both at home, one sister and two brothers.
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E. L. Chandler
Mabel Willingham
Vermont Street
Jefferson City
Bertha Chandler
Donald LeRoy
Bill
Death notice for Mrs. Deria Keith in Kansas City area
Mrs Deria Keith wife of Ralph Keith died Saturday at age 25 in Lawrence after funeral services in Kansas City. Survived by her mother Mrs Merc En Keith and husband Ralph Keith. formerly lived in Missouri and Kansas City. Funeral arrangements were incomplete in New Mexico time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mansfield
Mercen
Keith
Pris
Ralph Keith
Kansas City
Lawrence
Weather Held Across Nation Amid Heat Wave
Chicago, July 18. The midsummer heat eased slightly as cooler air began advancing from Canada. Temperatures stayed high in the south while the Midwest hovered near normal, with a broad cool front pulling toward Montana and North Dakota and expected to dip temps into the 70s and 80s in the northern plains tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gretnae
Canada
Montana
North Dakota
Iowan
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Mercury
Midwest
Plains
Economy minded senators gain surprise 18 million
Washington July 18 Economy minded senators received a pleasant 18 million surprise today. Clerks of the Senate appropriations committee revealed they slashed military spending for the year by 1.118 billion below the 15.08 billion previously voted by the house. Senator Elmer Thomas led the effort, initially announcing a 1.11 billion cut based on a quick comparison. The extra 708 million was discovered over the weekend after hours of verifying army navy and air force items against house items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Elmer Thomas
D.okla
Senate
Plan to Name An Acting Mayor for City of Parsons
Parsons Kansas plans to select an acting mayor at a city commission meeting. The temporary mayor would assume duties of suspended Mayor Vernon C. Axton, whose suspension by the Kansas supreme court is pending a suit brought by Attorney General Harold R. Fatzer. City Clerk Dale Raymond said no official notice of the suspension had been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kan
City Commission
Vernon C. Axton
Kansas Supreme Court
Axton
Harold R. Fatzer
Axeton
Dale Raymond
Supreme Court
Kansas milling pioneer Ralph W Hoffman dies at 74
Ralph W Hoffman of Fintergrisa Kansas died at his home after a months long illness. Born in Enterprise he lived there all his life and helped organize the Flour Millers of America serving as director. He was a director of Enterprise State Bank and on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation committee in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fintergrisa
Kan
Ralph W. Hoffman
Kansas
Enterprise
Hoffman
Flour Milla of America
Enterprise State Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Kansas City
Trash Fire in 800 Block Alley in Pennsylvania
Firemen were called to roughly 9:30 this morning to an alley trash fire in the 800 block on Pennsylvania. The blaze spread to a small shed at 821 Pennsylvania but caused no damage, according to Fire Chief Ingels.
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Pennsylvania
Ingels
Drunk in Court Fines and Forfeitures Reported
In police court today Being Drank C D Mills of 601 North Seventh forfeited a 15 dollar bond on a drunk charge. Roland Harris of 722 North Third and Frank Bateson of 328 Mississippi were each found guilty of being drunk and were fined 10 dollars by Judge Wayne Aliphin.
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C. D. Mills
North Seventh Street
Roland Harris
North Third
Frank Bateson
Mississippi
Wayne Aliphin
Pay raises approved for armed forces in Senate vote
Washington reports a 9 to 1 senate endorsement of a bill to raise military pay costing about 300 million dollars annually. Enlisted personnel would see 3 percent increases while generals could gain 37 percent. Doubts persist on passage without offsetting savings from other defense bills and unification efforts. The piece also notes medieval English archery laws for men aged 16 to 60.
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Washington
Weaste Armed Services
Speman ‘Tetey
Ermal
House
Altho
Tydings
D-Md
Senate
Congress
Community notes from Eudora and nearby towns
Local society events include the Clearfield Evangelical United Brethren Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. Hertha Sturm's home with Miss Jean Clark teaching and Miss Edith Hrecheinen chosen as delegate to the Topeka Summer Assembly. Also planned are August gatherings hosted by Mrs. Nannie Clark and Mrs. Alma Deay, plus a series of visits, installations, and weddings in Eudora and Lawrence area communities.
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Mro
Fred Whaley
Forsythe
Duane Roberta
Jean
Judy
Hutchinson
Hoberus
Clearfield
United Brethren Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Hertha Sturm
Louise Lawrent
Jean Clark
Edith Hrecheinen
Evangelical United Brethren
Topeka
Hvateases
Nannielark
Alma Deay
Mary Cook
Ora McCabrin
Eimma Schneider
John Everley
Eudora H. D. LA
Walter Wilson
Alfred Fletcher
Gloria Jane
Esther Howard
Luta Fletcher
Lawrence
Dorothea Hutter
Kay
Council Grove
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Irene Roberts
Kita Ann Grondidier
Carl E. Westerhouse
St. John’s Church
Harold Smith
Albany
Alvin Bond, Jr
Carol Joyce
Eudora
Eric
Kenneth Tuxale
Wisconsin Dells
Wis
Dudley
Tuggle
Smith
Alvin Bond
Fred Laughlin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gideon Nets
Neis
Mr. Laughlin
M. Pingry
Fred Neis
Freddie Trefz
Lewie Hichtmier
Mra
M. BR. Starr
Harry McCabrie
Don. Martin
Habe 'Neis
Robert Neis
L. L. Kindred
Hen Neis
Ross Smith
George Gerstenberger
Frank Martin
W. Davidson
Joan Baur
Walter Parker
Harry Hagenbuch
Emma [Schneider
Eugene McCabrin
Joe Strobel
Otty Abel
Johnnie O'Berg
J. J. Douglas
Roundtree
Satem
Evangelical UC. B. Woman‘s Foreign Missionary Society
Howard Wilson
Charles Gerstenberger
Hagenbuch
Market Reports From Kansas City and New York July 16
AP dispatches show steady New York stocks with New Orleans demand and strong July corn and hogs. Kansas City livestock and dairy prices inch higher with cattle steady to firm, hogs uneven, poultry rising, and regional hay receipts noted alongside varied butterfat, eggs, and poultry prices.
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New York
Torsc
Couoner
New Orleans
Chicago
Kansas City
Vance
A City
Beth
Rann
Jaewers
USDA
Kansan
Kansas City Hay Market
Kanane City
Wey
Ages 60 to 85 Buy Hospital Insurance
Overlooked group aged 60 to 85 urged to buy hospital insurance available for only a few cents daily. The ad promises coverage for accidents and sickness with a free inspection policy and no obligation. Send a penny post card stating age to Old American Insurance Co. Kansas City Missouri.
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Old American Insurance Co
Kansas City
Market Report From Wall Street and Grain Prices
The Day in Wall Street notes modest stock activity with turnover around 150 000 shares while prices held mainly steady. Commodities show varied moves with grains and soybeans mixed and cattle and potato markets cataloged. Brain surgery histories reference Pasteur and Lister as early contributors from about 50 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Jay
Deusiuss
US Os Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Cigueral Motora
F. OS. Rubber
Woolworth
J. 1
Case
Coca-Cola
American Telephone
North American Co. Consolidated Natural Gas
Kennecott Copett
Phedps-Dodge
American Can
Dwony
Philip Morris
Union Pacific
Bethlehem Steel
Studebaker
Montgomery Wand
In Chemical
J. C. Penney
Radio Corp
New York Central
Great Northern Preferred
United Airlines
Pasteur
Lister
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Wayne
Tee SA
Tre Come
Marvin M. Varvem
Sec—Ade
Kanette Fabray
Hyterion Wen
Reds
Memorial Hospital
Oklahoma
Gabes
Larry Booth
PAT. A. Ooencil
Tate
Will
Deria Jean Keith
Granada and
Patee Theatres
Stan Schwahn
Jayhawker and
Varsity Theatres
Ammer
TRE Stratton
Tobacco Road
George Noland Insurance Agency
Mes
Hugh Johnson
Seles
Uniformed Services
England
Andy
Mass
St. of Call
Andy Chess Insurance Service
Massachusetts
Tegay
Mas Springs
Quailty
Manaas City
Ile Spalee
Ap-Usda
Fotal UU
California
Idaho
Net Chase Chance
Meth Steel
Bory
Foods Inital
Gen Motors
Rennecott
Lion Wit OM Mont Ward
Nat Dairy Pr
Phillips
Sears Pelae
Cal
Karl Kreider
W. &. Sneegas
Bellin
GER Electric
No- Funeral Directors Association
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