Lawrence society calendar and engagements update
Social items list events from the community calendar including Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings at local clubs, a bridge dinner at Castle Tea Room, and a Wesley Methodist church wedding for Nancy Jean Weed to Harry Edward Herberger Sr. Also notes about alumna plans, family ties, and a July 26 home demonstration unit meeting with aluminum craft and cooking talks.
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James Williams
el Reno
Okla
Nancy Jean
Harry Edward Herberger
Route One
Wesley Methodist
Miss Weed
William Woods College
Fulton
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stillwater
Federal Penitentiary
Wos
Lawrence
Weed
Dorothy Gauck
Emil Gauck
Irene Weed
Lawrence Home Demonstration
Mra
Pal Overhaugh
East Twelfth Street
Leonard Willame
Gene Shull
Bason
Rate hike debated as Southwestern Bell case moves on
Topeka July 19 Southwestern Bell faces pressure over a proposed rate increase to fund Kansas operations. Attorney Lloyd Miller and M J Stocker said new capital is essential as existing earnings do not attract needed investment. J M Good testified a 1938 Kansas return of .16 percent would rise to 5.09 percent under the proposed rates. Hearing continues this week with cross examination to follow. Petitions to intervene came from 26 cities including Abilene Anthony Atchison Augusta Beloit Bird City Clay Center Concordia Emporia Garden City Gas City Great Bend Harper Howard Hutchinson Lawrence Kingman Moline Norton Oberlin Ottawa and Kansas City Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Bell
Reyes Tern
Lloyd Miller
M. J. Stocker
J. M. Good
Southwestern Bell
Albert S. Teed
Hutchinson
State City Attorneys Association
Abilene
Anthony
Atchison
Augusta
Beloit
Bird City
Clay Center
Concordia
Emporia
Garden City
Gas City
Great Bend
Harper
Howard
Humboldt
Lawrence
Kingman
Moline
Norton
Oberlin
Ottawa
Kansas City, Kan
Kansas U Law Professor Attends Tenth Circuit Conference
Slough, professor in the University of Kansas School of Law, represented KU at the Tenth Judicial Circuit conference in Denver from July 7 to July, invited as KU law school representative. Judge Matott and ex-governor Walter Huxman attended from the area as circuit court judges. The meeting covered saving services in federal and state procedure.
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MM. C. Slough
School of Law
K. U
Tenth Judicial Circuit
Denver
Colo
K. U. Law School
Tenth Federal Circuit
Kanana
Oklahoma
Newexica
Colorado
Utah
A. J. Matott
Federal District Court
Walter Huxman
Kanara
Circuit Court of Appeals
Stough
Community sales lunch break-in on Eleventh Street ends in theft
Police reported a break-in at the community sales lunch room east of the municipal ball park on Eleventh Street over the weekend. Owner Battie Roloson found entry gained by breaking a rear door lock and reported stock valued from 18 to 18 dollars stolen. The tale ends with an odd note about a brain fever bird and an Indian cuckoo.
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Jbarn
Kart
Battie Roloson
New “York ‘Street
Lawrence
Schedule Dairy Tour for Douglas County 4-H Members
A dairy tour for Douglas County 4-H club members was scheduled for Thursday with five stops to judge Holstein Brown Swiss Ayrshire Guernsey and Jersey cattle. Starts at Chamney dairy west of KU at 9 30 a m with visits to Weeks and Son farm Vinland Eckman farm and Law son and Stevens farm in a day plan ending at 4 15 p m.
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Douglas County
Dea
Guernsey
Jersey
Chamney
K. U
G. A. Weeks and Son
I's
No. 6
Alford Farm
Old County Farm
Albert W. Eckman
Sibleyville
Lawson and Stevens
Vinland
Blind driver questioned after truck overturns killing boy
Gettysburg Pennsylvania July 1 state police questioned a 80 year old blind driver, Neilsen Schultz, amid a back mountain road crash that killed his four year old son Barry Schultz. The truck toppled trapping the child. six family members injured. The veteran driver lacked a license and used an ineligible helper at the wheel.
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Gettysburg
Nesterday
Barry Schultz
Barry
David James
Nelson BK. Sehulta
Merle
Trogen
Sohulta
Darica Anid
Dachshund Rescue Removes Rock From Stomachs
In Los Angeles California a six month old dachshund named Burddles Rewwn swallowed a rock while his owner built a new house. Veterinarians excavated the stomach yesterday and removed two pounds of rock. The dog is expected to recover.
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Tos Angeles
Calif
Beilican National Chairman Quits Amid Succession Talks
Hugh D. Scott announces resignation as Republican national chairman with August meeting planned. Howard supporters push for a coin under which Ne braska Senators Wherry and Butler back, while Danaher of Connecticut considered as executive director. Spangler and Reece lead opposition, eyeing a party unity effort as disputes persist. Scott notes progress toward unity but cites continuing dissensions.
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Washington
Hugh D. Scott
Friends of
Howard
John Danaher
Connecticut
Scott
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
National Committee
Harrison E. Spangler
Iowa
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Aving
Altho Howard
Spangler-Reece
Spangler
Reece
Guy Gabrielson
New Jersey
United Party
Wherry
Nebraska
G.O.P
Senator Butler
Danaher
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dewey
G.o.pl
Basia
Scout
House
Pennsylvania
Death of Oil Worker Found Under Tank Car
Donald Hickey Sr., an oil company worker, died from asphyxiation after being found beneath a railroad tank car. The incident occurred while he was working alone atop the car near Seatenlay. Corner W. M. Campion is noted in connection with the case.
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Titeral
Donald Hickey
Oil Company
Seatenlay
Hickey
W. M. Campion
Auld Hickey
Dean Woodruff Faces Hard Choice for Omicron Delta Kappa Picks
Dean Lawrence Woodruff of Kansas, a seven member national committee, must choose four $300 graduate scholarships from Omicron Delta Kappa applicants. Each file includes photos and achievements. many are Phi Beta Kappa or presidents of student councils. He weighs a weighted-point system but may still draw names from a hat if needed.
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Laurence Woodruff
University of Kansas
Dean Woodruff
Omicron Delta Kappa
Woodruff
K. U
Sachem
Meeting called on atomic energy relations with Britain and Canada
Washington July 19 a meeting of the senate house atomic energy committee has been called for tomorrow to discuss relations with Britain and Canada in the field of atomic energy Chairman Mc Mahon confirmed the hush hush meeting President Truman had at Blair House list
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Washington
Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee
Britain
Canada
McMahon
D.-Conn
Truman
Blair House
McMahon on Atomic Secrets Sharing With Britain and Canada
Senator McMahon said a joint congressional committee will meet in closed session to review the United States Britain and Canada in atomic energy policy. The panel opposes sharing secret know how and will consider actions by the State Department the military and the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Eer
Althe
McMahon
Britain
Joint Congressional Committee
Department of State
National Military Establishment
Atomic Energy Commission
United Kingdom
Canada
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