Market News A glance at New York stocks and Kansas City cattle
New York markets showed most shares edging higher while commodities like corn and hogs fluctuated. Kansas City figures reveal cattle and hog prices mixed with slower slaughter and steady to lower bids, and alfalfa and hay markets remained firm amid light receipts.
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New York
Cate
Walle
Wanesa City Livestock
Kansas City
Vemlers
Medigm
Enod
Sheen
Rend Accibe
Atlantic pact nations push five point program
London July 24 The 12 Atlantic Pact nations press rapid action to bolster western defenses against communism in a five point program. Spofford, named as permanent chairman of the new Atlantic Pact council, urged quick mobilization, a balanced force in Europe, mobile reserves, partial industrial mobilization, and a master rearmament plan. Prime moves involve Britain France Italy Netherlands Norway Denmark Belgium Luxembourg and Canada with a new arms effort and shared burden discussions amid warnings of strained budgets.
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London
Korea
West
America
Charles M. Spofford
New Atlantic Pact Council
Spofford
Washington
Council
North Atlantic
Europe
New Jet
Britain
France
Jaly
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Portugal
Norway
Denmark
Iceland
Canada
Feet
U.S
Sraman
Gern
R P
John Strachey
Emanuel Shin- Sell
Durham
Attles
Truman
Netherlands
Hitler
Germany
Rome
Italy
West Germany
United States
Austria
Irma at Jayhawker theater and Lawrence heat trends
Residents recall a power outage at the Jayhawker theater causing a lengthy intermission during the Irma performance while at noon the Lawrence gas office thermometer read 83 degrees. The city endures a string of days under 90 as July heat comparisons from 1943 surface amid street fashion notes and local humor.
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Lawrence
Three-Vehicle Crash Hears DUI Arrest at Second and Locust
A three car collision at Second and Locust near the Union Pacific underpass injured Roy P. Bares and Harold Ottinger. Barnes was arrested for driving under the influence with a $300 bond. Bertrand and Workman avoided serious injury as their cars sustained major damage with estimated totals of 500, 300, and 200 dollars respectively.
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Second
Locust Streets
Union Pacific
Roy P. Bares
Maiden Lane
Harold Ottinger
East Ninth
Barnes
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Glen Bertrand
Massachusetts Street
Lincoln Streets
Second Street
Bertrand
Roy Workman
Topeka
Workman
Missing in Korea Cpl Rail ling Listed as Relative Kin
Mrs Mildred Bellinger of 914 Alabama Street is notified her nephew Cpl Thomas F Rail ling of Midland Michigan is missing in action in Korea. Rail ling, unmarried with deceased parents, is her next of kin. He has served over a year and had not lived in Lawrence. Fire Chief Ingela reports a small trash fire at 1229 New York Street yesterday afternoon caused by wind, damaging the side of a garage but with no major damage.
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Mildred Bellinger
Alabama Street
Cpl
Thomas F. Railling
Midland
Mich
Korea
Corporal Railling
Bellinger
Lawrence
Ingela
New York Street
Hospital and home births and injuries reported in city
Memorial Hospital lists residents and visitors including Ann Coover Gertrude Jorkmans Linda Hake and many others with addresses on Seventh Street Kentucky Barker New Dampshire Sixth Street and more. Several couples welcomed daughters including Jack Berentz H Forgey James White Arthur B Preston and others. A two year old Iva LaDean Annis and four year old Charles Tunget were treated for injuries from recent accidents.
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Ann Coover
West Seventeenth Street
Gertrude Jorkmans
Kentucky Street
Linda Hake
Barker Avenue
Delma Nichols
New Dampshire Street
William Bryan
North Sixth Street
Adam Weckworth
Indiana Street
Ivana Dean Annis
Pennsylvania Street
Anna Rhoda Fearing
North Third Street
Z. B. Lucas
Mississippi Street
Esther Chapman
McLouth
Louise Altenberg
Richland
Delores Henderson
Baldwin
Ralph Kerns
Massachusetts Street
Jack Berentz
Yates Center
County Budget Requests Million Dollar Welfare Share
The proposed 1951 county budget outlines welfare spending at about 403 000 with a mill rate of 1.777, up from last year’s 384 844.38 and 1.732. Other major items include general fund 182 923 with a 1.577 mill rate, school and road expenditures, and various minor programs totaling 1 141 795 in proposed expenditures.
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County General Fund
General Fund
Farm Bureau
General County
Fencing Contracts Won For McAllanter and Pinckney Schools
Philip Ernst senior of Ernst and Son Hardware reports the contractor for McAllanter and Pinckney school fencing began work this morning. The $1,665 contract covers 620 feet for McAllaster and 180 feet for Pinckney, six feet high, with completion date not yet set.
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McAllanter and Pinckney
Philip Ernst, Sr
Ernst
Ernst and Son Hardware R Company
McAllaster
Pinckney
Stanley Penny Sworn In As Ensign in U S Navy
Stanley Penny son of Mr and Mrs M XII Penny of Wan aworn in as ensign in the regular U S Navy this morning by Captain W R Terrell commander of the K U Navy Reserve Officers Training Corps in Terrell office on Mt Oread Penny will leave in a few days to serve on the Coral Sea aircraft carrier He attended K U under the Navy Holloway plan which funds Navy scholarships for college books fees uniforms and a 50 dollar monthly salary Washington July 24 U President Truman nominated postmasters for Olathe Kansas Edward R Marshall and Reno Oklahoma James W Moorman to the Senate
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Stanley Penny
M. XII
Penny
Tennessee Street
Wan
U. S. Navy
W. R Terrell
K. U. Navy Reserve Officers Training Corps
Terrell
Mt. Oread
Coral Sea
K. U
Navy
N. A. C. T. C. College
Lawrence Music Director Hobbs Accepts Florida Teaching Post
Oliver P. Hobbs former Lawrence public schools director of music left with his family for Tallahassee to teach at Florida State University for the summer session and direct the Leon High School band. He will supervise student teachers and in fall lead the Leon High School band while continuing university instrumental work.
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Florida
Oliver Hobbs
State University
Leon High
Oliver P. Hobbs
Lawrence Public Schools
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida State University
Leon High School
Hobbs
Lawrence
Lawrence Junior High
Hobie
Huge Gift To KU Expands Medical Education Network
The foundation funds will provide annual support for administration and teaching at the medical school. Plans include expanding the circuit lectures to eight Kansas cities, widening refresher courses at the medical center, integrating regional hospital facilities for teaching, and a model nursing curriculum to address nurse shortages. Long term aims boost post graduate training for physicians, nurses, and technicians.
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Foundation For
Kansas Cities
Deen Murphy
Murphy
Middle West
Marriages Granted By Probate Court In Lawrence Area
The office of probate court reports several marriage licenses issued. Roger Arthur Pautte 31 and Eleanor Schneck 30 both of Lawrence. Jack F. Saile 25 of Lawrence and Donna Jane King 19 of Vinland. Charles A. Fehr 21 of Kansas City Missouri and Gilda C. Mark 21 of Louisville Kentucky. Richard M. Wakefield Jr 20 of Lawrence and Patricia Jane Kennedy 20 of Kansas City. Clyte S. Smith 26 of Winchester and Normer Beerbower 18 of Valley Falls.
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Roger Arthur Paulette
Eleanor Schneck
Lawrence
Jack F. Saile
Donna Jane King
Vinland
Charles A. Fehr
Kansas City
Gilda C. Mark
Louisville
Richard M. Wakefield, Jr
Patricia Jane Kennedy
Clyte S. Smith
Winchester
Normer Beerbower
Valley Falls
Reds Repulsed by Allied Defenders in Korean Front
North Korean tanks and infantry attacked along the Taejon Yongdong corridor but were repelled by U S Cavalry and allied units meeting resistance mainly from South Korean police. American air power, including B 29s, struck transport lines while Fifth Air Force shifted base operations closer to the front, boosting fighter coverage.
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Seon
Okchon
Fechors
Yongju
Yong MacArthur
Red Tank
Ruth
Botte
Kwangu
National Police
U. S
Yongdong
U.S
Taejon
Fifth Air Force
Japan
Deaths and Funerals
Miss Eula Brubaker 25 of 308 Illinois Street died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a prolonged illness. She is survived by her mother Rosa Brubaker and eight siblings, with services at Rumsey Funeral Home Wednesday. Burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery near Globe. Gorden L. Rothrock 55 of Jersey City died yesterday. funeral plans to be announced. Laura Lineback 80 of 1208 Kentucky Street died yesterday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. services set at Farris Funeral Home Colony Tuesday. Burial in Colony Cemetery. Survivors include children, siblings, and in laws. funeral arrangements to follow.
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Eula Brubaker
Mllinois Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Iliaeaa
Rosa Brubaker
Clark Brubaker
D. Brubaker
Lyle Brubaker
Roy Evans
Lawrence
Gladys Hodges
el Monte
Calif
Ile Hage
Richmond
Vesta Greenfield
Wilma Wadkine
Topeka
Brubaker
Lone Star
Rumsey Funeral Home
John Ward
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Franklin County
Globe
Ward
Gorden L. Rothrock
Jersey City
N. J
Pleasant Grove
Mra
Margaret Rothrock
Fay Weible
Williamstown
Carl Rothrock
Harold Rothrock
Laura Lineback
Wang
Kentucky Street
Charles E. Lineback
Garnett
Mabel Lineback
Elmer Weaver
M. O. Weaver
Sweet Home
Ore
Walter Rogers
Great Bend
Wiley Rogers
Colony
Alfred Rogers
Palouse
G. M
PLAN STATE FUNERAL FOR MAC KENZIE KING
Ottawa announces plan for a state funeral for former Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King who died Saturday night of pneumonia. King led Canada from 1921 to 1948, the longest tenure for a Canadian chief of state, with tributes coming from King George VI and Queen Elizabeth praising his lifelong service and place in history.
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Ottawa
William Lyon Mackenzie King
British Commonwealth
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Osburn Sues Hogan For Damages Over Collision
Hubert Osburn of DeSoto filed a damage suit in Douglas County District Court seeking 645.95 against William R. Hogan of 2001 Vermont Street. Osburn alleges Hogan, the driver of a car, struck one of his employer’s pickup trucks causing the damages on February 6, 1949, on Highway 10 just north of DeSoto.
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Hubert Osburn
DeSoto
William R. Hogan
Vermont Street
Douglas County District Court
Osburn
Hogan
Highway 10
Three Liquor Violation Cases Dismissed by Judge Gray
Judge R. Gray disposed of three liquor violation cases in county court. Felix Howard Walker of Kansas City was fined 61 dollars for transporting an open bottle, no driver's license, and failing to stop at a stop sign. Frank Scott of Lawrence paid 15 dollars for being drunk in a public place, and Frank R. Smith Jr. of Kansas City paid 10 dollars for the same offense.
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R. Gray
Felix Howard Walker
Kansas City
Costa
Frank Scott
Lawrence
Frank R. Smith, Jr
Kanoe City
Washington House votes to cancel post office order
In Washington on July 24 the house passed a bill 25 to unsure to cancel a postal service curtailment order. The measure will be brought up again for a vote on August 14. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for cards flowers and well wishes during illness and credits doctors and nurses.
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Washington
Post Office Department
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Oakhill Road
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Sato
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Helen LaMonica
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Charles Tunget
Louiana Street
David B Peck
Esterst Ave
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van Low Ridder
Olathe
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Kan
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