Walton Dodge outlines FHA loan allocations and loan repayment terms
Walton Dodge, state FHA official, discussed loan allocations totaling 2.529 million for family farms and 1.45 million for water facilities and small irrigation. He cited 120 thousand for water projects and noted Kansas loan activity last year with repayments surpassing new loan amounts, as county farmer committees review applications and deny when credit is available commercially.
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Walton Dodge
FHA
Kansas
Markets at a Glance from New York to Kansas City July 23
Data from Chicago and Kansas City markets show mixed to firm trends in grains and livestock. Wheat and corn prices move irregularly while cattle and hogs show steady to uneven declines with receipts and futures cited across multiple exchange points.
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New York
Chicago
Cate
Sr Tromg
Kansas City
Kanawe City
Amd
Bradys
Anil
Fed
Erly
Wwediam
Coniusan Agit
Kood Graessons
Kterra
Cache Penie City
Tae Scieain
Kansas
Tate
Deslers
Dla
Huge foreign arms aid proposal outlined in wartime debate
The plan seeks a large military aid package to Western Europe and other allies, with billions in arms and training, while limiting atomic weapon transfers. It would give the executive branch broad flexibility to supply military aid under mutual defense goals and supplement the North Atlantic treaty framework. The package includes substantial funding for Europe, plus emergency reserves and administrative costs, affecting Greece and Turkey among others.
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Truman
Trogpan
State Department
Arma
Western Europe
Department A
Acd
Western
Europe
Seoul
Veterans advised on nonservice connected pension eligibility
The American Red Cross leader says many World War I veterans miss eligibility for nonservice connected pensions. Eligibility hinges on total disability defined by employability and medical proof, with varying percentages by age. Red Cross chapters assist veterans in preparing applications and affidavits for claims with the Veterans Administration.
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Ted
Oral Red Cross
Fea
Hin Denrer
Douce
Lwul Red Wees
Coneath
Egge Tea Seasonal Highs Hit Chicago Market
Egge Tea futures surged to new seasonal highs at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange on July 25 with 619 cars traded. The Ortuber contract advanced to 88.1 cents per dozen before ending at 80, up about 15 cents from last Friday's close.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Three Speeders Plead Guilty In Breyhone Court
In Breyhone Potice Court today three speeders including Laster Saints of Michigan pleaded guilty to speeding charges. Judge Wayne Allphin issued fines and forfeitures including a $10 bond for John E. Berkwell of 8389 North Ninth. Brevity notes indicate multiple defendants and bonds.
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Michigan
Wayne Allphin
Breyhone
Topeka
Speedins
John E. Berkwell
North Ninth
Painter Burchett Fractures Foot After Scaffold Fall
Wall ace Burchett a painter for A V Philips painting and decorating service fell from a scaffold on a job at the thickness rule school and fractured a foot. He is under treatment at Lawrence Memorial hospital.
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Ace Burchett
Miss Street
Burchett
A. V. Phitlips
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Carryover Wheat and Corn Stocks Rise in July Report
The Agriculture Department lists old crop wheat carryover at 295,000,000 bushels as of July 1, up from 1943 levels and far above recent years, with total market wheat receipts for the year ending July 1 at 1,191,000,000 bushels. Corn stocks on July 1 reached a seven year high at about 1,277,000,000 bushels, nearly three times the 454,281,000 bushel level in 1948.
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Washington
Talks to Rotarians on India and communism
Haagar Shirazi of India addresses the Lawrence Rotary Club about India's religious heritage as a bulwark against communism in South Asia. He notes India's love of religion family and country, a strong central government and an increase in Indian students in U S colleges since the war.
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India
Asia
Haagar Shirazi
K. U
Lawrence Rotary Club
Shirazi
U.S
Bombay University
KU. International Club
Stoops Pleads Guilty to DUI in County Court
Tarl F Stoops of 924 New Jersey pleaded guilty in county court to driving under the influence. He was fined 250 dollars plus court costs, sentenced to six days in jail, and had his voting rights restored after a prior conviction. The incident involved a July 34 1987 collision on highway K 10 that injured Mrs W O Nelson.
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Carl F. Stoops
New Jersey
Frank Gray
W. 0
Nelson
Tom McCall
Ernie Pohl
Elm Street
Lyle King
Kim
King
Stoops
Death notice of Edward Oren Wilree in Honolulu
Administration office in Kamas City reports the death in Honolulu Hawaii of Edward Oren Wilree a brother of Walter Wilson. jyone knew the present location of Walter Wiles is urged to call the Red Cross telephone 05.
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Kamas City
Honolulu
Hawaii
Edward Oren Wilree
Walter. Wilson
Jyone
Walter Wiles
Red Cross
Former Kansas City man questioned in Mickey Cohen shooting case
Anthony Trombino 29 surrendered for questioning by Los Angeles sheriff investigators into the gang style shooting of gambler Mickey Cohen. He denied meeting Cohen and claimed innocence via his lawyer. Also sought were Tony Brancato and Joseph E. Messina with Brancato held on attempted murder suspicion. Cohen and three others were wounded by shotgun slugs near a Sunset Strip club.
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Los Angeles
Kansas City
Anthony Trombino
Mickey Echan
Mickey Cohen
Trombino
Tentwork Biscailuz
Tony Brancato
Agez
Joseph E. Messina
Messina
Brancato
Cohen
Sunset Strip
Threat of Filibuster Breaks After Seven Roll Calls
Washington July 25 Northern Democrats and Republicans ended a threatened House filibuster by Southern Democrats against an anti poll tax bill. After seven roll calls lasting about three and a half hours the southerners abandoned the tactics. The House moved toward passage of the measure likely tomorrow.
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Washington
House
British Open Champion Bobby Locke Banned by PGA
Bobby Locke, the British Open golf champion, was blacklisted in the United States by the PGA for repeatedly failing to honor commitments at exhibitions and tournaments. The ban bars him from any PGA sponsored events immediately.
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St. Paul
Minn
Bobby Locke
PGA
Locke
Association
Baby births and hospital admissions flood Mameril records
At Mameril Hospital the list shows multiple admissions including Jimmy Butell and Mrs Irene Neill plus several Mrs entries with addresses in Missouri Kentucky Alabama and Tennessee. A Sunday incident noted mentions a brass right knee and ripe arm following an accident Saturday.
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Jimmy Butell
Baldwins
Katherine Milles
West Ninth
Irene Neill
Mary Hammer
Alabama
Mary Low Penny
Tennessee
Lorraine Crawford
Pal Flower
Jerry Kent
Ev Pecantucky
Hausman Fedora
Mee
Lacier Hutcherson
Arkansas
Miriam Spray
West Teen
Lucy Bunn
Mi Mar
Coch
Juanita Rose Tonga
Carlene Huckab
Missouri
Roberta Ireind
and Babid
Perry
James Ne
John Mull
Pire
Maxine Wheaton
Isene Neill
Jimmy
Larm Lone Ae
Kentucky
Ie ‘Iler
Mra
Jae Carter
Unemployment office reports slight drop in claims and jobs
Walter Johns of the Kansas State Employment Service reports decreases in benefit claims and openings. For week ending July 22, 149 claims filed with 126 continued and 43 veterans. 23 new claims. Fourteen employment placements, 18 veterans among the six men and women. Ten current job openings include two housekeepers, a stenographer, and other positions. Also notes a Wichita boy won the snap box derby championship three postwar winners.
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Walter Johns
Kansas State Employment Service
Wichita
Kan
John Rowley
Topeka
Rowley
Akron
Kermit Gustafson
Augusta
Two masked robbers fatally shoot Naples youth
In Naples on July 25, Giuseppe Auriemmy, aged 12, was shot to death yesterday while defending a stash of 300 cents from two masked robbers during a sale attempt. Police report the incident occurred as the boy faced the thieves in a local transaction.
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Naples
Italy
Giuseppe Auriemmy
Deaths and Funerals Notable in Area
Death notices for Anna Mae Wiley at 63 years from University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City with funeral at Rumsey Funeral Home and burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. survivors include husband Sam Wiley and children Lyman and Lauren. Additional notices report Harry R. Smith of McAlten Texas with survivors. Vern Eberly of Baldwin with funeral at Sutton cemetery. and other deaths and survivors listed by small-town obituaries.
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University of Kan
Mra
Maggie Norris
Lawrence
Nell McHenry
Walnut Park
Calif
Mrz
Mamie Edmonds
Lone Beach
Alfred Griffitte
Laguna Beach
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Tujunga
Garry &. Sith Ward
Harry R. Smith
McAlten
Texas
Alberta Smith
Con Robert
Elizabeth Smith
Mary Apel
Carl Holbeck
Eerence
A. d. Parson
Ravenne
Charles W.W. Smith
Arlington
Vern Eberly
Vern Eber
Route 1
Baldwin
Sutton Cemetery
Willian Warner
Eberly
Kareas Stal
Kansas City
Ibis
Hasel Eberty
Avis Byrd
New Case
Wye
Truman Signs Bill Expands Airport Funding Authority
President Truman signed a bill allowing up to ten percent more federal money for local airports when costs run beyond estimates. The action follows a commerce committee note that grants stay at the originally agreed figure despite overruns. Also, the Lawrence Eagles defeated the Nacle Colts 17 to 4 on Saturday at Pai.
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Truman
Washington
House Commerce
Fagies
Lawrence Eagles
Nacle Colts
Pai
Parking Violators Fined In Morning Court Docket
The police court docket included seventeen overparking fines and one fireplug ticket. Judge Aliphin set a fine or forfeiture of $1 for each overparking violation and $2 for the fireplug offense. A marriage license was issued to Philip G Rendon and Susie Heinz, both of Kansas City Kansas.
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Probate Court
Philip G. Rendon
Susie Heinz
Kansas City
Kansas
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