Arn Renewal of Pledge to Cut Taxes in Kansas
Osawatomie Kan July 26 Edward F Arn renewed his pledge to lower government taxes while warning the international situation should not lessen state duties for essential services. Arn attacked rival Willard Mayberry at a luncheon and radio speech in Olathe calling Mayberry charges unfounded. State Senator Wayne W Ryan accused Mayberry veterans club of fraud. Arn urged practical proposals from the Little Hoover commission to trim costs without harming services and vowed belt tightening for Kansas.
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Osawatomie
Kan
Edward F. Arn
Arn
Willard Mayberry
Olathe
Arp
Alf
Mayberry
Emporia
Wayne
Hoover Commission
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Ober store expansion and new partnerships in Ames and Lawrence
Ober's owners Charles and Maxine Radcliff announce purchase of a new clothing store in Ames Iowa. Don Bledsoe will manage Ames store, with Ralph Campbell joining as partner at Lawrence and Bledsoe at Ames. The Ames shop, formerly Tildens, maps men and women sections with the men’s now named Ober's and the women’s becoming Tilden's. Campbell left Lawrence to join the new partnership, now in charge at Ober's Lawrence. The deal marks Ober’s third store in the region, following the California purchase by Bert Ober and his son Tom. In a separate matter, Anthony Marcus Costello of Kansas City was fined 150 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days for DUI and transporting an open container.
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Charles
Maxine Radcliff
Ober’s
Ames
Iown
Don Bledsoe
Ober's
Radcliffs
Ralph Campbell
Lawrence
Bledsoe
Tilden's
Radecliffs
Tilden'’s
Ages
Jedsoe
Campbell
Vermont
Win
Iowa
Ober
Bert Ober
Tom
California
Anthony Marcus Costello
Kansas City
F R. Gray
Castella
Hospital Admits A Mixed List Of Patients
At Memorial Hospital admits Elmer Moore EK Tean Coffman Os Margaret Qisen Mrs Eisie Ger Eudora and others. The page lists numerous street addresses and names including Lana iv tes Linwood Louis ary Hayden Sarah Lin anda Alsen Thomas Mc Harding and 543 Tennesse 1087 Pennsyhs.
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Admitt
Elmer Moore
EK Tean Coffman
Margaret Qisen
Gut
Eisie Ger Eudora
Hia Strert Tuo
York Pon
Rhode
Rene Lierhower
Yo Schrader
Lana Ivtes
Linwood
Louisary Hayden
Sarah
Alabama
I Linanda
Alsen
Thomas Mc Harding
Tennesse
Birth Reports in Local Paper Prompt Quiet Notes
Birth notices list Mrs Frank Johnson Route dra dau and Mr Rowe Hs the Temp Work yellowcraft degree iturs welcome. Mr ive Waster, Marion L Barlow, Secretary Ady summarize routine births with minimal details.
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Frank Johnson
Rowe
Ellowcraft Degreiturs
Ive Waster
Marion L Barlow
Ady
River stage at Bowersock Dam reaches 148 feet
Heard in Lawrence reports the Kaw river at Bowersock Dam was 148 feet high at 3 PM this afternoon and is rising slowly.
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Kaw
Bowersock Dam
Jayhawks to Open East With St Josephs and St Johns
Kansas announces a two game eastern swing for 1950 51 basketball season meeting St Josephs in Philadelphia December 9 and St Johns at Madison Square Garden December 12. A 1942 Garden appearance against Fordham is recalled with Ray Evans last minute goal.
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Kansas
St. J ‘N
St John's
Dutch Lo
Jayhawkers
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Redmen
Madison Square Garden
Kansans
Garden
Fordham
Ray Evans
Jayhawks
Charlie Black
Philadelphians
St. John’s
Frank McGuire
Tribesmen
St. John's
Hest
Bob Zawaluk
Lawrence Police Chief Receives State Safety Award
Lawrences Police Chief D A Moore was presented a safety award by Sam Knight safety director of the state highway department for Lawrence going through 1949 without a traffic fatality. Knight noted 497 traffic fatalities in Kansas last year and that Lawrence and Manhattan were the only 10 000 to 25 000 population towns without a fatality. He praised police, civic groups, motorists and pedestrians for the record.
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Lawrences
D. A. Moore
Sam Knight
State Highway Department
National Safety Council
Lawrence
Knight
Moore
Kansas
Manhattan
Carlson defends 1949 legislature against waste charges
Gov Frank Carlson, seeking the Republican senatorial nomination, rejected criticism that state funds were wasted by the 1949 legislature. He accused critics of using vague generalities to paint lawmakers as spendthrifts and claimed they imply Topeka officials signed blank checks under a mythical authority.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Frank Carlson
Four Teenagers Held Over Tire Theft In Lawrence
Undersheriff Travis Glass said four boys picked up early yesterday for stealing two tires remain in custody until a parole officer arrives in Lawrence. Two youths initially listed as age three were found to be 16 after Topeka officials reviewed records. The boys are on temporary leave from the Boy's Industrial School in Topeka and will be returned after parole review.
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Travis Glass
Lawrence
Topeka
Held for Questioning O'Rourke Faces Shared Warrants
Terrence Carol O Rourke, 39, of 845 Arkansas street, is held by Undersheriff Travis Glass on bad check charges. He is wanted in Allen and Independence on similar counts, with four protests against him in Lawrence. He may be turned over to Cherryvale authorities, as he was first sought there.
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Terrence Carol O'Rourke
Arkansas Street
Travis Glass
O'Rourke
Lawrence
Cherryvale
Troops Guided by Air Reach U S Lines
U S First Cavalry command post in Korea reports observation planes guided two detachments to U S lines after isolation during the Yongdong withdrawal. One detachment was company size. the smaller included wounded carried by South Koreans. Planes dropped supplies and led routes to safety.
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U. S
Korea
First Cavalry
U.S
Yongdong
Kansas graduate named Wichita assistant city manager
Robert F. Boos, KU graduate with a master of public administration, has been appointed assistant to the Wichita city manager. Boos came to Wichita for a two year KU internship and stayed on in the finance department after. His promotion fills the vacancy left by Mark Keane's resignation, announced Monday by City Manager Monty Jones.
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Robert F. Boos
University of Kansas
Wichita
Boos
K. U
Mark Keane
Monty Jones
Chicago Man Surrenders After Parole Violation
Chicago resident Robert Joseph Behrendt, 20, surrendered at the sheriff’s office claiming parole violation in Chicago. Undersheriff Travis Glass said he would contact the Chicago parole board to arrange return to authorities. Behrendt is held in the local jail.
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Robert Joseph Behrendt
Chicago
Travis E. Glass
Chicago Parole Board
Glass
Behrendt
Masden's Watch Shop In Downtown Mass 9th Street
Masden's Watch Shop at 12 E 9th Just Off Mass offers fine watch and clock repair services. Save on all repair work with professional service and quick turnaround at this local shop.
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Mass
Playground Circus Promised With Downtown Parade Tomorrow
The Playground Circus will feature acts such as the bearded lady and snake charmers in South Park tomorrow afternoon. Sponsored by the Recreation Commission, events run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a police escorted parade at 2 20 p.m. from South Park down Massachusetts Street to Ninth Street and back.
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South Park
The
Recreation Commission
Massachusetts Street
Ninth Street
Market News From Ta Tuy Stocks Rally and Trade Mixed
AP market notes report stock fluctuations with gains in some issues and declines in others. Wheat, corn, and butterfat prices appear alongside livestock receipts and Kansas City market activity with cattle hogs and sheep showing varying movements.
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Kansas City
Livesta Eceipte
USDA
Adgenaey
Livestock Ciiee
Wall Street Gains After Mixed Rallies
In New York on July 26 the stock market rose on stronger showings from steel, air, chemical and radio TV issues. Auto stocks lagged. Prices opened lower, found a bottom, then advanced briefly led by television makers with most gains near $1 per share. Volume ran about 2.6 million shares as rumors swirled but proved unfounded.
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Wall Street
New York
TV Ixanes
Lawrence Kansas Stocks and Peace Move Mentions 1950
A 1950 Lawrence Kansas snippet records July 24 as a date with scattered mentions of a peace move and various corporations. It references U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Conrail Boeing Delta and unions alongside rail and electric interests. The fragmented item also lists several stock names including Du Pont Montgomery Ward General Motors and Paramount related firms.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Co Maize
Kaffir
U. 5. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Crucible Steel
Boeing Aircraft
Con
Binon
Vultee
Admiral Corp
Radio Corp. Chemical
du Pont
Pennsylvenia
Chase,peake
Obie
Union Pacific
Texas
United Air Lines
Neval Electric
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Caterpillar ‘Tractor
Westinghorse Electric
Ephone
Santa Jolena-Stanville
U's
New York
Aitfines
Lawrence travel service offers world air reservations
Lawrence travel service can make air reservations on all lines to any world point, issue tickets, and deliver to office or home day or night. Call 3661.10151, Mass. Lawrence, Kan.
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Lawrence
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Phyllis Fults
Harling
Masden’s
Watch Shop
Edward F. Ann
Republican
KGNO
Dodge City
KTSW
KSAL
Garden City
KYGB
Great Bend
KWBW
Hutchinson
Salina
KTOP
WIBW
Kiay
KAKE
Kans
KFH
KOAM
Phone
Sca
Lawrence Business College
Farmers Insurance Group
Alerc
Prompt Claims Service
Fred A. Bremer
West Sth St
Kannae Gity Livestock
Medum
Prairie
Kansas City Gann
N. Oates
Simmons
Unusu
Sdec LY
Downs Travel Service
Lawrence, Kan
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