Mayberry and Arn Clash In Republication Governor Race
Emporia Kansas July 28 Willard Cberry faces criticism from Mayberry as he campaigns for the Republican gubernatorial nomination Arn accuses Mayberry of bias and ignorance alleging lack of preparation and contempt for GOP voters Arn defends his candidacy as independent from insider influence and likens Mayberry to Alf Landon era manipulation The exchange centers on campaign strategy and party leadership dynamics
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iEmporia
Kan
Willard Cberry
Mayberry
Arn
Eso
Supreme Court
Alf Landon
Charlie Petering
G.O.P
Law school dean and Adele Bernero wed precede Cuba honeymoon
Major Carl Slouch of the KU law faculty and Adele Bernero of St Marys Kan were married in St Marys and nearly missed a Kansas City bound honeymoon plane. They paused in Lawrence to see his mother, were greeted by Dean F J Moreau and students, then boarded the flight at 8 PM after a brief delay. Highway closures in western Kansas due to water conditions urged check before travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Slouch
K. U. Law School
Adele Bernero
St. Marys
Kan
Cuba
St. Mary’s
Kansas City
Lawrence
F. J. Moreau
Legion Speaks On Alleged Political Rally In Public
The American Legion announces it is not political and cautions that reports of alleged “legal support” actions are circulating. National and state posts urge members to avoid political interpretations while addressing the issue in a nonpartisan manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Legion
Ican Legion National Ty
Market News From New York and Kansas City Livestock Prices
Market notes reflect New York trading with mixed grain prices and hedging activity. Wheat and corn show uneven directions while oats ease. hogs rise sharply, cattle and sheep mixed amid thin Friday receipts. Kansas City reports cattle steady to higher, hogs up to 25, and sheep steady. cash grain mostly lower with tentative bids on wheat and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New
General Motors
Kansas City
USDA
Jeong
Hay Market Report and Wall Street Summary
In Kansas City July 28, hay receipts show a steady to firm tone on sound alfalfa with prairie steady and no sales reported. The Day in Wall Street notes a sparkling advance in General Motors stock driven by the June quarter report, highlighting the strongest profits in U. S. corporate history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas City
Hay
Prairie
Wall Street
New York
General Motors
Handle U. S. Military Needs in Petroleum Field
Washington July 28 The National Petroleum council appointed a committee on military and government petroleum requirements at the request of Secretary of the Interior Chapman. The defense chief has discussed emergencies for some petroleum products especially aviation gasoline with the department. Brewster Jennings of Socony Vacuum Oil Co is chairman of the new committee.
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Washington
National Petroleum Council
Council
Walter S. Grilanan
Interior
Chapman
Defense Cleem
Bs Department
Brewster Jennings
Socony- Vacuum Oil Co., Inc
New York City
George Purdue to Attend Eagles Convention in Minneapolis
George Purdue of Lawrence will represent his aerie at the Grand Aerie convention in Minneapolis August 10 to 13. The 62nd annual meeting expects about 100 delegates, all past presidents of their aerie. Speakers include Governor Luther Youngdahl and Hubert H. Humphrey.
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George Purdue
Lawrence
Minneapolis
Mount Oread
Aerie
Gles
Inn
Krum
Luther Youngdahl
Minnesota
Daniel Poling
Star of the Christian Herald
Nator Hubert H. Humphries
Ofinnesota
Tommy Gibbons
Paul
Eagles
K U Student Hazlett Named Chemistry Teacher at Ambrose College
Robert N Hazlett of Sterling has been notified of his appointment as instructor in chemistry at St An Wose College in Davenport Iowa. Hazlett, a University of Kansas PhD candidate, did undergraduate work at Sterling and majors in chemistry with a biochemistry minor. He held a KU research fellowship and is a member of Phi Lambda Upsilon Xi and the American Chemical Society.
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Robert N. Hazlett
Sterling
University of Kansas
St. An Wose College
Davenport
Hazlett
Sterling College
K. U
Phi Lambda Wasilon
Honorary Chemical Society
A Xi
Soety
American Chemical Society
Permanent residency bill aids Korean doctor in Kansas
The Senate approved a bill to grant permanent residence to Dr. In Sung Kwak of Norton Kansas after he entered as a temporary visitor to study tuberculosis. The judiciary committee noted his work at Norton State Sanatorium and his subsequent staff position. James G. Jones of Lawrence pleaded guilty in federal court to forging a $356.40 U S Treasury check. Judge Ridge scheduled pre sentence investigations.
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Washington
Senate
House
In Sung Kwak
Norton
Shoeppel
R.kan
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lones City
James G. Jones
Lawrence
Kan
Eouort
U. S.treasury
Albert A. Ridge
Local Births and Residents Listed in Kansas Notices
A Memorial Hospital listing shows Mary Ince and Eva Dean residents, with multiple Kansas City and Overbrook names including Mary McBeth, Vernita Rash, Erwin Davis, Robert Wilson, Jean Coffman, Opal Kalb, Hazel Vogler, Helen White, and Schulmeyer. The notice notes a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Norman Einstein and other local residents noted at addresses on Vermont, Mississippi, and North Wheat streets among 1729 Vermont and 729 Vermont locations.
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Mary Ince
Vermonts
Eva Dean
Baldwin
Imace. Smith
Lecompton
Mary McBeth
Mississiptreet
Vernita Rash
Erwin Davis
Kansas City
Wer
Robert Wilson
West Math Street
Guy Street
Kenuaky Street
Willian Hryan
North Wi Street
Opal Kalb
Baldud
Hazel Vogler
Tenwere
Helen White
Vermont Street
Ret Schulmeyer
S. Jaf Gravitt
Mississippi Street
Reserve Fliers to Reach San Diego This Afternoon
San Diego Calif July 28 Naval reserve fliers called to active duty at Chicago Kansas City and Dallas are scheduled to arrive at the San Diego Naval Air Station this afternoon by transport plane Under security regulations the number of reservists being sent here for active duty was not announced About the same time the first of several hundred fighter planes and bombers the navy is withdrawing from mothballs at the Litchfield Park air facility near Phoenix will begin landing at the naval air station where reservists will take them over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
R— Naval Reserve
Chicago
Kansas City
Dallas
San Diego Naval Air Station
Navy
Litchfield Nork Air Facility
Phoenix
Naval Air Station
Secret Pact on Defense Production in West Europe
London July 28 deputies announced agreement tonight on steps to step up defense production in western Europe. The council of deputies noted military efforts by treaty countries and unanimously approved recommendations to accelerate defense production. They will resume work Tuesday to consult with their governments.
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London
Europe
Council of Deputies
Bids Opened for Larned Hospital Additions
Topeka announces bids will be received August 22 for a new building at Larned state hospital as the final project of a 1949 program. The triangular structure encloses two outdoor courts and will house 132 male and 132 female patients with kitchen and dining facilities. An appropriation of Rend. 000 is available for the project. Dairy and food processing buildings are complete. administration auditorium and tuberculosis buildings are under construction.
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Topeka
URA
Larn State Hospital
Larned Institution
Charles Marshall
Salvation Army official Ezra Coons dies in Kansas
Ezra C. Coons 62 a Kansas Salvation Army state representative and Pratt resident collapsed from a heart seizure in a store in Arkansas City and died en route to a hospital after a Miami to Pratt trip. He was visiting locally when the incident occurred.
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Popular Bluff
CPI
Ezra C. Coons
Kansas
Salvation Army
Pratt
Coons
Miami
Fla
Found Dead At Home In Bas ement on North Third Street
Mrs Anna Fearing age 48 was found dead in the basement of her 633 North Third Street home about 1 30 PM from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the left cheek. A 22 caliber automatic pistol lay beside her with an empty cartridge in the chamber. The body was discovered by Mrs Eli Jones who informed police. Ill health and recent discharge from Lawrence Memorial Hospital noted. Wife of Sherman Fearing. Body taken to Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Anna Fearing
North Third Street
Leo Redding
Eli Jones
Fearing
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sherman Fearing
Rumsey Funeral Home
Irrigation District Special Election Near Gaylord
Pi ballots prepared for August 8 special election to name three Kirwin irrigation district No 1 directors. Osborne Phillips Smith county landowners over 11 000 acres along the Solomon river may vote. Three candidates: G W Caldwell Harlan Floyd Freeborn Gaylord and Perry L Sweat Cedar. Voting at a farm location about two miles southwest of Gaylord.
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Topeka
Secretary of State
Kirwin
Osborne-Phillips-Smith County
Solomon River
G. W. Caldwell
Harlan
Floyd Freeborn
Gaylord
Perry L. Sweat
Cedar
Speeding charge after wreck east of Tonganoxie
Donald Frederick Sole of Kansas City Missouri faces speeding charges after a collision on Highway 2440 a mile east of Tonganoxie this morning. No injuries were reported. Sole’s 1950 Ford caused about 200 dollars damage to his car and 25 dollars to Guy Forrest Gillespie’s 1948 Nash from Boron California. Highway Patrolman Burris Millican filed the report.
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Tonganoxie
Donald Frederick Sole
Kansas City
Tranganoxie
Guy Forrest Gillespie
Boron
Calif
Gillespie
Sole
Burris Millican
Inter-Faith awards granted to KU students
Benjaminov, a pre medical junior from Israel, and Dale W. Fields, a senior in journalism from McPherson, receive two William Allen White Inter Faith awards of 150 each for the coming year. Awards funded by the Bnai B rith Hillel foundation honor their religious activities and inter faith contributions. Benjaminov emigrated from Bulgaria to Palestine during World War II and is a Hillel foundation adviser. Fields led the Roger Williams foundation Baptist student group and chaired the campus CARE campaign, with Y M C A activity as well.
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William Allen White
University of Kansas
Edwin F. Price
Wesley Foundation
B’nai B'rith Hillel Foundation
Benjamin Benjaminov
Israel
Dale W. Fields
McPherson
Benjaminov
Bulgaris
Palestine
K. U
Hillel Foundation
Fields
Roger Williams Foundation
Campus Care
Two Boys Break Into Dr Pepper Plant Reserve Cash
Police report two youths aged eight and eleven forced a window at Dr Pepper Bottling Company 815 New Hampshire street last night then opened a cash register. They stole a little over five dollars after breaking off the register bottom.
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Dr. Pepper Bottling Company
New Hampshire Street
Almost Twice as Much Left-Over Storage Grain
Topeka July 28 Kansas held 80,601,000 bushels of old wheat stored on July 1 1950. Mills elevators and other commercial storage accounted for 75,765,000 bushels with farm storage at 4,926,000. Compared figures for July 1 1949 show 47,868,000 bushels then. Feed grains corn oats and barley totaled 8,424,000 bushels now versus 839,000 a year earlier.
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Topeka
U—Kansas
H. L. Collins
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Kansas
Kansas athlete polio patient in St. Joseph hospital
University of Kansas athlete Bob Kline, 21, is hospitalized in St. Joseph with polio. His condition showed some improvement this afternoon after becoming ill last Sunday.
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St. Joseph
Bob Kline
University of Kansas
St. Joseph Hospital
Kline
Memorial Fund Planned for Fred M Harris
Kansans and Kansas State alumni organize a memorial fund in honor of Fred M Harris late chairman of the state board of regents who died at Ottawa July 18. The fund will be established in All Faith chapel on the K State campus with Kenney Ford coordinating efforts.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Fred M. Harris
Kansas Board of Regents
Ottawa
Kenney Ford
K-State Alumni Association
All Faith
Mineral Wealth in Kansas Highlighted by State Geologist
Dr. W H Schoene of the State Geological Survey spoke to the Pleasanton Rotary on Mineral Wealth in Kansas. He will stay in Pleasanton a few days to study coal reserves in the area, focusing on Bourbon and Linn counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Schoene
State Geological Survey
K.U
Pleasanton
In Memoriam for Mary Souders Grant One Year Gone
In loving memory of Mary Souders Grant who died a year ago today. She is sadly missed by her children Katherine Johnson John Souders Leo Souders Ruth Hess Ruby Chance and families.
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Mary Souders Grant
Katherine Johnson
John Souders
Leo Souders
Ruth Hess
Ruby Chance
Polio Patients Reported Fair at KU Medical Center
Two polio victims from Lecompton were described as fairly good today at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Jerry Lathrom, 5, son of Mr and Mrs Wiles Lathrom, and Donna McClanahan, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs H W McClanahan, were admitted as polio patients.
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Jerry Lathrom
Route 3
Donna McClanahan
Lecompton
University of Kansas Medical Center
Jerry
Wiles Lathrom
Donna
H. W. McClanahan
Miss Bette Quigley cites 20 4-H club girls in judging contest
County home demonstration agent Miss Bette Quigley reported that twenty 4-H club girls from southern Douglas County attended the clothing judging contest in Baldwin yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Quigley
Douglas County
Baldwin
Drunken Driving Fines Lead to Jail Time for Mills
Charles Joseph Mills, 46, of 661 North Seventh Street, was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 60 days in jail by Judge Frank R. Gray yesterday afternoon for drunken driving. Norman George Smelser, 88, of Topeka, was fined 15 dollars and costs for being drunk in a public place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Joseph Mills
North Seventh Street
Frank R. Gray
Norman George Smelser
Topeka
Funeral for John Schrader at First Methodist Church
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the First Methodist church for John Schrader, merchandise manager at Weaver's store, who died Wednesday evening of a cerebral hemorrhage. The Rev. Edwin F. Price conducted the service. Pallbearers included honorary members Bob Van Noy, Dolph Simons, Julius Marks, Arthur Weaver, George Melvin, Ernie Pontius, Richard Zimmerman and Charles Radcliffe, with active pallbearers FE L. Anders, Charles Galloway, R. M. Williams, Fred C. Black, Clarence Houk, Ralph Campbell, Douglas Jennings and Wilfred Hunsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
John Schrader
Weaver
Edwin F. Price
Bob van Noy
Dolph Simons
Julius Marks
Arthur Weaver
George Melvin
Ernie Pontius
Richard Zimmerman
Charles Radcliffe
FE. L. Anders
Charles Galloway
R. M. Williams
Fred C. Black
Clarence Houk
Ralph Campbell
Douglas Jennings
Wilfred Hunsinger
Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Judge
Marriage licenses have been issued to Les ter L. Hodson 27 Lawrence and Roberta FE Kelly 19 Oskaloosa Aubry EF Martin 20 Lawrence Velma W. Bryant 17 Eudora LeRoy Reinhard 22 and Marilyn Miller 18 both of Gladbrook Ia.
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Lester L. Hodson
Lawrence
Roberta FE. Kelly
Oskaloosa
Aubry EF. Martin
Velma W. Bryant
Eudora
LeRoy Reinhard
Marilyn Miller
Gladbrook
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Penney
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Te Unieny of Kansas Medical Center
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Overbrook
Norman Einstein
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Arkansas City Restaurant Association
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Okla
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