Receiving home proposal outlined in Kansas plan
The state juvenile committee announces a proposed reception home for children in Kansas City and Lawrence as part of broader reforms. Recommendations include strengthened juvenile court laws, accelerated placement and supervision, improved adoptions, removal of legitimacy designations, and expanded protections for dependent and handicapped children.
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Mopeka
Frank Catlon
Lewielatice
Estion
Atate
Alehinen
Lawrence
Etmisadion
Maehers
Allen
Kou
Kansas City
Cma
Rhenen
Presntins
Ellen Tay Hee
Ecvil Welfare
Plate
Lawrence Topeka church visit draws youth group crowd
A busload of between 0 and 00 young people attending the summer assembly of the evangelical United Brethren church in Topeka is due in Lawrence tomorrow afternoon to tour the new church edifice at Fifteenth and Massachusetts. The assembly plans a short chapel service during the visit as workers finish decorating the station. A weather note records a 92 degree high after a cool 50 degree low earlier, with a light sprinkle beginning at 2:30.
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Eangelical United Brethren Charch
Topeka
Lawrence
Fifteenth
Sind Marsacusetts Creete
Forch
Demobilization Pause Hints Cold War Tension
London July 29 The British government debates a halt in demobilization amid East West tensions with Russia. Ernest Bevin says a decision may come in days and current maneuvers could influence prospects of ending the cold war. Berlin sees the blocade intensify as Russians act firmly.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Russia
West
House of
Britain
Berlin
Student Dies Overhead Park Overland Park Man
Robert C. Cox a 20 year old University of Kansas student and Overland Park resident died Tuesday night at St Josephs hospital Kansas City after illness at a house repair job in Kansas City Missouri An autopsy found a cerebral hemorrhage Cox an Army veteran who served in Korea would have been Sophomore at KU this fall Funeral services will be held Monday at the Overland Park Presbyterian church with burial in Antioch Cemetery near Overland Park
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Robert C. Cox
University of Kan
Overland Park
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kansas City
Cox
Korea
Pearl
Railroads Returned to Carriers After Army Operation
The court ruled the Norris Lagardia act does not apply to federal employees. The army operated the mines in 1946 and Took over railroads on May 10 to keep trains running. now roads are back with carriers. Unions seek higher court review of the decision.
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Waelligdon
Tity
Carddshoraugh
Ates
Seth Wailer
Peters
Arden
Cuniens
Culborough
Norras
C W Head to Retire From Sunflower Ordnance Works
Ernos F Thoenges, manager of Sunflower Ordnance Works, will retire August 1, after a career starting at Hercules Powder Co. in 1915. A native of San Francisco, he held key posts at multiple Hercules plants before leading the Sunflower plant during World War II and aiding the wartime ordnance program. He plans to settle near his hometown.
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F. Thoenges
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Hercules Powder Company
Thoenges
Hercules
San Francisco
University of California
Chemical Laboratory
Calacuplant
Nexr
Hercules Explosives
Carthage
Jaccne
Utah
Jefferson
Iscpeming
Mich
Emporium
Thepages
Com Snr Eehibe Products
Atmarlin
Nia
Wah
Thoemres
Withington
Del
Chemcal
Missouri Ordnance Workers
Sunflower Ordnance Work
United States
Hargest
Andiance
Cordition Men
Autora
Township election boards listed across several townships
The document lists election boards for Clinton, Dora, Grant, Kanwaks, Lecomp ton, Marion, Palmyra, Vinland, Wy fire, Willow Springs, and East Precincts. Each board shows five members per group, with the first three as judges and the last two as clerks, naming numerous individuals across precincts.
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Clinton Townerip
W. M. Johnson
Melile Kay W. Curse
Millie Mckinney
Emma Xbeder
W. OH. Flartan
Tannard No Heh
Tor Brith
Mires M.C. Plory
Ate Mary Dleinr
Dora Township
Keneron
Vaulting
Cory
Veter Hixtrivete
Fred Yer
Minnie B
Varia Poreyene
Allie Mibued
Bis
Worth
Bear Merynand
Grant
Dury VauNeath
McGee
Ant
Catan
Lawrence Fennherd
Pernt
Kanwaks
Nid Wiatt
Ftowe
Lecompton Township
Letomaton
Wilton
Tanita Trier
Street Widening Project Will Be Completed Soon
City Engineer J. C. Harwer announced the Hampshire street widening near 800 and 900 blocks should reopen to traffic before week’s end as the last pavement slab was laid. Water service work delays opening in the 800 block push completion to next week while new sidewalks and terracing proceed along the 900 block.
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Wohtenk
Hampshire
J. C. Harwer
New Hampshire
Bern
Harper
Schoeppel Slams Demo Foreign Policy in Speech
Former Kansas Gov. Andrew F. Schoeppel, seeking the Republican nomination for U.S. senator, argued for bi partisan foreign policy in a radio remarks. He criticized wartime and postwar Democratic actions, saying leaders surrendered the nation’s advantageous position for security.
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Wichita
Ken
Andrew F. Schoeppel
U. S
Housing Shortage Strains Students and Fraternity Rooms
Demand for living quarters rises as rush week ends with many students seeking rooms. Mrs Nash notes scarce single rooms and predicts a need for many vacancies by September 15. Officials report no units available, about 400 applications from students, and recent vacancies filled from February applicants, with new inquiries from Olathe and Leavenworth personnel.
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Altho
Nash
Unts
Olathe
Leavenworth
Students in Concert at KU Outdoor Theatre
The Midwestern Music Camp band and orchestra present a Pops concert at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the University of Kansas outdoor theater. Hassell J. Wiley heads the band and Gerald M. Carney conducts the orchestra with guest director Thor Johnson of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Selections include Romber Kern Frimt and Anderson plus Marde Gras Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Am erican Salute. The band performs Indian Love Call Ole Man River and a Folk Song Suite.
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University of Kansas
Romber
Kern
Plano recital features student performances and pro notes
Plan recital at Liberty High School highlights junior Marthe Heck with piano works by Bach and Chopin. ensemble pieces include Barber Allegro and Appassionati selections. Raymond Stuhl and Alberta Stehl perform with domains in classical pieces while a sports note mentions the New York Giants and a five run first inning.
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Marthe Heck
Liberty Apger High
Alversity
Enrich
Raymond Stuhl
Masachusetts
Furve
Bachude
Ferne
Largo Appassioni woSin
Bieurecher
Iam
New York Giants
Gienteen
Cincinnati
Dave Konic
Walker
Todaci
Hagaman Opposes Compulsory Reorganization Plan
Hagaman says there will be no reorganization legislation. He told Republican veterans that members of the legislative council share his view and that a simple equitable formula is needed to cut red tape in state aid programs. He urged a fair, plain table of income and property taxes and warned against burdens on welfare and the elderly.
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Hiawatha
Frank J. Hagaman
Hagaman
Legislative Council
Hageman
Alsa
Hueman
Asaednina Online
Gypsy Royalty Crowned At South Park Parade
A Gypsy Day parade from South Park to Massachusetta Street crowned a king and queen among local youth. Ronald Kunkle and Jean Pifer led the royal court with attendants Charles Cornwell and Sharon Zimmerman. Judges included Mrs. Thorne and City Police Patrolman Foster. Crowning followed a morning gathering of colorful costumes and festive Gypsy songs and dances.
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PTH
Pummer Phave
South Park
Massachusetta Street
Ninth Street
Choren An King
Anyi
Ronald Kunkle
Att
Dwight Kunkle
Perry Street
Woodlawn Playground
Jean Pifer
Ray Pifer
Lincoln Street
Charles Cornwell
Albore Cornwell
Tennesnee Street
Sharon Zimmerman
R. G. Zimmerman
Vermont Street
Cordley Playground
King
Ranyi
Henry F. Thorne
Anna Terry
Muriel Hosenbaum
Nter Foster
Misa Roberta Johnson
Larry Sneegas
Kiwanis Visit Showcases Western Scenery and Volcano View
Kiwanis club members enjoyed a cool day at Eldridge hotel luncheon then viewed colored scenery. Walter SchvewekK led a running commentary describing a western tour with national parks and notable spots. A volcano display hinted at why northeastern New Mexico ash influenced Kansas deposits.
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Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Walter Schvewekk
U. Gevlogi
New Mexico
Kans
Memorial Hospital Admits List of New Patients
A long hospital admission list records multiple new patients including Vangie Whitaker Norma Jean Dolan Elizabeth Willer Florence Stephenson Elderburg Marie Beers Parsons George Washington and baby Chester Lapiewski and baby Rashel Bush Ernest Winders and Sunflower George Ganz Williams town and the Neills with a son and Elgar Smith with a daughter yesterday.
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Vangie Whitaker
Vermount Street
Norma Jean Dolan
Ohio Street
Elizabeth Willer
West Fourth Street
Florence Stephenson
University Drive
Elderburg
Ilinois Street
Marie Beers
Eudora
Parsons
George Washington
Baby
Haskell
Chester
Laniewski
Tennessee Street
Rashel Bush
Oread Avenue
Ernest Winders
Sunflower
George Ganz
Williamstown
Deaths and Funerals John U Alyee Ungermane 63
John U Alyee Ungermane 63 oforeks, father of Siete' Sraals Dane Smith of Lecompton, born in Ce Denmark, came to the United States early, lived in Marshall county, Topeka past 25 years, employed at the supply with survivors including his wife Nellie, four sons, sisters and a son, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren, and a sister.
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John Ualyee Ungermane
Oreks
Siete’ Sraals Dane Smith
Lecompton
Denmark
United States
Marshall County
Nellie Ungerthan
Sthee
Fragmented OCR Loot Marmres and Market Notes
A garbled OCR page fragment from New York dated July 29 includes scattered notes on tobacco, cornbased feeds, livestock markets, and local trade terms. It mentions New York stock items, farm markets, and veterinary tokens with many unreadable lines, interspersed with brief price cues and commodity references.
Douglas County 48 Assessment Schedules Approved
The state Tax Commission approved all Douglas County personal property assessment schedules. One of two board of equalization appeals was denied, the other taken under advisement. Valuation changes confined to a possible 1800 dollar shift in the under advisement case. E Johnson, board chair, and Mrs. LeSuer attended the hearing before the state commission.
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Douglas County
Tifred LeSner
Douglas County Board of Equalization
LeSuer
E. Johnson
Open Bible School Opens at Sunnyside
Vacation Bible School opened yesterday at the Sunnyside school house under Rev. Thomas Grassman of Cen tropolis assisted by Mrs. Skeet teacher. Classes run 2 to 4 pm six days a week with revival services each evening and an ice cream social slated for Friday evening.
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Open Bible School
Sunnyside
Thomas Grassman
Centropolis
Julia
Skeet
Fragmented Rural Market Notes Echo Agricultural Trade
A garbled OCR style passage mentions cattle calves hogs sheep and grain with scattered references to markets in Kansas City and Illinois. several personal names appear among stray terms, suggesting a collage of market listings and a memorial note interwoven with farm trade chatter. The text ends with a heartfelt obituary fragment for Galen Day, chronicling family grief and memorial thoughts.
Wal Street Market News From A Dodgy OCR Note
A garbled OCR fragment reports on the New York stock market with references to traders and prices. It mentions low activity and shifting values, noting a period of decline and drift as observers react to uncertain conditions. The text is incomplete but centers on market movement in Wal Street.
Market Attention Shifts Amid Turbulent Trading
The report notes a dramatic diversion of trader attention from the market as Washington developments unfold. Ongoing tensions between Moscow and tobacco stocks influence shares. notable names include Pacific, General joter and Papansonii amid broader sector shifts.
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Washington
Moscow
Tobacco Stecks
Pe Agareis
Fe Unies Pacific
Jotere
Papansonii
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Memorial Hospital
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Ethan A. Smith
L. F. Crofton
Les E. Morgan
Douglas and Jefferson
Melvin Miller
Duglas County
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Rotary Club
Board of Supervisors
Douglas County Soil Conservation District
Jayhawk
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Baldwin School District No. 17
Ottawa Production Credit
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Tawa Production Credit Association
Gers
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Aavertionmant Guld
Perdenal Friends of
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