Primary elections loom in Missouri Kansas and more
The Arraniced Press reports Truman and Landon face Tuesday primaries in Missouri and Kansas with key battles shaping party control. Alliances with Emery M. Allison and Willard Mayberry frame Democratic and Republican contests while Governor Carlson and Senator Darby vie for party machinery influence. Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and Virginia races also shape Reuters-style political map with incumbents and former officials seeking nominations.
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Arraniced
Truman
M. Landon
Missouri
Kansas
Emery M. Allison
Donnell
Landon
Willard Mayberry
Govenor
Frank Carlton
Harry Darby
Edward F. Arn
Darby
London
Ande
Carlson
Overnor
West Virginia
Tennessee
Pika House
Ben. Carroll Reece
Reece
Dayton E. Phillips
Phillips
Kentucky
Earle Clements
Glenn Ratcher
Senator Withers
Ron
Charles I. Dawson
United Mine Workers Pensioned
Charles E. Whittle
Formeer Public Service Commission
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals Listed Patients
A long column lists admissions at Memorial Hospital including Misa Catherine Madl, Alice Sears, George Hunsinger, Dorothy Connor, Carrie Beers, Misa Ethel Bowles, Lida Wilson, Ther Evans, Florence Quinlan, Edna Rogers, Barney Jaynor, Blanche Gill, Sack Lee Oliver, Doris Biller, Gladys Nes, and others with various addresses. Dismissals include baby boys and girls from multiple towns and families such as Robert Wilson, Esther Chapman, Nancy Bennington, Louise Minton, Dorothy Ginton, Anhabel McQuay, Phyllis Houk, Dorothy Connor, Margaret Olson, Jen Lannon, Dolores Henndthy lay, Jameson, Vivian Qphahen, Hattie Beurman, Harri a messgatte, Dorothy Kerns, Jack Lee Oliver, Myrene Benteman, and more. Birth reports note newborns to Glenn Walker, Keith Kelson, Galen Miller, Guy Church, and Arnold Witt. Stephen Robb treated for an arm injury.
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Misa Catherine Madl
Louisina Street
Alice Sears
Indiana Street
George Hunsinger
Dorothy Connor
Tonganoxie
Carrie Beers
Haskell Avenue
Misa Ethel Bowles
Baldwin
Lida S. Wilson
Ther Evans
Winona Avenues
Florence Quinlan
Linwood
Edna Rogers
Barney Jaynor
Elm Street
Blanche Gill
Stratford Road
Sack Lee Oliver
Eudora
Doris Biller
Connecticut Street
Gladys Nes
Thomas
Robert Wilson
West Sixth Street
Esther Chapman
McLouth
Nancy Lee Bennington
Overland Park
Louise Minton
Rhode Island Street
Dorothy Ginton
Mississippi Street
Anhabel McQcay
Topeka
Phyllis Houk
Ute 1
Aganoxie
Margaret Olson
East Eleventh
Jen Lannon
Maiden Larne
Dolores Henndthy Lay
Barker Avenue
Mississippi
Jameson
Vivian Qphahen
Hattie Beurman
Harri A Messgatte
Michigan Street
Ates
Dorothy Kerns
Massachusetts
Ralph Well
Jack Lee Oliver
Myrene Benteman
Sixteenth
Lawrence News and Movie Ad Note Big Gas Poster Parade
The Lawrence staff reports 42 job placements last week with openings for sales, stenography, bookkeeper and clerk posts. A dramatic parade of 12 or more loaded trucks displayed bright red “Poison Gas” posters through the business district at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, while Granada offers Western The Gunfighter featuring Gregory Peck noted for action and suspense. Postmaster Williams confirms U S mail changes for Korea with APO mail handling continuing via service branches. Kaw river at Bowersock dam sits around eleven feet, and South Park wading pool reopens 2 to 4:30 for small children after raininess days.
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Massachusetts Street
Kansas restaurant management school opens at KU
The third annual restaurant management school sponsored by the Kansas Restaurant Association and University Extension begins tomorrow on the KU campus. Nearly 40 operators from across Kansas attended last year. Instructors include Waren N. Lesh CPA of Lawrence and Osborne Price of the Oklahoma Restaurant Association. Demonstrators and staff from equipment and food firms will lead sessions. Most sessions are at the University with dinners planned at Eldridge Hotel and Hearth Tea Room.
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Kansas Restaurant Association, Inc
K. U
Kansas
Waren N. Lesh
Lawrence
Obrey Price
Oklahoma Restaurant Association
Oklahoma City
Oda
University
Crystal Room
Eldridge Hotel
Hearth
Kansas Amvets Elect Wichita Commander
Earl Graves of Wichita is the new commander of the Kansas AmVets. Officers were installed at its convention here yesterday with Howard E. Hamilton reelected chieftain and survivor of a plane crash near here Saturday. Other officers include Mark Talbott Sunflower first vice commander William H. Davis Kansas City second vice commander Dr Forrest Turney Emporia third vice commander Robert Jokisch Topeka finance officer Robert Parsons Garden City jr dee rel vocate Tom Givens Junction City national executive committee.
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Junction City
Kan
Earl Graves
Wichita
Kansas AmVets
Howard E. Hamilton
Chaptain
Salvation Army
Mark Talbott
Sunflower
William H. Davis
Kansas City
Dr. Forrest
Turney
Emporia
Third View
Robert Jokisch
Topeka
Robert Parsons
Garden City
Jrdee Relvocate
Tom Givens
Junctions City
Gault and Ashley Defeat Becker and Dennis in Exhibition Golf
Marian Gault of Kansas City and Dick Ashley of Chanute defeated Tillie Becker of Topeka and Dave Dennis of Independence in a nine hole exhibition match in Chanute Kansas. Ashley shot 33, Dennis 35, Mrs Gault 39, Mrs Becker 40.
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Chanute
Kas
Marian Gault
Kansas City
Dick Ashley
Tillie Becker
Topeka
Dave Dennis
Independence Troup
Ashley
Big Seven
University of Kansas
Dennis
Kansas
Misa Gault
Mrs. Becker
Fatal crash near Allen claims teen driver
Emporia Kan July 31 Glenn Dean 17 of Allen Kansas was fatally injured when a car he drove overturned in a ditch Saturday night near Allen Two passengers were slightly injured The highway patrol said a steering mechanism failure likely caused the crash
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Emporia
Kan
Glenn Dean
Allen, Xan
Allen
Highway Patrol
Five to KU faculty Russians keep mum on next UN move
The University of Kansas announces appointments including Dr. William A. Kuchler as associate professor of geography and four full time English instructors David W. Bolton John L. Handy Jr Jack L. Kendall and John Stewart Wheatcroft Bolton arrives from Yale with an MLA degree Handy from Harvard alma mater Kendall from Yale and Wichita native Wheatcroft earned an MA from Rutgers and AB from Bucknell. The piece also notes Security Council activity with Malik taking chairmanship and debates over Korea policy.
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William A. Kuchler
University of Kansas
David W. Bolton
John L. Handy, Jr
Jack L. Kendall
John Stewart Wheatcroft
Kuchter
University of Rochester
N.Y
Bolton
K.A
Yale University
Bowdoin College
Hanay
Harvard University
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Columbia University
Kendall
Wichita
Wheatcroft
Rutgers University
Bucknell College
Brazilian Navy officers learn U. S. methods in Lawrence talk
Lt Luis Fernando da Silva Netto Machado and Lt Decio Simch de Campos arrived in the United States to study shipbuilding for Brazil. In a Rotary meeting in Lawrence they compared Brazil with the U.S., described Brazil’s geography and crops, and explained Brazil’s four climates and music culture. Three new Rotary members were introduced.
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Brazil
Luis Fernando da Silva Netto Machado
Lawrence Rotary B
Machado
United States
Decio Simch de Campos
Lawrence
Campos
K.U
Navy Department
South America
T. DeWitt Carr
K. UL Engineering School
Rotarians
Lawrence Rotary Club
Neal Wherry
Liberty Memorial High School
John
Earthquake Damage Figures in Calipatria Top $150000
Calipatria California July 31 earthquake damage in the downtown area of about 2000 residents is tentatively estimated at more than 150000 by City Engineer Richard Congrave. Main street storefronts show cracked façades while brick chimneys topple and windows shatter. No injuries reported as crews inspect severely affected structures.
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Calipatria
Calif
Richard Congrave
Main Street
Imperial Valley
Westmoreland
STEP UP A-BOMBS WORK CONTINUED ON ALL FORMS
A report notes that work on multiple weapons including the H-bomb continues. Radiological ambulances emit rays that could contaminate targets and force survivors to flee. AEC conference cites a commission scientist stating such materials are possible but perhaps not practical now.
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AEC
Commission
Brannan farm plan fades as election shifts aim
Washington July 31 The Brannan farm plan seems to fade as a major political issue amid the Korean war. Sen Hickenlooper R Iowa critic says the plan died in the Democratic primary in Iowa when Albert J Loveland, former under secretary of agriculture and ally of the plan, won the nomination with less than a majority. He plans to continue attacks on Brannan’s proposal for production subsidies to farmers who market perishables for what they can get.
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Washington
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Towa
Albert J. Loveland
Loveland
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Fermera
Move Against Bridges In San Francisco Bail Revocation
The government filed motions to revoke the 325000 bail of Harry Bridges and seek his imprisonment. Federal Judge George B. Harris will hear the arguments Wednesday regarding Bridges, head of the CIO Longshoremen Union, who was convicted last spring of perjury for denying he was a communist in his 1945 citizenship hearing. He had opposed union locals backing the US and UN during the Korean War.
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San Francisco
Harry Bridges
George B. Harris
Bridges
C.I.0
Longshoreman's Union
United States
United Nations
Deaths and Funerals in Baldwin and Tulsa
Mrs. Bertie Watson and daughter Patty report the death of their mother and grandmother Mrs. Hattie Williams in Tulsa Oklahoma on Saturday. Funeral arrangements are to be held in Stroud. Mrs. Rosalie Belle Frye aged 70 of Baldwin died Saturday afternoon at county convalescent hospital. Services were in Ives chapel church with Rev. Wills Warmer, burial at Oakwood cemetery Baldwin. Mrs Jed was a lifelong Baldwin resident and Baldwin High School graduate of 1900. Survivors include husband George R. Frye of the home, son Maurice Frye Baldwin, and two daughters Mrs Major Dangerfield Topeka.
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Bertie Watson
Patty
Connecticut Street
Hattie Williams
Tulsa
Oklo
Stroud
Rosalie Belle Frye
Baldwin
Ed County Convalescent Hospital
Ives Chapel
Wills Warmer
Oakwood
Jed
Baldwin High School
George R. Frye
Maurice Frye
Major Danger[field
Topeks
Darby backs Carlson Arn in Kansas primary race
Senator Darby of Kansas openly supports Gov. Carlson and Edward Arn in the upcoming primary. He says Carlson, an ex service man, will be a great United States senator and stresses the need for leaders with character during international crisis. Darby also endorses Arn for governor, citing his World War II service and prior roles as Kansas attorney general and state supreme court justice.
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Kansas City
Kan
Darby
R.-Kan
Frank Carlson
Edward F. Arn
Kansas
Carlson
United States Senate
United States
Thy
W. Colmery
Topeka
National American Legion
G.O.P
Ed Am
Storm at McPherson destroys three light planes
A violent wind and rain storm swept McPherson County last night destroying three light planes at a private airport two miles north of the city. The hangar on the George Hanson farm was wrecked but other Hanson buildings were spared. In town, three limbo poles broke and several awnings were blown down as 1.52 inches of rain were measured.
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McPherson
Kan
GRI
McPherson C County
Here
George Hanson
Hanson Place
KU scholar Dr E Raymond Hall granted sabbatical leave
Dr E Raymond Hall director of the Museum of Natural History at the University of Kansas and zoology chair is granted sabbatical leave for the year starting September 1. Prof A B Leonard becomes action chairman of zoology and Dr Rollin H Baker will direct the museum during Hall's absence. Hall since 1944 plans advanced study with field work but may cancel if younger staff are recalled.
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E. Raymond Hall
Museum of Natural History
University of Kansas
A. B. Leonard
Rollin H. Baker
Hall
K. U
Senate votes to raise Marshall plan funds in 1940s slate
Washington July 31 The Senate approved increasing this year's Marshall plan funds by 58 070 000 bringing Western Europe total to 2 726 761 473 Senator Hayden D Ariz proposed the increase and the measure passed 42 to 29 A vote on the full bill was still ahead Earlier the Senate rejected 59 to 12 an effort by Senator Kemn to impose a 718 691 473 ceiling on the bill
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Washington
Senate
Western
Europe
Hayden
D Ariz
Kemn
R.-Mo
General's Mother Dies in Glascow Missouri
Mrs Bettie Vaughan aged 87 mother of Maj Gen Harry S Vaughan died today in Glascow Missouri after a fall last May broke her hip and left her bedridden. General Vaughan is President Trumans military aide.
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Glascow
Bettie Vaughan
Harry S. Vaughan
General Vaughan
President Truman
Market News Yen Tale AP Rock and Livestock Prices
Market notes from Kansas City and AM reporting mixed prices in cattle calves and hogs. Livestock receipts forecast higher tomorrow with calves steady to higher and cows and bulls showing strength. market activity uneven with some classes up to 6-8 dollars.
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Kanese City
Kansas
Etka
Orn
Ben Turkeys
Tom Peere
Coun
Daxen
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ventere
Voters Told to Vote Tomorrow in Kansas Primary Races
Campaigns in Dowglaa county and across Kansas drive high voter interest in Republican primaries for governor and U. S. Senate. Democrats also contest governor and senator races. Douglas County turnout seen near 4,000 with state totals around 300,000. Lawrence reports 11,120 registered. Partial returns available after 8 p.m. via Journal-World telephones.
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Ann-Mayberry
U. S. Senate
Dowglaa County
Kansas
Douglas County
Atate
Lawrence
Journel-World
Children Fairly Good Polio Patients at Kansas City Center
Conditions of Jerry Lathrom and Donna McClanahan, polio patients at University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, described as fairly good today. Donna Moriss of Lecompton and Lathrom family from Route 3 are named. Ann Coover, wife of Charles R. Coover, KA student, described as very poor and in an iron lung since Sunday admission.
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Jerry Lathrom
Donna McClanahan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Very
Witew Lathrom
Donna
H. W. McClanahan
Lecompton
A. R. Morriss
Eudora
Ann Coover
Charles
R. Coover
K.A
Market Summary and Financial Notices From Chicago and New York
The report packs futures quotes for wheat corn and oats with varied prices and movement, plus stock market notes from New York showing a cautious recovery led by aircraft and defense related shares. It also records a dividend declaration at Standard Oil of New Jersey and a brief list of thanks notices from local readers.
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New York
Nat ‘Adiatea
T Ter
Eesti Hana
Beth Se Soronv
Ind
Woolworth
Wall Streat
Teday
U. S
Geina
U. S. Steel
Hethlehem Steel
General Motors
Admiral Corp
Emerson Radio
Radio Corp
American Woolen
Consolidated Natural
Youngstown Sheer
Capasmaares Edison
American Smelting
Philip Morris
Southern Pa- Pi Gut Ol
Paramount Picture
Coca-Cola International
Five Cent Coffee at Ernie's Blue Mill
Ernie Pulliam invites Lawrence customers to Ernie's Blue Mill promising the same good cup of coffee for five cents and affordable meals. The business pledges honesty, fair pricing, and courteous service in the community.
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Lawrence
Ernie's
Blue Mill
Ernie Pulliam
Modern plumbers as miracle workers in daily life
A nostalgic ode praises plumbers for quick emergency response like doctors or plumbers. It extols their role in hot and cold water systems and building projects, calling them both tradesmen and engineers. It also lists a local band of plumbers by name and lauds their competence and cheerfulness.
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Renca Plumbera
Brune
Christenson
Ed Okamoto
Guntert
Kennedy
Lee Raymond
Norris Bros
Olson
Rose
Wenatergren
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