Test Vote on Rent Controls as Filibuster Beats Records
A Senate test vote on rent controls followed a long session in which Cain launched a one man filibuster lasting six hours and 45 minutes, shouting past 11 a.m. The chamber then wrangled over adjournment and quorum, with Knowland proposing a delay and Lucas moving to adjourn. Democrats clung to predictions that a Senate vote Monday would favor passage, with the House expected to act early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Mon C. Wallgren
National Security Resources Board
Creen
Cain
Robert LaFollette
Wisconsin
Acnatura
Knowland
R.-Calif
Lucas
Onder
Arme Ty Artvat Ibarntes
Senate
House
Local summer programs announced by city recreation and library
Patricia Clem notes pool hours and health checks while inviting children to join the Jayhawk Plunge. Paul Strand begins archery instruction Tuesdays and Fridays at East South Park with enrollment through the recreation office. Summer swimming and life saving classes start June 26 with enrollment due by June 17 for elementary students. Adults may sign up for life saving and evening programs. Woodlawn playground opens Tuesday at 10 with library hours for grades up to eight. Mrs. Lola Howe leads Woodlawn programs with P T A support aiding book purchases. Children may check out or read at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Clem
Health Department
Paul Strand
East South Park
Recreation Office
Jayhawk
Woodlawn Playground
Lola Howe
Woodlawn
Libri One
P.t-A
Lawrence City Library
Ibrary
Cart Hodge
Locust Street
P.T.A
Memorial Hospital Births and Accidents Report
Names of residents from various towns and streets listed as new mothers, infants, or patients. Several births noted, including sons for Clifford Evans and John Halligan, and G. E. Harrison, with emergency room cases for cuts to hands and fingers. A.M. lodge meeting announced for June 12 with officers and visitors welcomed.
Fishermen report rich action at Tonganozie lake dam
Lawrence locals describe anglers seeing bluegill and bass around the dam and overflow valve area. Hundreds of fish gather as big blue catfish eight to twelve pounds surface, creating a lively, dramatic scene for the reopening of fishing at the state lake.
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Tonganozie Lake
Truman's Missouri stop treks through memory and war talk
President Truman, touring Missouri, recalled wartime actions and 11 surviving battery members while noting 53 had died. He rode an ancient coach with four Mack horses and warned that the battle for peace would be long and costly, calling Russian peaceful intents unpersuasive.
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Miny Tx
Truman
France
Missouri
Mr.Truman
University of Missouri
United States
Milk Strike Grips Pittsburgh Area Deliveries
A 3,250 milk and dairy workers strike halts most deliveries to 2.5 million Western Pennsylvanians. Emergency milk for babies and invalids is arranged by Allegheny county Medical Association with striking locals to cover urgent needs. Wages, 40 hour week, commissions and vacation terms are at stake as talks continue without agreement. The contract expired May 1.
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Pittsburgh
Mine on Coal Tender Alarms Pennsylvania Line
Railway officials in Red Bank New Jersey probed how an anti personnel mine from the South Amboy blast area ended up in a coal tender of a crowded 35 passenger train to New York. Fireman Raymond C. Clayton found the device as passengers were kept off the six car train after the South Amboy explosion May 19 killed 41 and injured many. Coal had been loaded hours earlier at South Amboy and army personnel checked supplies. a coal hopper screen would have prevented entry.
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Red Bank
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Amboy
N.J
North Jersey
New York
Raymond C. Clayton
Amon
Forest Fire Strains Newfoundland Town Near Evacuation
In St John’s Newfoundland on June 10 residents of Lew isporte prepared for possible evacuation as a forest fire neared two miles away. Two million gallons of high octane gasoline stored for a field at Gander heightened danger. Wind held back the flames while 200 volunteers battled nine blazes island wide and the steamer Springdale stood by to ferry refugees if needed.
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St. John's Newfoundland
Newfoundland
Lewisporte
Gander
Jase
Springdale
Weiliactine Horse Show Set Near Lawrence Amid Prep
TO SHOW HORSES at Weiliactine and rose oil predicted to rise sharply in youngsters pre five to get out of bed early toe Morrie Garnet groom their mounts for the horse show tomorrow afternoon at the Hosted farm. Almost half the expected hundred persons will show horses, with riders known for show trade. Officials report fly spray keeps insects off and adds shine as the horses parade around the track. Kids rub com and starch into white stockings while white shoe polish makes girth gleam in sun. Parking will be at the Clyde Husted place two miles north of Lawrence on highway 24, a mile west. Mrs. John Brand show secretary said trackmen and Highway patrol will direct traffic and signs will mark parking for those arriving by 1 720 p.m. opening event, the Junior Davadiers, with American Legion food stands. Ribbons, trophies and numbers for exhibitors will be assisted by Mrs. Marjorie Deniel and Miss Virginia Brand. The show is free for exhibitors and spectators. Entries may be made with Mrs. Rand Route 1 umui 4 temur time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrie Garnet
Clyde Husted Place
Lawrence
John Brand
Tare Trakcemen
Pocetel
American Legion
Marjorie Deniel
Virginia Brand
Rand
Umui
Usnt
Crash on takeoff injures three at Tulsa aviation school
A C-47 aircraft crashed into aviation school barracks during takeoff at Tulsa on June 1. Three maintenance workers from the Spartan School of Aeronautics were injured, two critically, as the plane clipped fences and structures at the edge of the runway. Fire was contained quickly and a potential catastrophe was prevented. The plane had arrived from Wichita and was bound for Scott Field when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Air Force
Aviation School
Spartan School of Arecautics
Alma Puckett
Amuel A. Kerr
Bof
J. W. Lane
Sand Springs
Spartan School of Aeronautics
Fach
Wichita
Kan
Scott Field
Fireflies in Oakridge Turn High Brow Scientific Target
Dr. Strehler seeks insight from local fireflies to study fluorescence and improve electric light. He offers 25 cents per hundred fireflies, drawing 610 collected by youngsters, including two brothers who earned a dollar with new hunting methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heruard Strehver
Johns Hopking Siversity
Owl Rider
Pr. Strehler
Dr. Strehler
John van Fleet
Navid
Tips for Homemakers and Township Office Filing
Tips to homemakers include adding a pinch of salt to applesauce and to cream to whip and sweeten. Advice covers braising versus stewing beef, using tomatoes as braising liquid, and minimal liquid in braising. Ralph Votan filed yesterday for Eudora township trustee on the Republican ticket.
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Ralph Votan
Eudora Township
Pola Fh Tle
Shoemaker Family Reunion Held With Officers Reelected
The Shoemaker family reunion took place Sunday at the Clatetee Shoenaker home near Me pie HT Rechetives. A noon dinner for about 30 followed services, with officers reelected and damper credit served. Attendees included many Shoemaker family members from Ottawa Overbrook Clay Center and Topeka. the Appanonse Baptist church sponsor announced a summer Bible school for 18 pupils with Ottawa teachers assisting. Mrs Harry Norman hosted a Monday afternoon party with ten ladies and two children attending.
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Shoemaker
Mia
Clatetee
Mepie
Shoer
Renee
Beaty Peterson
Topeka
Wilbur Lauver
Derrel
Wendell
Clyde Morgan
Ours
Larry
Howard Morgan
Minute
Freddie Kerry
Lara Garber
Overbrook
Leo Shoemaker
Jinnie
Jerry
Johnny
Clay Center
Appanonse
Carol Rubins
Nina Merth
Ottawa
Donna Lee Manx
Harry Norman
Community Socials and Visits Over the Weekend
A sequence of Sunday visits and gatherings across local families. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Konor hosted Friends, plus Marilyn and Natherine Rales from Great Bend visited the Barnhart household. Attendees included Leeter Clark, Jean, Buddy, Lucinda, Marvin Wootand, and others at various homes in Over Brook and Vrart. Graduation events for local students were noted with attendees from the community.
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Precens Tre
Leater Clark
Lee Konor
Alr
Albert
Stain
Leeter Clark
Jean
Buddy
Junior
Lucinda
Marvin Wootand
Topeka
Gare Par
Marilyn
Natherine Rales
Great Bed
Dewsey Barnhart
Pet Lanns
Ouaws
Qlewrence Graver
Calvin
Bill Kay
Fred Reed
Over Brook
Mra
Sisson Graves
Arel
Newell Manico
Kathering
Vrart
Robert Manx
Mage
Lark
David Moberly
Ware
Homer Montgomery
Mr.o
Harold Gotschauer
Pierre
Wendel Ingle
Mre
de Graver
Cara
Cha Cerleegetie
Local Social News From Fairview and Nearby
Fairview and surrounding area social notes recount visits and family gatherings. Residents Mee, Cork, Tapole, and others are listed with neighbors and friends sharing meals, school events, and weekend get-togethers. Funeral attendance for Mrs Bart Cleveland noted at Toogsey memorial home.
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Nichtesco
Cori
Bey
Bharar
Haiti
Waller
St. Mro
Dub Weat
Eles Toustenes
Rel Guasbt
Penden Naiter
Pear
Ea Huwait Horties Sune Inc
Eerie
Ted Dimes
Tex
Mie
Ruane Yarary
Sere
Manan
Wise
Corfe
Biante Vellege
Mroo Ami Mes
Oscar Clirciee
Uskduesu
Mite
Floyd Nasvly
Atal Sikes
Daar
Evan Sat Mra
Bart Cleveland
Toogsey Threval Homie Munday Norn- Lilie Eaikinton
Town Notes From Riverton Revival Meetings Nearing Close
The Rev AD Butetel conducts services at the Myethollet church since last Thursday with continued singing and revival meetings in progress this week. Families including Mrs Charley Murrow and father William Fitziorad of Dane, Mrs Hesetia Alorrw, Mrs Mauhla Thorhiun, and Mrs Ennis Kessel attend. Mrs Hnuna sold property to neighbors. Winston is mentioned as a relative.
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Mra
Andrey Gallagher
Son
Davison
Frank Nordeck
Viki
Aid Guide
Carla Nil Daek
Aria
Mire
Mary Ann
Myethollet
AD Butetel
Kutueas Cy
Na Daity Varalion Bible
Charley Murrow
Farher
Willian Fitiorad
Dane
Hen, Mn
Pttre Whashd
Rankin
Ud Chapanny
Winston
Enroll for Summer Classes at Our School
Why work in blind alley jobs when a few months training in our school will fit you for a position with opportunity for advancement Enroll for summer classes in this concise recruitment note outlining quick training paths and career potential.
Fragmented OCR Item With Names and Local Notices
Readable fragments mention individuals such as Mrs Walter Soin and Mr Denle Joplin and Mrs Frank Nordeck. References to visits in McLotth, a trip to Lawrence, and a move to a residence in pishalogsa appear amid unclear text and garbled phrases.
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Peatiier
Wits
Atel
Walter Soin
Denle Joplin
Couyas
Kansas City Produce Markets Report Opened With Mixed Quotes
Local markets detail Kansas City produce and poultry prices for June 10. Listings show varied rates on eggs, butter, turkeys, ducks, and chickens, with readers noting shifts in wholesale quotes and commodity availability across meat and produce lines. Market action highlights changes from prior readings among cattle, steers, and cows, with observers noting price movements and buyer activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kane Arirac
Peta Tan
Fara-Fon Bratlers
Lye
Estorn Trottera Sa
Airade & Ib
Cartain
Livestock Market Notes With Feeder and Slaughter Prices
Market report shows feeder cattle at 39 to 90 dollars, and choice yearling stocker weights rising. Slaughter hogs steady to 25 higher, sows up to 25, with limited offerings and prices influenced by weight and grade. Some weaker bidding midweek but steady to firm near week’s end.
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Ohol
Hydta
Butchers
Ateaty
Ceat
Couitien
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Memorial Hospital
Etta Withers
Eudora
Fula Burns
Barker Avenue
Martha Sink
Minona Miller
DeSoto
el Thomas
Hattie Powell
Indiana Street
Charles Tice
Alshamer Street
Goldie Weaver
Lecompton
Evelyn North
Evelyn Gentry
Mississippi Street
Nancy Wempe
Rhode Island
Blanch Payne
Kentucky Street
Sebriana Romero
Pennsylvania Street
Carol Jean Sands
LeRoy. King
Tennesgee
Lorene Rose
Barbara Powell
Baby
Vermont Street
Clifford Evans
McLouth
Todmmy
John Halligan
G. E. Harrison
Sunflower
Emory Peterson
New York Street
Clarenca Wales
New Jersey Street
Joe Webster
Power Lawm
Lawrence Lodge
A.F
A.M
Bert
Caewning
W. M. Welter
H. Varnum
Chow
Trus
Missouri University
Frederick A. Maddlebuah
Columbia
Une
Ishor
Younger
Chit
Theee
Oakridge
Masden’s Watch Shop
Mans
Fine Watch & Clock
Auto Wrecking & Junk Co
Fairview
Wrence Gyuyirnany Collany
Mars
Phelps, Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
T. V. Seong
Madane Chiang Karshek
Kuomintang
China
Parmasa
Onady
Nant Due i Soamgip Repeeter Kyra
Iteliw
Iene. Com
Kansas City Livestock Us
Jane TY
Siva
Comiton Bert Caves
Ives
Scott Ines
Harry Westergren
Learnard
Rankin Drug Co
Rumsey Funeral
Reuter
C. A. Rumsey
Pred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Sone Aeta Tia
Phone Securities Investment CO
Karl Kreider
Mer
Jan
Comers
Sondecmel
Aget
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