Varied Opinions on Housing Rule Across Price Range
The article gathers comments from real estate professionals on Regulation X relaxation. Simmons Realtors and Jacques Realty doubt lenders will ease terms. Traylor and Calvins note potential demand rise in higher priced homes but expect slow overall change.
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E. J. Simmons
Simmons Realtors
B. E. Jacques
Jacques Realty Agency
Joans
Hapmt
Joe Traylor
Traylor
Calvin
Cliff
Clifton Calvin
Mayors Continue Leads In County and State Elections
Girls state officials face primary elections today with two parties staging rallies and a 2:50 p m Wednesday result announcement. Gov Arm unable to attend. Attorney General Fatzer speaks Wednesday. Charles Stough outlines legislator duties Thursday. Fred Hall to discuss council idea Friday. end with banquet Friday and closing Sunday noon.
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Edward F. Arm
Washington
Harold Fatzer
Charles Stough
Lawrence
Kansas
Fred Hall
Kaw
Legislative Council
Harry Hasler
American Legion
KU Faculty to Take Leaves and Extend Studies
Three University of Kansas faculty will take leaves for the coming year while six others receive continuations. Dr Robert M Dreyer Geology will research in the Rocky Mountain area Ursula Lewis social work will study psychiatric social work at the University of Chicago with a United States Public Health Service grant Edward R Grier English will receive a Gold Foundation grant to survey Civiliz ation teaching in leading universities Dr Francis Heller H P Kipp Bertram Vogel Karl Limbacher Charles Reynolds DeWitt Dearborn will continue on leaves for Army Research or to pursue doctoral work at Harvard
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Rocky Mountain
Ursula Lewis
University of
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Sistant
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Charles Reynolds
Army Chemical Corps
DeWitt Dearborn
Harvard School of Business
Journal-World News Staff Sees New Member Zimmerman
Jack W. Zimmerman, 26, a 1952 William Allen White School of Journalism graduate, joins the Journal-World news staff. A World War I veteran, he is married with one son Miles and resides at 1716 Louisiana Street. He previously played trombone in Gene Krupe's band after Army discharge in 1946. Zimmerman was KU campus and Lawrence correspondent for the Topeka Daily Capital and is a member of Sigma Delta Chi with a journalism scholarship from the Kansas City Press Club.
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Journal-World
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Daily Capital
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Presa Club
Airman 19 Drowns Near Eureka Lake Report
Airman 3rd class Richard D. Ames, 19, based at Lawson Air Force Base in Washington, drowned Monday in Eureka Lake three miles west of town. The item appears in a brief local notice alongside a vacation subscription advertisement and a meeting notice.
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Richard D. Ames
Lawson Air Force Base
Washington
Eureka Lake
Here
MacArthur Seen as Possible GOP Convention Keynote Speaker
The article notes Army lawyers worry MacArthur may breach military rules by engaging in political campaigning if he attends the GOP convention as a keynote speaker. It compares possible retirements for MacArthur and Eisenhower, cites Article 88 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, and discusses how retirement could free them to campaign with fewer restrictions.
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Deaths and Funerals for Strawther and Haas
James Strawther formerly of Eudora died Monday at his Lexington Missouri home after a long illness at age 72. His sister Mrs Sam Harris of Eudora will attend the funeral Thursday at Second Baptist Church in Lexington with burial at Lexington Cemetery. Charles Haas 84 died Monday at his Baldwin home. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin with Rev Clare Hayes leading, burial at Evangelical United Brethren Church cemetery north of Worden. Survivors: four sons George S Haas Veteran W Fred E Haas A G Haas Harvey R Haas and daughter Mrs C A Doty of McAllen Texas.
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Eudora
Lexington
Sam Harris
Second Baptist Church
Lexington Cemetery
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McAllen
Texas
Memorial Hospital Admits List Of Residents And Patients
At Memorial Hospital admitted names include Mrs. Freda Jones of 721 Tenn. St. and Mrs. Geraldine Chestnut from Sunflower along with Judith Zook Route 6 and Robert Mull 300 Elm St. plus several others such as Mrs. Winifred Stevens 1011 Tenn. St. Mrs. Marian Alley and baby girl Sunflower and Mrs. Barbara Henre and baby girl Baldwin.
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Tenn
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Geraldine Chestnut
Judith Zook
Robert Mull
Elm St
Winifred Stevens
Wilma Davis
N. St
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Lus .Pa
Marian Alley
Barbara Henre
Baldwin
John la Monica
George Mitchell
LeRoy Lucas
Prospect
Viola Rabbitt
Winifred Turner
Red Cross Board Sees Resignations and New Appointment
The Douglas County Red Cross board accepted Miss Wilma Miller’s resignation as gifts to hospital committee head and appointed Clarence Schaal to succeed her. Mrs. R. H. Beamer also resigned as home nursing chair. no successor named. Dolls made from Junior Red Cross funds were displayed and sent to hospitals and orphanages.
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Hospita
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Miss Miller
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John Paton
Chapty Ran
F.C. Leinaker
View
Junior Red Cross
Nancy Gilchrist
D. T. Ransdell
T He
Roland Harriman
Jefferson County meet backs Beach for state senate bid
A public meeting at the Oskaloosa Courthouse Friday evening seeks to form a Jefferson County Republican group to back Milton Beach in the Fifth District state senate race. County Attorney Richard Swallow argues against George Melvin breaking the long running rotation between Douglas and Jefferson counties.
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Jefferson
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Richard A. Swallow
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Swallow
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Manhattan
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School land grab plan and Eden Hillcrest hearing details
The district seeks more land for the school possibly at McAllaster or New York or another site. Next year’s census shows 6175 students, up 773 from last year. The school board will meet Monday June 16 and Thursday. City Manager J H Wigglesworth appeared to discuss Hillcrest Addition before directors Henry Shenk Ralph Pine Corlett Catton and Richard Wagstaff attended. Mrs Ray Weight and six others were absent.
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New York
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Hillcrest
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Henry Shenk
Ralph Pine
Corlett Catton
Richard Wagstaff
Ray Weight
Wnh Deal
Ten Man Zoological Group Leaves KU for Six Week Field Trip
A ten member zoological expedition from the University of Kansas departs for a six week field study across the Southwest and Mexico. Dr Rollin J Baker and Dr Harrison B Tordoff lead the group with students Sydney Anderson Lawrence Albert Alcorn Fallon Ray Alcorn Peter Chrapling James Findley Jack Mabier Robert J Russell and Olin Webb. The goal is to collect wildlife specimens to fill geographic gaps in wild animal studies, according to E R Tall director of the Museum of Natural History.
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United States
Mexico
Rollin J. Baker
Harrison B.tordoff
Sydney Anderson
Lawrence
Albert Alcorn
Fallon
Ray Alcorn
Ozarks Preacher Dies After 51 Day Fast
In Cherryville Missouri Rev J J Ivie a 57 year old Assembly of God minister died Monday at his home after a 51 day fast to seek gods will for his life His wife an ordained minister and a daughter were at his bedside Ivie had vowed to die if needed and had asked no physician be called in his final hours The preacher who began ministry at 17 made a statement to protect his family from action in case of death and refused medical care unless the Lord willed otherwise.
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Ozarks
J. J. Ivie
Assembly of God Church
St. Louis
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Vie
Lawrence items mix city vows and sports humor in report
Summary of Lawrence news mix includes Willard Larkin leaving after 17 years as city building inspector praised by North Lawrence residents for flood relief. Dr. Phog Allen at Rotary Club quips about extended speeches. Girls State attendees travel mishaps and governor’s mansion tea. new highway lighting on West Sixth. potato supply rebound and price changes. tire repair demand rises with hot weather. Sunflower Boys State delegate David Horr elected party editor. odd kitchen apron tips from shirt tails. Robin McGeorge fined for traffic. Dunham divorce filing. marriage license issued to Richard Dyer and Nancy Cain.
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North Lawrence
Larkin
North Side
Mackey School Election Attracts About 50 Patrons
The annual school election occurred Friday at Mackey school house with an attendance near fifty patrons. Eugene Breese, who has served as director, was mentioned as part of the proceedings.
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Eugene Breese
Eight Month School Start Set After Cawley Resignation
A local meeting approved eight month terms beginning the first Monday in September. Eugene Breese was elected director and two teachers were hired under the new school law. About 40 students are expected next year with teachers Frances Breese and Mrs C F WIr, and Mrs J Jo Hemphill and Mrs Nannie Charlton serving as faculty.
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Eugene Breese
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C. F. Wirr
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Nannie Charlton
Lawrence
Meridith Smith
Linda Ann Hemphill
Rock Springs
Mackey Merry Makers Club
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Albert Torneden
Arthur Hemphill
McPherson
William Edmondson
Shirley Alley Sandraveer
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Memorial
Memorial_ hospital, Thursday. Mrs. LJ. C. Hemphill
Hemphill
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Market News Markets At a Glance
Kansas City USDA cattle scene shows 3500 head with calves 408, steers 29.50 to 33.50 for large weight, yearlings 33.75 to 34.50, heifers 28.00 to 33.50, cows 15.50 to 23.00, bulls 25.50, vealers to 35.00. Hogs 3500 firm to weaker, bids about 50 lower than Monday’s average. Broad market notes: bonds down, cotton soft, wheat weak, corn steady to weak, oats steady to weak, cattle generally steady to weak.
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USDA
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Local Market Report
Cattle and hogs varied with steers steady to 25 lower, heavy weights hardest to move. Sheep weak to 50 lower on spring lambs and ewes, good to prime native lambs 29.00-30.75 largely to shippers. Local market prices for wheat, corn, soybeans, butterfat, and poultry also listed with varied weights and classes.
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Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Kansas City Grain Prices Show Mixed Drops and Varying Grades
Market brief notes futures and cash grain prices with mixed moves across wheat corn oats and soybeans. Kansas City figures show No 2 and No 3 grades varying in price and percentage changes, with open high low close data for corn and wheat including sorghum and milo.
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City
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Wall Street Falls After Steel Strike Collapse
New York stocks declined Tuesday as steels and rails slipped on news of the steel strike negotiations collapse. Major divisions fell from fractions to 1 or 2 points, with most losses fractional overall. Volume reached about 1.2 million shares from Monday's 1.27 million.
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New York
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