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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1946

Page

7

Harlan dam ground breaking drew 8000 in Neb and Kan

About 8000 people attended the Harlan dam ground breaking near the Nebraska Kansas line where Army engineers pledged quick completion of the 31 million dollar flood control and irrigation project. Lt Gen Wheeler and Brig Gen Pick spoke as the dynamite blast signaled the start of construction marking a major step in Missouri and Republican river basin flood control efforts.

Republican City Neb Upi Harlan Army Wis A. Pick Missouri River Division Omaha Raymond 4. Wheeler Army Engineers Washington, D. C Kansas Nebraska Wheeler Harlanounty Republican River Kansas River Miagouri River Missouri E. B. Debler Bureau of Reclamation Denver Debler Carlson R-Kan Bureau of Reclaimation Gulf of Mexico

Hills and Dinsmoor duel over stock shares in district court

Irving and Justin Hill testified in Douglas county district court in a case for equitable relief against them and Lawrence Paper Company by Mia Dinsmoor Patton and Dorothy Patton. They described a conference with Justin Bowersock about purchasing stock from the Dalton and Fann Bowersock trusts. Dinsmoor counsel argued insufficient evidence. Judge Hugh Means overruled the demurrer as testimony continued about Irving Hill’s ties to J. D. Bowersock and the Lawrence Paper Mill and his role as admin of the Dinsmoor estate.

Irving Justin Hil Douglas County District Court Equitable Relief Lawrence Paper Company Mia Paul Dinsmoor E. W. Patton Dorothy Patton Justin Hill Justin Bowersock Dalton and Fann Bowersock Paul Dinemoor

Truck Borne X Ray Medical Weapon May Fight TB

Washington June 14 government accepted a truck borne X ray laboratory from General Electric X ray Corporation to aid rural areas with mass chest X rays. The unit, capable of hundreds of examinations daily, could spark hundreds of mobile labs run by TB associations or health departments. A second item reports a Wellington Kansas depot robbery where a night ticket clerk was relieved of seventy dollars and eighty nine cents.

Washington U. S. Public Health Service General Electric X- Ray Corporation The Health Service

Court hears defense in discipline case of Cubage

In a morning session Cubage denied personal responsibility for mistreatment of Lichfield prisoners. Witnesses described harsh guardhouse discipline under his superiors, with several testifying prisoners were kicked or beaten. Some former guards said he urged beatings with clubs, while Cubage claimed he authorized only necessary punishments and denied ordering cruelties.

Cubage Lichfield Ubage University of Arkansas

Community Vacation Church School Enrolls 183 Children

The first week of two week session at First Methodist church ends with 183 enrolled and 151 in attendance. 14 churches represented. A staff of 14 led by Rev Gilbert Verian teaches beginners through intermediate students. Enrollment continues with recognition for perfect or full attendance on the final days.

First Methodist Church Rv. Gilbert Verian North Lawrence

Truman urged to demand Supreme Court resignations

Washington June 14 reports Representative Reeseke Ran says President Truman should demand the resignation of members of the Supreme Court engaged in personal dissension wrangling and quarrel. The unprecedented feud and quarrel between members of the court is described as damaging the judiciary.

Washington Reeseke Truman Supreme Court The

Kansan laments dissension in Supreme Court

Mrs. Margaret Hurley, Douglas County superintendent, attended a Topeka meeting of county superintendents led by Mrs. Agnes Engstrand to plan a handbook on new rural school evaluation sheets. The new sheets rate various aspects of each rural school replacing the old point-based system. A four-line classified ad for a full week costs 96 cents.

Margaret Hurley Douglas Topeka Agnes Engstrand

Defense rests in Lichfield trials

Bad Nauheim Germany June 14 defense rests in Lichfield trials as Lt Granville Dubrage declares he realized responsibility of others who gave orders Military court eight officers to deliberate tonight in the case of the 27 year old Oklahoma officer accused of maltreating U S soldier prisoners in the wartime stockade at Lichfield England This verdict would be first in officer trials at Lichfield with three enlisted men already convicted and others awaiting trial

Bad Nauheim Germany Granville Dubrage Lichfield Oklahoma U.S England

Clifford Hope Files to Seek Congress in Kansas

Garden City man Clifford R. Hope, congressman from Kansas fifth district, filed today on the Republican ticket for renomination. Other filings include Murray H. Hodges of Olathe seeking the second district nomination, Charles E. D. Ward of Lyons for secretary of state, with prior filings by N. R. Bowlin, Errett P. Scrivner, Tom Thompson, and Frank J. Ryan on respective tickets.

Jane Aez Clifford R. Lope Wolen City Kansas Murray H. Hodges Olathe Charles E. D. Ward Lyons Fifth N. RK Bill) Bowlin Wellington Errett P. Scrivner Kansas City Kan Reublican Tom Thompson Bellaire Repubican Frank J. Ryan

Drunk Charge Plea Leads to Jail Commitment

Amos Talbott aged 52 of 714 Massachusetts Street pleaded guilty to intoxication last night and was fined 15 dollars. He did not pay the fine, and Judge Lane committed Talbott to county jail.

Eee Amos Talbott Massachusetts Street Lane Talbott

Lafayette General Marie-Joseph Lafayette Named

In a brief police court session Mrs. George T. Barns of Leavenworth was fined five dollars by Police Judge Lane for stopping sign violations. Fourteen other traffic offenders were fined one dollar each for park ling rule infractions. The full name of the French general Lafayette is Marie Josephe Yves Gilbert Du Motier Lafayette.

George T. Barns Leavenworth Lane M. Lafayette Marie-Joseph Yves Gilbert du Motier Lafayette

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Wharlan Dam Party Army Engineer Gov Dwight Griewolf Sen Hugh Butler R-Neb Rep Carl T. Curtis E. Porter Ahrens Scandia Kansas Reclamation Association Republican Valley Flood Control and Irrigation Association C. Petrus Peterson Lincoln Nebraska State Reclamation Association Jesthcy Hill Paper Co Burt Emerson Oe Tagen Allen Jenkinson Kiowa Jenkinson Dan McAllaster State Milling Co Reese Arenl Cook Cooks Paints L. T. Harris Co 802 Mass New Universal Lawrence Willys CO Willys Sales — Parts — Service New Hampshire Clifford &. Hope Garden City WARDS Spain Montgomery Roe Stokely Foods, Inc Columbus Foods Corp East 10Th Street Lawrence, Kansas United States Employment Office Cigaren Belgate Price Owl Armored India Morocco Amooth Bear the Friendly Store
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