Rent Bill Returns to Senate Amid Looming Contempt Fight
The article notes a Senate debate on expanding Social Security to 10,000,000 more people and a broader pension plan. In the House a committee wrestles with forced information and possible contempt actions, led by Chairman Buchanan with Democratic backing as Republican opposition stalls inquiries.
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Lawrence news notes on eggs votes and visits
Heard in Lawrence reports bargain eggs at local stores with price 30 to 32 cents per dozen, down 18 cents from earlier in year as housewives seek economy. Also details Girl State law exams at KU with 263 girls registered and a mock court in Lindley Hall, plus plans for Governor candidate J Renneti T Anderson visiting Douglas County and surrounding towns. Soviet barges tied up.
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Jesse van Ert
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Tom Deely
Bob Caldsnow
Will Burton
George Gordon
Ed Phillips
Lindley Hall
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Foam Page
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Mott
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Eudora
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Wearth
Regularities in Shipping Irregularities Reported in Berlin Zone
A Soviet zone crackdown on shipping documents is noted as Berlin faces tightened control of eastern barge traffic. Reports from Foxtern authorities indicate continued restrictions on export flows, with attention on scrap metal shipments to the west as tensions rise.
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Foxtern
Unclear Visitor Fatally Injures Guard at Courthouse Door
A failed entry at a courthouse ended in the guard Harald Wilburn being struck by a large snake. The scene involved a custodian, a 32 foot serpent, and the creature was disposed of in a trash can behind the court house.
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Harald Wilburn
Boutt
aMieuiminoeus
Rewline
Veteran Cited as Overwhelming World War III Veteran
A Long Branch florist was cited in a Veterans Administration statement today as an outstanding World War II veteran. Phillips, blinded by a blast in northern Alsace in 1945, runs a florist shop and says his sense of touch and smell guides his work.
Memorial Hospital Births and Lodge 50th 25th Anniversary Events
At Memorial Hospital names of newborns and mothers appear along with home addresses and recent births. Listings include Mrs Nelle Mange Ty Sunflower, Mrs Mildred Bryant and baby in Binwood, Mrs Rachel Vander Wert and baby at 717 Alabama, and other families. Special lodge meeting notices from Lawrence Lodge No 6 and Acacia Lodge No 9 honor 50 year and 25 year members at 6:30 PM June 15 at the Masonic Temple with Grand Master Lynn R. Brodrick. signed by lodge officers.
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Vermont Street
Mildred ‘Bryant
Binwood
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Alabama Street
OH. Andrews
Vernit
Margaret Snow
Oak Street
Trudy Peralower
Marjorie Rodrego
Tennessee Street
Lawrence Lodge
Acacia
Masonic Temple
Irrigation Yields Vary by Crop Says K State Station
Garden City branch experiment station reports alfalfa and sugar beets profit from about four inches of irrigation water while wheat oats and barley require around ten inches. Milo performs best with slightly less water and wide row spacing. Training Site Topeka visit announced for June 14. Governor Carlson to inspect postwar industry and attend conference in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Kansas official leads postwar industrial tempo as WRG reaches new high. County court fines trucks for speeding over 5000 pounds.
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Topeka
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Salina
Smoky Hills
Marriage Licenses Issued For Lester Fleming and Marian Edgerton
A marriage license was issued by the probate court to Lester Fleming, 23, of Vancouver Washington, and Marian Jean Edgerton, of Overland Park.
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Wash
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Overland Park
Milk deliveries to infants as strike impacts Washington
Washington DC dairies, aided by police, will start delivering milk to nursing mothers and the ill under an end of conflict agreement. Across the area, 1.5 million people face milk shortages as nine dairies negotiate with striking drivers and workers. Local officials seized a truckload of milk lacking inspection verification while lawmakers consider temporary imported supplies.
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Maryland
Virginia
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Dinner Postponed by King Solomon Club
A fried chicken dinner planned for Friday evening by the King Solomon club of First Baptist Church in North Lawrence has been postponed to June 2.
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Market News A glance at New York June market tape
Market overview for June 14 highlights declines in stocks and commodities with copper and coal futures weaker. Cotton, wheat, and corn show mixed movement as grain receipts stay subdued. Kansas City livestock prices edge higher while poultry and hogs prices vary. The report notes trading volume and hover in motor shares ahead of midweek sessions.
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Ion
Polo Victim With Degree From California Institute
Pasadena mourns Paul H. Jackson Jr. 24, polio victim since age four who earned a master’s in aeronautics at the California Institute of Technology. His mother Beulah hauled him daily to class in a wagon while he studied, lifted to each class, and he hoped to pursue a government or aircraft industry research career. He came from the University of Kansas to study under Dr. Millikan. Jackson won a six-nation scholarship at Kansas and planned to become an aeronautical engineer. His mother aided him until he secured work.
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Calif
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California Institute of Technology
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Paul
Jackson
University of Kansas
Clark Millikan
Kansas
Income tax deadline looms for corps and individuals
Washington reports another income tax deadline tomorrow at midnight for a sizeable group. Corporations owe estimated taxes on earnings, while individuals must pay and adjust estimated taxes over withholding. This marks the second quarterly payment period of the year following a March 1 deadline that covered final individual payments.
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Senator Meyers Proof in Requests for a Speech
Washington report notes Senator Meyers D-Pay ix believes rising public interest in Congress. In January he gave a radio talk on bill origins from idea to law. He reports handling many requests for copies and receiving more. Also recorded: Gilbert C. Purvis fined $40 for speeding in police court. other traffic fines listed. Divorces granted for Roy F. Weast and Agnes Anita Weast and for Evelyn M. Had and Billy R. Had. Under sheriff Travis F. Glase files for sheriff on Republican ticket.
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Deaths and Funerals for Arthur L. Fiscoe
Arthur L. Fiscoe aged 57 died yesterday at Memorial hospital. Funeral services will be at Rumsey funeral home Thursday at 2 PM with Rev Harold G Vere. Burial will be in Hill cemetery. Survived by wife Busie Siscoe, daughter Margaret Culley, granddaughter Delores Ann Gulley, sister Mrs Hubert Hedrick, brother Roy Siscoe, all of Lawrence.
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Masden's Watch 2 Eth Just Off Mass
Masden's Watch 2 Eth offers fine watch and clock repair services near Mass street. A sign advertises graduation watches available, with Ph 47 for inquiries.
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