Republican governors split over McCarthyism impact
White Sulphur Springs W V March 19 3 Top flight Republican governors appeared divided today over how McCarthyism may affect their party and its fortunes. Dewey Warren and Duff condemned blanket charges while Duff warned of concerns about communists in government. The meeting focused on national issues as welfare costs rise and federal grants grow.
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Wisconsin
Warren
McCarthy
California
Jamon I. Duff
Mennaytvamda
Senate
Ne Today
Jamenek
Duff Seid
Pennsylvania
New York
Republic
Aaret
Congress
e4Oe
Paul G. Hoffman
Omie Cooperation Administrat
Toly
Acheson
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Jon
Kappelman Qualifies for Douglas County Treasurer Race
Douglas county Democrats placed a candidate for county treasurer in the August 1 primary by petition, naming Glen Kappelman 60 year old war veteran and former Douglas county cen sus director who also earned a master’s from K U this June. Deputy Minnie Fadaly will run on the American ticket after Millet decision not to run. Kappelman is touring Europe and may return in September. his mother says he’s been notified. Five other candidates filed today for precinct committeemen and township offices. filing deadline is tomorrow at noon.
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Glen Kappelman
Douglas County
Ition
Jesenchinette Wirert
Melv Miller
Offier
Kappelman
Minnie Fadaly
H. D. Johnson
Third Ward
W. J. B. Turner
First Ward
Byron A. Beery
Fred C. Flory
Clinton Township
Quear York
Wakarusa
Local Notes From Lawrence On Taxes Golf And Street Work
Lawrence reports a second half property tax deadline at the county treasurer with a 2 percent delinquent penalty after Tuesday. Kansas amateur golf sees three locals, Gene Riley Bob Moore and Bob Stoland scoring 82 83 at Tox today. Locust Street resurfacing in North Lawrence near Kaw Valley railroad work ends this afternoon after a settlement over repairs. Auto and truck tag transfers rise with 1.2 people moving title since January 1. A First Baptist Church attendee jokes of hell if hotter than the church auditor. Windows stuck with paint will be fixed this week.
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County Tressurer
Lawrence
Kansas
Tox
Gene Riley
Bob Moore
Bob Stoland
North
J. C. Harper
Kaw Valley Railroad Company
City “Council
Enone
Coimpans
Neacne
First Baptist Church
Wuld
Dem speakers at Hearth luncheon in Douglas County
Democratic leaders and candidates met at The Hearth luncheon in Douglas County as Kenneth Anderson and Milton Sollivant visited for August primaries. Page presided as Anderson urged a state wide house clean ing and criticized the current administration. Also present were local officials and reporters.
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Cine
Douglas County
Democratic Committee
Kenneth Anderson
Milton Sullivant
Topeka
Ner Ayeegey Ot
Congress
Sollivant
Copgrera
Anderson
Hendergast
Tom Page
W. J. B. Turner
Roger Williams
Clarence Strunk
Isbor Unian
Lawrence
Eudora
Baldwin
Page
Typewriter Training Aimed at Liberty Memorial School
A three week typewriter course for about 60 children from grades one through five will begin at Liberty Memorial High School. Polly Ann Crump of Waukegan directs instruction with machines donated by the Offices Equipment Manufacturers Institute. Classes run Monday to Friday with three daily periods. Parents should call recreation offices to enroll and indicate preferred period.
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Liberty Memorial High Sctionl
Recreation Continnution
Equipment Manufacturers Institute of Washington
D. C
Polly Ann Crump
Waukeegan
Parente
New York School
Hospital births and injuries listed at Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital reports numerous births including Owen route 6, baby boy. Edna Mills and baby. Laura Belle Harrison and baby. Beulah Bruns and others. Several couples welcomed sons, daughters, and twins across Baldwin Ottawa Sunflower Lecompton Topeka. Multiple injuries treated in emergency room for lacerations from boards, machines, and fans.
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Edna Arthur
Lake Street
Ruth Edmonds
Donna Shultz
Lilian Larrick
Sunover
Beulah Bruns
Barker Avenue
Minerva Fow Jer
Baldwin
Goldie Aver
Warren Banning
Martha Hoover
Baby
Ralph Ringels
Quenemo
LaVon Hickock
Illinois Street
Boy Owen
Glenn Wilson
Topeka
Elizabeth Johnson
Edna Mills
Ohio Street
Laura Belle Harrison
Sunflower
Boy Moore
Olathe
Ella Davidson
Birs
Lillian Hagerman
Tenneszee Street
Jim Sherwood
Alabama Street
Lela Fisher
Ottawa
Senators Approve Foreign Arms Aid Amid Debate
Congress moves to grant authority to transfer up to two billion dollars in American arms to foreign nations with lines drawn to Europe. The plan would limit deliveries to defensive use, while discussions consider Canadian security pledges without upfront cash. Senate support cited fears of arming the world, with objections over broad executive power.
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Mr. Truman
United States
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Canada
Man Named Hammel Ends Life in Lansing Prison Cell
Benjamin F. Hammel formerly of Lawrence hanged himself with a belt in a Lansing penitentiary cell early Sunday after being sentenced to two to 20 years for first degree arson. He had pleaded guilty, was paroled, and had his bond revoked. His body was removed to Kansas City. funeral plans unavailable.
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Benjamin F. Hammel
Lawrence
Lansing
John Bradley
Leavenworth
Hammel
Hugh Means
East Twenty-third Street
K. A
Kansan
Osawatomie State Hospital
Charles Edmondson
Imondson
Kansas City
Pickets Tie Up Tenth Street Construction Project
A local truck drivers and helpers union staged a work stoppage at the M. N. Penny Construction site between New Hampshire and Massachusetts on Tenth street. Local No. 696 AF of L picketed Penny’s gate at 730 Delaware and followed Penny trucks as they left yard, leading to a sympathy walkout by Constant Construction workers during lunch hour.
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M. N. Penny Construction Company
City Street
Tenth Street
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
A. F. of L
Penny Company
Delaware Street
Eighth Street
Penny
Constant Construction Company
Topeka
S Prion
Workshop DRAWS 125 at K U health education meet
The fifth annual state health education workshop opened at the University of Kansas Memorial Union with about 125 enrollees and 27 delegates seeking college credit. Sponsored by the Kansas State Health Education Council under Dr F C Reelman, the event features a theme on meeting health needs from early schooling onward. Notable participants and speakers from Lawrence and KU attend, with university extension aiding arrangements. Marriage licenses were issued from the probate court to Floyd N Torgeson Jr and Dorothy M Eisner of Topeka, Fred Jackson and Hazel Busey of Lawrence, and Robert T Fanshier and Frances R Mills of Tonganozie.
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K. U
Memorial Union J
Kansas State Health Education Council
de. F.C. Reelman
Kansas State Board of Health
University
Mra Gladyw Rooper
Mackney
Xession
Dale Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
George G. Smith
Lawrence Reloola
W. D. Wolfe
John Etracken
Penis Schools
Clayton
1D. Wooster
Fort Hays
Kansas State Teachers College
J. Raph Wells
Pittsburg
Lawrence and
Luella Foster
Reymond A. Schwegler
Harold G. Barr
Elin K. Jorgensen
Ruth Gagliardo
IR. C. Swift
Ralph L. Colman
George Towle
Probate Court
Floyd N. Torgeson, Jr
Dorothy M. Eisner
Topeka
Fred Jackson
Hazel Busey
Lawrence
Robert T. Fanshier
Frances R. Mills
Tonganoxie
Local Deaths and Funeral Notices
Deaths reported include F Hammel age 51 of 1015 New York street who died yesterday morning in Leavenworth with funeral at D W Newcomer chapel Kansas City on Wednesday at 1 AM. Laura Cook 65 of 704 Rhode Island street died Friday in Horton hospital while visiting brothers James and Edward Cook near Effingham. Norman Cook of Williamstown also survives. Funeral at Nortonville Christian Church yesterday with burial in Nortonville Cemetery. Conk, formerly of Oskaloosa, lived in Lawrence. wartime worker at Sunflower Ordnance Works. Samuel McBride, 54 of 02 New Jersey street, died Saturday morning at county jail. death due to heart attack during sanity hearing. body to Bowser Lee Funeral Home. services in Florida.
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F. Hammel
B. F. Hammel
New York Street
Leavenworth
D. W. Newcomer
Kansas City
Laura G. Cook
Louis G. Cook
Rhode Island Street
Horton
James Cook
Edward Cook
Effingham
Norman Cook
Williamstown
Christian Church
Nortonville
Conk
Oskaloosa
Lawrence
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Samuel McBride
New Jersey Street
McBride
Bowser-Lee Funeral Home
Edit Mitts
Oe Beare
Fitha
Florida
Wheat and Livestock Report From Kansas City Market
June 1 cattle and calves, sheep and hogs sold with prices for oats corn and butter. Kansas City livestock market notes show mixed prices and futures, plus reports from Chicago and New York on futures and stock movements. hay receipts and alfalfa sales listed, with market activity and notable declines in some areas.
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Pat Toeipia
Lashera Brolt
Mecl
Kansas City
Howe
Kanass City Hay Merk
Aphdas
Eualta
Iittie Aweatts
Arizona Biles Triumphs 4 Piet 8 Inf for Whites
Fragmentary OCR note records a triumph by Arizona Biles over Piet in an event tied to white participants. It mentions fines of 8 dollars and 15 cents and calls to be wary of citations or penalties. Context and full facts are unclear due to damaged text.
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Arizona Biles
Ewing Jones Auxiliary Plans July Meeting at Logan Home
The American Legion Auxiliary post No 112 met at Mrs Bertie Harris home as poppy funds were turned in and plans were made to entertain children who sold poppies at a picnic. Members planned garments for veterans in hospitals for the future. The July meeting will be at Mrs Walter Logan’s home.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Ewing-Jones
Bertie Harris
Connecticut Street
Alea di
Walter Logan
Tennesses Street
Card of Thanks for Jenda X Cumumings Family
The Cumumings Family expresses gratitude for flowers and support following the death and funeral of their dear sister May.
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Ana Bindie
Jenda
May
Cumumings
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