Fifteen Scouts Prepares For Valley Forge Jamboree Trip
Fifteen Lawrence area scouts depart Saturday from Kansas City for a week at Valley Forge for the National Boy Scout Jamboree. They will tour Washington and New York before arriving in Philadelphia for the jamboree events. Scoutmaster Edwin Burgess leads the group with 14 scouts and two leaders, supported by local troops and civic groups funding most costs. The trip includes trading stock exchanges, pennants, neckerchief slides, and regional paper weights as keepsakes.
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Lawrence
Valley Forge
Ita
Hoy
Kudera
Haldwin
Sunflower
Kansas City
Union Station
St. Louis
Missouri City
Washington
1. C
New York City
Edwin T. Burge
N . Laawe Trence
New York
Yittle Tand
Jane Ua
Jane
Philadelphia
Burgess
William Newlin
Leavenworth
H. F. Houphland
Okithe
Martin Sommer
Duane Haverty
Larry Wright
Darrel Salsbury
Joe Beaty
Ross Darnell
Douglas Beene
Luckett Smith
Rob Hanniig
Vernon Bell
Karl Heider
Robert Wenterhoure
Wayne Gerstenberger
Budern
Jay Ingle
Troosp
Baldwin
Kenneth Plump
Shdresa
Kansas Court Reporters Institute Opens at KU
A larger number of court reporters is expected for this year’s Institute at the University of Kansas starting Monday. Last year’s attendance was 451. The program, begun five years ago, features shorthand by stenotype experts and work in grammar and speech writing. Jay Smith of Winfield is president of the Kansas Shorthand Reporters Association, with Mrs Gladysoph of Topeka as general chairman and Mrs Ethel High of Lawrence in charge of arrangements.
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University of Kansas
New Yorcesset
Teans
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Colorado
Kansas
United
W. W. Harvey
Supeeme Court
Aoeweles
Fraser Hill
Jay Smith
Winfield
Kansas Shorthaed Reporters Association
Kat
Gladysoph
Tostpeka
Institute
Ethel High
Lawrence
Eur Achool
Leboris
Bev? Grayson
Miami
Oke
Jay Werk
Mra
Frank Nevbet
Airs
Gunsetmian
Homemakers Club
Hetty Uilinsellaan
Sci
Roger Volbe
Shirley McAfee
Vitter Pilts
David Seetha
Perry
al Pias
Metigdiar
Ray Q. Hrawater
RK. Uo Wtlaerence
Harvey Griffin Ie
Dreshlent
Theeealy
Leland Hogera
Wichita
Aml
Lloyd
Mise Hunt Thompson
Girin
Laverne
Ok. U
Danghion
Bermind
de Monehicer
Min Moon
Mit
Henry c
Ralph Legiey
Cherry Hampton
John Hoskineen
Max Ena Erie
Herbert Wirkhwits
Alvin Vahhe
Sean Aiet
Austen
Warne Hiltess
Oskaloosa community notes and county payroll ledger
A dense, fragmented clipping from Oskaloosa era pages shows social events, church notices, schooling and homemakers club activities, plus a lengthy county payroll figure. Names, places, and dates mix with budget headings and meeting notes. The piece combines local notices with a pasted payroll list.
Euphoria the Heart of a Sympathy Machine
In a satirical column, HAL SOVLE imagines a future air force brain replacing cold logic with a machine named Euphoria that accompanies and comforts a worker, boosting morale and social ease. The piece critiques overreliance on pure computation versus humane companionship in technology.
Topeka hosts third round in Kansas amateur golf crown
The Kansas men’s amateur golf championship enters the third round in Topeka as 1h players vie for quarterfinal spots. Leaders include Jim Vickers and Willie White in the upper bracket, with Roeland Harper seen as a key contender in the lower bracket.
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Topeka
Kansas
Mat Palacio
Wichita
Yaterday
Willie White
Topeka City
White
Palacio J
Dean Ritchie
Daryl Schoonover
Ritchie
Schoonover
Jim Vickers
Vickers
Shawnee
Lee Cole
Bol’ Richarde
Lawrence
Don Nichols
Bill Heuteler
Roeland Harper
John Frazier
Jack Wylie
Jack Larcent
Bill Jones
University of Kansas
Jack Hines
Dick Ashley
Dave Dennis
Hines
Dennis
Independence
Ashley
Jim Viewers
Bob Richards
Paryt Senoo Raver
BU Hentaler
Ten Nichle
Dave Dennix
Roland Harper
Jack Ayia
Fup Innes
Jack Larsen
Park Hines
Dick Ashbey
Lawrente
Coffee Production Bill Seeks Higher Southeast Asia Output
Washington June 23 UP Coffee roon will be a dollar a pound if production is not increased. Representative Burnside of West Virginia predicted today he will seek an early hearing on a bill to boost coffee production in Southeast Asia. He said increased output would raise the world crop and challenge Brazilian growers. Coffee presently sells for about 45 to 80 cents a pound retail.
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Salé
Tate
Edward E. T
Manas
Salei Court
Patrie M. Taylor
Edward E. Taytor
Dougiaa Couna
Lawrence
Taylor
Dougiaa County
Kansas
Soursa Pee Mathos
Opaiine M. Tor
Lane
Petiasw
Lawrence Delty Journal-World
Board of
Catiny Commissioners
Meath
Elmer W. Oupdant
Robert Ayter
R. Gerhart
Mary Ellen
Kimmone
Frank R. Merold
A. Wil John Emma Vere
Melvin
Antion
P Detherr
B. Mildred Lednerteen
Idilien
Melvin M. Muro
Auto
Isecsocre En Ha Clevenger
Henry Sklar Gideon
Kioya H. Wrey
Road & Bridge
Lewin Arnold
Batelle M. Beck
Albert Brokmann
Kenneth Cathicott
James R. Childa
Elton Darke
Robert Dark
Walter Dimery
Everett Eberhart Marlun
John May
McGee Dale McMillen Anderson
Morr Richard Nighten
Nalann Olmatead
Mayd Perduname
Park Fund
Norm Cathcart
Cathcart- Warren Heth Joren Triplett
Cc. F. Boaimas
Bindwaed Fura E Teale
Bindwaed Fura E Teale Demeritt i Eavelle M. Beck ‘Walla Lenore
Maxine L. Gerstenbareer
Maud H. Jones
Dirudennee
M. Roberia
Doyve Snow
Mildred DB
Radhe
Mary E. Wi
Mary E. Runce
Emma Curby
Melvin Owes
Ernest ‘LaFountain
Susan Miler
Khel Moling Perhrt
Mombi Kather
Ni Bwicky
Hal Sovle
New York
Bureau of Standard
Airforce
Edward A. Condon
Mirforce
Mac
Stalin
Yugoslavia
Washington
Burnside
D.W. Va
Southeast Asia
Brazil
Paris Cabinet Faces Confidence Vote Over Expenditure Reform
Paris faces a home front fight as Premier Georges Bidault asks the National Assembly for a confidence vote on his proposed law barring new government expenditures without offsetting receipts. Britain’s Attlee seeks a confidence endorsement as Labour seeks clarity on the Schuman plan and the proposed Western European steel pool amid stalled talks and imminent elections.
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National Assembly
Georges Bidault
Bidaull
English Channel
Britain
Attlee
Schuman
House of Commons
Assembly
Bidaali
Socialist Party
Bidault
Robert Schuman
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxenbourg
France
Jean Monnet
Lausche backs Truman at Democratic governors lunch
Washington reports Governor Frank Lausche of Ohio, under pressure over his Senate vote stance, praised President Truman and Secretary of State Acheson at a Democratic governors luncheon. Truman urged electing real Democrats to Congress, while Stevenson cited a call for peace and denied department payroll links to communists amid McCarthy accusations.
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Washington
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Truman
Acheson
Lausche
Robert A. Tafy
Joseph T. Ferguson
Senate
House of Representatives
Taft
Ferguson
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Xtate
State Department
Adlai Stevenson
Mines
Stevenson
McCarthy
B.-Wis
Low Bid Placed for Osawatomie State Hospital Building
Wichita contractor A Martin K Floy submitted the low bid of 479 810 on the general contract to construct a building for senile patients at Osawatomie state hospital State Architect Charles Marshall said work will begin within three weeks The legislature authorized 610 000 for the project to house 264 patients Other low bidders were Wrights Way Electric Co Kansas City Mar 19 622 for electrical and Gi M Miller Plumbing and Heating Co Paola 78 398 for plumbing
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Topeka
Martin K. Floy
Wichita
Osawatomie State Hospital
Charles Marshall
Wrights Way Electric Co
Kansan City
Mar
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Boy Scouts of National
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Angeles
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Chia Bark
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Alvin Bly
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Temerer
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Ray UC
Geenachas
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Frits Co
Morgan-Mack Pow
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Rip W. Picker
Hunsinger Motor Co
Reavel
Emme Berg
Allan French
Casa Ware
Ances Power & Light Bar Water
Kanses
Kennedy Pibg. Co
Rutter Repair Shop
ALT Necker
Ethel High Grace Webb
Robert G. Whit
Harold Gilbert
Kansas Public Service
Daze & Lo We
Capital Blue Print Co
Carter Bro
de Valley Express
Service Oil Co
Light Power
Ma' Law
Radiator & Lines
Jean Service Co
Ban ' Evans Arte Buppir
Kew Meter
Com Ques Pund BaPanen
Newlin Machinery Co. — Faul ‘Wolfers Fund
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Fioner Quarry
Tele Gnehal
Ust
Kaiievandedleal Service & Aid
Ralph Tine Grosarees
Bete
Buddy Gallaguer Motors
Paris
Europe
Hankind
Osawatomie
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