Carvings by ex Lawrencian mark Pioneer Transport display
Three hand carved wooden replicas of pioneer vehicles are on display at Green's Newsstand Massachusetts Street. Created by Dewey Chandler of Herington, the pieces feature working metal parts and come from woods with personal histories. Chandler, confined to bed by arthritis, has crafted a growing collection since 1953 and also made figures and a variety of other carvings.
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Green
Massachusetts Street
Dewey Chandler
Lawrence
Herington
Chandler
W. C. Springer
Warsaw
Chandlers
Kansas City
Guam
Pioneer Transportation
KGNO Files Intent for Dodge City TV Station
KGNO has filed a formal intent with the FCC to construct a television station on channel 6 in Dodge City. The management plans to complete corporate procedures and submit a formal application soon, aiming to provide TV reception across southwest Kansas with emphasis on Liberal Garden City and Dodge City.
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Donge City
KGNO
Federal Communications Commission
Kansas
Liberal
Garden City
Dodge City
Boston Tunnels Undergo Routine Scrubbing and Cleaning
A routine washing of Boston's 1 1/4 mile under harbor tunnel uses four men and a truck for 15 minutes. An annual cleaning removes 80 tons of sand from catch basins and scrubs three acres of tile walls by hand, as 34,000 vehicles pass daily.
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Boston
Weber Manufacturing Plant Destroyed By Fire at Bonner Springs
The Weber Manufacturing Co. plant in Bonner Springs was gutted by fire last night. The post office below the plant suffered extensive water damage. Mrs. Lucy Weber estimates damage at 10000 dollars. Post mistress Miss Jane Waters says most outgoing first class mail was saved but much second and third class mail was damaged. Origin of the blaze is undetermined.
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Bonner Springs
Eas
Weber Manufacturing Co
Lucy Weber
Jane Waters
Whale of a fish tale weighs in at 15 pounds
Oscar Tout of Chillicothe entertained the Lock Springs Liars Club with a tall fishing yarn. He claimed to catch a whale of a fish but had no scales to weigh it, so a photograph provided the 15 pound weight.
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Lock Springs
Oscar Tout
Chillicothe
Liars Club
General Clark Feels At Home At The Citadel Welcome
Gen Mark W Clark former UN Far East commander is greeted warmly in Charleston after becoming Citadel president A shopkeeper smiles and mentions Mrs Clark buying him shorts prompting Clark to say they have arrived The anecdote underscores a warm reception for the general in the city and at the college
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Charleston
S.C
Mark W. Clark
United Nations
Far East
Clark
Duke Hospital Orthopedics Leads in Artificial Limbs
The brace and instrument shop at Duke Hospital in Durham, North Carolina, produces over 300 artificial limbs and braces monthly. It blends panel, tannery, metal, and factory work to craft cosmetic orthopedic devices, aiming to hide stigma by tinting plastics flesh color and ensuring a discreet fit. Dr. J Leonard Goldner, the Duke orthopedic surgeon, emphasizes the cosmetic importance.
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Durham
N. C
Duke “Hospital
Measure to Halt Liquor Ads Faces NEA Opposition
The National Editorial Association opposed a bill to ban interstate liquor advertising calling it censorship and a deadly precedent. William L. Daley of the Washington office argued the measure targets one industry and could curb others, warning courts already support newspapers as free to reject ads. Supporters say ads boost consumption especially among youths. opponents label it a dry attempt to revive prohibition.
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NEA
Washington
National
William L. Daley
Association
Senate Commerce ‘Subcommittee
Daley
House Commerce Committee
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