Schoeppel Attacks Administration on Korea War
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel of Kansas condemned the Democratic administration on the second anniversary of the Korean War. He argued the conflict is an American war under UN guise, blasted allied platitudes, and accused Washington of withholding war facts while criticizing allied trade with the Soviet Union. He urged a decisive, united effort and criticized armistice delays and strategy while stressing the human costs at home.
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Congres
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kansas
United States
Schorppel
United Nations
Ieeeien
Amore Dean
Kangay
Bern
Yahr
MacArthur
Schooppelaaid
State Department
Natton
Karen
Ghina
Marsha Aouexon
Schoeppel
Congress
Truman
Mitwest
Washington
Schoopner
Alfies
Russia
London
British Empire
Department of Defense
OLFING SCONES And Kansan golfers scores at Lafayette meet
At the end of the second qualifying round of the NCAA golf tournament in Lafayette the Kansan University linkamen posted scores for Neil Liley Bryan Lynch Harlan Ifs Gene Rourke and John Prasif who are noted with various scores. Also Cal Abbott was fined for drunken driving in County Court and Robert Whitesell was fined for speeding in police court. Acacia Lodge 9A FL and A M calls a special communication for the Master Masons Degree with visitors welcomed.
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LaFayette
Ted
Kansan University Linkamen
Neil Liley
John Prasif
Tebt
Bryan Lynch
Harlan Ifs
Gene Rourke
Tai
Purdue University
Acacia Lodge No. 9A
FL & A.M
Oscar I
Bas
Marion A. Baclow
Rapid Transit Bus Service to Kansas City Pools Route
Hearlin Lawrence is serviced by the Rapid Transit Bus Co starting Thursday morning. Buses run every 20 minutes from 4 45 a m to noon Saturday with transfers from other routes and tokens for children aged five to 14. Route details include 11th and Mass Sts to Seventh pool entrance then a loop via Maine Vermont and Massachusetts back to Eleventh. Kansans including Cpl William L Castle Sgt Earl N Batin and Sct Merle L Malehel among 35 scheduled to depart for San Francisco to embark for Korea aboard the transport Gen William M Black is noted.
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Lawrence Reelon Commission
Rapid Transit Bus Co
11Th
Mass. Sts
Massachusetts
Pools
Maine Street
Ninth
Vermont
Eleventh
William L. Castle
Lawrence
Earl N. Batinmai¢r
Lecompton
Merle L. Malehel
Baldwin
San Francisco
Korea
William M. Black
Kansas attorneys sworn in at Topeka Supreme Court event
Miss Martha Ann Truman and 55 other Kansas graduates were sworn in today in Topeka after a two day bar examination. The ceremony in the state Supreme Court followed the completion of the two day test and included 30 recent KU law graduates among the new admittees.
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Martha Ann Truman
Dane
Uate
University of Kansas
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Topeka
Misa Triman
J, U. Law
Kansas U
Ares
Dale Albert Spiegel
Formosa
Marvin William Meyer
Clyde
Harold Tee Turner
Mowton
Navy
J. Heeneystr
Beattie
Donald Witherell Noah
Bolnit
Paul Arnold Wolf
Lyons
Robert Arthur Pine
Galena
Orval Joseph Kaufman
Moundridge
Robert Gene Walmer
Lawrence
Odd Williams
Clifford Leonard Malone
Raymont
Edward Winslow Cathurn
Marion
Howard Leslie Wilson
Sterling
Tom Lomax Schwinn
Wellington
Ralph Raymond Brock
Margaret Elizabeth van der Smisgen
William Edward Gosa
Stafford
Cate Robert Hanes
Coffeyville
Charlies D. Kennedy
Hutchinson
Garman Charlies Payne
Olathe
Earl Burton Shurtz
George St. Gould Jr
Dodge City
Frank Mortimer Lewis Jr
Sa Hints
Walter J. Hastings
McFarard
Francis Cleary McMaster
Wich- George
Hal Roxs
Wichita
Jack Stewart
Richard Lee Moore
Kansas City
Jerome Edw Jones
Wichi Eureny Erdward
Mitetwll
William Alva
Bonwell Jr
Manhattan man bound over on assault charges in Sabetha case
M. E. Rochester, 28, Manhattan, is bound over for trial at the November term of Douglas County District Court on three counts of statutory criminal assault of a 16 year old Sabetha girl. A county court preliminary hearing set bonds at $2.04 and Rochester was committed no jail in default of payment. The girl testified and was released to her parents. The man was arrested locally after the incident.
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M. E. Rochester
Manhattan
Douglas County District Court
Rochester
Frank Qi
Gray
Animals Trek for Muneu Fr Expands French Africa Collection
ARCHAMBAULT and partners journey through Central and Northern French Equatorial Africa over two months to assemble a major animal collection for the Washington Museum of Natural History and the American National Geographic Magazine. The expedition involves ARCHAMBAULT and two Austrians along with U Five Americans as they survey wildlife for scholarly and public outreach.
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Archambault
Africa
French Equatorial Africa
Washington Museum of Natural History
National Geographic Magazine
Memorial Hospital Patient And Address List Fragment
A partial hospital notice lists numerous names and street addresses in connection with patient treatments at Memorial Hospital. Individuals include Estella Eberhart Charlene Hawkins Mary Ann Underwood Geneva Steele Delores Steele Killen Steele Phyllix Kradley Mra Hierman Edgar Wright Kathryn Tenns Mary Lamb Della Hawthorne Johnny Redick Ruth Glasgow Hope Grant Betty Lina Lee Thornton and others. A fragmentary line notes Sunflower resident Lina Lee Thornton was treated for a lacera tion on the bottom of her left foot.
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Carol Hemphill
Estella Eberhart
Charlene Hawkins
Haskell
Mary Ann Underwood
Jerry Longfellow
Longfellow
Masa
Geneva Steele
Delores Steele
Killen Steele
de Soto
Phyllix Kradley
Tenn
Edgar Wright
Topeka
Kathryn Tenns
Mary’ Lamb
Della Hawthorne
Richmond
Johnny Redick
Sunflower
Ruth Glasgow
Hope Grant
10Th St
Mon
Betty [Trelamd
R. I. St
Lina Lee Thornton
KU Graduate in Group To Be On TV Show July 13
Vera McNary and the Marimba Coeds, led by Hatchkiss, head to New York for a July 13 Toast of the Town TV appearance after a six‑week Canada tour and recent Sullivan show audition in Kansas City. Rayma McNary, KU 1950 graduate, and teammates Nancy Van Antwerp and Leah City, among others, have balanced studies and parttime work with marimba practice, eyeing a full music career as they tour Quebec and Chicago venues. Mrs. McNary married last Sunday. the others focus on advancing their group and performance contracts.
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Vera McNary
Lol Sullivan
New York City
Litt Freleigh
Mary Freleigh
Mission
Kansas City
Nancy van Antwerp
Scott City
Rayma Louise Hotchkiss
Bonner Springs
Ed Sullivan
Edvwared Hotchkiss
Raxyma
Hatchkiss
Winter Chevrolet Company
Lawrence
Canada
Ball City
Quebec
Aul Fioner
Palmer House
Chicago
Hotchkiss
Er Dale
The
Grote
Raymit
Vorages Navy
Lina Freteigh
Leah
YWCA
Unesco
Alpha Delta ‘Pi Sorority
K.U
Rayma
Traveler's Aid Society
Kansas City Union Station
Vera
Obituaries and funeral notices from De Soto and surrounding area
Stella M Stuchbery 77 died at home in PeSote. Survived by husband Fred 82 son Earl Stuchbers Excelsior Springs sister Mabel Ellingson Conrad Mont and sister Nettie Robb Gardner. Funeral 2 am Friday DeSoto Methodist Church burial De Soto Cemetery. Gary Lester Proctor infant son of Mr and Mrs Lester Proctor Waton Ut died Tuesday in Lawrence hospital. Graveside today 6 pm Oak Hill Cemetery. Carl Henry Hess died suddenly at 1514 W 9th St. He was a meat cutter retired years ago. Funeral arrangements pending Rumpey Funeral Home. Surviving include widow Eva Hess one daughter Berthal Stevens, four sons John Hess Carl F Hess Henry Hong Ralph Hess, sister Mary Steinbring and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Stella M. Stuchbery
PeSote
Fred Stuchbery
Earl Stuchbers
Excelsior Springs
Charles Rowe
Eudora
Mabel Ellingson
Conrad
Mont
Nettie
Robb
Gardner
DeSoto Methodist Church
DeSoto Cemetery
Gary Lester Proctor
Gary Lester Procter
Lester Proctor
WATON
Ut. St
Lawrence Manorial Hospital
Besside Bia
Harry Westergren
Mroc
Lester JD. Proctor
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Carl Henry Hear
Carl Henry Hess
Denly
9Th St
Rumpey
Eva Hess
Wallace
Berthal Stevens
Mo. St
John Hess
Carl F. Hess
Ala. St
Henry Hong
la. St
Ralph Hess
Laura St
Mary Steinbring
Grend
Pleasant Grove Events Include Band, Visits, and Cemetery Talks
In Pleasant Grove, the accordion band led by Mrs. Marlon Madi performed at the Borwick Recordion concert in Topeka. Rev. I L Montgomery returned from Modesto after attending a conference and visiting kin. The Hibner home sale to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bosza of Lawrence will house Jim Ray family. Various visits to Pleasant Grove Cemetery and local homes occurred, CPA quarterly meeting held, births announced, and relatives including the Florance and Tietjens families noted through the week.
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Pleasant Grove
Marlon Madi
Topeka
Municipal Auditorium
I. L. Montgomery
Modesto
Calif
Hibner
Bill Bosza
Lawrence
Jim Ray
Roy Beckner
Ottawa
Albert Lawson
Robert Guenther
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Linwood
Jerry
Terry Tietjens
Jayhawk
George Florance
Parton Bowlin
Oakridge Guests Visit Families and WSCS Meeting
Mr and Mrs Leonhard House of Lawrence visited with J W House on Sunday. Bertha Winterscheid spent the holiday with Norman Winterscheid and family at Paola. WSCS group two of the Methodist Church met at president Mrs Gerald Peamon’s home for its first conference year meeting. Yearly program books are being prepared for distribution at the next regular meeting. Mrs F H Leonhard accompanied her daughter Mia Feuris Kirby and son Dannie to Tulsa Oklahoma for a stay.
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Mro
Pred Hollandworth
Karen Elsie Kirby
Sedania
Arthur Leonhard
John Morgan
Rolleal
Fern Brine
Bismark Sehiont
J. R. West
West
Oakridge
Allan Robt
Frank Walters
Oscar Powell
Route 2
Vivian Miles
van Neste
Bruce McKee
Mes. Mekvue
Lawrence
Leonhard
J. W
Bertha Winterscheld
Norman Winterscheid
Rita
Jerry
Douglas Winter Scheid
Paola
WSCS
Methodist Church
Gerald Peamon
F. H. Leonhard
Mia
Feuris
Kirby
Dannie
Tulsa
Okla
The
Farley doubts modern autos after family car crash
Portland Maine report notes Robert Farley questions modern cars after a minor crash. The family vehicle reportedly jumped a curb and damaged a fence while ignition and starter issues were cited. No injuries reported.
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Portland
Robert BR
Farley
Robert
Bobby
Market News: Mixed Signals on Grains and Livestock
Kansas City markets report mixed futures with wheat and corn soft to steady, soybeans firm, and hogs up to 5. Hogs lead gains, cattle hold near firm, calves active. Produce and dairy items show varied pricing. livestock futures reflect uneven demand and seasonal shifts. Local grain quotes list Wheat 1.97 and Corn 1.90 perUnit with soybeans at 2.40.
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Steele and Rails
Egon
Kansas City UN
USDA
Kansas
Nebraska
Aldo
New York
Alrines li
Colt
Kennecott
Lion OM
Martin
Monte Ward
Phillips Pet
Plymouth Oil
Radio Cp
New York Stocks Rise on Steel and Oil News
Moderate demand for steels and rails pushed New York stocks higher on Wednesday with gains mostly a few cents. Volume stayed near 1.2 million shares as steel disputes and fresh oil discoveries spurred buying while the market fluctuated around narrow limits. Rail and Rothlender steel movements showed stronger action amid the general rally.
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New York
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Brwan
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H. Baker
A. Barlow
Miss Truman
K. U
State
Sabetha
Nan Mae
Board of Education
William Pringle
William James Dunn
Earth
Memorial Hospital
An Edward Waymire
Tie R. 1. Sty
Tucs- By
Hotchilelss
Miss McNary
Kansas City University
Rayman
Kansas’ City
Butler
Cash Grain
Securities Investment Co
Warl Kreider
Sears Roe Schentey Ind
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Cal Vac U Ltd
Oil Ind BS Ltd
J _ u Studebaker
Sunray
Swift & Co. Texas Co
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West UN Tel
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St & T
Wall Street
Insurance Agency
Bowersock Mills
Bowersock Elevator
Bowersock
PMA
Fis Maan
Douglas County State Bank
Bank of Friendly Service
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