Five Hundred Returned To Community Chest Festival Funds
The executive committee of the Festival of Kansas Arts and Crafts voted to return five hundred dollars of the four thousand nine hundred granted to the festival to the Community Chest. More funds will follow as income from catalogue sales is received. Catalogues remain on sale at 50 cents until May 15, then one dollar. Illuminated panels from the festival will be given to public schools, and gratitude was voiced by Mrs. Frank Stockton for volunteers and city support. Members listed include Mrs. Stockton Solon Ayres Riley Burham John Chaney and A Worstmeyer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Worntemeyer
Atelox
Chamber of Commerce
Journal-World
Arvid Jacobsen
William Allen White
Lawrence
Althoave
Mra. Stockton
Solon Ayres
Riley Burham
John Chaney
Old Massachusetts Street house to be moved for Dairy Queen parlor
A large house at 1855 Massachusetts Street will be moved west to Vermont Street to create a drive-in Dairy Queen ice cream parlor. Owners E R Paasch and A G Fritze lease land to G D Squires of Mexico, Missouri, who will operate the Dairy Queen. The house will be placed on a new foundation, remodeled, and either rented or sold. Opening had been set for April first but weather delayed the move.
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Massachusetts Street
Vermont Street
E.R. Acher
Winona
A. G. Fritze
Ohin Street
Onowners
Delbert S’amach
Haskell Institute
G. D. Squires
Mexico
Dairy Queen Products
Gullers
Vermont
Paasch
Ed Alan
Acher
Fritzel
Wolf Hunt
Kanwaka Club to Serve Supper After Sunday Wolf Drive
The Kanwaka 4 FH club plans a wolf hunt Sunday afternoon. Hunters meet at 1 30 at Kanwake Hall four miles west of Lawrence on Highway 40. Transportation available. shotguns entry will be used. A light supper will be served after the hunt.
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Kanwake Hall
Lawrence
Highway 40
Memorial Hospital ADMITTED and DISMISSED lists
Memorial Hospital records show admissions including Musick and Sunflower Frank Dullard, 44 Wine Mrs Glenn H Reade, 14ey Rhode, and Brigen dine at 712 Connecticut street with several others. Dismissals include Anna House, Albert Miller, John Murphy and baby, and Roger Lovett and baby among others along with a birth report for a daughter today and an accident involving Vernon C Smith treated for a wrist laceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musick
Frank Dullard
Glenn H. Reade
Rhode
Anna House
Elm Street
Albert Miller
Lincoln Street
John Murphy
Locust Street
Leo Sample
Maurine Stultz
New York Street
Feina Keinger
McLouth
Roger Lovett
Ohio Street
Sharon Miller
Memorial bell honors seven KU staffers in World War II
The University Daily Kansan votes to fund a memorial campanile bell honoring seven former staffers and graduates, including Lt Elliott Penner. Plans cover 51 bells with several larger gifts under negotiation. other honorees include Raymond Clapper and Curtis Burton. Penner served in the Navy in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Kansan
University of Kansas
Elliott Penner
F. H. Fenner
Connecticut
Kansan Guard
Kannan
Raymond Clapper
Anl
Curtis Andrew Burton
Topeka
Walter Wiliam Titer
UWHC
Kansas City
Mixdean A. Thoman
American Red Cross
Wateville
Robert L. Coleman
Junction City
Philip Stratton
Hauteking Penner
Avalanche block Mountain Road in Colorado river region
Avalanche halted traffic between Ouray and Silverton blocking a major southwest Colorado highway. Snow depths reach 12 to 20 feet over the Brooklyn slide area, nearly a mile and a quarter long, described as the worst snow conditions in six years by J. O. Shea of the state highway department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mar
Ouray
Silverton Tuiay
Brooklyn Slide
J. OR. Shea
Highway Department
Colorado
KU honors J E Schaefer in Boeing Wichita unit role
J Earl Schaefer of Wichita, longtime KU alumnus and former vice president and general manager of Boeing Wichita, is named to the foundation's board this year. The foundation has 186000 dollars available for 43 projects this year, up from last year, with 92 people and five researchers on the roster. Major studies include chemical utilization of natural gas, wheat straw plastics, and economic surveys for Kansas industries. At the annual meeting in November Schaefer asked about developing new uses for natural resources. Over 26000 dollars will be spent on one project this year with 60500 dollars allotted to date. The Kansas Industrial Development Commission is cited.
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J. Earl Schaefer
Wichita
University of Kansas Relias
Boeing Aircraft
Roe
Kansas
The
Research Foundation
Schaefer
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Apenser
Official Urges Change In Army Disability Pay Rules
Army official Vorhees urged Congress to unify disability retirement for officers and enlisted men. He proposed a sliding scale based on disability and length of service, replacing the current fixed three fourths base pay for officers with no grade-based adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Vorhees
Army Department
Congress
Armed Services
Army
Robert P. Patterson
House
Deaths and Funerals Perry Barber Services
Deaths and funerals noted for Verry B Barber and Sterling M Bowen. Verry Barber funeral held at First Presbyterian Church with pallbearers named. Oak Hill Cemetery graveside rites by Lawrence Lodge A F and A M. Sterling Bowen, 86, of Linwood, died at home. funeral at Linwood Methodist Church. burial Mt Sidney Cemetery. Also: University of Kansas painting faculty exhibition opens Spooner Thayer Museum through April 1. Washington reports possible drafting of women and children in future wars per Maj. Gen. Hershey before a Senate subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Barber
Verry B. Barber
First Presbyterian Church
T. H. Astman
Charles A. Springer
Ernest W. Young
Frank E. Banks
John J. Riling
Kelvin Hoover
Carl Drake
L. X. Flint
S. A. Wond
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence Lodge
A. F
A. M
Sterling M. Howen
Sterling Marion Bowen
Linwood
Corthula Bowen
Roy Bowen
Topeka
Homer
Chester Bowen
Zora Bennett
Mt. Sidney
Department of Drawing and Painting
University of Kansas
Spooner Thayer Museum
A. Dwight Burnham
Raymond J. Eastwood
Clayton Vought Fowler
Ober, Green
Karl Mattern
Robert N. Ludlow
Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Senate Appropriations
Hershey
Selective Service
Posse wounds four in Georgia pursuit of slaver
In Swainsboro Georgia a posse pursuing the slaver of a Georgia Price officer wounded four hideouts. Two men and two women were hit as the group hid in a horse shed. The deputy said none of the wounds were serious, despite a deep shoulder wound to one woman. Three airplanes and bloodhounds aided the search. The incident followed surround and exchange of fire at the rural Dye's Crossing house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swainsboro
Georgia Price
Cenury
Elese van Pelt
Augusta
Dye’s Crossing
Vinland Cemetery Association to Hold Annual Meeting
The Vinland cemetery association will hold its annual meeting Saturday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the home of T. P. Stevens in Vinland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinland Cemetery Association
T. P. Stevens
Vinland
Sears M J Jardon farm lands sold at sheriff sale
Three quarters of the estate of the late M J Jardon at Baldwin were sold at a sheriff's auction at the courthouse yesterday afternoon for about 2 per acre. The acres along Highway east of Baldwin Junction brought $39,400 total. Half went to Claude F Jardon and Edgar M Jardon of Kansas City and Joplin Mo. A quarter was bought by Carl Rutell, Baldwin, and the remaining quarter by Mrs. Hattie Price, Baldwin. Proceeds go to the heirs after partition costs, in shares set by the district court. J J Riline, attorney for the Jardon heirs, noted the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Jardon
Baldwin
Court House
Travis Glass
Highw
Baldwin Junction
Claude, F
Edgar M. Jardon
Kansas City
Joplin
Carl Rutell
Hattie Price
District Court
J. J. Riline
Jardon Heirs
All Day AAUP Meeting Set For Saturday Kansas Chapters
An all day session of Kansas chapters of the American Association of University Professors will meet at the University of Kansas on Saturday. Sessions will be in the Kansas room of the Union with a banquet at 6:30 p.m. Ralph F. Hinstead will speak on The AAUP What It Is and What It Does. Morning remarks by Prof. Roza Robertson and Dr Hill of Emporia Teachers College. Afternoon panel to discuss local chapter activities.
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American Assation of
University of Kansas
Kansas
Union
Ralph FE. Hinstead
Roza Robertson
Hill
Teachers College
Emporia
Three Dogs Reunited After Downtown Pickup
In Lawrence a taxi driver returned three dogs to the Stocktons at 720 Indiana Street after finding them on a downtown street. Teddy, the oldest, is mostly deaf and movement challenged, so the driver refused a fare rather than risk the dog. Temperatures rose above freezing for the first time since Tuesday. The Hertzler Research Foundation, honoring the late Dr. Arthur E. Hertzler, was announced in Halstead for medical research. Retail shoe prices may drop next fall by 1 to 3 dollars as leather costs ease, per Tanner’s Council of America.
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Dean
Frank ‘T. Stockton
Indiana Street
Stocktons
Halstead
Kan
Hertzler Research Foundation
Arthur E. Hertzler
Walton Goode
Hertzler Clinic
New York
Tannered Council of America
Waldorf-Astoria
Meat Strike Parleys Open With Conciliators
Today the conciliation service began efforts to avert a nationwide meat packing strike planned for March 16. Meetings are set with Swift and Company in Chicago, Armour and Company, Wilson and Company, and Cudahy Packing Company to seek a settlement before the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Ee U
Conciliation Service Today
Swift and Company
Armour and Company
Wilson and Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Eudora Social Calendar Notes And Birthday Gatherings
Eudora society scenes feature a 4 o'clock bridge dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Homer Geratebnerger with Mrs. Erwin Kanzig high scorer and travel prizes awarded. Next Friday March 12 Miss Henrietta Schubert hosts a 7 o'clock dinner bridge. A large list of attendees includes Mr. and Mrs. William Miller and several Gerstenberger and Kanzig families. Various birthday events honor Mr. and Mrs. Vitt Lawrence and Mrs. Frances Vorta Lawrence, along with Mr. Pfieger. The community also notes a patient at home, families moving homes, school sports results with Eudora’s grade school basketball team earning second place, and local club activities among numerous Lawrence and Baldwin visitors.
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Tata Phi Phi Club
Homer Geratebnerger
Erwin Kanzig
Henrietta Schubert
William Miller
George Gerstenberxer
Ray Miller
Oscar Lothholz
C. L. Fuller
Fred Pfieger
Way
Vitt
Frances Vorta Lawrence
Pfieger
Mra
Otto Mig
Ti O'Clock
J. N. Hearin
Eudora
Linwood
David Brown
Bill Edwards
Leroy Curles
James Rayburn
Johnnie Long
Leland Massey
Elwood Burns
George Lothholz
C. Geretenberger
Lawrence
Dell Davidson
de Edler
William Deay
J. W. Deay
Vinland
Willard Warner
Edler
Church Street
Young
Tonganoxie
Earl White
Warner
Pire
Augusta Durr
Leon Durr
Durr
John Kurtz
Hla Kurtz
Pa . B.rosadey
Ay Zuber
Market Report Oddities From Wheat to Potatoes on March Fourth
Markets across Wheat, Corn, oats and cotton show mixed moves amid late profit-taking. Kansas City livestock reports cattle and calves softening while hogs stay uneven and steady. produce prices for dairy, poultry and vegetables listed with variances.
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Mar
Lapt Bock
Denmark
Chicago
Kanaae City Livestock
Kansas City
Apsdai
Gous
Rinasea
Wall Street Day Mixed as Leaders Lag Amid Market News
The York market report notes faltering gains with leads and many leaders among the slowest performers. Renewed strength in some sectors is cited, while several issues show declines near the close. Prominent movers include Southern Pacific Great Northern Goodyear International Harvester and General Motors among others. Card of thanks follows for support during illness and death of a wife and mother.
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Wall Street
York
Kryhwans
Southern Pacific
Greatorthern
Rahmer
Goodyear
T. Rather
General Motors 0 & Steel
Sears-Rovtuch
International Harvester
JT Case
Reine
American Stelling
Carbide
Facto Kodak
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Community Chest
Makse
Huilt
Massachusettes
Kanwaka UH Club
Memorial Hospital
Robert N. Aoe Weesek
Charlie Eagan
Ir. Klessan
Li Street
W. L. Smith
Route 6
Vernon C. Smith
Rhode Island Street
K. U
Bell
Mountain
As No
House Agriculture Committee
Elmo J. Mahoney
Defrance
Marie Baresel
N. Ara
Yerkes
Daf
K. U. Man
J. Hari Schaefer
Alabama
Christine Johnston
James E. Folsom
James Douglas
Cullman
Big Jim
James F. Folsom
Georgia
Juraj Slavik
Prague
Slavik
Czechslovakia
Czechoslovakia
Vladimir Klem 4
Naval Base
Olathe
Campbell Keene
Olathe Naval Air Station
James E. Maker
Fleet Air Base Forces
Seattle
Jerusalem
Titus
K. Ly
Eben
Garden City
Warren Hotel
Irma Dunfield
Dunfield
Broadview
William Roos
Bellamy Partridge
Myrnice Neis
Floyd
Lawrences
Kansasity
Kal City
Cash Grain
Milo
Kanens City
USDA
Catorade Red McClarens
Idah Burbanks U
Minnesota
Frank Horrell
Virgil Hornell
Raymond Horrell
Ady
Chrysler
Kensecoll
S& WU
Teliss
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Schubert Funeral Home
Ethan A. Smith
Moving & Storage
L. P. Gas
L. G. Carter
Moss
Phene Ie
Smith Electric CO
N. HR
Dingman Furniture
Rea
Campbell
Desler
Crosley Home Appliances
West Ninth Phone
L. T. Harris Co., Inc
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