Attorney General speaks on reapportionment and obscenity
Kansas Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate William Ferguson told KU Young Republicans that reapportionment errors must be corrected to avoid a second special session. He argued to curb obscene literature, calling for government power to seize and destroy such material. Ferguson noted his campaign plans to be released later and stressed his 1938 KU degree and early name recognition.
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Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Ferne Vanderhoof of 2039 Naismith Dr died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Survived by mother Charlotte Rumsey and sister Emma Shank. funeral arrangements to be announced by Cooper-Warren Mortuary. Memorial contributions to heart fund. John DeWitt Phillips, 60, Route 1, retired dairyman, died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Cooper-Warren Chapel. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include wife Lila, daughters Jean and Virginia, step-son Joe, several siblings and grandchildren. Mrs Emma Strickler of San Bernardino, burial at Canton. daughter of Rev Thomas Maughlin who started Lawrence’s Second United Presbyterian Church.
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Professor Lind to Speak on Pre Vesalian Anatomy
Kansas University classics professor L. R. Lind will discuss Pre Vesalian Anatomy at noon Wednesday in the English Room, Kansas Union. The luncheon meeting is part of the Faculty Forum series sponsored by KU Y.
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Politician Plans Vigorous Campaign After Early Lead
He claims to be in first or second place in the race and prepares a more active campaign than rivals. He asserts publicity drives success and notes the attorney general's name appears in the papers frequently.
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Market Prices and Egg Poultry Rates From Harwood and K C Produce
Wheat at 1.91 and soybeans 2.51 lead a grain and oilseed roundup. Harwood's Market lists eggs with large A at 28 and undergrades at 20 while K C Produce shows consumer eggs from 19 to 31 and wholesale eggs at 29 to 33. Poultry and live poultries are priced by weight with hens and capons, and Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers priced at farm 12 percent and plant 13 54.
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Kansas City Grain and Livestock Markets Report
Kansas City AP notes wheat at 129 cars with mixed prices and slight declines while corn oats soybeans and by products show small shifts. Livestock totals indicate cattle and sheep not enough for test. hogs 2500 with steady to higher barrows and gilts, sows steady, typical weights 190–250 lb.
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Stock Market Edges Higher in Moderate Wall Street Trading
In New York today the stock market held a slightly higher edge in moderate volume. About 4.7 million shares traded, up from 4.69 million Thursday, with many gains modest and key stocks like Chrysler rising over a point.
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Autos Market Rises Modestly as GM Edges Up
The report notes General Motors rose fractionally while other automakers showed scant change, indicating a quiet session for auto equities with GM as the standout performer.
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