Winners Crowned in 4 H Competition at Liberty Memorial High
County 4 H competition drew 13 entrants Saturday at Liberty Memorial High School Hinore as Kanwaka and Jarawk clubs placed. Winners topped four events including one act play and student dares contests with H nonunique demonstrations and a county musical group earning a Saturday representation. Judges Roland Elling and Ralph Whitmire praised performances across divisions.
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Dewwtae
Liberty Memorial High School
Kanwaka Etd Jarawk Clube
Levers Menewal High
Varkara
Tarkara Arderson
Paul Hever
Ing
Legiers
Ont Peirces En Inc
Shalton Behinson
Shirley Hutton
Kihara Clough
Jem Maefio
Kenneth Hubvar
Lancheon
Palmyra
Waflower
Lene Suir
Brackett
Clover
Helevlew Elube
Yeea
Lalymra
Cluh
Ony
Roland B. Elling
Franklin County
Ralph Whitmire
Wyandotte County
Biography lecturer to speak at KU humanities series
Allan Noving, Columbia University American history professor and two time Pulitzer winner, will present the fifth KU humanities lecture at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Frank Strong Hall auditorium. Topic: The Relation of Biography and History. He will address members of Alpha Theta, the honorary history society, during a reception at 2200 p.m. in Memorial Union Pine Room.
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Allan Noving
Columbia University
University of Kansas
Frank Strong Hall
Nevine
Whi Alpha Theta
Memorial Union Building
Concert Tonight by Patricia Travers at University of Kansas
Patricia Travers, 20, violinist, appears tonight at 8 20 in Hoel auditorium University of Kansas. She is accompanied by Hendrik Fadt with a program featuring classical pieces by Sarasate Tchaikowsky Paganini and others in an organ guild writing context.
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Patricia Travers
Hoel
University of Kans
Hendrik Fadt
Priate
Organists attend two day state meeting in Winfield
Laurel Anderson of Kansas University leads a delegation of organ students and colleagues to the two day state meeting of the American Guild of Organists in Winfield. Jerald Hamilton Tack McCoy and Richard Gayhar also travel, while Anderson serves on the Kansas Regents board. Snow blocks rural life conference attendance at Kansas State College. delegates from 37 of 41 counties attend. President Emeritus F D Farrell speaks at dinner.
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Laurel &. Anderson
University of Kansas
American Guild of Organists
Anderson
Board of Regents
Kansas Chapelr
Jerald Hamilton
Tack McCoy
Richard Gayhar
University
Manhattan
Kan
Mar
Kansas State College
Riday
F. D. Farrell
Divorce granted to Gladys Belle Beeler in district court
Gladys Belle Beeler was granted a divorce from Alvin Reeler by District Judge Hugh Means on Saturday. The ruling formally ends the marriage and allocates rights per court order.
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Gladys Belle Beeler
Alvin Reeler
Hugh Means
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Mrs. Bertha E Price 60 and others including Mrs Rose W Thoren and Mrs Susan Burris Mra, with services at Parker's mortuary Rumsey funeral home and United Brethren church in Clearfield. Survivors listed include spouses children and multiple grandchildren. Burial plans at Memorial Deck Cemetery Highland Park and local churches noted.
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Bertha E. Price
Meldred
Brown
Lawrence
Parker's
Topeka
Rorchester
Irica
Adem E. Pries
Oncerla
Iowa
Everett Schnarker
Ernest Schnacker
Leogh
Calif
Charles
Charter
Tonle
Utah
Mre
Avren
Willem
Barts
Susan Burris
Susan Warris
Toa Angel
Vaurial
Los Angeles
Alice Douglas
Denver
Colo
Rose W. Thoren
Hosa W. Thoren
United Brethren Church
Clearfield
Lewis A. Flora
Divelas
Lewis Ay Flora
Baldwin
Rubiwin
Charles Elm
Glenn Flora
Anna E Babcock
Anna E. Babcock
Charles FE. Patton
Rhode Island Street
West Seventh Street
Pittsburg
Babcock
First Methodist Church
Gordon B. Thompson
Highland Park
Market Notes and Farm Prices Amid Turbulent Commodities
Fragmented OCR reads like a market bulletin. Mentions of hay markets in Kansas City and New York trade notes, with figures for barley futures, cattle, calves, and other livestock. References to producers, distributors, and seasonal pricing hints appear alongside scattered international market chatter and airline mentions.
Shads Survive by Four Names Mentioned in Obituary
Four named survivors listed in a brief obituary fragment include tem Mra ene Mies Thee and Mrs Marie Albert, plus Mrs vie lors. The note also mentions two ano C. Pittaburg, with five great grandchildren recorded among the kin.
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Tem
Mies Thee
Marie Albert Some
Vielors
C. Pittaburg
Labour meeting cites AFL vision for government reform
The American Federation of Labor proposes a new stance toward government reform in industrial relations. Mark Start, director of the Workers' Education Bureau, said delegates at the Later Institute session at the University of Kavsae would evaluate the state as an agency for betterment. Speakers including D Tagliarda and Tom Page joined discussions on full employment, while Vrotesmar Gagliarda spoke on Taft-Hartley urging labor to seek improvement through constructive criticism rather than dispute.
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American Federation of Tator
Mark Start
Workers’ Education Bureau of America
University of Kavsae
Tre A.F.L. ‘A
Amerikan
Washington
Starr
Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Report
Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Mrs. Dale Haas and many others by street, Route and state, with multiple names and addresses. Birth reports note several couples welcoming children yesterday and today, while an accident entry describes Gare Wright and Hilly J. Carrell treated in the emergency room for a swallowed whistle and crayon fragment removal.
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Milton Niebrugge
Eudora
Tom Yoe
Sunnyside
Marcua Rupp
R. H. Raver
Kentucky Street
Gare Wright
Baldwin
Hilly J. Carrell
DeSoto
Amie Rustrih
Woodring pessimistic on Europe aid after Europe tour
Topeka March 15 former Secretary of War Harry H. Woodring returned after a two month European tour saying he was terribly discouraged by conditions there and he conferred with President Truman. He visited Germany Austria Italy France Switzerland Holland and Belgium during the trip.
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Topeka
Kan
Europe
Harry H. Woodring
Woodring
Presint
Truman
Germany
Austria
Italy
France
Switzerland
Holand
Belgium
Kansas City Market Report Mixed cattle and sheep trends edge higher
The Kansas City and regional markets describe steady to higher live cattle and feeder prices with thin flesh weights up and chicer demand for immediate needs. Sheep and lambs show varied gains, with good and choice types trading firmer in spots while overall tone remains cautious amid uncertain futures.
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Anas
USDA
Cardle
Larsy U
Calver
S.vis-In
Nat Howe
Hamibs
Liberty Memorial High School Second Place Trophy Display
The Liberty Memorial High School basketball team earned second place at the regional tournament in Atchison. The bulletin notes the team did well, will represent the school at the state meet in Topeka starting Wednesday, with a special bus leaving at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. Lawrence faces Wichita East in the first round.
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Liberty Memorial High
Atchison
High Seven Bulletin
Topeka
Lawrence
Wichita East
Weather and Education News From Lawrence and Peabody
In Lawrence a cold start gives way to a high near 60 as gas thermometers register 66. F. L. Schlagle will address the Lawrence Educational Council at 7 p.m. March 23 at the high school with a social mixer earlier. Reserved seats for the Class AA state basketball tourney go on sale at Liberty Memorial high school offices up to 9 a.m. tomorrow. In Peabody, M O B Pace, 57, dies in a Newton hospital after a murder warrant tied to Marvin L. Evans’ death. Evans died of bullet wounds. Pace’s death is attributed to rat poison.
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William Patterson
Sterling
Louisiana
High Point
North Capelina
William Patterson Puch
Rachel Carter Puch
Kineas
UsTty
Newton
Lawrence
Plymouth
Cottonwood Falls
Kan University
Ste
William Grober Puch
the Drug Co
Kitians City
Anne Kier Ward
Kansas City
W.O0. Stevens
Luella Pugh
Harriet Tanner
Funk Chapel
Dion 1
Weatherbee
Edward Tanner
Charles Caer
William Semple
Willian Murrhyn
Odvan Rowe
Clifton Ramsey
Gak HU
F. L. Schlagle
Kan
Lawrence Educational Council
At & P.m
Schlagle
Topeka
Liberty Memorial High School
Tomor
Neal Wherry
Wichita
Peabody
M—O B. Pace
Marvin L. Evans
Charles Ward
Marion County
Pace
Evans
Daviea
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Donations
I express gratitude for cards, flowers and letters received during my illness. The family thanks those who sent flowers and those who donated to the Cancer and Heart fonds in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Reynolds Shultz. The Family.
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Cancer and
Heart Fonds
Guy Reynolds Shultz
Family
In memory of Earl Wesley Mooney four years gone
A memorial note from his family marking the four year anniversary of Earl Wesley Mooney's death on March 14 1944 and recalling the loss felt by his mother father and brother. The message speaks of enduring love and remembrance across time with a loving verse about memories that cannot be stolen.
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Earl Wesley Mooney
Gome
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