Senate Probers Turn To Shortage
Washington senate investigators and witnesses focus on grain shortages in storage warehouses. Former Dallas Agriculture Department manager Latham White blames lack of a national inspection program for shortages while lawmakers question inspector funding and possible gratuities.
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Agriculture Department
Latham White
Dallas, Tex
Department
Senate Agriculture Committee
White
Brannan
Red Cross fund drive nears goal in county update
The county Red Cross campaign has reached 14 200 by noon with a 1 000 mile stone toward a 17 180 goal. University and employers contributed 1 400, and a final 1 654 was reported in another division. Mrs Helen Pickett noted 131 19 collected in her precinct as weather improves and drives pick up. Rural areas show momentum with captains appointing assistants to canvass farm homes and drivers urged to mail checks or drop cash at the Community Building.
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Rive
Enk
Helen Pickett
Delbert Richardson
Ross Wulfkuhler
Harald Johannine
Whorhead
J. W. Murray
T R Gerhart Seeks Republican Nomination For Douglas County Clerk
T R Gerhart, long time Douglas County Clerk candidate, announces run for the Republican nomination in the Aug 5 primary. A Shoemakerville native who moved to Lawrence in 1924, he rose from deputy in 1935 to the elected post, noting growth in population from 26,419 in 1937 to 29,044 in 1951 and assessment value from 25,936,12 to 51,190,151 as the county expanded its duties.
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Gerhart
U. S. G. Plank
Plank
Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Shoemakerville
Lawrence
American Fixture Co
American Sash and Door Co
Kansas City
Tom
Parker’ Buick Co
Douglas County
Postgraded Course on Aging at K. C. in March
A three day postgraduate course in geriatrics will be held March 24 to 26 at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. It targets practicing physicians and will cover aging causes and clinical information led by H. G. Ingham with six top gerontology authorities. Participants include Dr. Leonard J. Goldwater Dr. Julius Jensen Dr. William K. Ishmael Dr. Thomas H. McGavack Dr. Robert M. Perlman and Dr. Malford W. Thewlis.
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Kansas City
H. G. Ingham
Ingham
America
Leonard J. Goldwater
Columbia University
New York
Julius Jensen
Washington University
St. Louis
William K. Ishmael
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Thomas H. McGavack
New York Medical College
Robert M. Perlman
Institute of Endocrinology and Gerontology
San Francisco
Malford W. Thewlis
Wakefield
Red Cross gifts raised via airport loan and local drives
A Lawrence airplane loan for a brief period prompted a donor to give the amount he would have paid to the Red Cross. The gift will be routed through Leo Ousdahl, grant township Red Cross drive chairman. Police list 1951 1952 lost plates ready for claim at the station. Also reported are Holstein heifer loss from a wind storm and new YWCA president Dot Taylor of Topeka. Four injured in Highway KIM crash remain in fair condition. Mosby fined $10 for insufficient clearance on highway.
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Erhart
Leo Ousdahl
Grant Township
Journal-World
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8Th
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Douglas County
F. Shawnee County
Franklin County
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Leroy
Walter George
Kim
Eurora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ray Walter
Ottawa
Madalene Farris
Robert Lee Farris
Barbara Deaborn
Sunflower
Road to fascist rule warned by Topeka editor
W J6 Clugston, former city editor of the Topeka State Journal, spoke at the University of Kansas railing against a military dictatorship in the U S. He claimed military leaders control critical materials and influence buying, praised recent primaries as hopeful, critiqued Ike and the Pentagon, and predicted the breakdown of two party ties with the South no longer solid.
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Pentagon
Morse
Justice Douglas
Eisenhower
Taft
Kefauver
Clugston
Solid South
University to inherit million dollar estate amid will dispute
A federal suit seeks to break the will of George A. Miller the Illinois University professor who left about one million dollars to the university Ralph E Schellhamer of Ford County Kansas claims he was promised a one quarter share if he cared for the Schellhamers in Cape Girardeau Missouri until their deaths He says he fulfilled the agreement until their deaths in the 1930s Miller died February 10 1951 as a 6000 a year professor with an estate described as the fruit of wise investments
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Danville
George A. Miller
Illinois University
Miller
University
Ralph E. Schellhamer
Ford County
Kas
Schelllhamer
Charles Schellhamer
Cape Girardeau
Schellhamer
Ralph Schellhamer
Charles Schellhamers
Cancer Drive Meeting Sets 1952 Plans at Castle Tea Room
A dinner meeting at the Castle Tea Room Saturday at 6 30 p m will discuss procedures for the 1952 Douglas County cancer drive Mrs Edwin Abels county chairman of the cancer society announced El Handley Lawrence radio announcer was named 1952 drive director Handley will outline plans to township representatives Letters will be sent next week to all county box holders with pamphlets on cancer
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Castle Tea Room
Edwin Abels
The
Cancer Society
el Handley
Lawrence
Hundley
Nobel laureate Otto Loewi to lecture at KU Medical Center
Dr Otto Loewi Nobel prize winner in medicine will give the 19th Porter Lectureship in Medicine at the University of Kansas School of Medicine. He will deliver three talks March 31 and April 1 at KU Medical Center in Kansas City and Strong Auditorium Lecompton. He will discuss reflections on medicine, workshop discoveries, and adrenal function in three sessions April 1. The event is funded by the late Dr J L Porter of Paola along with an annual scholarship.
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University of Kansas School of Medicine
Otto Loewi
New York College of Medicine
Loews
K. U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Ex Officials Admit Gifts to Grain Traders Amid Fallout
Two former Agriculture Department officials testified they accepted numerous gifts before their dismissal by Secretary Brannan and assistant Harry J. Solomon. They said the items were small valued and treated as Christmas presents from grain tradesmen, acknowledging gratuities prior to mid last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ariculture Brannan
Latham White
Dallas
Tex
Harry J. Solomon
Youth Holds Key to Unity of Nations, Says Rabbi Isserman
Rabbi Ferdinand M. Isserman urged American youth to emphasize shared human values over divisive factors at a Kan sas interdenominational banquet. He outlined three global commonalities: universal equality, national unity within diversity, and shared religious truths, aided by new studies in religious history, comparative religion, and psychology.
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Temple Israel Synagogue
St. Louis
University of Kansa
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rabbi Isserman
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Humanity
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Arctic
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Isserman
Edward L. Ulrich Dies in Los Angeles Funeral
Edward L. Ulrich former Lawrence resident died Tuesday at his Los Angeles home. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 pm at Pierce Brothers Funeral Home in Los Angeles with burial at Inglewood Park Cemetery.
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Lawrence
Los Angeles
Pierce Brothers Funeral Home
Inglewood Park Cemetery
Wesleyan to Replace Forsberg as AD and Coach
Kansas Wesleyan University president A Stanley Trickett announced that athletic director and head coach Wally Forsberg will not have his contract renewed. New hires for next season are John E Horner as athletic director and head basketball coach, and Gene Bissell as football coach and PE head. Both will oversee spring sports starting June 1.
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Drew College
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Bissell
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Forsberg
Kansas Wesleyan
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Kansas City
Outdoor slate set for KU track in 1952 season
University of Kansas announces 1952 outdoor track schedule under Athletic Director Arthur Lonborg. M. E. Easton returns 12 lettermen from a 1951 squad that finished third in the league. Schedule includes Drake Relays in Des Moines, Texas Relays in Austin, Kansas Relays in Lawrence, and major meets at Norman Milwaukee Berkeley Long Beach and Los Angeles with the Olympic trials in late June.
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Eisenhower Wins Write-In Help in Minnesota Primary
Minnesota Democrats report 1,277 Eisenhower Democratic write-in votes from 1,584 of 3,679 precincts while many ballots omitted Tice’s name. Elsewhere Adm Joy named Naval Academy superintendent candidate for summer arrival. Montana beaver stuffing tale ends with a humorous tasting note.
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Dwight Eisenhower
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Justice of the Peace Fines Self in Traffic Court
Hamilton Ontario Justice of the Peace Harry Burville presided over a case involving his son for driving without a rear light. The judge, naming himself as owner of the car, issued a 2 fine in the incident.
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Market News Markets At a Glance
New York stocks rose as steel demand increased and CIO steelworkers talks paused. The cautious advance covered major groups with several leading issues lifting, while railroads and oils showed varied moves amid a restrained 1.2 million share day and a postponed wage settlement decision.
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Anaconda
Homestake Mining
American Can
Bullard
Hudson Motor
Radio Corp
Senator Brewster Reveals 10000 Dollar GOP Donation
Senator Owen Brewster of Maine testified before a Ways and Means subcommittee that a 310,000 payment in 1950, aimed at campaign expenses for two Senate candidates, was connected to his role as GOP campaign chairman. He explained his name and a 10000 check appeared in Henry Gruenwald’s financial records, a Washington mystery man.
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Maine
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Gruenwald
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Write-In Sentiment Grows for Campaign in Illinois
Eisenhower's big write-in vote in Minnesota has sparked support for a write-in campaign in Illinois, backers of the effort said Thursday. The developing sentiment follows the Minnesota results and signals potential regional interest in a broader write-in movement.
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Minnesota
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