Uniform Building Codes Key To Kansas Cities Rise
A Kansas University bulletin notes many cities lack uniform building codes, stalling industry due to varied rules and high material costs. It urges functional code reform, warns lumber costs rise, and highlights plastics, concrete, gypsum, brick, and clay products as growing building material options despite freight and supply challenges.
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Kansas
Bureau of Business Research
University of Kansas
Mies Esther J. Dudgeon
John St. Barton
Bureau
Coramaid Thorne
Butletin
Bulletin
Bulletin Reed
Welling
Ountry
Piceet Mansas
Gypaum
Minor vehicle collision injures in city streets
Minor injuries reported for DL Fusk of 101 Louisiana Street after a 1941 Buice sedan collided with a 1437 Ford driven by Cheater Dillon a University of Kansas student living on Tennessee Street at the Sixth and Vermont intersection. Funk received minor facial wires and lacerations. Earlier a 1940 Plymouth sedan driven by John Amberg another University of Kansas student living on 1544 Louisiana Street was damaged when a Lodz Ford pickup stalled on North Second and streets after a collision near Union Pacific underpass, per patrol reports.
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DL. Fusk
Louisiana Street
Buice
Ford
Cheater Dillon
University of Kansas
Tennessee Street
Sixth
Vermont Streets
John Davis
Jack Cheek
Funk
John Amberg
University of Kanaus
Louisiiana Wtreel
Muiht
Earl Cowies
Atreeta
Union Pacific
Les Kedding
Wait Palmateer
Time Is Running Out Dr Compton Discusses Draft Revival
President Tru ttar's plea for temporary revival of the wartime draft and for universal military training draws attention in Capitol hearings. Marshall and Forrestal slated for Senate Armed Services inquiries as Taft questions the administration's defense spending. Public opinion among senators splits on selective service versus universal training with a slim majority favoring some form of draft in the AP poll.
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Truttar
Marshall
Capitol
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chuva
Ful Marshall
Forrestal
Armed Services Committee
Bridges
Europe
Tea
Armed Service Group
Taft
Ohio
Jhairman
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Tast
Armed Services
Associated Press
UMT
Bushfield
South Dakota
Malone
Nevada
Taylor
Idaho
Henry Wallace
Indian club members attend Topeka event and Greek peace pipe ceremony
Forty eight members of the Indian club from Huchel 1 traveled to Topeka Saturday for the Sportsman's Show at Municipal Auditorium. The group performed tribal dances with six adult Indians from Topeka and Mayetta, including Henry McKinney who presented the peace pipe ceremony. Mayor Frank Warren of Topeka and officials participated in Saturday's gathering as did the Haskell students accompanied by Mrs. Marc Beret Mearson Apeehman. Weather and other local notes follow with reports of the vernal equinox, temperature shifts, and community praise for Lawrence athletic programs.
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Huchel 1
Topeka
Ayerat
Municipal Auditorium
Mayetta
Henry McKinney
Frank Warren
Haskell
Marc | Beret Mearson Apeehman
Birth Reports and Dismissals at Local Hospitals
A list from Memorial Hospital Dudlew Divine and nearby areas records births and dismissals. Names include Mrs. Minnie Fisher and Mrs. Ann Allen among others, with multiple addresses in Kentucky, Tennessee, New York, and nearby streets. Notable entries note births for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Koehler and Mr. and Mrs. Teter Giardano.
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Dudlew Divine
Eudora
Ridoh Stultz
New York Street
Kimball
New Jersey
Clarke R. Leng
Ann Allen
Perry
Tennessee
Lena Lesh
Leamard Avenue
R. H. Rogero
Baty
Kentucky St
Hhahy Holland
Ohio Street
LH. Richardson
Rhode Island
Mabel Boone
Tongsnoxie
Donald Koehler
Tennessee Street
Teter Giardano
Lane P. Sunflower
Judge Denies New Trial In Clubhouse Lease Suit
District Judge Hugh Means denied a motion for a new trial in a suit seeking to injunction the Lawrence Woman's Club lease of its clubhouse at 1941 Massachusetts Street to the University of Kansas. The seven members suing claimed improper action by the club's directors, and the court had previously held the board acted within its rights. The clubhouse has been used by the University as a women’s residence hall.
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Hugh Means
Lawrence Womans Club
Massachusette Street
University of Kansas
Means
Woman's Club
University
Local Society Notes From Sigel Home and Clubs
Society columns report meetings at Sigel Home and Castle Tea Room with 16 members present. Easter roll call and insect control lessons noted, plus upcoming luncheons at Masonic temple and Hearth venue with guests from Emporia, Kansas City, Leavenworth, and Topeka. A newborn Sue Ann blessed Lawrence Memorial Hospital, and future club gatherings include Kaw Valley Home Demonstration, Kauwaka PH, and Delphines events with plans for district tests and social activities.
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Home Aid Society
Castle Tea Room
Karl Trdd
NS. Dohterman
Masonic Temple
Edna Bear
Oklahoma City
Lynden Day
Topeka
Emporia
Kansas City
Kat
Leavenworth
Personal notices of area residents and visitors
Myra Jordan left for Batavia after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs JH E Jordan. Arthur Schlesinger and his wife visit Julius Marks in town before returning to Detroit from New Orleans. Dr and Mrs V M Auchand and family visited their daughter Mrs Dwight Jost in Bartlesville Okla. Mrs C O Nelson and Mr and Mrs C A Nordlund of Auburn Neb visited Nelsons daughter Sessy Dolph in Lawrence. Harold Lengenecker hosts a weekend gathering in Kansas Sik. J A Bogue returns from Raven ot Man visiting his father J H Bogue. Mrs Ralph Irwin moved from Hutchinson hospital to St Luke’s Capital in Kansas City for further treatment. Betty Winey Stoke of Tuer Ariz visits at J W Smith home. Carol Smith of Denver, nurse at Fitzsimmons hospital, visits parents Mr and Mrs Verne Smith. George Rutter visiting sister in California near Los Angeles. Waldo Shultz ill at Starmont hospital Topeka after kidney operation. will stay with brother Herbert Shultz north of town.
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Myra Jordan
New York
JH. E. Jordan
Batavia
Java
United Nations Committee For
Indonesia
United Nations
Arthur Schlesinger
Julius Marks
Detria
Richard Greene
New Orleans
V. M. Auchand
Adienne
David
Bare Tlesville
Okia
Dwight €. Jost
Jost
C. O. Nelson
C. A. Nordlund
Auburn
Neb
Lawrence
Nelson
Sessy Dolph. Sintons
Reding
Harold Lengenecker
Kansas
J. A. Bogue
Raven Ot Man
J. H. Bogue
Ralph “Irwin
Hutchinson Hospital
St. Luke's Capital
Kansas City
Betty Winey Stoke
Tuer
Ariz
J. W. Smith
Mia
Jack Virwent
Carol Smith
Denver
Fitzsimmons Hospital
Verne Smith
Maine Atreet
George Rutter
First for local girl Kanehl wins 4 50 yard backstroke
Onier Kanehl daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Kanehl won first in the 50 yard backstroke division at the third annual Kansas City invitation swimming championships at the Kansas City Athletic Club. Her clocking 39.2 seconds gave Meljer colors the top spot in a newly added division. Meanwhile in Wamego Mr and Mrs John Kliewer traveled to join the Community Chorus presenting The Last Words of Christ by Dubois with Mr Kliewer singing the tenor solos. Howard Harms directs and is a relative of Mrs Kliewer. he is a Kansas University graduate and a supervisor in the Wamego school system.
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Onier Kanehl
Ray Kanehl
Atty Memorial Ight School
Kansas City Invitation
Kansan City Athletic Club
Kanehl
Meljer
Wamego
John Gliewer
Christ
Duboia
Kliewer
Howard Harms
University of Kansas
Uate
Seat Czech Delegate Controversy at United Nations
The United Nations Security Council voted 2 to seat a Czech delegate amid a tense debate on Czechoslovak communist leadership. Russia and Soviet Ukraine opposed hearing the recently discharged Czech delegate as Argentina pushed for a speaking opportunity. A rapid council move followed, with unclear ensuing actions and personnel changes at the venue.
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Lake Stevens
Mar
United Nations “Security Council
Ukraine
U.N
Argentina
Hin Mees Y i
Apptaater
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Mra Lowrance
Mrs DOM Lowrance mother of Mies Wanree Venance of LGU Stratford died Sunday in Kansas City after two weeks illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Trimcy veteran church in Topeka with Rev Ernest Temsitie officiating. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. She lived at 138 North Eighth Street, Leenverscerth. Her husband, son David Kehert Elan, daughter Coareus Dew Elam, parents, and several siblings survive.
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M. Lowrance
Dom. Lowrance
Mies Wanree
Elan
Esawreree
Hese Pital
Kansas City
North Eighth Street
Leenverscerth
Mr. Blamwine
Lawrence
Lawren Seymanter
Charles Elan
Fl Elan
Leuindry
Beaverworth
Hell Laundry
Asm
David Kehert
Coareus Dew Elam
J. G. Berger
A Heogher
Nedwin
Glass Breaks Reported at Fritz Tire and Lawrence Laundry
Five investigators checked two potential break in sites early morning and found no items missing. Fritz Tire at 14 East Eighth Street reported a broken glass panel in the office door with an entry suspected, while a broken glass panel at the Lawrence Laundry office showed no signs of forced entry per manager Bruno Vesco.
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Fibive
Fritz Tire Company
East Eighth Street
Roger Allen
Lawrence
Bruno Vesco
Stolen tools recovered in Douglas County garage raid
Sheriff Will Johns Jr reports Saturday recovery of tools valued around 504 in a garage in Douglas County. No arrests have been made as investigators, aided by deputies, search for suspects after the December theft incident.
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Mike Story
Douglas County
Arabs and Jews Suffer Fatalities in Nizanim Incident
A UPI report states twenty Arabs and four Jews were fatally hurt in a late night Arab incident at the Jewish settlement of Nizanim in southern Palestine. No official confirmation due to telephone outages across Palestine.
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Jerusalem
Mar
Haganah
Nizanim
Palestine
Circus profits top six hundred as juniors stage show
The junior high circus Friday night cleared nearly $600, Ralph Graber said today. The proceeds will be used for the school program and activities.
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Jame High
Ralph Graber
Market News: Livestock and Grain Almanac Selections Update
Kansas City markets report cattle and hog trends, hay and grain receipts, and assorted livestock prices. Wheat and potatoes futures listed with quotes. hay market steady yet slow for prairie. Produce prices show slight shifts, with regional supplies and demand noted for March 22 updates.
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Kanasa City
Kansan City
Mar
AP Hdai
Wall Street News and Market Snapshots on March 22
Fragmented OCR reading shows scattered references to Wall Street activity, bonds and commodities, with names like Annie and Miles. The garbled text hints at daily market movements, possible lease or fare notes, and town or regional mentions, suggesting a mixed financial news brief.
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Wall Street
Otek
Agere
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