Lawrence Blood Drive Involves Local Juniors and Donor Crew
Lawrence participants including Wilbur Shank of 1608 Ten Remsen Street and Barold J Swarts of 1911 New Hampshire Street joined the Junior Chamber of Commerce in a blood bank drive this week. Nearby, Max Laptad reported 50 acres of land needing red clover as wet weather disrupts spring planting. Erwin Kenzig’s plane seeded the field with Pilot L. E. Lubar flying at 15 feet altitude, covering roughly 25 feet wide per pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Shank
Ten‘Remsen Street
Barold J
Pate) ‘Swarts
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence
Ries
Girsth
Ne ‘Bers
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Max Laptad
Alsuke
Erwin Kenzig
Lawrence Municipal
L. E. Lurber
Meet Your Legislative Wives Starts Tomorrow
A series of broadcasts on station KFKU at the University of Kansas will debut tomorrow. The program, Meet Your Legislative Wives, runs twice weekly through April 14 and features wives of Kansas lawmakers discussing pioneer life, public service, and the legislative process in a V2-format interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFKU
the Universty of
Kansas
Market report from Kansas City and New York March market activity
Kansas City livestock and hay markets show steady to higher cattle and hog prices with strong feed demand. Wheat corn and cotton futures listed, while Wall Street gains include Standard Oil and General Motors among leaders, with turnover near 901,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street
New York
Ameart Funtsup
Cap & Flecitic
Brooklyn Tinton Gas
PensteCala
White Sewing Machine
Slee
Republic Steel
General Motors
Studewaker
U. S. Rubber
Caterpllar Tractor
Douxma Aircraft
Schenley
Consolidated Edieon
Phelps Dodge Copper
Westinghouse Electric
Allied Chernichle Prt Morrie
Manese
Ely
Bhaan
Rennetott
Eton Gil
Buiden
Hed Hiver Valies Biles
Colotiera
Dakoix Chieta
New Florida
A Call to Stronger Unity Against Communism
A patriotic speech condemns Soviet influence and domestic subversion. It warns that workers unions and schools seed disloyalty and threaten the economy, urging Americans to value the country and support decisive action should war arise. The speaker argues Russia seeks global domination and urges foreign travel to reinforce national pride. The piece ends with a hopeful note that the United States remains superior and content.
Churchill Arrives in U S with Pact Support Amid Peace Protests
Winston Churchill arrived in New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth and expressed wholehearted support for the Atlantic Pact at a news conference. Prime Minister Anthony Eden, aboard the liner, cautioned he would say no more on international affairs. Demonstrators, mainly women, gathered near the pier shouting Go home Mr Churchill we want peace and no North Atlantic Pact as the ship docked at 2 35 p m with 1 947 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Winston Churchill
United States
Iewer Asime
Great Britain
Mr. Churchill
Faces Federal Charge in Altered Treasury Check Case
Martin Kats repatriated to face federal charges over an $18,190 Treasury check altered to be payable to him instead of his father Michael H. Katz. San Antonio Secret Service head Charles Ellie said Kats was detained after arriving yesterday and expected to be arraigned, then returned to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonin
Tex
Mar
Marvin
Katz
City
Treasury
Charles Ellie
Secret Service Office
Kate
Michael H._ Kate
Ellis
Kats
Kansas
Injunction Blocks Emporia Ordinance on Milk Pasteurization
A court injunction stopped Emporia Kansas from enforcing a new ordinance allowing only grade A pasteurized milk. Judge Jay Sullivan ruled the city commission violated state law by not submitting the measure to a public vote. A. J. Place, producer of grade C pasteurized milk, filed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Mar
Jay Sullivan
A. J. Place
Sullivan
Voice of the Deep screening at KU auditorium
A religious scientific film titled Voice of the Deep will be shown tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Lindley auditorium Kansas University under the Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship. Produced by Moody Institute of Science it features underwater sounds unseen before. Admission is free. Two Douglas County students were added to KU liberal arts and sciences honor rolls Lawrence Morgan Route 3 and Elen Fatt erson 124 Louisiana street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gea
Abe
Peat Te Bensis
Alec
Bulgaria
Russia
Greece
Turkap
America
Chine
Wanham
Middle East
Persian Gulf
United States
Europe
Italy
Formas
Japan
Baldiera
Cruigert
Walt Famors
United States Foreign Service
U. S
Mast
Ientinta
Germany
England
Carl W. Schubert
M. O. Wright
Seeil
Lindley Auditorium
University of Kansas
Douglas County
College of Liberalatte and Sciences
Lawrence Morgan
Elen Fattereon
Louisiana Street
Births and listed residents at Memorial Hospital area
Birth reports show a twin boy for a couple at Memorial Hospital with names obscured in OCR. Multiple listed residents and addresses include Mrs Edith Whitsitt on T12 Locunt street and Mrs Mattie Barker on 412 Connecticut street, amid scattered notes for families and homes in the same locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaneuewari
Louisiana Street
Edith Whitsitt
Locunt Street
Mattie Barker
Connecticut Street
Anna Marie Wild
Scaflower
Naomi Hardesty
Tlinois Street
Fred Earl Shattuck
Mississippi Street
Bernice Peterson
Eldridge Hotel
Josie Turner
Kentucky Street
Dorothy Statler
Mayors Back Strengthened Rent Controls At Conference
Washington reports the United States conference of mayors urged stronger rent controls and rejected the home rule clause. In the final session 17 resolutions backed President Truman’s 1949 program including housing, slum clearance, education funds, public works, and social security for municipal employees. Mayors Green of Birmingham was chosen president and Lawrence of Pittsburgh vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Conference of Mayors
Congress
W. Cooper Green
Birmingham
David Lawrence
Wittsburgh
Truman
House
Senate
Grass fire extinguished after trash blaze in Stratford area
A 12:55 p.m. alarm answered by firemen doused a grass fire in the 1700 block Stratford Road started from a trash fire at Mrs. R. Collins home on University Drive. No property damage reported. Washington March 23 President Truman signed a resolution inviting the IOC to host the 1956 Olympic Games in Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
R. .K. Collins
University Drive
Psat Ingers
Washington
Mar
Truman
International Olympic Committee
Detroit
Mich
Deaths and Funerals of Notinghams and Colleagues
Eleanor Nottingham Forden of Portland Ore died from injuries after an automobile accident on March 10 and had earlier lived in Hood River. She was born in Saga-Ton county Iowa and graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University. Surviving family includes husband James R. Forden and four children. Funeral services were in Portland March 2. Also noted are M Jackson 79, Lt Rodney Selfridge memorials, and Harry L Bona 63 with services in Kansas City and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Nottingham Forden Ward
U. E. Ralston
Eleanor Nottingham Forden
Portland
Ore
Hood River
Students in Recital at University of Kansas Frank Strong
A School of Fine Arts student recital at the University of Kansas will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Frank Strong auditorium. Performances include piano pieces by Pinsamu and Doris McGennell, vocal numbers by Lynch LaRoux Strickland Liedter Dellenth Ausherman Friessen and others, and a Handel duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Frank Strong
Pinsam
Doris McGennell
Will
Brest Lew A Willney
Chopin
Yrna Lynch
LaRoux
Strickland
Darlene Liedter
Pups
Visit from Mara recalled by Kennedy at Knife and Fork Club
Harold J. Kennedy of New York told Knife and Fork club members about incidents from the Visit from Mara broadcast in which he participated. The Orson Welles show frightened many listeners eleven years after the broadcast. Kennedy, a playwright and director, spoke to 146 members and guests at the Eldridge hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Kennedy
New York
Knife and Fork Club
Mara
Kennedy
Orson Welles
Incal Club
Eldridge
McPherson Choir to Perform at Washington Creek Church
The 3 voice McPherson College a cappella choir will give a concert at 8 p.m. March 29 at Washington Creek Church, five miles southwest of Lone Star, three miles north of Globe, and six miles south of Clinton. The program includes sacred and secular numbers, hymns, spirituals, a quartet piece, a special eight part arrangement of Wagon Wheels, and a novelty arrangement of Polly Wolly Doodle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson College
Fragmented OCR collage of markets and notices
A jumbled OCR page itemizes crop prices and market quotes for wheat, rye, potatoes, and other commodities with scattered place names and figures. It includes stray notices of thank you cards and memorial verse sections, mentioning individuals and families.
Riocery Warehouse Burglary Reported in Wichita
Police said a burglary at a neighborhood grocery warehouse netted about 34 000 in goods. A similar incident last weekend at another food store yielded 2 500. In other notes, twins born to Mr and Mrs George Brillhart of Edna Kansas share different birthdays with Mary Elizabeth born Monday night and Mary Etta born early yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowtery
Wichita
Riocery Ware
Krinck Alterial
Twine Parsons
Wan
George Brillhart
Fdna
Kan
Mary Elizabeth
Mary Etta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ower Valley
University of Kanar
Vas
Feta
Leland Brot
Bradford
National Association In Washing
Robert Nle
Luke
D. Mack Easton
Bureau of State and Community Service
University of Colorado At Houlder
Perdue B. Graves
Missouri Valley Adult Education Association
Kaness
Hobart Hanson
Lawrence Extension Center
Margaret Hoke
Council of Adult Education
Denver
Colo
Ruth Kenney
Ranges Adult
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Per Stennland
Citizenship Institute
Kansas State College
Manhatan
Frank T. Stockton
University of Kansas Extension
Eric Tebow
Kansas Adult Education Ansptiation
Mra
John L. McNair
Jettnorr
Fadiesian County
Will Ft
Ellsworth
Manage City
Kansas Citys
Sit
Younk Tora
Turk Youn
Tom Turke
Raneas
Kanne City
Kansas City
Nevis
Ahorn
Kansne City
Wanena
ATAU
Cattia
Apts
Rene
Waneas City
Kanone
Ugain
Communist
U.S
Martin
Mit
Memorial Hospital
Mra Hatuemegeman
New Harapahire Street
Misa Marthe Kannenberg
Goldie Johnson
Rita Reedy
Alabama Street
Nora Starkey
Ohio Atreat
Helen Snider
Winone Avenue
Taste Ostrum
Raye Bodin
Boye
Fostengay
Ore Ony
Jens Davis
East Thirteenth Street
Harold Kelts
Kilied
Kingsley
Ralph Smith
Mynthqaxt
Charley Nottingham
Portland, Oregon
A. R. Nottingham
M. Jackson
T. M. Jackson
Frank Reusch
Rhode Island Street
Tie Son
Joe Jackson
G. W. Jackson
Wellsville
Rodney Selfridge
Liberal
Selfidee
K. VU
Harry L. Gone
Harry L. Bona
West Fifth Street
Ramsey
G. H.etsee
Okina
Oak Thal American le
Ston
Knife and Fork
McPherson
Washington Creek Church
Sherrick
Lees
Ta. Law. Or. FC
Overland Greyhound Lines
Southwestern Greyhound Lines
United Air Pictures
Emerson
Wilburn
J. K. Wilson
Gordon McDonald
Lloyd Clarke
Phil Wilson
Memoriam
Anna Peters
Andy
Union Bus Depot
Pera
Coats
Bremer Insurance
Mes
Ruth V. Knight
Mr. J
FE Kaker
Mr Fred A
Bremer
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Lawrence, Kan
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