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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1950

Page

2

City Manager Commission Debate in Atchison and Lawrence

The piece contrasts Atchison and Lawrence on forms of city government and budget practices. It notes Atchison's three member commission and public water system, Lawrence’s five member panel, tax levies, and debt levels. Quotes from local editors and officials discuss democratic action, governance efficiency, and political influence amid differing community structures.

Lawrence Atchinonhea Lurme al Bennett Atchison Daily Globe

Eaglea Lodge Dance For Members Only

Eaglea Lodge No 209 hosts a Saturday night dance from 9 00 to 12 00 for members only Operated under the guidance of Geo Purdue Worthy Prea Adv

Eaglea Lodge No Geo. Purdue Worthy

Mortgage Recorded for Sunflower Apartments in Lawrence

A $202,000 mortgage was recorded yesterday by Harold Beck, Douglas county register of deeds, to Sunflower Apartments Inc for a 12 duplex project at Eleventh and Missouri streets funded by New York Life Insurance Co. County collected $506.25 in mortgage tax.

Harold Beck Douglas County Register of Deeds Sunflower Apartments, Inc Eleventh Missouri Streets New York Life Insurance Company Alton K. Blosser Topeka Sunflower Corporation Beck

Lawrence Man Speaks at C of C Dinner in Minneapolis

Minneapolis Kansas March 24 C Dolph Simons publisher of the Lawrence Journal World was guest speaker at the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner. He discussed a world trip and his South America visit noting friendly natives who seek aid similar to Europe under the Marshall plan and that South Americans favor U S products but lack dollars to buy them. Trust officers elected.

Minneapolis Kan Dolph Simons Lawrence Journal-World Chamber of Commerce Simons World South America U. S United States

Bankers Elect Leaders as Inflation Fears Grow

Dr John Isebella Bankers Mort Inflation is on Way Wichita Kan Mar 24 CRF W Boone Coffeyville elected president of the Kansas Bankers association trust division Other officers named Milton F Barlow Prairie Village William H Vernon Hutchinson secretary treasurer John R Tucker Wichita retiring vice president also named vice president of the American Bankers association for the Kansas trust division Dr Tse University of Kansas economist warned inflation could rise citing International events public and private debt and taxation as controlling factors

Wichita Kan CRF W. Boone Coffeyville Kansas Bankers Association Milton F. Barlow Prairie Village William H. Vernon Hutchinson John R. Tucker American Bankers Association Kansas Trust Division John Tse Economica University of Kansas

Hair Will Turn Gray and Enrollment Drops at State College

Report notes lack of remedy for hair graying despite AMA discussion. Kansas State College enrollment fell from 7020 full to 6500 for spring amid end of first semester effects. Fall enrollment last year was 7430 with spring at 6245. Marriage license filed in probate court by Harold H. Hinchee, 23, Kansas City, and Aris J. Blackbirne, 18, Lawrence.

Manhattan Kany Kanan State College Probate Harold H. Hinchee Kansas City Aris J. Blackbirne Lawrence

Birth Reports From Memorial Hospital and Area

At Memorial Hospital and surrounding areas births and dismissals are reported. Names include Maury Lesch and Clara McCracken with residence details. The record notes several babies born yesterday and today to local couples in Baldwin Sunflower Wellsville and Kansas City Missouri.

Josephine Ingle Baldwin Maury Lesch New Hampshire Street Clara McCracken Overbrook Leona Malone East Thirteenth Street Freda Nehrdiss Dorothy Nelson Sunflower Donna Thomas Margaret Brock Wren Building James Archibald Vermont Street Fred Finner Kansas City R. B. Kramer Wellsvile C. A. Leone Sunnyside Don Schiesswohl Maine Street Gilbert Kapelle

Parents Invited to Junior League Meeting at Trinity Church

Mothers and fathers of the Junior High league of Trinity Lutheran church are invited to Sunday afternoon at 4 in the church social rooms. A CHEY skit will highlight the group’s effort to support the Christian Higher Education plan. Participants include Marianne Anderson Virginia Fleer 0 Thompson Terry Malott and Gene Hartdorfer. Devotions led by Dick Borgen. Hostesses are Mrs Gene Gollin and Mrs Ed Martin.

Junior High League The Trinity Lutheran Church Marianne Anderson Virginia Fleer Thompson Terry Malott Gene Hartdorfer Dick Borgen Gene Gollin Ed Martin

Dixies Carmel Corn Sold to Gossards Former Coffeyville Residents

The Dixies Carmel Corn shop was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gossard, formerly of Coffeyville. Original owner Robert Lunnan opened it during mid July 1947 as part of a regional confections chain. The shop offers popcorn, confection fries, candy apples, malts, figurines, plush toys, and spun Riask. Gossard works as a Kansas and Nebraska sales representative for Funk Aircraft in Coffeyville.

Dixies Carmel Richard Gossard Coffeyville Robert Lunnan Gossard Kansas Nebraska Funk Aircraft

Ottawa Lumber Yard Taken by Logan Moore Subsidiary

Ottawa Kan March 24 The Logan Moore Lumber company of Kansas City has taken control of the Harria lumber yard operated by members of the Harria family. Clare M Harris owner/operator died recently. The yard will join Star Grain and Lumber, a Logan Moore subsidiary, with several Star yards already in the area.

Ottawa Kan M—Theogan-Moore Lumber Company Kansan Harria Trta Clare M. Harris C. M. Harrin Milo Star Grain & Lumber Company Logan-Moore Star Yu

Lawrence native receives air force commendation for PR work

N N de Roin former Lawrence resident and son of Mrs Milder de Roin 840 Kentucky street has earned a letter of commendation from the Ninth Air Force commanding general for outstanding public relations work in Louisville Kentucky. The praise cites his role as public information officer of the 436 Troop Carrier Wing a Reserve air force unit in the Louisville area. He also serves in the advertising department of the Louisville Courier Journal.

Lawrence N. N. de Roin Milder de Roin Kentucky Street Ninth Air Force Ling Louisville de Roin 436 Troop Carrier Wing Low‘sville Louisville Courier-Journal

Y M C A Names New Officers Leader at Danforth Chapel

Claude Bud Moore, a Kansas University junior from Arlington, will be installed as president of the Y M C A in ceremonies at Danforth chapel next Tuesday. New officers and advisory board members include M N Penny Rev Date E Turner Fred Montgomery Clayton Crosier as advisory board, Donovan Hull secretary, J Fred Williamson treasurer, and others from Abilene Lyons Bas Tithe.

Claude “Bud” Moore K. U Arlington Y.M.C.A Danforth Chapel M. N. Penny Date E. Turner Fred Montgomery Clayton Crosier Donovan Hull Abilene J. Fred Williamson Lyons Duck Howard Bas Tithe

Windom Farmer Neel Enters Race for State Representative

Windom farmer Kat Neel announced candidacy to represent McPherson County in the state legislature. Neel, a past president of the Michigan Flying Farmers and active farm group member, seeks the Whe Atwt seat amid a crowded field.

Windom Kat Opaute Neel Haw McPhenin Neel

Deaths and Funerals Noticees in Local Area

Norman W Kiefer Worl former Lawrence resident dies after major operation in Glentale California Burial in Forest Lawn Glendale He born Sewell County Kansas moved to Lawrence taught science in Glendale schools University of Kansas and University of California Survived by daughter Mrs Melva Clark Santa Barbara granddaughters sister Mrs Albert Schaake Lawrence two sisters in law Mrs W L Kiefer and Mrs E E Kiefer Lawrence ten nephews and four nieces Mrs Helle Davis Belle Davis dies at 91 at son’s home in Leavenworth Pentecostal church funeral Saturday 1 PM Leavenworth pastor Elder Herbert Davis also pastor of Nineteenth and Tennessee church Esther Nutting Seneca Missouri dies Funeral Sunday 2 PM Seneca card of thanks from John R Faith

Norman W. Kiefer Worl Norman W. Kiefer Geil WN Glentale Calif Forest Lawn Glendale Sewell County Kanana Lawrence University of Kansas University of California Melva Clark Santa Barbara Albert Schaake W. L. Kiefer E. E. Kiefer Helle Davis Belle Davis Herbert Davis Pentecostal Church Leavenworth Elder Davis Nineteenth Tennessee Streets

In Memoriam for Annie Miller Adame Heep am

In loving memory of our mother who died 29 years ago today Annie Miller Adame Heep am dear mother. We who remain feel sadness and tears yet. Your children Mrs C W Anderson M C Adams F P Adams remember your boundless love and faith in God.

Annie Miller Adame Heep Am C. W. Ander Yson M. C. Adams F. P. Adams

Commission Operates Like A City Board of Directors

Richard S. Childs argues the commission manager plan centralizes responsibility and accountability, replacing elected executives with a nonpartisan city manager chosen for merit. The system mirrors corporate boards and school districts, promising experienced leadership and a merit-based staff while reducing the spoils system. If the manager performs, he keeps his post and advances. if not, he is replaced.

Commission City Board of Directors Richard S. Childs Coune National Municipal League

Market News and Livestock Prices From Kansas City

Kansas City market notes report cattle and hog receipts for the next day, with livestock prices in a tight trading window. The AP USDA summary lists cattle around 200 head and hogs about 1,500 with most prices down 15 to 25 cents from the day’s average. grain and poultry figures show wheat near 2.80, corn 1.22, with butter, eggs, and other farm products given as current receipts and ranges.

Kanene Kansan Star Leghorn Kansas City Vance USDA

Market News and Oddities From Wheat to Wall Street

Chicago Potats Market notes prices for Russet Burbanks and Pontiacs with values per cwt. Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley Biles Tri umphs at 2.70 washed and 2.40 unwashed. The Day in Wall Street reports a slow rail market with most price changes on the minus side and some stocks inching above the day’s lows.

Chicago Wall Street New York Abeves

Early trading opens with oil demand. major stocks rise

Trading began with rum and slowed, turnover near 1,500,000 shares. U.S. Steel, Studebaker, Case, American Telephone, Allied Chemical, Southern Pacific and Lehigh Portland Cement among names mentioned. Zenith Radio slid at open but recouped to end near two point gain. other risers included Woolworth, Admiral, Emerson Radio, Standard Gas and Electric 4% preferred, Western Union, Du Pont, Dow Chemical, Philip Morris, Richfield Oil, Standard Oil New Jersey, Texas Company, Superior Oil, Transcontinental, Western Air, and Warner Bros Pictures.

U.S. Steel Brudebaker Hunber J_1 Case American Telephone Aver Jean Smetting Allied Chemical Southern Pacific Lehigh Portland Cement Zenith Radio Woolworth Admiral Corp Emerson Radio Standard Gas and Electric Western Union du Pont Dow Chem Philip Morris Richfield Oil Standard Oi N.J Texas Co Superer Oit California Transcontinental and Western Air Warner Bros. Pictures

Baldwin Frank E Wolf Visits Kansas City and Lawrence

Frank E Wolf visited the sutorno ve show in Kansas City on Wednesday then went to Lawrence to see Mrs. Wolf at Memorial hospital. She has been ill six weeks after breaking her left leg in an ice fall but is now able to sit up for several hours daily.

Lawrence Motion Picture Academy King’s Men Jayhawker Olivia de Havilland Frank E. Wolf Kansas City Karl Spear Victor H. Hilyard Victor H. Hillyard Hildyart Varolyn Ann Moberman Terey Feert Revie Schoepflin Senya Bute Mackie Saltnaker Caral Seth Wilemalark Branley Linn Moran Turner Korer Uoyd Jose Tawier Hilly Deol Rtevie Inera Vicetor Levels Widyandt Dr. Uidyned

Baker community letters mix of social, school and class notes

The column recounts visits and entertainments in Baker including Mrs Qacar Wittlama and baby Pasion Myron staying with relatives, dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs C Scott Moreau and others, a television party, medical school admissions for local residents, a planned Southernite concert at Centenary Hall, and club meetings at West High Street. It notes Baker graduates and Alpha Upsilon Omega ties, plus Philathamon and Tussay Reading club events and a US telephone total of eight million.

Qacar Wittlama Pasion Myron Lawrence Memorial Hospital Myrfive Morgan East High Street Therr C. Scott Moreau Lenie| Cox Lawrence Leo Smith, Jr Éveniment Inn E. U Tradies Jack McCarlen Richard Mac Chath James HH. Scanion Unipresty of Kansas Medical Aecient Warren Baker Aut Alvin F. Baker University Thia Baker Fa Centetrary Hall Scott Morgan Clarence Brisdfoot Trand Lauers Floyd 'Psers Lalo Smith, Jr James M. Letinaker Bil Deel Angre Wue Clameda Barbara Janes Arthur Catlin Firet Methodist Church Alamele Herman Brown West High Street Pean Grace Irwin Tussay Reading Club South Eighth

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