Market News Wrapup Mixed, Hogs Lead Gains on Kansas City
Market news from New York to Kansas City shows mixed tones with futures barely budging. Hogs rule the day with strong cash bids around 17.25 to 17.75 while cattle and calves show broad gains on tighter Monday receipts. wheat and corn edge higher in Kansas City while rice and oats trade unevenly amid soft flour demand. Also noted are steady to higher utility cows and futures activity across grains, with a cautious Wall Street session reflecting thin volume and narrow movements.
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Chicago
Attley
Kantan City Livestock
Kansas City Inn
USDA
Kansas City
Wall Street
New York
Ios. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Jayhawker Crew Arrives Safely
Kansas basketball party led by coach Dick Harp travels to Seattle with All-American Clyde Lovellette and Charlie Hoag in high spirits. Kansas publicist Don Piecce, trainer Dean Nesmith, and Journal-World editor accompany the squad as Chancellor Murphy joins for the Western trip.
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Kansas
Bob Kenney
John Keller
Clyde Lovellette
Bill Hoagland
Dean Kulley
Charlie Hoag
Larry Davenport
Bill Heithol
Bill Leinhard
Dean Smith
Arlen Kelley
Wayne Louderback
Dean Nesmith
K.U
Don Piecce
Journal-World
Leinhard
Davenport
Seattle
Red and Blue
Ele
Gardner
Kansas City
Omaha
Church Members Great Adopted German Family
Immigrant family recounts perilous travels from Latvia to Bavaria and then to the United States. Albert Hagsen, born 1910 in Latvia, details wartime separation, captivity, and hunger. The Ucksches describe rough camps, scarce food, and eventual resettlement with a German farm family in Bavaria before moving to the United States. They praise newfound warmth, work, and safety in America as their children adjust to grades and new life.
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Continent
Altho
Albert Hagsen
Lincoln
Bor
Latvia
Baltic States
Ucksches
Oson
Poland
Bavaria
Tru
Luthorsf
Ucksche
United States
Q. F. Stinson
Seline
Fraternal Meeting Notice for Lodge No 66 AF AM
Special communication announced for March 24 at 2 p.m. with a third degree supper at 6 30 p.m. Sojourners are welcome. Walter B Sneegas W M and Walter H Varnum See Adv attached.
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Ee Pawience Lodge No
Ion
Sojourners
Walter B. Sneegas
W. M
Walter H. Varnum
Ode to the Phogger and His Boys
A tribute to Phog Allen for decades shaping Kansas basketball through stars like Clyde Lovellette and legendary Jayhawk teams. The poem recalls Stagg era rivalries, wartime teams, and Allen’s enduring coaching impact as his name nears Hall of Fame status.
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Basketball Hall of Fame
Phog" Allen
Deaths and Funerals List Recalls Local Losses
Charley Sample 74 of Route 2 died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Surviving wife Edna, four daughters, three sons, one sister, two brothers, ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Body at Rumsey Funeral Home. Alice May Sale 51 died at home. funeral moved to Church of Christ service at 10 a.m. Tuesday, burial Oak Hill. Carrie French 76 died at home. survived by three daughters, sister, brother, nephew, two nieces. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Funk's Chapel, burial Oak Hill. Ward death noted of Dr. Charles F. Clark, Linwood, Calif., cousin of local residents. C. F. Strachan 97 died in Fort Worth, ashes to be brought to Eudora next summer. Dorothy Frederickson Stewart 74, former Lawrence resident, died at St. Luke's Hospital. born Lawrence, married 1897 to Robert L. Stewart. survived by daughter Mrs. A. Browne.
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Charley Sample
Route 2
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Edna
Rulah Greiner
Greshame Ore
Zelma Stoddart
Grant. Mont
Agnes Flynn
Point City
Kan
Edith Armstrong
Wiggins, Colo
Edwin Sample
Lawrence
George A. Sample
Syracuse
Albert Sample
Almira
Wash
Edith Ensminger
Pueblo
Colo
Oscar Sample
Billingsham
Quinter Sample
Council Grove
Rumsey Funeral Home
Alice May Sale
Ind
Rumsey
Church of Christ
Henry V. Collins
Oak Hill Cemetery
Carrie French
Do. E. Mrachan
J. D. Adams
Eudora
C. FE. Strachan
Ft. Worth
Texas
Kaw Valley
Norman Strachan
Reno
Agnes Ferrett
Washington, D. C
Margaret Aldrich
Dorothy Frederickson Stewart
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Vernon Road
A. Frederickson
Robert L. Stewart
University of Kansas
Stewart
R. B. Jones and Sons
Kansas City Fire and Marine Casualty Co
iMra
Two Kansas City area obituaries note Stewart and Thomas
Springs Missouri native Robert L Stewart Jr of Kansas City sister Mrs Sheldon Frick of Clay Center brother Charles R ickson of Coshocton six grandchildren and four great grandchildren funeral at Stine and McClure chapel Kansas City with Rev Paul F Bobb officiating burial Forest Hills Cemetery August Milton Thomas 81 died at his farm near Tonganoxie member of an old Kansas City family lived there 50 years worked at the post office moved to Tonganoxie 30 years ago funeral at Quisenberry Chapel Tonganoxie burial Floral Hills Cemetery Kansas City
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August Thomas
August Milton Thomas
Tonganoxie
Kansas City
Quisenberry Chapel
Floral Hills
Kansas
Cty
Jayhawker Fever Grips City Ahead of Kansas Santa Clara Game
Kansas basketball hype soars across the state as fans chase 6 pm signatures at local venues including Journal-World Tayhawk Club and Granade theaters. Radio hosts promise live play by play of the Olinpis St Johns and KU Santa Clara tilt with finals broadcast set for late night.
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Journal-World
Tayhawk Club
Eldridge Pharmacy
Jayhawker and Granade
Gemmel's
WHEA
Dick Smith
WHBA
Kansas City
Larry Ray
Seattle
K.U. Tins
Kansas
Jayhawker
Midlands
Santa Clara
Tax fund share list for liquor enforcement split
The quarterly apportionment of net liquor enforcement tax revenue is announced by Richart T. Fadely. Douglas County receives 3730.66, Terson 1634.97, Leavenworth 563.65, Johnson 1916.32, Franklin 0, Osage 1925.68, Shawnee 1.45? (figures reflect county shares for the quarter ending March 15).
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Richart T. Fadely
Terson
Leavenworth Sc
Johnson
Franklin
Osage
Shawnee
Marriage License for Hatcher and LaRue in Kansas
A marriage license was issued Saturday in probate court to Charles Marion Hatcher aged 19 and Joan MatielaRue aged 15, residents of Lawrence Kansas. The item notes the state highway system contains 7500 miles of hard surfaced roads.
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Charles Marion Hatcher
Joan Matie
LaRue
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas University Chancellor Murphy makes hoops trip
Lawrence items praise Chancellor Franklin Murphy for supporting KU basketball. The story notes his swift return from Kansas City to join the team trip to Seattle after a dinner at his home. Journal World reports on the trip, IOC plans, and the Chancellor’s popular, amiable leadership.
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Kansas
Franklin Murphy
Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Jayhawkers
St. Louis U
Seattle
Murphy
Lawrence
Duke Kennedy
Bob Nelson
Nelson
Kennedy
Republican Pros Await Big Test In Four State Conventions
In four states Maine Tennessee Iowa and Michigan Taft supporters seek delegates while Eisenhower gains impact from New Hampshire and Minnesota results. Wisconsin and Nebraska primaries on April 1 affect Tennessee Iowa and Michigan outcomes with Maine voters set to vote Thursday and Friday. Wesley Roberts says Eisenhower headquarters has no current plan to back write in drives.
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Ike
Maine
Tennessee
Iowa
Michigan
Eisenhower
Sen. Taft
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Taft
Wisconsin
Nebraska
National
Taft Organization
Wesley Roberts
Births and Local Residents Reported at Memorial Hospital
A long list from Memorial Hospital records shows numerous births and parental notices in communities including Valley Falls Baldwin and Sunflower. Names include Mrs Zetta Roach Mrs Anna May Anderson Mrs Etta Withers Mrs Estelle Bowers and others with babies reported in Richland Baldwin and DeSoto locales.
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Zetta Roach
Valley Falls
Anna May Anderson
Conn
Etta Withers
Pa. St
Estelle Bowers
Mich
Wilma Ewert
Tenn, St
Betty. Shepherd
Baldwin
Diana Kay Wilson
Lane 4
Sunflower
Carla Sue Wilson
Hillie Inloes
Lecompton
Route 1
Maxine Waller
N. H.st
Barbara Perry
Pearl Trackwell
Tonganonie
George Born
Eudora
Dott Price
DeSoto
Mildred Sanborn
Albert Lobingier
Roy Merchant
Ralph Strunk
N. H. St
May Lesch
Vt. St
Sam Dickinson
Darlene Wulfkuble
Richland
Blanch Thompson
Jean Whitsill
Mass
Flossie Smith
Miss. St
Edith Black
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