Ditch by Farmers in Amite Amid Milk Strike Action
In Amite Louisiana on March 25 armed men dumped milk from six tank trucks into roadside ditches and a parallel spill of 700 gallons occurred at Independence. The protest followed a price cut by milk distributors and targeted milk regulation enforcement. Farmers blamed Governor Davison and the state health department for lack of dairy representation and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amite
East Jana
Agid Alex Vuillemnt
New Orleans
Independence
Tangipokes
St. Charles Dairy
Jame ‘Davia
State Health Department
Glenn Hendry
Inca Union
State Milk Commission
Health Department
Tousiana
Hendry
Pet
Nea
State Health
Artment
Chateau Drive In Opens In Lawrence Amid Busy Welcome
Lawrence's new Chateau drive in on South Massachusetts opened yesterday drawing a flood of customers. Three young owner-managers underestimated the rush and added staff, as more employees were hired to handle the surge. The modern, windowed dining area offers bright interior views and no alcohol. Owned by three ex service men, Louie Kuhn Harold Wray and Clarence Andersen, the restaurant plans drive in service in the late afternoon with seating for about five percent of customers in eight months and is located midwar between 17th and east side of Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawreace
Southachusetts
Lawrence
Louie Kuhn
K. Th
Harold Wray
Ciass
Air Corps
Clarence Andersen
Marine Corps
Maanachusetis
Young Out Of Hospital After Beating At Robbery Attempt
William Young, 75, released from Lawrence Memorial hospital after a brutal beating during an apparent robbery. He could not identify the intruder who struck him twice with a blunt instrument in his darkened home at 420 Illinois street. police say investigation continues with no lead yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Young
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Illinois Street
C. A. Bliesner
Young
Bliesner
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Judge Gray
Marriage licenses granted yesterday in Springfield and nearby towns. Neil E Sagerser 26 and Lucille M Boullis 35 both of Springfield Mo. James F Royal 52 of DeSoto and Vera Hamby 88 of Mountain Grove Mo. Charles P Johnson 23 of Sedalia and Pale M Howe 18 of Warrensburg Mo. Cambodia comparison notes state size to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Gray
Neil E. Sagerser
Lucille M. Boullis
Springfield
James F. Royal
DeSoto
Vera Hamby
Mountain Grove
Charles P. Johnson
Sedalia
Pale M. Howe
Warrensburg
Gales and storm sweep Michigan paralyzes cities
Lashing winds up to 75 miles an hour with rain sleet and ice swept Michigan causing widespread damage. Bay City Saginaw and Flint areas faced factory closures schools idle and transport standstills as ice floes channeled inland and damaged cottages and amusements near Wenonah Beach Bay City. The storm followed a harsh winter with high absenteeism in factories and heavy damage statewide. An Ithaca fire trapped in snow claimed child lives in a tenant house after hours of firefighting. Weather services offered no immediate relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Mich
Michigan
Saginaw Bay
Aik
Wenonah Beach
Saginaw
Funt
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ithaca
Netrnit
Wilbur Noble Elected YMCA President at Danforth Chapel
Wilbur Noble, a college sophomore, was elected president of the YMCA. He has served as secretary for the past year. Installation of new officers will take place in Danforth chapel next Sunday afternoon. Industrial management students are eligible for the new Fiscal chapter of the Society for Advancement of Management. An organizational meeting will be held tomorrow evening. A. Oue Hall, consultant for the Methods Engineering council of Kansas City, will speak on benefits of such an organization. The Intramural track meet is set for Wednesday and Thursday at the stadium track. Gordon Sabine, tennis coach and journalism professor, issued the first copies of his handbook Advanced Tennis Tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Noble
Y.M.C.A
Danforth Chapel
Industrial Managements
Iscal
Society For Advancement of Management
Aoe Hall
Methods Engineering Council of
Kansas City
Gordon Sabine
Emory Scott opens own store on East Ninth Street
Emory Scott now offers complete temperature equipment service from his new shop at 19 East Ninth Street. He holds the Carrier air conditioning franchise for Lawrence and represents heating and cooling devices including furnaces and stokers. Scott formerly partnered in Home Maintenance with Howard Rothwell, who is now owner of that company. He spent nearly a year with Dickinson and Commonwealth here. Washington reports: Garden City Army Air Field surplus to War Department needs. War Assets Administration to handle disposal. Also: Russia signals readiness to discuss Manchuria port Dairen for China. state department notes. Charles Elwigli, ill with flu ten days, now able to be about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Scott
Eastth Street
Lawrence
Scott
Howard Rothwell
Ig Anle
Dickinson and
Commonwealth Theaters
Ien City
Washington
War Department
Garden City
Kan
Army Air Field
Sen. Capper
Bullitt Hearings Stir Congress Over Soviet Threat
Washington March 25 Former Ambassador William G Bullitt told the committee the time is running short as Russia clearly intends to assault and conquer the United States. He urged reciprocity in relations with the Soviet Union and warned against outlawing the Communist party while backing stronger anti communist measures. The hearing also featured Bonner and Rankin proposals including a strong show of force and ample atomic bomb readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William G. Bullitt
Russia
United States
Jes
Thomas
R-N.i
Soviet Union
Bonner
D-N
America
Rankin
D-Mass
Bullitt
Ruthie
Communist Party
Ruatia
Moscow
Ruesia
Marshall
Molotov
F.B.T
Bund
Biddle
Kremlin
France
Navy
Deaths and Funerals in Douglas County Area
Frank M. Dean of Emporia former Douglas county resident dies in St. Luke's Kansas City from a heart attack. Funeral at Roberts-Blue Emporia Wednesday at 2, flowers not requested. Dean born Lawrence August 17, 1853, moved 35 years ago. Survived by one son and four daughters including Miss Winifred Dean. Brother-in-law to W. J. Cummings of Lawrence. Additional obituaries listed for Albertus W. Ayer, Mrs. Musselman, Chris Meuffels, Celia Isabel Meuffels, James Ewing Ward, Berton Davis Corwin, Jennie Lee McMurty. Orthopedic clinic by Lawrence Kiwanis at Memorial Hospital Thursday. Dr. J. B. Weaver to lead, registration at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Dean
Emporia
Douglas County
St. Luke's Kansas City
Lloyd M. Wheeler
Roberts-Blue
Dean
Lawrence
Quantrill
Pinckney School
W. J. Cummings
Celia Isabel Meuffela
Celia Isabel Meuffels
Rhode Island Street
Ora Neis
Weaver
Eudora
Schubert Funeral Home
Alfred" T. Beil
Oak Hill Cemetery
George Scothorn
Monte Vista
Colo
Neis
Belle Martin
Kansas City
Florence Longworth
Seattle
Wash
James Ewing Ward
Ams Ewing
Louisiana Street
James
Essie
St. Paul
Minn
Ewing
Linnie Crump
Andrew Ewing
Berton Davis Corwin
Tennessee Street
San Antonio
Texas
Funk's Chapel
L. W. Smoot
Salina
Memorial Park Cemetery
Kate Corwin
A. C. Shaffner
Soloman
John A. Antonio
Tex
Mia
al Wells
Gajdowski
Marysville
Cal Ts
F. J. Anneberg
Leavenworth
Bessie Corwin
Robert A. Corwin
A. E. Corwin
Waldo
F. J. Corwin
Haye
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
de. J. B. Weaver
No Changes Made in KU Budget Details
The budget for the University of Kansas includes no changes to the operating plan. A $25,000 addition funds the ward construction at KU Hospital starting July 1, and a $20,000 line item covers roof remodeling at Hixon Laboratories to aid virus research. The Ways and Means Committee proposes appropriations for the next biennium aligned with the prior operating budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Hospital
Hixon Laboratories
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
AY Lawrence
BSA Bet
Haeser
BSA
Clinwal Bates
Dewey
Lawrence Woman Receives Call From Berlin Son in Army
Mrs. Margaret Woodson of 726 Missouri street heard from her son Lieutenant Robert M. Austin, stationed in Berlin, who plans to bring her to join him in Berlin this summer. Austin, a 1939 Liberty Memorial graduate, entered service in November 1939. A lost wallet containing a sizable check and over $100 was recovered by a Lawrence man who alerted the owner within an hour. Marine T/Sgt John L. Morris, who often recruited in Lawrence, announced the Topeka Marine office will close March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Margaret Woodson
Missouri Street
Robert M. Austin
Berlin
Geremany
Austin
Liberty Memorial
Lawrence Iman
T/Set
John L. Morris
Topeka
Kansas City Office To Handle Future Business
Serge ant and Mrs. Morris plan to leave March 28 for Joplin Missouri. Lawrence will hold a city election a week from today to elect a mayor and six councilmen and to vote on financing trash collection. March 4 primary had only Republican candidates, producing no April 1 contest. Rumors say write-in campaigns may be pursued. Jongule and tulips have grown several inches in three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Morris
Joplin
Lawrence
Republican Party
Jongule
Appropriations Voted For State Institutions
Kansas house of representatives approved 7 661 568 for state elementary institutions for the coming biennium. Allocations include state hospitals Osawatomis Parsons Atchison Topeka and Norton tuberculosis sanatoriums Hillcrest annex and boys and girls industrial schools with sums ranging from 7 400 to 1 250 000 and a 1947 deficit makeup of 329 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas House of Representatives
State Hospital
Osawatomis State Hospital
Parsons State Hospital
Atchison State Orphans
Topeka State Hospital
Norton State Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Hillcrest
Topeka Industrial School
Beloit Industrial School
Dodge City
Aaidhers
North Mather Rockerdyke Home Board of Managers State Soldiers’ Home
Davis Mill founder C H Davis dies after long illness
Bonner Springs March 25. C H Davis who operated Davis Mill and Machinery Company here since 1918 died today after a long illness. Survivors include two sons Jack and Barney who were in business with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner Springs
Tah. C. Davis
Davis Mill & Machinery Company
Jack
Barney
Market News Markets at a Glance New York Mar 25
Markets at a glance show stocks easy and rails bearing remittance, with wheat and corn purchases by merchants. The Day In Wall Street notes slow sessions, limited turnover around 840000 shares, and mixed moves as American Telephone declines while other names drift. Cattle trading in Kansas City shows varied highs and lows with steady to higher boxed quotes and active demand for good to choice grades.
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New York
Catton
Tioga
Wall Street
Denden
Anaconda
Kennecow
American Smelting
Chelps Doles
Southern Preifie
Union Due Cities
Narfalk & Western Eastmint Kefink
Montgomers Ward
Wentworth
Joy
American Telephone
Inclide
Bethlehem
PV Chreater
Coalrich
Goalyear
VR Robber
FT Cane
Dow Chemtent
Aled Chemical
Owens Vilnete
Srheamerican Can
Western Union
Market Roundup Mixed Signals From Cattle and Grain Trade
The report notes varied cattle quotes with heifers at 24.35 and cows around 1094-1b at 17.80, plus calves at 18 percent. Sheep show moderate trade with ewes 50 to 75 high, while hay and feed items list larcha and shinmente prices. Chicago market chatter includes a dull Red River and Western notes with sporadic activity and slight price shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roel
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices Report
Kansas City livestock market shows cows and calves steady to higher with steady beef steer demand. Heifer, yearling prices mixed. finishes modest gains. Heavies and packer buyers active. prices cited around 14.00 to 28.00 for various classes, with some loads at 21.75 and 26. etc. Overall tone notes uneven but largely steady movement versus Monday.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas Uy
Mar
TDA
Andrew Choiee
Lund
Munilay
Livestock and Produce Quotes From Kansas City Market
Market notes show early quotes on slaughter lambs and hogs with steady to higher tone. Sheep and cattle listed with bids and regional farm items. poultry prices include hens and turkeys with various weights. Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow are 4500 cattle, 1000 hogs, 6000 sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote
Askine Horhees
Kansas City
Ap—Ags Vance
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Louisiana Dairy Strike
K. UL Men
Anne
Mia Ansailant
Cambodia
State of
Lodge of Perfection Specia
Ork
Kansas
Rosella Grace Wade Hastings
Coffeyville
Golden Rule Foundation
East Ninth Street
China
Manchurian
Dairen
State Department
Charles Elwgli
Congress
Belgrade
Yaroslavia
Vladimir Rakaric
Archibishon
Alnizije Stepinac
New Delhi
Delhi
New York City
W. Ayer
Albertus W. Ayer
McAllen
Ramsey Funeral Home
QB. Allison
Oak Will
Estella McIntosh
Vannoy Miller
F. M. Owen
C0. Bowman
J. BR. Musselman
J. R. Musselman
Fred Musselman
E. T. Randall
Olathe
R. Musselman
B.C. Fisher
Mra
Cecil Denham
Chris H. Meuffels
Fudara
Karl Baur
St. Paul's, Evangelical Church
Eudora Cemetery
Jennie Lee McMurty
Jennie Lee BicMurty
Harry Wymer
Owsley G. McMurty
United
K. U
Jean Peters
Ohio State University
Howard Hughes
Esse
C. Davis
USDA
Clana Chien
Ly Aviation Corp
Chrysler
Eastman Kodak
Gen Motors
Hercules Peer
Packard Motor
Sears-Roebuck
Rose
Rancho
Billy Bresk O'Day
Ereceinia
Avacia
Market Mead
Chicago
Easion
Western
Red River
Lovat Market
Firat Arada Js
ATI - Fy Fatras
Arkansas Springs
Nadive Springs
Springs
Rin Brellers
Espona
Tom Ture Kere
Jumbe Sauads
Your
Manley
INS. Agency
City Hall
M. C Manley Merle McKinney
Sarge
Lawrence i Memorial CO
Norman Endacott
Mgr
FSS
Charlton
Hollywood
RKO
Bat Manteraon
Liberal, Kansas
Granada
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