Teaching Films Custodians to provide educational cinema
The Teaching Films Custodians Inc a Motion Picture Association subsidiary plans non profit classroom films after a Lawrence meeting. About 60 attendees from Kansas and several states discussed editing a vast film stock to 16 mm for targeted subjects and morals.
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Teaching Films Custodians, Inc
Motion Picture Association
Lawrence
Eldridge Hovel
Missouri
Colorado
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Arkansas
Fréd Montgomery
University of Kansas
T.F.C
Carl E. Millikin
Maine
John E. Brastin
Edujestar
New York
Mark A
May
Yale University
Ore
Weekend Traffic Wrecks Cause Damages and No Arrests
Over the weekend three traffic accidents damaged six vehicles with one fleeing the scene. In the first incident a truck collided with a parked car on Massachusetts Street Saturday at 4 50. The second crash occurred near the Union Pacific underpass when a car rear ended an unknown vehicle that fled. The third wreck happened on highway 69 near Laurinto when Rollie Rolason’s car hit Hadlef Raby Ottawa’s vehicle. damages were reported to multiple cars and drivers.
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Massachusetts Street
Mahin
Bartlesville
R. C. Iverson
McLouth
Union Pacific
North Lawrence
Willam Cox
James Collins
Johan Edwite Steele
Route 4
Steele
Wan Dam
Rollie Rolason
New York Street
Wan
Laurithon
Hadlef Raby
Ottawa
Alice
Robert Hubbel
Goolman
Chester Foster Roberts
Accid
Dislike A Highway On New Section Calls For Safer Shoulder
Mrs Here der Hornberger of Route 1 Baldwin Li Mes urged Douglas county action on a new highway stretch from Raidson Funetios to the county line. She blamed a high crown for two fatal truck crashes and urged proper shoulder parking to allow checks of tires and loads. She named truckers opposing shoulder use and said the highway department should fix the condition while drivers oppose more road work.
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Douglas County
Breay
Raidson Funetios
Here der Hornberger
Naldwin
Li Mes
Hornberger
Wellington voters register for April general balloting
A Wellington city election record shows 3,598 voters registered for the April general balloting. The note mentions adoption of city managership as a major issue in the campaign.
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Wellington
Mar
Actions Postponed on Taft Hartley Lift Debate
Washington March 28 The House rules committee postponed action on the administration bill to repeal the Taft Hartley law. Chairman Sabath Democrat Illinois said the measure will be heard later, with further legislative steps to follow.
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Washington
Mar
House Rules Committee
Sabath
D-H
Licenses Issued for Marriages in Local Probate Court
The probate court grants marriage licenses for Saturday to William R. Barrett, 22, and Jo Ann Eller, 18, of Leavenworth, and to Roy Tattle, 30, and Evelyn F. Wyrt, 28, of Circleville.
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William R. Barrett
Jo Ann Eller
Leavenworth
Roy Tattle
Evelyn F. Wyrt
Circleville
Emergency room treats six fractures in weekend
Six fractures, two for one patient, were treated over the weekend in the Memorial Hospital emergency room. A cast on Creta Hill's left hand followed a fall. George Smith Jr. had both arms in casts after a gym fall. other injuries included a fractured right elbow and leg casts for various patients.
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George Smith, Jr
South Park
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Haskell
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Sonny Owans
Sunflower
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Givania Street
Lawrence Lodge No
Special Communication J“ne
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Marrin M. Tripp
W.M
Walter H. Varnum
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Engraved Chalice Exhibit Highlights City Window
Lawrence events note a league council meeting at the city hall deems regular. A Chicago World's Fair engraving of the chalice of early Christian times, mounted by W. B. Stauffer of Lecompton, is displayed. A relic from Epameesion of Kovehakji in New York City is now in exhibit.
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Journal-World
Antioch
W. B. Stauffer
Lecompton
Kovehakji
New York City
Burial for T. C. McGee in Oak Will cemetery
Funeral services were held at 3 pm at Oak Will cemetery for Thomas C. McGee 67 a longtime Kansas City resident and WWII veteran. He served as a major in World War I commanding Battery B 120th field artillery and was an honorary pallbearer for President Truman who sent a condolence telegram. He had worked 20 years for Kansas City Plumbing and Heating Co and lived in Lakeside addition Clay County Missouri.
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Thomas C. Mc
Truman
McGee
Lawrence
Kansan City
Lakeside Addition
Clay County
Missouri
Kansas City Plumbing and Heating Company
120Th Field Artillery
KU Players to Stage Hamlet in Six Kansas Cities in April
KU drama head Prof. Allen Crafton announces a six city tour for Shakespeares Hamlet in April with performances in Clay Center Concordia Beloit McPherson Abilene Fort Riley and Kansas City Missouri. The University of Kansas will host one exchange performance with KC audiences visiting Mount Oread.
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Grease Panto
Shiukes
Allen Crafton
University of Kansas City
Guy Keeler
Clay Center
Concordia
Beloit
McCherson
Abilene
Fort Riley
Kansans City
Mount Oread
Eleven New Sachems Initiation At KU
Initiation of 11 new members to the Sachem Circle at the University of Kansas chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa was held Saturday in the Memorial Union English room, followed by a dinner. Donald K. Alderson, assistant dean of men and former member, was initiated with the group. Inductees include David S. Jones and others: Truman L. Gore Billy F. Mayer Donald E. Owen John H. Stauffer Harry O. Spencer John H. Robinson David A. Thomson Evan Keith Wilson Tom P. Rea and James D. Peterson.
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Omicron Deke Kappa
Memorial Union
Donald K. Alderson
K. U
David 5. Jones
Mississippi Street
Truman L. Gore
Billy F. Mayer
Donald E. Owen
John H. Stauffer
Harry 0. Spencer
John H. Robinson
David A. Thomson
Evan Keith Wilson
Tom P. Rea
James D. Eterson
Lawrence Gun Club hosts trapshooting league event
In Perry Kansas on March 2 the Eastern Kansas Trapshooting League held a 100 bird third race with 35 shooters from sixth clubs. Skipper Williams and Ernest Jelly tied at 97, Williams won the shoot off with 22 against Jelly’s 21. Special events included 54 Bird 16 Yards and 50 Bird Handicap. Next Elks club shoot planned for April 4. Local practice noted with Cliff McDonald scoring 19 of 25 and Bill Underwold 22 of 25.
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Lawrence
Skipper Williams
Ernest Jelly
Kansas City
Williams
Harry Nevin
Elks
Cliff McDonald
Oldtimers
Bill Underwold, Jr
Uost
Frey
Nevin
Einen
Kress Store Begins Clean-Up and Paint Up
S H Kress five and ten cent store completes a spring cleanup and repainting as air conditioning equipment returns from Kansas City. Total project cost is 2500 dollars. front interior and restrooms painted for 1541 dollars. a new porcelain sign cost 700 dollars. Apprentice manager ED W Stewart transfers to Bartlesville to take similar duties.
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Kansas City
Bernard Staponovich
Staponovich
Altho
ED. W. Stewart
Bartlesville
Okla
Disjointed War Casualty and Railroad Death Notices
Dayton report notes Maj Jered Holdredge, 31, in Wright field hospital with leg injuries after being pinned by a car while his wife Jane was learning to drive. Wellington, Kansas records R F Whitley, 57, a Santa Fe conductor who died in hospital from injuries after a switching accident in Alva, Oklahoma yards last Monday.
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Jered Holdredge
Wrightfield Hospital
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Wellington
Kan
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R. F. Whitley
Alva
Okin
Deaths and Funerals
Obituaries list Fred J. Boyles 77 of 1540 Df Massachusetts street dies after weeks' illness. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rumsey Funeral Home, burial in Memorial Park. Minnie Bell Woodward 76 dies at 312 Mississippi street. Funeral Tuesday 10 a.m. Rumsey Funeral Home, Rev. Frank McClelland of Topeka officiates, burial Oak Hill cemetery. John C. Wilson 73 dies at home in Rich- Tom as G ToAsman to conduct funeral Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Rumsey Funeral Home, burial Oak Hill cemetery. Survivors include wife, children, siblings, and grandchildren.
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Massachusettas Street
Edwin F. Hrice
Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Minnie Bell Woodward
Millie Bell Woodward
Mississippi Street
Frank McClelland
Topeka
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ruby J. Marti
Mr. Woodward
Mission
Maude Tegart
John C. Wilson
Rich- Thomas G
Kane Health Recreation Association elects new officers
W. D. Roy i of New President of Kane Health Physical Education and Recreation association. Ann Theilen Wichita is president elect. Charles Miller Topeka vice president. Sophie Hodshire Shawnee Bissier Kansas City secretary treasurer. Gertrude Barton Pratt Kathryn McKinney Manhattan Don Henry Lawrence Prentice Gudgen Pittsburg named council members at large. Jose Stapleton University of Kansas retires as president. A tentative March 22 25 1950 convention date set for Topeka.
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Kansas City
The
Kane Health, Physical Education and Recreation Association
Alsen
Ann Theilen
Wichita
Charles Miller
Topeka
Sophie Hodshire
Shawnee Bissier
Gertrude Barton
Pratt
Kathryn McKinney
Manhattan
Don Henry
Lawrence
Prentice Gudgen
Pittsburg
Jose
Stapleton
University of Kansas
Burgman Indicted for Treason by Federal Grand Jury
Herbert John Burgman a 52 year old former U S embassy employee in Berlin was indicted by a federal grand jury in Washington on treason charges He allegedly broadcast Nazi radio propaganda during World War II The note also mentions ancient Greeks counting days from sunrise to sunrise.
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Tresson
Washington, Mar
Herbert John Burgman
U. S
Berlin
Market News Mixed Stocks and Livestock Prices
Market report from New York and Midwest shows mixed stock movement with narrow bond changes. Livestock markets in Kansas and Colorado show steady to higher demand for cattle and calves while hay markets in Kansas City reflect steady prices. a Kansas obituary notes Mrs. Lola Weaver’s return home after automotive injuries.
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Salina Man Dies of Heart Attack at 83
Frankily Berets 83, a former Lincoln Junior High principal who moved to Hutchinson in 1927 to enter the ice business, died yesterday in a Salina hospital of heart trouble. He had longstanding ties to Salina and Hutchinson communities.
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Salina
Kan
Venus Frankily Berets
Rael Dean
Hutchinson
Iice
Lincoln Junior High
Stenography and Secretarial Training Offer
In shorthand and kindred subjects will be organized at the Business College Monday April 4. If interested, contact the school at once. The demand for well qualified stenographers and secretaries is very great. Phone 994 for information, or call at the acl.
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Business College
Acl
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