Wurwitz Citizenship Award Ceremony and Parade
A disrupted parade and rain led to a postponed ceremony in Seth Park. Former Governor Harry Woodring served as toastmaster as Mayor Turner, Chancellor Malot, Dolph Simons, and Gov. Frank Carlson spoke. Alf Landon and Bishop Ed win V. O Hara attended. Three students presented a patriotic tableau.
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Siasippi River
New York
Kansas City
Yesterda
Mees
Topeka
Seth Park
Jong
Harry Woodring
William J. B. Turner
Deane W. Malot
Dolph Simons
Frank Carlson
Alf Landon
Edwin V. O'Hara
Veal Six
Charles Fisher
Sammy Stayton
Gene Hardtarfer
Issues 19 Permits for Dwellings and Garages
A list shows nineteen permit issuances across multiple properties. Included are new garages, additions and remodels at addresses such as Vermont street 6d, Tennessee street 180, Louisiana street 62, Missouri street 623, Maine street TIS, Michigan street 4) and others. Owners include William Panyas Muth E Horan A Emery Arthur Underwood George Rothberger C T Frost A Merry Phil Guyerbaugh Joe Shohe and others with costs shown in varied currencies.
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William Panyas
Vermont Street
Muth E. Horan
Tennessee Street
A Emery
Louisiana Street
Arthur Underwood
Missour Street
George H. Rothberger
Maine Street
Michigan Street
A. Merry
Laura Avenue
Phil Guyerbaugh
Rik East Twelfth Street
Joe W. Shohe
Lyons Street
Alabama Street
Rae FE. Newton
New York Street
Elliott
North Severth Street
Maytag Cuts Prices on Automatic and Conventional Washers
Maytag announces a $10 cut on the automatic washer and a 5 reduction on three conventional models. Roy A. Bradt, vice president, cites production economies as the reason. Effective today, the reductions apply to all listed washers.
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Newton
Maytag Company
Majeur
Roy A. Bradt
Maytag
Enat
Hospital Patients and Accidents Reported at Memorial
A string of local names appears in hospital notes noting admissions and injuries. A 3 year old was treated after lye exposure in the Bowers yard, others include foot puncture wounds from a dropped pair of scissors and a head injury from a rug slip. Separate incidents required stitches for knife slip, finger lacerations, and a fall. several patients were observed and released. A Masonic meeting at Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM is announced for May 1 at 7 pm with Third Degree procedures and visiting brethren welcome.
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Arrington Bowers
Otis Bowers
New Jersey Street
Bowers Yard
Josephine Walker
Ver Lyont Street
Sharon DeWeese
Lester’ ‘Weese
Almira Street
Ross Darell
Ruth Bledsoe
Bert
Chewning, M
Walter H. Varnum
Ady
Indureship of Phi Lambda Upsilon to Be Held in Lawrence
Lawrence hosts the second annual Indureship of Phi Lambda Upsilon an honorary chemistry society tomorrow afternoon at four in room 405 Hailey chemical laboratory. Dr. Melvin of Ohio State College and Iwman will speak on Some Aspects of Steric Hindrances.
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Phi Lambda Upsilon
Chemistry Society
Melvin &Iwman
Ohio State College
Hailey Chemical Laboratory
April rainfall deficit marks dry cool month in Kansas
Weather observer C J Posey reports April was dry and cooler than normal in the Kansas area. Total rainfall for the period was 4.57 inches since March 31, 3.68 inches below average, with a 1.17 inch April rainfall giving farmers some relief.
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Kansas
Lawrence
C.J. Posey
Ofrateny
Posey
Onty
Washington DC Falls An Hour Behind Time Today
Congress considers a fix as Washington DC and nearby districts lag one hour behind national time. The House faces a two thirds vote to authorize fast use for the city. action may be postponed a week while a conference with the Senate is possible.
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Ington
J.M
Congress
House
Nbm
District of Co- Tukhiy
Senate
May Ask Death Penalty for Sgt. Robert Anderson
Topeka prosecutors may seek the death penalty for Sgt. Robert Anderson charged with the murder of Irene Gilbert. Jury selection opened before District Judge Beryl Johnann as Anderson stood in army uniform. prospective jurors were questioned on their views of capital punishment.
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Sgt
Robert Anderson
Topeka
Kan
Land. Calif
Irene Gilbert
Topeka Basket Factory
Ayniove
Werten W. Shaw
Anderson
Bery
Wan
Eiley
Ran
Marriage Licenses From Probate Court Notice
Marriage licenses list names and ages for several couples including William W. Babbt and Vi Ann Donald from Sunflowers, Jesse C. K and Me A. Gard from Mills, Missouri, and Charles A. Crom ery with Juanita F. Beard, all shown in probate court notices.
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Sinluy
Alice Dick Mes Wath
Lawrence
Willia W. Babbt
Kansas Civ
Ann Donald
Jesse C. K
Me A. Gard
Mills, Mo
Charles A. Cromery
Juanita F. Beard
Retired Dean Havenhill Dies at 1940 Farewell
Biography outlines Havenhill career from 1907 leave as FDA chemist to inspect foreign drugs in New York. He returned to Kansas University as professor and head of the drug laboratory. After 1940 he taught part time, wrote for pharmaceutical press, coauthored textbooks, and received honors from the University of Michigan.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fort of
New York
K. U
State Board of Health
Dean Havenhill
State Board of Pharmacy
Dosen Sayre
Merck
Amer
Third Annual Meeting of the US Physical Education Staff Conference
About 25 attendees joined the third annual inmtreli conference in Kansas for the US physical education department. Delegates hailed from Osawatomie Topeka Great Bend Daenrdittsburg Council Grove Eudora and Lawrence with participants from Lawrence including Merle Holladay Route 2 Mrs E Herschell Clint ot Mra Warrant Flory Route 2 Heed Henry Shenk William D Wolfe Mrs Franke T Stockton Mrs Gerald Hoover Tielbert Reusch and Mrs Keith Colman of Eudora also present.
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K Vrs
Cenfrre US Physical Education Department
Osawatomie
Topeka
Great Bend
Daenrdittsburg
Council Grove
Eudora
Lawrence
Merle
Birds and mammals arrive at University of Kansas museum
A collection of 190 birds and 25 mammals from Africa was received today at the University of Kansas Museum of Natural History from Dr Curt von Wedel of Oklahoma City. Dr von Wedel recently returned from Kenya and obtained the specimens for advanced teaching and research. Rare items noted include the white bellied bustard, Buff crested bustard, Wood hoopoe, and Golden winged sun bird.
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Africa
University of Kansas Museum of Natural History
Curt von Wedel
Oklahoma City
van Wedel
Kenya
Raymond Wall
Veterans Employment Service picks Victor F. Johnson
Victor F. Johnson begins duties as veterans employment representative at the Kansas State Employment Service office. The married former Kansas University student from Leavenworth brings veteran status and local ties to the role.
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Victor F. Johnson
Veterans Employment
Kansas State Employment Service
Kk. U
Leaven,worth
Red Cross Delegate Patton Named for National Convention
Dr John H Patton of the K C religion school staff is appointed local Red Cross delegate to the national convention in Detroit June 26 29 Topeka May 10 Clayton Brenner Olathe named judge of Johnson county magistrate court by Gov Frank Carlson Brenner replaces James R Hoover who resigned Charles Albert Cook of Long Island Pleaded guilty to being drunk in public Judge Frank Gray stayed 20 days jail and placed him on parole Marvin to deliver Emporia commencement address Walter Richter and his wife and five children all telegraphers employed by railroads in a Danville telegraph family.
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John H. Patton
K. Ciriligion
Red Cross
Detroit
Topeka
Clayton
Brenner
Olathe
Magistrate Court of
Johnson County
Frank Carlson
James R. Hoover
Charles Albert Cook
Long Island, N
Frank Gray
Danville
Richter
Walter Richter
Murphy elected Kansas junior chamber president
Pat Murphy of Topeka was chosen as president of the Kansas junior chamber of commerce at the closing session of the state convention in Wichita yesterday. New officers include John Crutcher Hutchinson Manhattan and Bob Stafford Fredonia as directors, with Marie Snyder Topeka named treasurer and Bates Wotesligson as relieving president. The convention scheduled its next meeting for Topeka in April.
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Wichita
Kan
Pat Murphy
Topeka
Kansas Junior Cameler of Commerce
John Crutcher
Hutchinson
Il Yo
Manhattan
Bob Stafford
Wife of Senator Vandenberg in Washington Hospital
Mrs Arthur Vandenberg wife of Michigan’s senior senator was reported in serious condition at Georgetown University Hospital after illnesses and two surgeries. Senator Vandenberg remained in a separate room recovering from tumor operation two weeks earlier and was described as doing very nicely. A separate note reports pitcher Rue Meyer of the Philadelphia Phillies suspended seven days and fined $200 after an argument involving Al Barlick.
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Washington
Arthur Ws. Vandenberg
Michigan
Georgetown University Hospital
Erdiv
Senter Vandenberg
New York
Rues Meyer
Philadelphia Phillies
Ford Frick
al Barlick
Philadelphia
Lawrence grocers praised as vital city backbone
In Lawrence the many grocers are celebrated for long hours and slim profits. They stock perishable foods and bear losses on spoiled produce while sustaining a busy urban commerce. A lighthearted tribute notes nearly fifty grocers work to satisfy shoppers and keep the community fed.
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Lawrence
Markets at 6 Glance and Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City May 1 AP USDA cattle and calves steady to firm. hogs higher. sheep and lambs up 25-50 cents. Livestock receipts outlook: cattle 1,500. calves 5. sheep 4,000 for tomorrow. Prices noted for beef cuts, butterfat, and poultry products with regional quotes across markets.
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Mather Eraine
Bor
Kanees City
Advand
Kansas City Livestocke
Kansanity
Cap
USDA
Asvarce
Burg
Banane
Komt
Toll Aovi-Tsu-Ib
Fedver Ateere
Kane
Lamba Munis
Market prose and prices in a mixed May edition
OCR fragment reports various market snippets including alfalfa prices and dairy notes, Chicago potato and futures mentions, and Wall Street movement. It mentions Kansas City Hay Market, Minnesota North Dakota reports, California and Louisiana quotes, and specific stocks like Motors and American Telephone. The text mixes commodity, stock, and general market chatter with irregular punctuation and incomplete lines.
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Erika Degat
Mansap City
Las Kansas City Hay Market
Kansan
Opralf
Chicago
Miho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Minekey Weaher
Alabama
Valifornig
Louisiana
Buss Triumphs
Wall Street
New York
Afbek
Fective
Motors
Resul Ae Tote Motors
Polbt Ae
Genyni Motors
American “Telephone Aml
Teleuthern Hailway
Republic
Fragmentary OCR: names and notes on corporate entities
The readable fragments mention firms such as Chrysler, Southern Pacific, American Smelting, Union Carbide, Radio Corp, Montgomery Ward, and Galvest Aircraft. Also indicates "increasing dividend" and references to dates or personal names. The text is garbled with misreadings and missing context.
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Jeemaca Steal
L Chrysler
Ranta Fe
Niewy Fate Fouthern Pacific
St J
American Smelting
Union Carbide
Amencas Can
Radio Corp
Galtes Aircraft
Montgomery W Bs
Avientl
Unusual Accident Injures Warren N. Lesh in Humboldt
Warren N. Lesh, visiting at Robert Works' home in Humboldt, reports both ankles sprained after waking with feet numb during a Sunday nap. A doctor said he will need crutches for a few days as circulation returned and pain subsided.
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Warren N. Leah
Mew Lesh
Robert Works
Humboldt
Lesh
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