Tribute to a Dean Honors Freshmen at Phi Kappa Lambda
Miss Martha Heck presented Phi Kappa Lambda awards at Williamstown. Outstanding freshman fine arts women included Miss Heck, Miss Lois Bradfield, Miss Dolores Wunsch, Miss Meribah Moore announced Betty Hayward as top scholastic initiate. Archie prize went to Charles Rite. Program featured three musical numbers and a humorous skit, closing with a banquet and prizes.
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Martha Heck
Fred Heck
Route One
Williamstown
Meribah Moore
Nothermore
Lois Bradfield
Ronner Springs
Dolores Wunsch
Kingman
Misa Jacqueline Stoops
Cherryvale
Misa Moore
Betty Hayward
St. Joseph
Archie
Raymond Eadtend
Charles Rite
Prne Islands
Haydn
Raymond Cert
Karel Blunt
Rayment Stuht
Thayer Cington
Laurel Fo Andere Gon
Reinknd Schmidt
Raymond Zepp
Jan Chiapasso
Gerald Carney
Teo Huratek
Waldemar Gelich
Raymond Eastwood
Giallert
Profesor Nehmidt
Marian Jerald
Washington to Catch Up With Neighbors Next Week
Washington and nearby Maryland Virginia areas likely move clocks ahead an hour next Sunday a week behind other states using daylight saving time. The House approved keeping the Districts clocks advance for the year while the Senate backed permanent authority for the District to set clocks ahead. Differences between the measures will be settled in conference.
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
House
District of Columbia
Andy
Senate
Fire damages Springfield village shopping district
A May fire in Springdale Kansas destroyed the village shopping district operated by A. J. and associated merchants. Estimated damage runs about 20000 dollars. The blaze affected the Brossroad community on state highway 92, about LT miles southwest of Lenyens.
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Springfield
Springdale
Kan
A. J
Brossroad
Lenyens
Winners in annual crops judging contest at State college
May 2 at Manhattan Kansas Gale Mulien of McCunce announced winner of the annual crops judging contest at State college. Richardatic of Glen Elder won the junior division. Other winners included Robert RB of Moundridge and others in various judging classes. Also noted are local political filings and divorce suits pending in district court.
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Manhattan
Kar
Gale Mulien
Births and notices from Memorial Hospital region
At Memorial Hospital cM Falury Levampton Mrs Maple street Mrs a Almira street James Caboon 2 Elm street Harry Hageman Massachusetts street Mrs Georgia Brum id Baldwin Mrs Grace Me ry Baldwin Milton Pippett Rhode Island street Jack Shirk Route 5 Gregory Heech Sunflower Mrs Jean Miller 01 Locust street Mr and Mrs Kenneth Frohock Sunflower twin girls yesterday Mr and Mrs August Laster Tonganoxie a daughter today Mr and Mrs Dana Overman 1614 West Siath street s daughter today Mr and Mrs Warren Kelly Tonganosie a son today No 309 Covered supper and square dance Wednesday for members only Worthy President George Per due Adv
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Cm. Falury
Levampton
Maple
A Almira
James Caboon
Elm Street
Harry Hageman
Massachusetts
Georgia Brumid
Baldwin
Grace Mery
Milton Pippett
Rhode Island
Jack Shirk
Gregory Heech
Jean Miller
Locust Street
Kenneth Frohock
August Laster
Dana Overman
West Siath Street
Warren Kelly
Disg
George Perdue
Adv
Lawrence campus blooms with over a thousand Oriental flowering crab apples
KU students and residents marvel at more than 1,000 Oriental flowering crab apple trees on campus gifts from the class of 1945. Two clumps of weeping crab apples add rose blossoms near Potter Lake and between Dyche Museum and Green Hall as committees plan upcoming beautification projects.
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K.U
Potter Lake
Nurses’ Home
Watson Library
Dyche Jmuseum
Green Hall
Future of Commercial Equipment Company to be decided in Kansas City
A meeting in the Reconstruction Finance Corporation office in Kansas City will decide the future of the Commercial Equipment Company at Ninth and Haskell. RF C officials, local executives, Hubbell and Miller of New York City, and others were to attend. The firm, which closed Friday, had government contracts for radio crystals and had run out of working capital after an earlier loan.
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Ninth and
Haskell Avenue
Reconstruction, Finance Corporation
Kansas City
Afcond An
Rf.c
Hubbell and Miller
New York City
C. L. Wilson
Security National Pank of Kinsas Cay
Comercial Equipment Company
Comry
Two Rulings on Oklahoma Liquor Ban to Be Appealed
Two rulings on Oklahoma liquor ban will be appealed. The proceedings reference county and state authorities and note legal challenges arising from the ban. The text mentions sections and implications for enforcement and potential overrides by higher courts.
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Oklahoma
Wheat storage totals and April comparisons reported
The record notes a total of wheat stored in April with figures for April 1 storage, a comparison to the previous year, and mentions Bar 4, Topena, Ma Linestone, and Kateas farms. It cites April 1 storage framed against prior year levels and similar storage conditions in Bar 4 and local farms.
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H. L. Collins
Topena
Kateas
State G cass governn annual meeting in Atchison
A notice announces the annual meeting of the State G Cass governn in Atchison. The event, disclosed today, outlines planning for the state’s governance discussion and related agenda items.
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Cass Governn
Atchison
Divorce Granted in District Court by Judge Hugh Means
Finest Wy Lor Was granted and Averee Trent Meet HL Leng by Judge Hugh Means in district court yesterday.
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Averee Trent
Hugh Means
Fined motorists and police arrest shine in town blotter
A Maryland man and a Connecticut street resident faced penalties after traffic violations and a stop sign incident. Gerald White of Connecticut Street paid a $20 fine for a traffic violation. Vernon Arkaty Street in Wits saw parking tickets issued. A police carty function charged a driver with driving under the influence after a Saturday stop in Vermont Street.
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Gerald White
Font Connecticut Street
Vernon Arkaty Street
Wits
Syi Hous
Arrive i Police
Hauer
Vermont
Brook lyn man kills mother then dies by own action
In New York on May 2 a Brooklyn man Gaston Block Jr 47 killed his semi invalid mother Mrs Mary Block by blows with a blackjack and died by an overdose of sleeping pills. Police say he planned the murder to avoid care and financial loss from his deteriorating health and failed investments.
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New York
Brooklyn
Reerear i
Jovers
Mary Block
Gaston Block, Jr
Governor Carlson Addresses Union Conference
Governor Carlson spoke at a national conference of labor unions, addressing attendees from multiple states including Arkansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. He outlined cooperation between government and workers and pressed for policies favoring industrial progress and national solidarity.
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Carlson
Balou
Ubeetraal
Crain Konens
Letinata
Arkanaad
Toneas
Oklahoma
New
Aml Abinnn
Daughters of Isabella Elect Kansas Officers
Atchison Kansas the 24th annual convention opened with elections appointing Loretta OConnor Farsona as president Alyce Bilmek to secretary and Virginia Kevney treasurer for the 1951 convention. Porters conviction in New Jersey street for drunkenness. judge Allphin in pole court suspended jail and gave probation. Turner fined for similar charge. Francie forfeited bond.
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Atchison
Tera Porter
New Jersey Street
Wayne Allphin
Pole Court
Allphin
J. L. Turner
Perry
Clarence Francie
Williamstown
State Proclaims May 14 as Mother’s Day in Topeka
Gov Frank Curlson proclaimed May 14 as Mother’s Day in the state. He urged reverent observance in churches homes and elsewhere and called for the U S flag to be displayed on all public buildings from sunrise to sunset as tribute to mothers.
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Topeka
Frank Curlson
Lund
United States
Market Notes From New York and Midwest Closes Steady
Markets mixed with rails advancing while cotton and wheat show weakness. Price reports include livestock receipts and butterfat values. weekly farm market updates list hogs, cattle, and poultry prices, with various regional quotes and futures noted.
Lawrence High Students Shine at Local High Twelve Meeting
Lawrence High School students performed in a musical program during the High Twelve club meeting. Guest speakers from the community expressed appreciation for the students’ talent and support from families and friends.
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Lawrence High
High Twelve
Mim
Retta
Ant
Chet Higdnenses
Srrogatny Rlieing
Ilness
Mast
Mr Aint
Chester Maguire
Amt
Roy Daugherty
Eannits
Clarenge Daugherty
Charles Brown
Hark Daugherty
Aia
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Warren 40
Mrs Leota Catherine Warren 40 of the Eighth Street hotel died yesterday at Lawrence Memorial hospital. She had lived here about six months with her husband Lee Warren. Funeral services and burial will be Thursday in Austin Minnesota. Surviving relatives include her husband Lee Warren her mother Mrs Laura Zimmerman of Lyle Minnesota a sister Mrs Margaret Boris of West Los Angeles California and a brother Conrad Dyrlai of Lyle Minnesota.
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Leota Catherine Warren
Eighth Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Austin
Minn
Lee Warren
Laura Zimmerman
Lyle
Mint
Margaret
Boris
West
Los Angeles
Calif
Conrad Dyrlai Lyle
Market and stock roundups mix with erratic notes
Chicago markets ease as commodity and stock prices show mixed moves. Idaho and Ohio fruit and produce names appear among erratic price listings. New York stocks slide after a downbeat session with several large names among the day’s losers.
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Chicago
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Kanana City
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TA Stindetta Feminine High School
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Central Park
Larry Hech
Hech
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Don Pierce
University of Kansas
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Kannan City
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Mrs. Leota Warren
Grand Canyon
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PC Monte
Bill Bodin, Inc
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Mississippi
Schubert Funeral Home
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