Withers Mile Entrants in Flux Ahead of Belmont Meet
New York March 1 reports indicate uncertain plans for the Withers Stakes entry as three year olds contest potential in the $25,000 feature at Belmont. Hill Prince and Your Host lead possible starters while probabilistic decisions affect Derby contenders Middleground and Greek Bond among others.
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Belmont
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Robert J. Kleberg
J Harry Daniels
William Goetz
California Flash
Withers
Goetz
Casey Hayes
C. T. Chenery
Sim- Tien
Tomorroe
Mrx
Andy Schuitinerd
Swift
Onyveror
Middleground
Mire
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Sulieman
Donald P. Kons
George D. Widener
Hill Prince
Richie Arcato
Arcato
Eric Guerin
California
Sparrow Hatchling Nest Found On Marine Plane Engine
In Santa Ana on May 12, a sparrow egg was found in a nest atop a transport plane engine at El Toro Marine Base. The sparrow hatched or died during the incident as crewmen reported the bird’s risky foray before birth. The nest, made of straw and fabric, was protected by a lead line and moved to group headquarters labeled “Gung Ho.”
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Calif
Horace
el Toro Marine Base
No. 14
San Diego
Group
Youth star rises after early crippling injury at Coffeyville
Coffeyville Kansas May 12 1949 sophomore engineering student Bill Jurney 18 named athlete of the year at Coffeyville College He recovered from a 1944 leg injury and lettered in basketball football and track He played end and back for Coffeyville grid squads and ran sprints and relays for Raven track teams
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Kan
Bill Jurney
Coffeyville College
Winkelley High School
Jurney
Red Raven
Coffesville
Raven
Memorial Hospital Patient and Resident Roster
The list includes names and addresses associated with Memorial Hospital and nearby towns. Notable entries include Misa Margaret Woodward of Topeka, Elizabeth Walz of 1225 Kentucky Street, Ida Osborne of 521 Tennessee Street, Elizabeth Terry of 1501 Vermont Street, Lucy Seaver of McLouth, and Raymond Yates of Tonganoxie among others.
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Ernest Schulmeyer
Misa Margaret Woodward
Topeka
Srs
Elizabeth Walz
Kentucky Street
Ida Osborne
Tennessee Street
Elizabeth Terry
Vermont Street
Lucy Seaver
McLouth
David Galloway
Rhode Island
Patricia Ann McGrew
Indiana Street
Carlotta Nelson
Dot Nelson
David Salsbury
Learn and Avenue
Jeanne Weakley
Sunflower
Raymond Yates
Tonganoxie
Virginia Kurata
Sunnigaide
Colletta Bhukria
New Mampahire Street
Fla Sellers
Eric David Smith
Sunnywide
Shirley Norman
Misa Margaret Woodtward
Cecil Pearson
Elo Street
Stella Marie Long
Sanflower
Birth reports list two newborn daughters
Mr and Mrs Terry Relihan at 2014 Tennessee street welcomed a daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs L D Ryan at Hill Crest Trailer Court announced a son today.
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Terry Relihan
Tennessea Street
L. D. Ryan
Hillcrest Trailer Court
Golden Wedding Joy and Community Dinner Hopes
An elderly Kansas City couple celebrated their golden wedding when James O. Bannen and Ida Fox, both of Lawrence, renewed vows. Kiwanis and Co-Operative clubs join Chamber of Commerce for May 22 Community Dinner aiming to draw at least 509 Lawrence residents. Old Time Minstrels open at SLMLRLS Auditorium with all-night rehearsals, supporting Bert Nash Mental Health clinic fundraiser. Local market records show top price of 19 dollars and 25 cents today, the highest since last September.
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8 & Me
Cenae
Frank Gray
Fs Taacon
James O. Bannen
Ida Fox
Kiwanis and Co- Operative Clubs
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Service Clubs
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Lawrence
Slmlrls
Bert Nash
Government incentives proposed to keep workers past 65
Washington May 12 A plan to give employers a government bonus for retaining workers beyond the retirement age gains favor Secretary Tobin endorses the idea and Harvard economist Sumner Slichter backs it. The scheme would pay the employer one third of the worker’s social security benefit, encouraging continued work while allowing older employees to retire if they choose.
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Tobin
Congress
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Sumner Slichter
Slichter
Hormone Treatments Aid Mental Patients, Creedmoor Study
Creedmoor Institute researchers report sex hormones helped 58 percent of 40 schizophrenia and mood disorder patients, with one third able to leave hospital. Large doses of male and female hormones were used after limited benefit from shock therapy. The findings were presented at a New York medical society meeting.
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Creedmoor
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Jigee State Medical Society
Dra
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Raymond
Arthur Sackler
Co Tui l
Johan H. W. van Ophuij‘een
Creedmoor Institute For Psychobiological Studies
Truman Continues Attack Amid Campaign Tour
President Truman tours Montana and Washington factions spar over civil rights and taft hartley. Senators Wherry and Milikin attack Truman while Republicans push opposition to social reform as Democrats rally in Chicago and Raleigh for party unity. Hawaii Democrats confront communism debates as C I O plans 1980 political campaign actions.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Washington, D. C
Philip Murray
Atlantic City
N. J
Marriage License Issued by Probate Court
A marriage license was issued yesterday by the probate court. Stanley G. Zimmerman from Alabama and Erma Castrell, 43, from Sunflower, are the applicants.
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Probate
Stanley G. Zimmerman
Erma Castrell
Sunflower
Open House Showcases Home Economics and Art Talent
Liberty Memorial High School hosts an annual home economics and art open house. Parents viewed sewing displays and paintings while students modeled outfits from a fashion show titled House Party and Reflected Fashions, with performances and a pantomime.
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Faye Qrelup
Mary Lu Hall
Dorothy Ron
Schiel
Jitla
Nancy Gilchriat
Alice
Mins Velma Lee Wiley
Misa Gilchrist
Hke
Miss Gilchrist
Miss Wiley
Alta Mae Plaisted
Norma Jean Beaman
Dorothy Trevillion
Robert Schaake
Doris Long
Helen
Virginia McKelvey
Mary Clepper
Mary Welty
Jean Longanecker
Soles
Phyllis Nehrbass
Margaret Barr
Nell Powell
Joyce Wyatt
Virgi Cum‘mina
Edith Penfold
Barbara Anderson
Carol Miller
Dorsey Poland
Barbara Moser
Pauline Henderson
Patricia Allison
Kathleen Norris
Darlene Jennings
Bernice Spence
June Wiley
Mary Demerrit
Neva Thiry
Patricia Schmedemann
Juanita Crumet
Jene Lofflin
Martha Dicker
Beverly Smith
Deni Mas Winger
Barbara McCoy
Marjorie Bond
Joan Hagen
Jo Anna March
Ralph Hagenbuch
Don Sneez
Gordon Fishburn
Norman Wilson
Jean Denny
Martha Dicker Dorix Long
Alta Plaisted
Margaret Smith
Velma Lee Wiley
Miss Iva
Belle Harner
Liehting
Frances Mason Dorothy Little
James Wallace
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Evelyn Mickie Skites
Marvin Vivian Wilburn
Donna Bailee
Freida Luckanart
Joan Hagen Bruce Board
Martion Patrom Franklin Taytor
Barbara Beers
Patricia Clem
Iing Yon
Mine Wu
Stuents
Thorne
Prity Clem
Prt Schrader
Marthe Lawrence Ads Mee Parsons
Joan Louires
Lawrence Youth Elected To K State Organization
William R. Findley of Lawrence was elected to Sigma Xi national honorary scientific fraternity at Kansas State College. The 57 students elected were chosen for outstanding college research. Initiation and banquet were held Wednesday with Dr. W B Burnett speaking on Agriculture Industry and Research.
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William R. Findley
W. R. Findley
Mississippi Street
John O. Harris
K-State
W. B. Burnett
Wichita University Foundation For Industrial Research
Agriculture, Industry and Research
Roanoke Presbyterian Banquet Speaker in Kansas City
Te Speak in Kansas City Guy V Keeler director of the K I bureau of lecturers and concerts will be the speaker tonight for the Men s Club banquet at Roanoke Presbyterian Church in Kansas City Missouri.
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Guy V. Keeler
K. I. Bureau of
Roanoke Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Japan's exports rebound aided by textiles amid postwar shift
Tokyo reports Japan's exports rose to a high postwar level though official estimates for 1949-50 fall short. Textiles remain dominant at about half of exports with metals and machinery making up much of the rest. Asia remains top market while trade with China stays minimal. Competition from Britain Germany Belgium and Italy grows as Japan expands, spurring concerns among foreign manufacturers and renewed talks with American and British exporters.
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United States
Kansas Officials Forecast More Layoffs Amid Firemen Strike
In Santa Fe at Wichita workers are laid off at week end due to the firemen's strike, with officials predicting 425 more layoffs. In Topeka Floyd Breeding, Rolla farmer and cattleman, filed as a Democratic lieutenant governor candidate, noting two terms in the Kansas House and former minority floor leader. Marysville hosts a reception honoring Lynn R. Brodrick, first local grand master of the Kansas Grand Lodge, active in Masonic circles for 30 years.
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Topeka
I. Floyd Breeding
Rolla
Breeding
Kansaga House of Representatives
Marysville
Kan
Order of Eastern Star
Lynn R. Brodrick
Kansas Grand Lodge
Brodrick
Kansan Dies in New Mexico in Car Collision
Bert L. Swisher 29 formerly of El Dorado died in a car collision Tuesday in Santa Fe New Mexico relatives have been informed He is survived by his widow a son his mother two sisters and a brother Funeral services will be at Garnett Saturday.
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New Mexico
el Dorado
Kan
Bert L. Swisher
Market Summary From New York and Chicago Reports
New York and Chicago market notes show varied moves across grains and livestock. Wheat weak on soybeans, corn steady, oats soft. hogs higher to a practical top, cattle steady, poultry varied with hens and ducks priced at multiple levels. city livestock receipts and cattle prices noted. Wall Street reports indicate minor weakness in some sectors with selective gains in others as trading volume neared two million shares.
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New York
Stoceeower
Pevestire
Cotton
New Orleans
Chicago
Card of Thanks from Mrs Mayme Seiler
Mrs Mayme Seiler thanks relatives friends and neighbors for the beautiful Rowers cards and cheery messages received during her hospital stay.
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Mra
Mayme Seiler
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