Early deaths and funerals compiled for Lawrence area
Mrs. Ethel A. Gregg 80 formerly of Lawrence died Sunday at Fort Leavenworth. Funeral services will be Saturday in Kansas City Kansas with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Ruth and Eunice, a sister Ve netia Tucker and a grandchild and two great grandchildren. George Geiger Lee 89 of Kansas City Missouri died at Shawnee Health Center after two weeks as a patient. No arrangements announced. Charles A. Potts 72 of 743 RYT Street died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Surviving wife Edyth, a daughter Charlotte Dixon, a son Laurance Potts, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Burial in Garnett with Cooper-Warren Mortuary in charge.
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Ethel A. Gregg
Lawrence
Ft. Leavenworth
Allen Chapel
Kansas City
Kan
Gregg
Oak Hill
Eunice Grundy
Leavenworth
George Geiger Lee
Shawnee Health Center
Wallace Lee
Vt. St
Charles A. Potts
R. YT
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Garnett
California
Garnett Methodist Church
Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
Carpenters Union of
Vista
Calif
Edyth Potts
Charlotte Dixon
U.S. Gold Loss Continues As Deficit Grows
U.S. gold stocks fell by 50 million this year though reserves stand at 15.8 billion. The write declines align with a rising payments deficit as foreigners swap dollars for gold, despite strong exports and international banking accords.
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New York
Sam
U.S
U.S. Treasury
United States
Market Notes on Eggs Butter and Poultry Prices
Kansas City AP reports wholesale and consumer egg prices for Large A and other grades with ranges, plus poultry and capon prices, live fryer and broiler rates from Missouri and Arkansas, and butter Grade A prices per pound. Market quotations include futures for wheat corn soybeans oats barley and receipts at Harwood's Market.
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Harwood
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Wheat and cattle market report from Kansas City AP
Wheat prices were mixed and futures closed unchanged to lower while grain and livestock trades showed varied moves. Cattle and hog markets edged mixed gains and losses with values for steers, heifers and vealers noted alongside feeder prices and sheep trends.
Lamb market ranges for pelts and feeder lambs in spring
The market reports offers good and choice shorn pelts at 20.00 to 21.00, call to good ewes at 3.00 to 6.00, and good and choice spring feeder lambs at 16.00 to 17.00, with a quoted range of 23.50 to 75.
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Kansas City
Markets Edge Higher in Upbeat day on Wall Street
New York stocks ticked higher with slightly up markets as volume reached about 5 million shares. Rail leaders gained while a few top performers faced profit taking. Steelmakers posted fractional advances and a mixed Motor sector showed General Motors steady Ford down Chrysler up slightly. Trans World Airlines and Pan Am rose as government approved higher transatlantic fares.
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New York
Chicago
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
U.S
Puerto Rico
Sugar
DuPont
American Telephone
Lorillard
Control Data
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
American Stock Exchange
Husted Wins LEA Scholarship at Lawrence Meeting
Stanley Husted, son of Elmer and Mrs Husted, received a $200 LEA college scholarship at a Lawrence Education Association gathering. Husted, a Lawrence High School senior, plans to study entomology at Kansas State University and teach at the high school or college level. The event also featured remarks by Dr. Carl S Knox and officer installations.
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Stanley Husted
Elmer Husted
Lawrence Education Association
Wesley Keltcher
Husted
Lawrence High School
Kansas State University
LEA
Lawrence Teachers
Sharon Stalcup
Kansas University
Carl S. Knox
Max Fuller
Verlin Gilbert
Roy Cropp
Linda Regier
Edna Galladay
Verlin Dunker
Jim Sommerville
New York
Sue Quires
Pinckney
Edythe Marshall
Sunset Hill
Meredith Verhage
Woodlawn
Wanda Langley
Schwegler
Robert Wright
John Forbes
Donald Binns
Bill Mullins
C. D. Hargadine
West Junior High
Irene Rose
McAllaster
Memorial Hospital Dismissals and Birth Announcement
Memorial Hospital lists dismissals including Mrs Roberta McDow and Cathy Speer along with several others. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Gerald Wichman of Tonganoxie a daughter Tuesday.
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Roberta McDow
Tenn
Cathy Speer
W. 11Th
Mary Thomas
Route 4
Beverly Akins
Jessie Whaley
Cynthia Tucker
Miller Dr
Barbara McCarthy
Nellie Porter
Sandra Francisco
Vernon Drake
JoAnn McGuinness
Kan
Charles Turner
Baldwin
Emery McReynolds
Mass
Randall Zeman
Maple
Craig Daniels
National Lane
Nancy Whitaker
E. 19Th
Elizabeth Lane
St. Louis
Fran Kiene
Malvina Bartz
Maine
Loretta Frost
Ala
Linda Durst
Tonganoxie
Gerald Wichman
Speech Right Affirmed By KU Faculty Senate
The Kansas University Senate re affirmed the right of campus speakers to espouse controversial ideas with a limit against incitement to immediate riot or rebellion. It adopted a policy statement on campus speaking and urged retaining the current faculty retirement age of 70.
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Kansas University Senate
Senate
Board of Regents
Sertoma Meeting Features Jay Underwood on Investments
Jay Underwood of Barret Fitch North and Co. spoke to Sertoma Club at the Hotel Eldridge. He discussed a film on the New York Stock Exchange and explained how investments fund research and growth, delivering a message on dividends and economic security. E J Allison introduced him. Arthur Heck inducted Louis Heinrich and Bob Masters as new members.
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Jay Underwood
Barret, Fitch, North and Co
Sertoma Club
Eldridge
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Underwood
E. J. Allison
Arthur Heck
Louis Heinrich
Bob Masters
City Darkened by Power Outage Across East Lawrence
Emergency power was used at Lawrence Memorial Hospital during a two hour blackout starting about 2 a.m. Deliveries and operating areas relied on emergency power as police and fire services also operated on backup. Most streets and sections including Hallmark Cards area experienced outages with partial restoration by daylight.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Stedham
Perry
7Th Street
Iowa
Massachusetts
23Rd
Rhode Island
Louisiana
Kansas University suffers prolonged power outage during storm
Kansas University faced about 14 hours of blackout as citywide outages de energize the EU power supply. Other outages lasted eight hours and more. Stedham noted workers braved the storm and lightning while repairing lines with special caution. no accidents or injuries occurred. Some areas remained without power.
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Kansas University
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Geneva
K.C
N.Y. Stocks
Asenasenetian
Allied
Allis Chaldevas
Airlin
Am Motors
Curtiss Wr
P&l
Trans W Air
Union Pac
US Steel
Peerey
Westy el
Woolworth
Yale & Tow
K.C. Cash Grain
K.C. Livestock
Wall Street
LEA Award
Sertoma
Fritz CO
Firestone
New Homp
Len
Han
G.E
Bai _e
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Commerce Office
Wren Bldg
Vermont
Lawrence, Kansas
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