Lawrence Students to Receive Awards at Liberty Memorial
In Lawrence a few dozen students were to be honored at Liberty Memorial High during a yearend assembly. Unemployment in the city declined slightly last week, with 4 continued claims led by Walter Dubna, director, as Earners were placed in jobs through KW Maitlees Women and TN Wong. A state health film on sanitary practices was shown locally, and Santa Fe railroad service resumed after a weeklong strike with about 25 local workers laid off and partial service restored.
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Liberty Memorial High Perod
Hemore
Lawrence
Kansas Tale
Ware
Walter Dubna
Clerhe
Ubiete
Arunnar Lawrence
State Health Department
Lapsed Westerns Reach Crash Scene First
Private First Class Clements of the Teecws party, with the 14th Reconnaissance Cavalry, was among the first to locate the wreck of a military transport plane near Mount Taneawa-Wama in Camp Hiratsuki Japan. Despite rain fog and rugged terrain they reached the site at 1:25 p.m. after two days of cautious movement from Camp Hiratsuka. Supplies remained scarce and air drops failed due to weather. rescue efforts continued with diversions and local recon teams providing support.
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Hiratsuki
Japan
Priva
Francia
Cleara
Percens
Atte
Clements Ja
Reronnaissance
Snreyte
Manila
Tril Holanda
Tachihawe Ali
Dayan
Ite
Toga-Uahe
Mt. Tansawe-Yama
Hill No
Mt. Taneawa-Wama
16Th Reconnaissance Company
Teecue
Clements
Market News and Weather Outlook Mixed in May Trading
May market notes show Chicago Wheat steady and firm at higher levels amid cautious demand. Weather influences and supply concerns push commodity tones, with livestock and grains mixed as trading extends into the week. Wall Street activity softens amid uneven daily moves.
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Vollow
Vurmission House
Chicago
Noriines
Airangth
Senate Social Security plan boosts benefits and coverage
Washington May 17 A Senate approved bill would raise monthly old age payments by about 90 percent for new retirees and nearly double future benefits. The measure would extend coverage to about 8 million people on a compulsory basis and about 2 million more on a voluntary basis, with some 35 million currently covered.
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Washington
Senate
First meeting to study community education in Kansas towns
In Clay Center on May 25 a session will launch surveys by the Kansas State Institute of Citizenship to aid Council Grove and Marysville. Carl Tjerandsen, director, chairs. outcome could shape statewide citizen services and prompt further surveys if Council Grove succeeds. Disorderly conduct charges against 14 youths in Topeka were dismissed after a planned teen gang clash incident.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Clay Center
Council Grove
Marysville
Dult Education
Kansas State
College
Carl Tjerandsen
Kansan
Tjerandsen
Topeka
Memorial Hospital patient and contact list fragment
A partial hospital record lists multiple individuals with addresses inMemorial Hospital at Memorial Hospital and surrounding streets. Names include Lucile Robertson Baldwin Baysinger Patricia Ann McGrew Marie Hud eon Jarkie Elmore Eleanor Dan ra LaVerne Horted Doria Mar aret Grammer ra Lafrd Dowers Evelyn Kimball Ellen Dilley Delia Sparks Jack Beaver Virginia May hugh Laura Green Naomi Haracely Jean Weakley Virgil Harris and others linked to street addresses across Tennessee Kentucky Missouri Illinois Indiana and nearby locales.
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Lucile Robertson
Baldwin
Baysinger
Tennessee Street
Patricia Ann McGrew
Indiana Street
Marie Hudeon
Kentucky Street
Jarkie Elmore
Overbrook
Eleanor Dan
Missouri Street
Doria Mararet Grammer
Elm Street
LaVerne Horted
Maiden
Lane
R. M. Dowers
Loutis
Isna Street
Evelyn Kimball
New Jersey
Ellen Dilley
East Thirfimh Street
Delia Sparks
Jack Beaver
St. Joseph
Virginia Mayhugh
Laura Green
Island Street
Naomi Haracely
Ilinois Street
Jean Weakley
Virgil Harris
Prairie Street
Births and Injuries Update in Local Notices
Birth reports list a daughter for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gifford at 919 Connecticut Street named Jester Jay. Jo Ann Culberson, daughter of J O Culberson of Maskell Institute, was treated in the emergency room for a cut on her left foot caused by a bottle.
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Kenneth Gifford
Connecticut Street
Jester Jay
Jo Ann Culberson
J. O. Culberson
Maskell Institute
Tulsa Methodist Eyes Arkansas Pastor
The Rev. Paul V. Galloway from Winfield Methodist Church Arkansas is expected to lead Tulsa Boston Avenue Church. Dr H Bascom Watts plans to seek transfer after 11 years at the local church. Galloway, 46, previously led churches in Little Rock and North Arkansas, including Fayetteville First Church for five years.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Paul V. Galloway
Winfield Methodist Church
Little Hook
Ark
Boston Methodist Avenue
H. Bascom Watts
Ocal Church
Muskogee
Mr. Galloway
Ithe Little Rock
North Arkansas
Iwa
First Church
Fayletteville
University of Arkansas
Grant Approved for Lawrence Broadcasting Station Here
Washington May 17 communications commission made final a grant to Lawrence Broadcasting Co for a new standard radio station at Lawrence Kan to operate on 1320 kilocycles 500 watts daytime only The FCC move is further action on a request by an attorney and a Texas engineer The men received a conditional grant on February 7 subject to a hearing No construction plan has been announced
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Washington
Communications Comms
Lawrence Broadcasting Co
Lawrence
Kan
F.C.C
Texas
Columbus lawyer Boas seeks high state post for lieutenant governor
Columbus Kansas May 17 Marc G Boas a Columbus lawyer and former state senator announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor in the August primaries He is 49 and lifelong in Cherokee county a former county attorney and served in the 1945 and 1947 state senate sessions He began practice in Barber county in 1926 served as city attorney at Normas City before returning to Columbus He also served on the state tax commission for two years and was an assistant attorney general Topeka May 17 Establishment of long distance dial telephone service in several Kansas cities will start this year Southwestern Bell said Liberal will be first with Garden City Great Bend and next on the list Dial long distance calls will take 20 to 30 seconds instead of one or two minutes currently required.
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Columbus
Kan
Marc G. Boas
Boss
Cherokee County
Barber County
Normas
State Tax Commission
Liberal
Garden City
Great Bend
Driver dies in truck near Route 64 in Rolla
The body of a 20 year old man identified as Bobae soop Rogers Aikar was found yesterday in a truck parked west of U S highway 64. Coroner Claude Xiil of Posse Bentonville reported the death on May 17 and a posse member Alvin Seamster was involved in the investigation. The report lists Je Knott 26 Ball Parmer as part of the inquiry.
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Rolla
Rogers
Aikar
Claude
Posse
Bentonville
Ares J
Alvin Seamster
Seamster
Kansas public utilities ease limits on interruptible gas service
Topeka May 17 0 The Kansas Corporation Commission today rescinded rules allowing punitive penalties for interruptible gas service. Chairman Jeff Robertson said the ruling lets customers who use more than 150 000 cubic feet on peak days keep normal service. Numerous cities including Emporia Leavenworth Atchison Lyndon Melvern Quenemo Thayer Eureka Neal Toronto Cherokee Columbus Galena Scammon Oswego Bonner Springs De Soto remain in the order with continued interruptible gas service for large commercial users.
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Emporia
Leavenworth
Atchison
Lyndon
Melvern
Quenemo
Thayer
Eureka
Neal
Toronto
Cherokee
Columbus
Galena
Scammon
Oswego
Bonner Springs
DeSoto
David Wilde
Robertson
Missouri
Kansas Oklahoma range management meet set in Oklahoma
Manhattan Kansas May 17 CP The Kansas Oklahoma section of the American Society of Range Management will meet June 8 9 in Oklahoma. The group formed four years ago to promote grazing land science and soil conservation. Pasture men from Oklahoma and Kansas will panel discuss grassland management needs with Cave Savage as chairman and several named panelists.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas-Oklahoma
American Society of Range Management
Range Management Society
Ite
Oklahoma
Kansas
Cave Savage
Woodward
Okla
Earl Kielhorne
Cambridge
Albert Criger
Howard
Henry Rogler
Matfield Green
Hert Kelly
Cedarvale
Ben Robison
Emvoria
John Berns
Peabody
Charles Topping
Lawrence
Topeka May 17 49 Mahon seeks lieutenant governorship
Willard Mahon a former Woodson county representative and Allen Woodson district senator announced in Topeka as a Republican candidate for lieutenant governor. He previously chaired rules and military affairs and was vice chairman of highways in the 1947 session. Marc G. Bean also announced in Columbus seeking the nomination.
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Topeka
Willard Mahon
Yatea Center Motor
Karnaa Dev
Mahon
Senate
Fournd Dead in Bed Parsons Kansas
Edwin Peterson a 62 year old retired Katy railroad engineer was found dead in his bed at his home in Parsons Kansas early today by his brother Henry. He wore house slippers and was fully clothed his face showed bruising including a swollen left eye and battered nose.
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Parsons, Kan
Edwin Peterson
Katy
Henry
Deaths and Funerals of Bertis M. Hargis in Tulare California
Bertis M. Hargis, 68, a former Lawrence resident, died May 3 after a week of illness at Selma Sanatorium in Tulare, California. Born in Lawrence, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Hargis and lived in Tulare County since 1910. He is survived by his widow, several relatives in Visalia and Tulare, and six sisters located in California.
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Bertis M. Hargis
A Jaro
Hairee E. Offield
Wiles
Galt Calif
James ¥. Wieson
Visalia
Calif
W. Es Licerial
Beartie Re Mg
California
Tulare
Charles Proser Funeral Plans For Charien Pallhearera
Funeral services are set for Charien Pallhearera with attendees including Fire Chief Paul Ingels and members Foy Brown James Dresser Fred Kiefer Cheater Cahoon Fred Sanders and W A Brown. Proser served with the Lawrence volunteer fire department beginning in 1912 and later pitched in during World War II for the shorthanded crew at Station Number Two in Massachusetts.
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Charien Pallhearera
Dale
Paul Ingels
Foy Brown
James Dresser
Fred Kiefer
Cheater Cahoon
Fred Sanders
W. A. Brown
Prosser
Lawrence
Kansas Telephone Association Elects President at Topeka Convention
Nortonville manager of the Kane Kansas Telephone Co. has been elected president of the Kansas Telephone Association, which is holding its 8th annual convention in Topeka on May 17.
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Topeka
Nw. c
Wil
Nortonvi
Kansas ‘Telehone Association
Bth
Kane Kanese Telephone Co
Adenauer backs industrial pool for France and Germany
West German Chancellor Adenauer declared full determination to push an industrial pool with France and Germany. He spoke after meeting French former premier Reynaud to discuss the pool plan, saying allied limits on steel should not block unity with Germany and that Britain and others may join eventually.
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Benn
Cormany
Mevi
K Adenauer
France
Germany
Adenauer
Paul Reynaud
Reynaud
Great Britain
Head of Medical Society Praises KU Program
Wichita May 17 The president of the Kansas Medical Society Dr J H A Peck of St Francis praised a program at the University of Kansas as bringing medicine to Kansas towns He said the plan has gained national attention produced more physicians expanded post graduate study and improved medical facilities KU graduating classes now include 1006 medical majors compared with 60 a few years ago
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Wichita
Kansas
Kansas Medical Piety
J. H. A. Peck
St. Franci
University of Kansas
K.U
Six KU students in recital in Strong auditorium
The KU school of fine arts presents six students in a recital tomorrow at 3 PM in Strong auditorium. Program includes Teg planes Arrival of the Queen of Rhebee Afrot wh Gena Vall Mano The King's Hunting Fle Mutt and Mandoliave.
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K. U. School of Fine Arts
Plan A Bus Change For Rapid Transit Negotiations
The plan outlines Rapid Transit Mur negotiating with Carter for taking over operation of the station at 1000 Massachusetts Street involving owner A B Carter who will keep ownership of the mil ing while Rapid Transit Mur operates the station. Arthur Seiwald says no contracts signed yet and details remain unsettled.
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Mur
Abel
Carter
Fee
Mannachusetts Street
Rapid Transit
Massachusetta Street
A.B. Carter
Une
Mil Img
Rapid Tramall Company
Heer
Hus Company
Arthur Seiwald
Junior High Concert Showcases Age Transition Work
The Jun 1 junior high band under the direction of the music supervisor presents a concert for fourth to sixth grade pupils. The program aims to show students the approach to junior high age as part of Lawrence Junior High School work. Parents may attend, per Jack Stephenson.
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Jun 1
Difc
Lawrence
Jack Stephenson
Dallas meat dealer released on probation in horsemeat case
Louis K. Risken, a Minneapolis meat dealer who was sentenced and fined last week in a horsemeat shipment case, was released today on probation. He must pay a $5,000 fine within 30 days.
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Dallas
Louis K. Risken
Minneapolis
Infant Killed in Train Crash Near Radley Kansas
Infant Nickey Collins Smoonths old, son of Mr and Mrs Lonne Collins of Radley Kan, died when a Frisen passenger train struck the automobile his mother was driving northwest of Pittsburg yesterday.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Nickey Collins
Lonne Collins
Radley
Vas
Here
Argentina Bank Loan Approved in Washington Trade Note
United States authorities approved a four o clock morning loan to a group of banks in Argentina. The move follows the day’s discussions in Washington with officials citing support for Argentine finance and economic stabilization amid ongoing market shifts.
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Chamber of Commerce
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K. U
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Franier
Vermont Street
Fillmore Cox
Lawrence General Delivery
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Michigan Street
David Farrier
I Aippi Street
Tel Eerie
Howard Miller
Indian Street
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Lawrence Ines
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Iasnee
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Tod Y Ane Hounerd
Banke
Masden’s
Watch Shop
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Bay Graduation Sechoets
Ar Arrow
Val ii Gresae
Coca-Cola Company
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Lawrence Kanba
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