Dewey Won't Run as Taft Denounces Truman Bid
The campaign includes a Dewey non run statement from New York and Taft labeling the Truman administration as marked by political immorality. Oregon's Senate race features Len Morse and Dave Hoover with local doubts about Dewey’s plan. Dewey, ill, will decide after doctor ordered rest.
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Taft
Ohio
Truman
Oregon
Len- Wayne Morse
Washington
Dave Hoover
Sigoria
Albany
T Dewey
Dewey
Alnc
Mr. Truman
Kansas City
White House
Anti Polio Agent Found in Human Milk
A report from Albert Sabin of Cincinnati Children’s Hospital notes a polio agent detected in human milk. Sabin says the discovery arose from a polio epidemic study in a Canadian Eskimo settlement, linking infant feeding to paralysis and death rates.
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Cincinnati
Sabin
Albert Sabin
Infan
Cincinnaati
Lutheran banquet speaker to discuss global mission program
Mrs C W Baker of Pittsburgh head of women s work for the Lutheran church spoke at the annual mother daughter banquet at Trinity Lutheran church where a ham dinner was served. The talk outlined the church s global mission program and other events follow tonight at 7 30. A separate item notes Rev Walter Stoeppelworth of Messiah Lutheran church Paris will address the Gam Delta alumni banquet at the Student Union on Saturday at 6 30 with toastmaster P Fortmilner of the university. Also reported is a legal case in Reno county and a mine accident near Picher Oklahoma injuring a machinist and three others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Beker
Pittsburgh
Thed Lutheran Church
Trin- Lutheran Church
Man's Brotherhood
Baker
Lawrence
Gamea Delta
Walter Stoeppelith
Messiah Lutheran Church
Paris
Stoeppelwerth
Imeel Lutheran
Lutheranlumni
Kansan
Mational of
Synodical Conference
Walter Schaal
Focal
E. W. Hybekmaan
HB. L. Chaffin
Lawrence National Bank
Gemmell’ Cafe
Hybermann
Hibby
Dell
New Deal Bank of Prosperity
Roosevelt Boulevard
Truman Toad
Hope
Masey
Memorial Hospital Guest List Displays Names and Addresses
A list from Memorial Hospital shows numerous residents and their addresses including Mrs Helen Vine 534 Elm St Mrs Lenora Workman 1446 Mas Avenue Mrs Ima Turner Bea New Jersey St Mrs Sara Idge 832 Indians St and others with names such as Jima Kavanaugh Sunflower Vermont Street Nina Mae Gabaldon and Miss Nancy Holliday 1022 New Ark Street along with families and a newborn listed among various street entries.
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Helen Vine
Elm Street
Lenora Workman
Mas. Avenue
Ima Turner
Bea
New Jersey
Saraidge
Indians Street
Jima ‘Kavanaugh
Vermont Street
Oliniepsdown
Nina Mae Gabaidon
Bobby Gabaldon
Forest Perce
Wartime uniforms worn, donations sought in Lawrence
A dubious fundraising drive targets Lawrence residents for the National Cancer Hospital of America in Detroit. Donors receive a dollar bill and are urged to return it with a fire donation. The campaign, run by a New York printing firm for 6260 plus 15 percent commission, accompanies reports of veterans’ uniforms worn out and not available for wear.
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Johteen
National Cancer Hospital of America
American Cancer Society
Jon Andrews
Mate Fund Drive
Toy
Detroit
Mich
Lawrence
National Better Business Bureau
New York City
Woman Dies as Car Plows Down Hill in Everett
An automobile lost control on a steep Everett hill, killing a woman identified as Mrs. Alice Chipman, 50, and injuring a man severely before crashing into a two family home and bursting into flames. The driver, Alfred Lapidus, about 45, father of three, operated the vehicle. The impact shifted the house three inches from its base. A separate item from Los Angeles notes budget balancing ideas from Hayate Dewey.
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Everett
Mass
Alice Chipman
Alfred Lapidus
Los Angeles
Hayate Rou Dewey
Divorce suit filed by Becy Jane Sewell in Chester
A divorce petition was filed in district court by Becy Jane Sewell against Chester Sewell. The action seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief.
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W. Kirkpatrick
Reno County Farm
Burteldes Seed Couny
Lawrence
Dinerit
Becy Jane Sewell
Chester Sewell
Forest Expert Predicts Water Shortage Shift Ahead
St Louis May 18 A lake region expert predicts a shift from flood fears to water shortages in the east signaling a new philosophy in river management. J H Price told the Missouri river interagency committee during a day long meeting that even in the Southwest main flood concerns fade as engineers survey a treacherous stretch 130 miles downstream from Jefferson City to the Missouri mouth near St Charles.
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St. Louis
J. H
Price
Milwaukee
Missouri River Interagency Committee
Jefferson City
Missouri
St. Charles
Group of Tycoons Pledges Jobs Growth at Jubilee
Boston May 12 a GAA group of top industrial chiefs pledged to stabilize employment and create more jobs at Houston's mid century jubilee. Forty two industrialists from firms with assets of 24 billion dollars urged production at lower unit cost to keep more people employed and able to buy goods.
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Boston
GAA
Hoston
Bethlehem Steel Co
International Paper Co
U.S. Rubber and Radin Corporation of America
Kansas Man Charged With Attempted Killing Escapes Jail
Swin Hansoner, jailed in Beaver County, allegedly broke from Kea county jail during the night. Sheriff Campell says Hansoner may have stolen a car at Forgan and headed east. He was being held for Kansas authorities after capture near Turaday, with ties to a stabbing of Hoht Wright following a dispute over Wright’s sister.
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Beaver
Okla
Cal- Swin Hansoner
Kea County
H.C
Hud) Campell
Hanon
Mother and Children Die in Saanich House Fire
A 30 year old mother Annie Reid and three of her five children Sharon 1 Brian 3 and Jackie 4 died in a fire that destroyed their single story home in Saanich yesterday Ram Reid the husband saved two younger children by breaking a window and tossing them to the ground He suffered burns on wrists and face. In Washington the same date the Senate supported Truman plan to abolish the maritime commission and move its duties to the commerce department.
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Victoria
H.C
Puburban Saanich
Annie Reid
Sharon
Brian
Jackie
Ram Reid
Markets at 8 Stance New York May 19
Market notes show AR stocks higher with steels and rails in demand. Corn, wheat, oats and butterfat prices listed with receipts and cattle market activity, Kansas City and Iowa livestock reports cited for May 18 and May 19, including calf, hog, sheep offerings and price ranges.
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New York
Chicago
Cornstead
Peat
Argentine Arts Report
Karesa
Kareas
Beni Sree
Aie Zi Tongs Ata Eteck Reteipia
API
Ad Lwestock
Upstream Flood Control and River Advice on a Missouri Trip
On a May 19 float trip aboard the Sergeant Floyd down the Missouri River officials cautioned that upstream storage cannot fully prevent floods. A interagency panel warned against overreliance on upper basin measures and stressed tributary controls as necessary. In unrelated county court news, William H. Weber and Ralph L. Siroky pleaded guilty to jarceny involving a lawnmower and were paroled after 30 days with conditions to obey parents and stay off the streets at night.
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Floyd
Missouri River
Interagency
Mussieri
Kansas
William H. Weber
Parry Street
Ralph L. Siroky
Michigan Street
Frank Gray
Lawrence County News Briefs from Plymouth and Nearby
Mrs Harvey Root attended the annual ten aiven by the County Maine in Lawrence Thursday afternoon. A dress rehearsal of a play at Park, Mo, drew Thelma Morreale and Baker students. Mrs Ket Rion moves to Port Boone. Mrs C O Tener visits family in Maldini. Philamathean club was entertained at Haymond Stanley’s home.
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Harvey Root
Staker House Mothers’ Club
Thi Jon
Ajith
Woof. Williams
Williame
Wildcat
Aitibutton
Maldini
Mra
Althcodes
Tommy Hitcheork
Vineh Street
Tommy
University
Kaneas
Lawrener
Elm Street
Ket R.ion
Port Boone
Tener
Tapa Yitore
Mra. Va
Minnis Saugherty
Alian Daugherty
Aitchench
Marrett
Irene Congehl
Ted
Frank
Wolf
Walker
Janes
Chubb
Grand Island
Neb
Harold
Eugene
Gane Fewal
Gon
Mra. Fewet
Pilfer
Summer Classes Offer Paths to Better Jobs
Short ad invites enrollment in Summer classes promising quicker training for improved career prospects. It stresses affordable options and potential advancement after completing the program.
Market and Livestock Notes From Chicago and Local Markets
Grain and livestock prices and futures are listed with bids for wheat soybeans and corn. Livestock values show cattle hogs and sheep ranges along with market trends and brief remarks from Chicago potato market activity and arrivals for the period.
Market swings as stocks edge up amid cautious trading
Favored issues climbed slightly before market close while turnover reached 7.14 million shares. Traders noted tepid buying and muted volume in steel and wood sectors with optimism for some leaders, including General Motors figures and select American firms, amid a restrained session.
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New York Gov
E. Dewey
Leeder Speke
Picher
Ohin
Kan
iAt Memorial Hospital
Nancy Holliday
Newark Street
Evelyn Ryan
Alice Mart
Illinois Street
Rey Singer
Tennessee Pirces
Shirley Burwell
Baby Bey
Massachusetts Street
Harold Shirk
Sin Today
J. C. Adams
Sun- 3 & Bon
H. F. Niemoelier
Aaflower
Wi Hensel
Tacky Street
Mi Institute
Rcan Legion Officinale
The
Legion
Junior Legion
Uncle Bam
Bert Nash
Altho
Logsdon
Internal Revenue
Pere
Beta Sigma Phi
BAY
Senate Today
Maritime Commission
Commerce Department
Buckarfar Sf
Kanete
Nmap Usday
Kood
Baldwin
Lawrence Business College
Charlton
Insurance Agency
Post Office
Chanats City
Wanese City
Kaitran
Shorts
Sosa
Istment CO
Borving
Lawrence Ey Veare
Mort Kreider
Myr
Decker-Keys Agency
Warren Decker
Myron Reva
U.S
Berhiehern
Tom Bicy
Stecas
At&t
Gen Motors
Kennecott Saa
Penney Wer
Cal —T
Wall Street
Douglas County Building & Loan Assn
Busch
Buick Headquarters
Mate Safa
Buick
Parker Buick Company
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