Grain car distribution topic at all state governors meeting
At Kanes City May 2 an all state governors conference named a committee to police grain car distribution during harvest and urged diverting 15 percent more boxcars to the wheat belt. Governors Carlson Donnelly and Peterson and 200 industry reps attended with members named from six states to oversee roving stock and ensure timely rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanes City
Frank Carlson
Kansse
Carlson
Phil Donnelly
Missouri
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Kansas
Missoui
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
A. Robertson
Firnes Reed
Students in Recital at University of Manase
The second of three advanced student recitals at the University of Manase presents a program from the School of Fine Arts in the auditorium at 7220 pm. Performers include Prane Insambies Torean Casenda Bertawht Durhers Simmen Maxtar Durkichere Maethi and a chorus of named students and staff, with pieces spanning classical composers and contemporary selections.
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University of Manase
School of Fine Arts
Frank Strong
Torean
Preerohaidt
Marteery Parrnraie
Carev' Mart
Irene Peahode
Berekanee Lawson
Jane ZaNineer
Radia
Alice Moncrieffy
Yokes
Chere
Alfred Racheter
Harriet Harlow
Attlee Manchat 'Cane
Beherge
Mierie
Carsten Danghorte
Wilkes Piptoss
Wagner Tara Mae
Schumann Maes
Vincent Ricader
Ancanit
Po Tata
Deaths and Funerals for Willie Foge and Philip Reedie
Death notices report Willie Foge of Topeka died Saturday with funeral services planned Friday at 2 p.m. at a Missouri church and burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. The body will lie in state Thursday at Bowser Lee chapel from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Garfield Street home prior to services. Also noted is the death of Philip A. Reedie formerly of Ithaca New York and entomology faculty at the University of Kansas, who had been ill in a Pennsylvania hospital. he was married in Lawrence about three years ago to Luccy Hackman.
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Wille Fore
Willie Foge
Topeka
P Mo
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bowser-Lee
Garfield Street
Philip A. Reedie
Ithaca
N.Y
University of Kareas
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Bay
Luccy Hackman
Cemetery
East Lawrence
Mass
United States
Ballots Vanish as Jury Indicts in Primary Fraud
Jackson county grand jury reports 71 individuals indicted for vote fraud amid a deliberate plan to miscount ballots in the fifth district primary. The jury urged continued probe with calls for DOJ and FBI involvement, while Sen Kem urged action despite FBI findings.
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Page Th
L. Reeves
Truman
Jackson County
Grand Jury
Jacason
Kansas City Star
United States Department of Justice
FBI
Washington
Kem
R.-Mo
Tom Clark
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Clark
Pretesculon
101 Rural Grads to Get Diplomas
A list of graduates from Greenwood Valley Renert Canton Dorte and many rural districts is published with names including Allene Garter Rawow Mary Vernon Clayborne and Lois Mayine Lir Olver Lee Kurtz Raye Karts Harnid Binns Laoume Reeiz Willard Hey Roland Terrei June Horrethink Tem Mound and others. The long roster notes numerous students receiving diplomas across multiple communities and schools.
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Canton
Dorte Allene Garter
OM Rawow
Mary Wie
Vernon Clayborne
Heine Eudera Thieen
Billy Joe Cobb
Lois Mayine Lir Olver Lee Kurtz
Raye Karts
Harnid Binns
NS Laoume Reeiz
Willard Hey
Roland Terrei Wejrome
June Horrethink
Buren Decett Blocker
Henry Moore
Unlei—trumation
Schealy Lecempron Marenalltt
Robert Elin Dark
Kenneth Kky
Morrie Treut
Alvin Tavern
Ahnton
Elroy Withutis
Viniant
James ¢ Cornelius
Edwin Ajien
House Okays Funds for Farm Marketing Increase
Washington May 24 The House tentatively increased funds for agricultural marketing research by more than 50 percent after a roll call vote of 114 to 10 subject to further tally. The funding is tied to the agriculture appropriations bill for the year beginning July 1.
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Washington
Russia
Sree
Marriage Licenses Issued by Prelate Judge Gray
Licenses issued to Jack R Bruyr and Jannetta J Beichey both of West Mineral. John Bench and Edna Reth La Gree both of Newton. Public rail timetable notes. Acacia Lodge No 1PE A Shire May 9 meeting announced. visitors welcome.
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Frank R. Gray
Jack. R. Bruyr
Jannetta J. Beichey
West Mineral
John Bench
Edna Reth la Gree
Newton
Mrs T Gardner Dies Mother of Miss May Gardner
Mrs Theodore Gardner died at age 96 at her home on Sap Street after a six week illness from a fall. She lived 73 years in Lawrence and was a charter member and long time officer of the local Star organization. She leaves a daughter May Gardner of Topeka, a son Wilbur of Wichita, two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services will be held at Trinity Frien spralchurch with Rev Weatherbee, burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Theodore Gardner
Sap Street
Lawrence
Tor
Frendo
Wauntoushy
Lawre
Ernest d
Wiss May Gardner
Kansas
Wilvirer
Topeka
Dera. Weatherhee
Oak Hill Cemetery
Interest in Show Highlights Farm Improvements Education
Mise M a home economics specialist from Manhattan notes Kansas teens end of year funds for farm and Thomes improvements. Since 1939 the average figure for this purpose rose to about 1 600 2 000 dollars. Miss Myers spoke. Tomorrow’s program starts at 10 in the morning with a heating air conditioning lecture followed by water supply systems and sewer disease discussion. No lectures tonight but serialists offer consultation. Death today public may visit displays tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise M
Manhattan
Bor
Kansas
Myers
Tomaer
AMVETS Meeting And Broadcast Move In Lawrence
Local AMVETS sit in Lawrence to discuss a meeting tonight in the Common Buildings basement. WREX moves toward Topeka with a temporary studio at the Kansan Hotel as main studios planned for next fall. A sharp temperature drop to 68 degrees brings rain delaying farming. no injuries reported in a 11-vehicle accident on York Street.
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WREX
Toreka
Kansan
Ataan
Verl Bratton
Cattle and market notes from Kansas City and Chicago
Livestock summaries show cattle and veal prices with mixed demand. Stronger demand for western cattle contrasts with softer retail animal sales. hogs and sheep see varied price movements while California lambs and springers feature in regional reports. Wall Street notes accompany the mix with market shifts and brief indicators.
Plan 40 Raise Income Tax Exemption Cases in Senate
A Senate vote rejected by 44 to 27 a proposal to raise personal tax exemptions to 750 for single filers and 61 500 for couples as part of Plan 40. Senator McCrellan, a Democrat from Arkansas, offered the amendment to the Senate tax bill amid discussion of exemptions and their impact on taxpayers.
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Senate
Washington
McCrellan
D-Ark
Memorial Hymn and Corporate Names Blend in Fragmented Note
A damaged OCR fragment lists corporate names incl Interna onal Harvester American Telephone Anaconda American Can and others, then shifts to a Memorial Day tribute for Cpl Ray Stanley Dissinger and father David C Dissinger. It includes a son’s farewell poem stanza about military sacrifice and May flowers. The overall piece mixes business sketched names with a elegiac memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Ray Stanley
Dissinger
David C. Dissinger
Florence Stanley Dissinger
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U.S. Army
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Acacia Lodge
Alpe
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Conig, Boey
May Gardner
Foyed Femeone TD
Terese Fed
Journal-World
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Era
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Lilhorn
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Down Trend
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Eas Amy
Kater
Rye
LE Mere Bartey
Futt Ee
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Chicago
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Tmwerket
Mantes City
Pracuce
Rae Esxirar
Omar
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Wall Street
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Motors
Turaday
Rutter
Montgomery Axara
Internaonal Harvester
American Telephone
Anaconda
American Can
Srerst Electric
da Font
Johns-Manville
J. C. Penney
Standard OK
N.J
Texas Pepal-Coin
American Woolen
International Paper
Texas-Pacific Lana Trust
Memoriam
Zims Snack Shop
Lawrence Loan & Finance
Patee
America
Kang To
LT. Harris CO
Van
Stephen Longstreet
Mutiny On the
I In
Johnson June Allyson
Thomas Mutchell
Maren Maxwell Clarde Sarman, Jr
Merry Hall
Owl Show
Granada
E. Arai
Cain
Bowman Radio & Electronic Shop
Westcraft Mantel
Master Lawrence
American Service Co
Lawrence Hardware
Rapid Transit Co
Bowman Radio Shop
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