Lawrence to pave 3rd Street from Indiana to Mississippi
Resolution 1776 proceeds to grade and pave 3rd Street in Lawrence Kansas with costs assessed to adjacent property per Kansas law 1935 plans by City Engineer B M Babb adopted May 26 1941. Also notes residents Corcoran Wright social updates and local dining plans.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Indiana Street
Mississippi Street
Lawrence
Kansas
B. M. Babb
J. Wm. Stone
10Th Street
Massachusetts Street
Vermont Street
B. M. Babh
B. Russell
Engagement and Society Roundup From Lawrence area
Mrs. C. C. Perry announces the engagement of her daughter Jean to Dr. W. Henry Merritt of Watkins Memorial Hospital staff. The June wedding is planned. Tea events honor Mrs. L. C. Holcomb of Spring Hill and Mrs. N. S. O Neill of Kansas City, with guests from Topeka, Kansas City, and Lawrence. An Octet clubmeeting is set for Monday. Dorothy L. Cox and W. T. Corcoran wed at St John s Catholic Church this morning with Mary Elizabeth Corcoran and John E Thimes as attendants.
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St. Joseph
Corcoran
Kansas City
East
Terrace
Liberty Memorial High School
School of Business
University of Kansas
William Pesmen Certified Public Accountants
C. C. Perry
Vermont Street
Jean
W. Henry Merritt
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Thomas B. Parker
Massachusetts Street
L. C. Holcomb
Spring Hill
Kan
William A. Parker
Detroit
Mich
Warren F. Parker
Lawrence
Topeka
George E. Shank, Jr
N. S
Dorothy L. Cox
Oscar L. Cox
Eugene
Ore
W. T. Corcoran
T.M. Corcoran
John E. Thimes
Topeka visitors gather at Lydic home
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Ross and Frank Ellenberger with I. H. Ellenberger, all of Topeka, spend the day at Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Lydic’s home. The Ross couple plan a longer stay with their daughter, Mrs. Lydic. Claude Gee of Pittsburgh arrives to visit his grandmother, Mrs. Frank Gee. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Starr of Birmingham will visit relatives. Mr. Starr stays over the weekend, Mrs. Starr spends a month with her sister, Mrs. L. O. Ringler.
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S. C. Ross
Frank Ellenberger
I. H. Ellenberger
Topeka
M. L. Lydic
Ross
Lydic
Claude Gee
Pittsburgh
Frank Gee
M. S. Starr
Birmingham
Ala
Mr. Starr
Mrs. Starr
L. O. Ringler
Parsons Shell Loading Plant Planned Near Parsons Kansas
Washington dispatch reports a Shell loading plant to cost 15 000 000 to 25 000 000 dollars on a site near Parsons Kansas awaits final approval from President Roosevelt. The project, part of several ordnance efforts for the Mississippi valley, has been approved by the war department and the OPM and sits on the President's desk. If cleared, 4000 to 6000 workers will be employed to load powder and ammunition into casings for shipment to Parsons and then east for Army or Navy use.
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Kanegas City
UPX
Parsons
Kan
Roosevelt
Star
Washington Dispatch
Mississippi Valley
War Department
O.P.M
The
Army
Mvy
Armies Fade Away as Civil War Veterans Shrink
Washington reports that the Civil War era armies have dwindled from 8,000,000 to fewer than 2,500 veterans, according to Veterans Administration records.
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Washington
Bull Run
Appomatox
Veterans Administration Records
Puzzle and news notes on bulbs and pensions
Puzzles mix with wartime notes on pensions and oil politics. The piece cites veterans pension rolls in April and mentions a conference of oil executives in Washington with plans to reduce drilling and curb pipe use, plus a projected Texas to eastern seaboard pipeline threatening Kansas production. Read the Journal-World classified page for bargains.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Veterans Bureau
Richmond
State Corporation, Commission
O.P.M
Washington
Kansas
Texas
Louisiana - Arkansas
Eastern Seaboard
Schoeppel
Britain
Kansas oil fields urged to save steel for defense
Topeka May 80 United press says mid continent oil development may slow as federal defense authorities request saving 250000 tons of steel normally used in the area. Chairman Andrew Schoeppel of the state party leadership notes the impact on local projects.
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Topeka
Kansas
Mid -Continent
Andrew Schoeppel
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