Truman blasts Nixon and Stevenson in Terre Haute speech
President Truman urged voters in Terre Haute Indiana to back Adlai Stevenson for president and warned of Richard Nixon as a reactionary isolationist. He labeled Nixon a beneficiary of a “millionaires club” taint and contrasted ages and health with Eisenhower. He argued for bread and butter issues and atomic safety for children.
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Terre” Plante
Ind
Em Bell
Fornia
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Frank McKinney
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
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Eisenhower
California
Millionaires Club
Richard Nixon
Millionaires’ Club
Congress
Roosevelt
Jones
Gee
Driest on Record Improves October Weather Report
The October period shows 8 rain days with 0.5 to 0.75 inch totals and a mean temperature of 55.10 degrees. Posey records list a high 87 degrees on Oct 1 and a record low 16 degrees in 1925, with three days featuring a 4 degree diurnal range.
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Tober
Posey
Wnlehe
Poseysal
Mercury
Topeka Youth Arrested For Stolen Car
A WS-year old Topeka youth admitted stealing cars after being arrested in the 800 block of Massachusetts Street. Lawrence police, notified by Topeka authorities, detained him from 1 10 p.m. Friday until juvenile officials arrived. He was taken to the Shawnee County detention home for questions.
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Topeka
Shawnee
Lawrence
Highway 10
Clifford L. Loew
Ft. Riley
A. J. Nash
Kansas City
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rich Clarkson
Political Radio and TV Schedule Notes Presidential Remarks
Saturday night radio and television listings show Gen. Eisenhower from New York and Gov. Stevens on ABC. The program mentions Senator Wallace Bennett of Utah, Senator Estes Kefauver, and Dr. James H. Dutt from Philadelphia. Station coverage includes ABC NBC CBS with trial and domestic policy discussions highlighted.
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Nbc-Tv
Gen
Eisenhower
New York
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Wallace F. "Bennett
Utah
James H. Dutt
Delphia
CBS
Estes Fauver
Dria
Meeting Notice for No.6 AF and AM Communication
A notice announces a meeting of No.6 AF and AM on November 3 at 5 30 p.m. The communication time and date are provided for members and attendees of the fraternal lodge.
Pennell photo collection at KU to Nov 9 in Kansas room
Lawrence reports that the Pennell photograph collection will be shown in the Kansas room of Watson Library at the University of Kansas through November 9. The display includes about 300 photographs from the late J. J. Pennell glass negatives dating to the turn of the century. Library hours are 7:45 am to 10 pm weekdays and 7:45 am to 5 pm Saturdays with 2 to 10 pm hours on Sundays.
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Kansas Room
Watson Library
University of Kansas
J. J. Pennell
Junction
Special Ballot for Bond Issue Continued Negotiations On Lease
Regents seek a 20 year lease of airport land with Lawrence for 30 years dating back to 1939. City must secure a new site if current lease fails, while CAA funds await matching approval for airport improvements and a fresh bond election.
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Board of Regents
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Lawrence
CAA
Bids Open for $2 Million Veterinary Hospital Project
State Architect announces bids for construction of four half million dollar veterinary hospital buildings at Kansas State College to be opened November 25. Legislature appropriated funds, and money was pulled for the project.
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Topeka
Kansas
State College
John Atheist
Navy Sailor Promoted to SH 3c Aboard USS Vulcan
The Armed Forces reports SH 3c promotion for L. Buchheim of the U S Navy serving on the USS Vulcan. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Buchheim and husband of Shirley Robbins of Hopeka. The family and baby are in Newport Rhode Island where the Vulcan, a repair ship, is stationed.
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Hee L. Buchheim
U. S. Navy
USS
Vulcan
Theodore Buchheim
Shirley Robbins
Hopeka
Newport
R. 1
Teenagers party after game with cider and doughnuts
About 1,400 youths from Lawrence and Ottawa attended a Halloween party at the Community Building after LMHS and Ottawa High football. They consumed 50 gallons of cider and 120 dozen doughnuts, danced to school bands, and enjoyed a floor show and games. An Ottawa group of about 600 rode a 13-car special train home, costing around 800 dollars in fares. a prize went to LMHS student Neal Wherry picked at the home of Nancy Biss.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Recreation Commission
LMHS
Ottawa High
Neal Wherry
Biss Nancy
Wherry
Johnny Rea
New Lawrence Telephone Directories in the Mail
The new Lawrence telephone directory is being mailed with changes in rural numbers due to higher demand. Each rural customer affected received a notification letter about their new name-number. The book expands to 50 pages, listing Johnsons as most common with 51 entries, followed by Millers, Wilsons, and others.
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Lawrence
Abbott
Zwicky
Johnson
Memorial Hospital Admits Multiple Local Residents
At Memorial Hospital admitted a list of local residents including Mrs. Mikdred Monsel Route 2 Lewis Arnold and 427 Ind St. A J Noah Kansas City Mo. Mrs Veria and baby girl 1H16 Conn St Ruby Webb 406 E 1 St Mra Elizabeth Handley Steele girl Route 3 Mrs Sawyer Jin Route 3 Bri wyer Mrs Edith Bak N 7th St 1820Wt St David Fowler 425 St Nora ler to 3 Mr and Mrs Yare Anis Ridgn 7a Mr and Mrs Gereld Collins $25 MNGE a St a daughter Friday Amay Shavely nut ape on Mr and Mrs Melvin Ridgeway Sunflower daughter today
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Lewis Arnold
Ind
St. A
Veria
Conn
Ruby Webb
Mra
Elizabeth Handley
Steele
Sawyer Jin
Briwyer
Edith Bak
David Fowler
Nora’ Ler
Yare
Anis Rigdn
Gereld Collins
Amay Shavely
Melvin Ridgeway
Milking Herd Faces High Cattle Prices
A brief item notes dairy cows priced high amid rising costs for feed and farm upkeep. It mentions several farms and market observers forecasting steady milk output despite the elevated cattle prices.
Death notices and funeral rites from Barstow and Lawrence
Burial plans set for John Decker 89 at Oak Hill Cemetery following death at County Convalescent Home. Surviving wife, daughter, two stepsons, three grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Funeral at Funk's Chapel 2 PM Monday. Memorial Park Cemetery burial for Sara E Schell 81, former Lawrence resident. Survives daughter Carrie Glenn and sister Charity Boshear. Funeral 10:30 AM Monday at Funk's Chapel. no flowers. William B Whit, Lawrence Hospital patient, two daughters, funeral arrangements pending.
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U. S. Ie Corps
Barstow
Calif
Funk's Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Delta Docker
John Decker
Park Hetzel Heavy Haulers
Haslive Ave
Florence Decker
Lawrence Memorial Hosital
Grace TH Walnut Sr
Arthur F. Myers
San Fernando
Lee E. Myers
East Palestine
Sarah E. Schell
Sara E. Schell
Lawrence
Kansas City
George W. Schell
Schell
Kaw Valley Canning Co
N.Y. St
Carrie Glenn
Charlotte St
Charity Boshear
Funk
Memorial Park Cemetery
William B. Whit
William Whitney
Lawrence Hospi
Ind. St
Marjorie’ Whitney
Uni
Fracas at FoBews Store Ends with Arrest
Police arrested Thrasher after a fracas at FoBews Store Healings reported as a deep cut to Rancy. County Court records show a morning signing of a case against Thrasher.
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Rancy
Thrasher
Market News K C Weekly Livestock KC USDA Cattle Prices
Kansas City market notes show cattle prices lower across grades from last week with most steers 50 to 2.00 lower and cows 1.00 to 1.50 down. highs for good to prime steer groups off. Hogs finish 75. to 1.00 lower with top at 17.50 for 200-230 lb choice. Sows down about 50, larger weights 15.25-? further reduced.
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Kansas City
USDA
Local Market Prices and Obituary Notices
Market listings show wheat at 216 and corn at 718 with various grade prices for eggs butter and poultry. A National Geographic Society note mentions porpoises among animals. Obituary messages express thanks for flowers and support from relatives after a death.
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National Geographic Society
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