Yellow parking stalls to be painted in Towntown district
Lawrence reports yellow parking stall markers being painted in the town business district this week. The KU Alumni meeting in Salina drew over 110 attendees with Athletic Director Hutch Lonborg addressing members and screening KU vs Iowa State footage. A snow chance and local weather notes appear with a 3 pm kickoff for the Kansas game.
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Towntown
University of Kansas
Salina
A. C. “Hutch” Lonborg
Views of the Canyon by University Club Members
University club members described Grand Canyon panoramas to an audience led by Professor M D Clubb. The talk highlighted expeditions, climbing routes, and colored slides shot by Clubb and his sons.
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University Club
Grand Canyon
Canyon
M.D. Clubb
Professor Clubb
Sglubb
Clubb
Tax Money Collected and Tax Deadlines Noted
A total of 15184.06 has been collected in property taxes since the 1950 tax bill of 1089811.92 became due Wednesday. The first oil collection of 4818.97 was a low opening day figure. Lawrence taxes aggregate 440 per 1000 property valuation. The deadline for payment of first half taxes is December 20 with a 1 percent discount for single payment. Also, a Country Club supper for members and families is planned Sunday at 8 p.m. Reservations by Saturday noon. Lloyd Drew pleaded guilty to drunken driving in county court and was fined 100 dollars plus costs, with 30 days jail suspended. He struck a parked car Wednesday night near Thirteenth and Hasell streets.
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Mel Millver
Lawrence
Clu
James Perry
AOS
Lloyd Drew
Summit Ave- Shue
Centy
Frank Gray
Drew
George T. Cox
Charles D. House
Leroy E. Kurtz
Kenneth XN. Hudspeth
Richa: Lake
Memorial Hospital Patient Roll Names Residents
At Memorial Hospital the list includes Mrs Mabel Cain of 546 Louisiana street Mrs Ida Griffeth of 1013 New Hampshire street Mrs Mary Fardley Route 1 Mrs Edna Craddock of 1001 Mississippi street Mrs Frances Wilson Baldwin Patricia Ann Hoare 708 Massachusetts street L J Rice Baldwin Mrs Beulah Ray Route 2 Martha Ann Foster 916 Connecticut street Sandra Lee Eisele 1266 Kentucky street Ernest Brewster Route 4 Gary Longfellow 1117 Rhode Island street Philip Pine 717 Indiana street Beverly Vincent Overbrook Joyce Ann Leonherd Route 3 Miz Beulah Bay Route 2.
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Mabel Cain
Louisiana Street
Ida Griffeth
New Shampshire
Mary Fardley
Edna Craddock
Mississippi Street
Frances Wilson
Baldwin
Patricia Ann Hoare
Massachusetts Street
L. J. Rice
Beulah Ray
Martha Ann Foster
Connecticut Street
Sandra Lee Eisele
Kentucky Street
Ernest Brewster
Gary Longfellow
Rhode Island
Philip Pine
Indiana Street
Beverly Vincent
Overbrook
Joyce Ann“Leonherd
Miz Beulah Bay
Rounding Up Reds Aims at Nationalist Links Across Cuba
Authorities fear a nationalist rescue attempt as charges are filed against Albiru Campos. Four top communists including the party president are in custody. Three Cuban representatives halted a goodwill mission to San Juan after reaching Miami. Munoz Marin says the mission was based on erroneous information. The S A army reports 51000 rounds of ammunition flown in from Panama as a precaution. The revolt ended without federal intervention.
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Paget
Munoz Marin
Albiru Campos
Cuba
House of Representatives
San Juan
Miami
Fla
Lincoln Rodan
Cuban House
S. A. Army Information Office
Panama
Kansas University to join nationwide law mock court
The University of Kansas School of Law will enter a national mock court competition in St Louis on November 16 with three seniors Richard Harris Edwardsville Wallace Foster and Evan Wilson. They face Saint Louis University in the first round debating rainfall inducement using artificial means. Judges include Missouri and federal bench members with Chief Justice W D Harvey attending. regionals run by St Louis Bar Association, finals in New York in December.
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University of Kansas School O of Law
Association of the Bar of the City
Sof
New York
K. U
St. Louis
Carl Slough
St. Louis University
Richard C. Harris
Edwardsville
Wallace Ben Foster
Hutchinson
Evan Keith Wilson
Independence
Supreme Court
Missouri
W. W. Harvey
Kansas Supreme Court
St. Louis Bar Association
Telephone Strike Paralyzes St Louis Bell System
A walkout by Southwestern Bell Telephone Company workers in St. Louis halted local and long distance service. An estimated 3,000 employees skipped or left early, citing suspensions of six coworkers for failing to perform assigned duties. Union officials linked the action to company efforts to bypass Western Electric workers, amid related plant protests.
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St. Louis
Southwestern Bell TelePhone Company
Fisal
C10
Communications Workers Division 20
Southwestern Hell
Western Electric Company
Southwestern Bell
al Diprospero
C.W.A
Division 20
Western Electric
Greek premier Venizelos reshuffles cabinet in Greece
Athens Nov 3 Premier Sophocles Venizelos forms his fourth government in 11 months, dropping Populist party members and keeping Liberals and Social Democrats in a reshaped cabinet. Seven Populists ousted. seven Liberals and five Social Democrats in the lineup. Previous government sworn Sept 13. Also: traffic fines for several violators in county court. William J. Borth assigned by Willys-Overland to material procurement for civilian and defense production. Marriage licenses issued for Frank Baker and Frances Pere...
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Athens
Greece
Sophocles Venizelos
Constantin Tsaldaris
Venizelos
Liberal Party
George Papandreous
Social Democratic
William J. Borth
Lawrence
Willys-Overland Company
University of Kansas
Alpha Kappa Psi
Mohawk Club
Schenectady
Attorney General Fatzer orders Sedgwick probe into gambling claims
Pittsburg Kan Nov 3 Attorney General Harold R Fatzer directed Sedgwick county to conduct an immediate end fail investigation into Kenneth Andersons charges of wide open gambling in night clubs near Wichita He ordered the county attorney Johnnie Frank to verify the facts obtain sworn statements from Anderson and subpoena witnesses four named men if needed to establish the alleged gambling and determine if law violations exist Fatzer stressed cooperation and pledged action if violations are found after campaign remarks in Lawrence and noted no Wichita complaints after the primary He left Pittsburg after attending a Republican rally.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Harold R. Fatzer
Sedgwick County
Kenneth Anderson
Wichita
Johnnie Frank
Fatzer
Frank
Andersen
Lawrence
The
Willows
400 Club
Young Democrat Rip Collins Campaigns Across Kansas
Richard B. Rip Collins, a Kansas University student and Democrat candidate for state treasurer, says he is the youngest to run for the office. He has limited campaigning days on Saturdays and Sundays, has visited most counties, and plans last minute stops in Lawrence before the election. The Wellington native, son of a railroad worker, graduated from KU last year and is a first year law student. From 1944 to 1946 he worked as a civilian electrician with the Navy at Pearl Harbor, repairing radar and electrical gear on Pacific islands. He has lived in Lawrence since 1947 and is unmarried, residing at 801 Indiana Street.
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Richard B
Rip” Collins
Collins
K. U
Hutchingon
Lawrence
Wellington
Col
RK. U
School of Law
Navy Department
Pearl Harbor
Pacific Islands
Indiana Street
Kansas University Receives $45,092 Teaching Grants
University of Kansas departments share a total of 45092 from two national health organizations for training psychiatrists nurses social workers and medical students. The Kansas City medical center and Lawrence psychology program benefit with Dr W F Roth and Dr Mary C Colglazier directing efforts. The grants form part of 3593726 from the National Institute of Mental Health and include 13300 from the National Heart Institute for cardiac research. Also noted is the birth of Carol Jean to Mr and Mrs Ivan Wiggins of Route 5 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
University Medical Center
Kansas City
W. F. Roth
National Institute of Mental Health
National Heart Institute
Mary C. Colglazier
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Lula Orr and Mary Cavert
Death notices report Mrs Lula Orr 72 of Baldwin died yesterday at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Funeral services set for 2:30 PM tomorrow at Butler chapel Kansas City burial Maple Hill cemetery. Survived by son Albert E Orr and daughters Mrs Ancil Whiles and Mrs Harold Sowers. Also, Mrs Mary Blanche Cavert 28 wife of Capt William C Calvert Jr died Tuesday at Great Lakes hospital Waukegan Illinois. She formerly Todd of Independence attended KU Gamma Phi Beta and was a cheerleader. mother of daughter Kathleen. The Calvert family had recently moved to Chicago from Denver amid recalls for Army service.
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Lula Orr
Baldwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Butler’ Chapel
Kansas City
Maple Hill
Albert E. Orr
Ancil Whiles
Overland Park
Harold Sowers
Mary Blanche Cavert
William C. Calvert, Jr
Great Lakes Hospital
Waukegan
Ill
Market News: New York Stocks Firm on Motors Demand
Market report from New York notes gains in motor stocks amid strong demand, with bonds quiet and narrow changes. Cotton and wheat advance on cereal strength. corn and oats firm. Hog prices slip modestly. livestock and poultry prices varied. city markets show mixed movements. A Detroit board meeting boosts Chrysler shares briefly, with GM and Studebaker retreating. A divorce suit filed by A Meadows against Roy W appears in district court.
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New York
Chrysler
Detroit
General Motors
Studebaker
Terhtehem Steel
Doulas Aircraft
Philco
Radin 'Corp
International Telephone
American Can
Johns.Manville
U.S Rubber
Allis Chalmers
Kenneratt Copper
Dow Chemical
du Pont
American Woolen
General Electric
Ibtantace Owen
Texas Co
Bynhoth A. Meadows
Meadows
Roy W
Former Chief Moore Becomes Salesman for Wichita Firm
D A Moore ex chief of police has joined Standard Mercantile Inc as salesman for the Lawrence Kansas City Cluthe area. His resignation was accepted October 1 and Captain John Ingalls was named his successor. A killing frost in Kan set a record maize crop up to November 3 with 20 degree temperatures and a windy rainstorm clearing in the evening.
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D. A. Moore
Standard Mercantile, Inc
Wichita
Ist
Lawrence
Kansas City
Cluthe
Moore
John Ingalls
Livestock and grain reports from Kansas City market
The Kansas City Livestock News notes cattle hogs and sheep steady as markets stabilize. Wheat futures show prices lower with dark hard red and white varieties quoted around 1 2 dollars per unit, slight declines seen across wheat classes.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas City Hay Market Report Improves On High Quality Alfalfa
Hay receipts in Kansas City show 4 cars of alfalfa, 2 cars last week, and a year earlier, with a sale of one car at 38 dollars. High quality green fourth cure hay remains strong while medium grades stay steady and prairie hay trends steady to firm. The prairie market remains steady on beer hay with weakness on late cut red hay. Wall Street opening shows a choppy day with mixed gains and losses, most under one dollar.
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Kansas City
Athday
Wall Street
New York
Better Positions for Trained Office Personnel
There is great need for trained office personnel with good year round salaries and excellent opportunities for promotion. We offer intensive training for employment in business industry and government. Our graduates are in great demand across Lawrence Kansas.
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Lawre
Kansas
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Memorial Hospital
Probate Court
Frank Baker
Frances Perrell
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R. B. Collins
National Health Organization
Ivan Wiggins
Route 5
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Ed Arn
South Pacific
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Warren Decker
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