Lawrence Journal World notes on garden radishes and football figures
News briefs cover oversized Lawrence radishes on display at a window and grower Otto tinger who tended the patch with fields thinned to three feet. Also reports liquor stores closing for election day and KU alumni meetings across the West with 386 attendees. Wade Stinson of Kansas nears 1,000 rushing yards, while Dave Cunningham breaks Skyline passing record with 94 completions and 910 passing yards. A Lawrence Baptist church choir showcases lyric soprano Mrs. Cecil Davis.
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Utah
Wade Stinson
Kansas
Stinson
Dave Cunningham
Dave
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Cecil Davis
Newfoundland Trip Talk At Rotary Luncheon
Dr. W. O. Nelson spoke to the Rotary club at noon about his 1949 Newfoundland trip. He showed color slides of the bleak country and described the journey. Local members are invited to meet Leavenworth Rotary on Wednesday evening. Carl Drake is arranging bus transportation.
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W. O. Nelson
Rotary Club
Newfoundland
Leavenworth Rotary Club
Carl Drake
Dando Receives Promotion to Major in Army
Edward C. Dando of 933 Missouri Street, an officer at the reserve armory in Lawrence, was promoted last week from captain to major in the army.
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Edward C. Dando
Missouri Street
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital Residents and Addresses Listed
A compiled list presents residents and associated addresses connected to Memorial Hospital. Names include G L Wilson Topeka Margaret Corn 1223 Connecticut St Gwendolyn Bailey Junction City A W Keeling Oskaloosa William Whitney 226 Indiana St Tauletta Mae Hagele Roscoe D Ber nice Roberts Sunflower Gladys Traynor Lecompton James Bangrell 435 Maine St Helen Pinon 2391 Vermont St Marjorie Hitchcock Baldwin Louise Hornberger Baldwin Route 3 Roy Mull 300 Elm St Henry Smith 501 Arkansas St Leola Murray Lovie Hunsinger 612 Kentucky St Marjorie Fairbanks and baby Sunyside Donnie Reynolds 776 Grant St C L Vandiver Topeka Itto Schott Emporia Rufus McKinzie Convalescent home Ora Stoval 3215 Massachusetts St William Whitney 326 Indiana St Marietta Williams and baby 2016 Rhode Island St G L Wilson Topeka Margaret Corn 1523 Connecticut St Edna Craddock 1001 Mississippi St A W Keeling Oskaloosa Anna Paasch 1200 West Twenty Third St Ella Reed 445 Tennessee St Myrna Bodine 931 Missouri St.
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G. L. Wilson
Topeka
Margaret Corn
Connecticut Street
Gwendolyn Bailey
Junction City
A. W. Keeling
Oskaloosa
William Whitney
Indiana Street
T’auletta Mae Hagele
Roscoe
Bernice Roberts
Sunflower
Gladys Traynor
Lecompton
James Bangrell
Maine Street
Helen Pinon
Vermont Street
Marjorie Hitchcock
Baldwin
Henry Smith
Arkansas
Eet
Leola Murray
Lovie Hunsinger
Kentucky Street
Marjorie Fairbanks
Baby
Sunnyside
Donnie Reynolds
Grant Street
C. L. Vandiver
Itto Schott
Emporia
Rufus McKinzie
Ora Stoval
Massachusetts Street
Marietta Williams
Rhode Island Street
Edna Craddock
Mississippi Street
Anna Paasch
West Twenty-Third Street
Ella Reed
Tennessee Street
Myrna Bodine
Missouri Street
Local couples announce births this weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schomer Baldwin welcomed a daughter on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Head 606 Kentucky street welcomed a daughter on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garner Sunflower welcomed a son yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Natason 304 Indiana street welcomed a son yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Theli Dean Eu dora welcomed a son today. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hollaway 424 Locust street welcomed a son today.
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Alfred Schomer
Baldwin
James D. Head
Kentucky Street
Robert Garner
Sunflower
Leo Natason
Indiana Street
Theli Dean
Eudora
Leonard Hollaway
Locust Street
Lawrence Sgige No. 6 AF. & A.M. Communication Notice
A notice for Lawrence Sgige No 6 AF and AM reads Third Degree at 7 p m on November 6 with all Masons invited. Bert S Chewning Worshipful Master and Walter H Varaum listed as officers.
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Lawrence Sgige
A.M. Communications
Bert S. Chewning
W. M
Walter H. Varaum
Last Minute Attack on Scriveners Record in Kansas Campaign
Last minute propaganda appeared in Lawrence and Kansas City Kansas attacking Rep Errett P Scriv ner. Leaflet labeled Sullivant for Congress Committee Lawrence Kansas chairman Frank W McDonald and secretary Harry Butler. identical circular circulated in Kansas City linked to United Labor Committee of the Second District and AFL Labor League for Political Education with George J Harrison Abe Washington and H J Yount involved. Republican groups urged turnout against the Democrat labor union coalition to win the Second district seat.
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Lawrence
Errett P. Scrivner
Congress
Douglas County
Sullivant For Congress
Frank W. McDonald
Kansas
Harry Butler
Kansas City
Kan
United Labor Committee
Second Congressional District
A.F. of L. Labor League For Political Education
C. 1
Political Action Committee
Railroad Brotherhoods
George J. Harrison
Abe Washington
H. J. Yount
Democrat Labor Union Coalition
Second District
Mental health grant to KU for pre diabetic study
Federal Security Administrator Oscar R. Ewing announced a $32,340 grant to the University of Kansas for mental health research led by Dr. Roger G. Barker. The project continues prior work on children's behavior and will span three years studying the mental, emotional and physical makeup of prediabetic individuals before illness appears as part of a $855,740 nationwide program supporting 65 projects.
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Journal-World
New York
Oscar R. Ewing
University of Kansas
Roger G. Barker
National Institute of Mental Health
Talks at Nebraska U. free press lecture by Marvin
Dean Bur ton W. Marvin of the University of Kansas spoke at the University of Nebraska on November 2 about keeping news accessible and not printed. Sponsored by the Palladian Literary Society, it was the second Samuel Avery lectureship. Marvin, NU 1935 graduate, returned for a 1937 journalism master’s. The Avery fund was a Palladian gift to bring notable speakers to NU.
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University of Nebraska
Burton W. Marvin
University of Kansas School of Journalism
Dean Marvin
N. U. Palladian Literary Society
Samuel Avery
K. U
Nebraska
Avery
Palladian Society
N.U
War nerves grip New York markets on Korea news
New York amid Korea related developments saw Wall Street flooded with sell orders as prices plunged across steel motors rubbers rails and radio television while futures surged on the possibility of Chinese Communist forces engaging UN troops. In a separate note the November district court term opened with Judge Hugh Means ordering jurors to report next Monday at 9 AM.
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New York
Wall Street
Korea
MacArthur
U. N
Stock Exchange
Hugh Means
USA
Two Races Hold Most of Interest In Local Elections
Transportation to the polls is arranged by the Republican and Democratic central committees and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The Jaycees run from the Chamber offices at Eighth and Vermont, offering baby-sitting as they encourage voting and distribute "I Have Voted" cards.
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Republican and
Democratic Central Committees
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Eighth
Vermont Street
Mama
Junior Chamber
Truman Confers Over Korea Crisis With Acheson
President Truman held a long telephone talk with Secretary Acheson about the worsening Korea situation. Officials said he is deeply concerned by Chinese communist troop movements into North Korea from Manchuria. The president remained silent on the developments and on General MacArthur’s denouncement of the act.
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Kansas City
Truman
Acheson
Korea
North Korea
Manchuria
Douglas MacArthur
Charles G. Ross
Market News Markets at a Glance
New York stocks weaken with declines led by rail and convertible issues as Korea war news weighs. Cotton holds. wheat firm, corn hits new highs with wartime buying. oats strong but slips by month end. Cattle steady. hens up. hog prices at 15.10 per cwt. butter near 55 to 58. Local wheat and corn prices listed with soybeans at 2.31 per bushel.
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New York
Chicago
Lawrence Juniors Finish Season at Olathe Clash
The undefeated Lawrence Junior High football team closes its season tomorrow at 3:30 PM against Olathe on Olathe field. The game caps a dominant campaign as the squad seeks another victory to conclude unbeaten.
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Lawrence
Olathe
New Method for Studying Heart at K U Program
Doctor Dimond, a heart specialist and former aviation medicine faculty member, serves as director of the cardiovascular laboratory at K U. He helped obtain a unique heart machine for a new research program, with the Medical Center offering ideal clinical opportunities.
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Dimond
School of Aviation Medicine
K. U
Re elected Secretary Dwight Metzler Named To Apha Meeting
Dwight Metzler chief engineer for the Kansas State Board of Health sanitation division and an assistant professor of civil engineering at Kansas University was re elected secretary of the American Public Health Association at its annual St Louis meeting. Also attending were Miss Cassandra Ritter water bacteriologist at KU and Ivan Shull sanitary engineer.
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Dwight Metzler
State Board of Health
Kansas University
American Public Health Association
St. Louis
Metzler
K. U
A.P.H.A
Cassandra Ritter
Ivan Shull
Marriage Licenses Issued to Pratt and Heffner
A marriage license was issued from the probate court to William M. Pratt 22 Lawrence and Doris A. Heffner 20 Baldwin.
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Probate Court
William M. Pratt
Lawrence
Doris A. Heffner
Baldwin
Deaths and Funerals in Stull and Kansas City
Mrs Christina Elizabeth Buchheim 82 of Route 1 dies Saturday. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Joseph Reid officiating. Burial Stull Cemetery. Survives: two sons Sam and Theodore, two daughters Mrs Hird and Mrs John Unger, four grandchildren. Mrs Ida M Stegmaier 65 dies Saturday at son Emmett Stegmaier’s Kansas City home. Survives: another son Clarence, seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM Quindaro Christian Church. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Christina Elizabeth Buchheim
Christina Elizabeth R Buchheim
Route 1
Rumsey
Joseph Reid
Stull Cemetery
Buchheim
Harold Hird
Connecticut Street
Stull
Ida M. Stegmaier
Emmett P. Stegmaier
Kansas City
B F. Stegmaier
Stegmaier
D. F. Engler
Conrad Stegmaier
Youth Diocesan Convention Held in Kansas City Area
One hundred young people and 20 adult sponsors from Episcopal churches in the eastern Kansas diocese attended a delegate convention last weekend. About 30 towns were represented with Trinity Episcopal church serving as host.
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Diocese of
Kansas
Trinity Episcopal Church
Market Report Kansas City Livestock and Poultry Prices
Kansas City market notes list egg and butterfat prices with extras and standards, various chicken and turkey classifications, ducks, geese, quail, and pigeons with live prices per dozen or per pound. Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow include cattle 600, calves 800, hogs 2,000, sheep 1,000.
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Thee
Leghorn Broilers
Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Report
Kansas City livestock markets show cattle and hogs largely steady with mixed activity. Cattle demand strong to higher on select steers and cows, with fed steers around 41.50 to 32.00 and stockers firmer. hogs steady to higher with various loads and carcass quotes. sheep and lambs small sales, light volume, prices around 23 to 25 dollars for native lambs.
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Kansas City
USDA
Isham
Staupgater
Kansas City Cash Grain Report Summary
Kansas City cash grain prices and car counts show corn up 186 cars, white corn at 31.76500, No 2 yellow and stained at 0.454, with varied readings for No 3 and No 2 white grains. Prices reflect fluctuating bids and limited delivery notes from the Nov. 6 market.
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Kansas City Cash Grain
Kansas City
Aps
Hay Market and Wall Street Tumble Amid Korea War News
Futures for Wheat and other grains show mixed moves as Kansas City hay market reports 4 cars alfalfa and 19 cars straw with prices around $40 for alfalfa and $18 for prairie straw. In New York, stocks fell sharply on news of Chinese intervention in Korea with massive volume and later profit taking easing some losses.
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Kansas City Hay Market
Kansasity
Prices drift as buyers pull back in potato market
In Chicago on November 6 the potato market opened with moderate supplies and a slightly firm tone. Prices showed a partial rally at times but drifted lower in late afternoon as buyers shied away. Idaho Russets traded around 2.85 to 3.15, with other regional varieties listed for washed and unwashed grades amid varying values.
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Chicago
Ap-Usda
U. S
Idaho
Lawrence preacher tops Ottawa Jehovah’s Witnesses meeting
A. A. Worsley of Lawrence spoke yesterday at the convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Ottawa attended by 1,130 persons.
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A. A. Worsley
Lawrence
County Court Fines Man in Traffic Charge
Floyd Bennett Clark was fined five dollars and costs in county court yesterday on a traffic charge. The case noted the defendant was passing at the time of the infraction.
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Floyd Bennett Clark
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