Kansans Vote To Settle Issues In State Election
Topeka Kans Nov 7 Voters went to the polls under cloudy skies amid talk of little issues and a harsh campaign. An inquiry in Wichita probed a gambling charge tied to two nightclubs near the city with Democratic Governor candidate Kenneth Anderson under oath. Republicans Carlson and Arn defended the party record while Democrats sought urban turnout. observers favored Republicans with a large state majority expected.
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Topeka
Kan
Pi—Kangag
Wichita
Kenneth T. Anderson
Harold R. Yatzer
Fatzer
Anderson
Sedgwick County
Johnie Frank
Kai
Paul Aiken
Frank Carlson
Edward F. Arn
G.O.P
Carlson
Supreme Court
Missouri
Lawrence birth mix up and Eu dora vote tally
A hiccup in a birth record has a new father miswriting his mother’s name and age on the birth certificate form drawing nurses’ attention to a 49 year old mother. In Eu dora a local primary shows Errett Scrivner 130 to Sullivant 31 for Congress, Carlson 182 to Aiken 41 for Senate, Arn 116 to Anderson 68 for governor.
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Eudora
U. S
Congress
Errett.p. Scrivner
Milton P. Sullivant
Frank Carlson
Paul Aiken
Ed Arn
Povernor Wits
Ken Anderson
Hutchinson Woman Votes Despite Mumps Attack
Mrs Vieter Wilson, ill with mumps, traveled to her polling place in an ambulance where two judges assisted her. She marked her ballot and it was deposited in the box. Her husband is the Republican candidate for probate judge in Reno County. Deaf Six spoke to the High Twelve club on the Lawrence school building program.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Vieter Wilson
Teno County
Deaf Six
Lawrence Board of Education
High Twelve Club
Lawrence School
County court fines for running stop signs
William Kippenberzer pleaded guilty to running a stop sign in county court and was fined $10 plus costs. Leonard H. Axe also faced a traffic charge in municipal court and received a $10 fine, with Judge Wayne Aliphin suspending the fine pending appeal.
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William Kippenberzer
Si Leonard H. Axe
Irelire Court Manuay
Runnt
Wayne
Ralph Garden
Herbert Smith
Tungatoxie Wats
Armald Stricker
Louisiana
Sylvester Raglend
FNL
North Fourth Street
Multiple Births and Hospital Notices At Memorial Hospital
A list of residents and relatives connected to Memorial Hospital on Elm Street and surrounding streets includes Goldie Neis, Viglet Reusch, Maxine Lee, K Clark, Sy witz, Elaine Wolf, Hazel Fee, Harry Morrow, Herb Reed, Edward Chappel, Birch Dalton and baby, Mae Holt, Frank Hatch, Roy Mull, Louise Hernberr er, Baldwin, Roscor, Melvin Avery, John Ed Baldwin, Fred Truxal, Frances Hilner. Acknowledgments include a daughter, a son born yesterday or today and a finger injury treated. A Special Communication of Lawrence Consistory is announced for Wednesday with supper at 6:30 and degree work at 7:30.
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Herb Reed
Ilinois Street
Edward Chappel
California Street
Birch Dalton
Babyirl
West
Seventh Street
Mae Holt
Massachusetts Street
Frank Hatch
Pennsylvania Street
Roy Mull
Elm Street
Louise Hernberrer
Baldwin
I’aulette Mac Hagele
Roscor
Rural Life Officers Training School Set for Friday
About 65 rural youths from seven counties and Douglas county will attend the Rural Life officers training school Friday evening at 5 45 at the Hearth. Represented counties include Shawnee Jefferson Atchison Leavenworth Johnson Mizmi and Anderson. Douglas county officers in charge of arrangements list Dale Powell as president Billie Gene Rica as vice president Betty Bronk as secretary Emily reporter Mrs Howard Byneh as ice chair Mays His old Boehr finance chair Russel Heuk education chair Mrs Brad Powell membership chair Carl Spray recreation chair Mrs Wayne Peawell. The dinner will be followed by a meeting at the Community building with county officers meeting their leaders and K State staff involvement.
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Douglas County
Rural Life Officers Training School
Shawnes
Jefferson
Atchison, Leavenworth
Johnson
Mizmi
Anderson
Rural Life
Dale Powell
Billie Gene Rica
Betty Bronk
Emily Reporter
Howard Byneh
M Velma Mellaugh
Chis
Miss Mary Border
Deal Six
Recreation E
Mi Virginia Lee Gree
Recreation
K-State
Nova Pemple
Lawrence Journal-World
Blast near London reports explosives factory blast nearby
A violent blast at an explosives factory on Bramble Island off England's east coast shattered windows ten miles away. Reports say three girls may be dead and a youth missing while the plant, run by Explosives and Chemical Products Ltd, faced a cordon and emergency response.
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London
Bramble Island
England
Felice
Iver Naze
Harwich
Cooking school to showcase home cooking in Lawrence
Anne Pringle, home economist for the company, will lead demonstrations at a two day cooking school in Lawrence. Each afternoon sessions begin at a set time and focus on preparing foods for family meals. Pringle, a university graduate, plans varied demonstrations with no brand promotions, concluding with Thanksgiving and Christmas menu ideas.
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Ransts Public Servicepany
Anne Pringle
Ze'elock
Beegain
Lawrence
Pringles
Pringle
Iis
MTN
Sears
Servile Division
Any
Sernduste
University of Wechfla
Hia
Expore Iene An Tie Home Service
Governor Warren’s Polio Strikes His Daughter
The 7 year old daughter of Governor Earl Warren was stricken with poliomyelitis in Savroiente California. Officials said she is receiving medical treatment and hopes for recovery. The family and state medical staff indicated cautious optimism as doctors assess the case and outline care needs.
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Earl Warren
Savroiente
Calif
Userid
Parnor
Appointment of Kansas Supreme Court Ballot Official
Gere dinier Gere appointed ballot of Me Kansas supreme court by Chief duatien W Wo Tires. Gardinier, reg Vie tive hall evetactian in the state. biase succeeds the date George I. Brews.
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Geredinier
Waa
Balliot
Kansas Supreme Court
Duatien W. Wo Tires
Gardinier
Biase
George I. Brews
John Morse Scholarships Awarded to Three KU Engineers
The John Morse Memorial foundation announced three KU engineering scholars, all juniors in electrical and mechanical programs. Ashley of Flagstaff and Long of Kansas City were named, each to receive 200 for the year, with Stephens of Kansas City also chosen. The trio were selected from seven applicants by a Chicago foundation board chaired by Col. Junes Morse, and will receive renewable support as the Morse foundation expands to provide at least 3000 annually for KU scholarships.
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John Morse
University of Kansas
de Witt Carr
Sehool of Engineering
Juley
North Kansas Ci
Johnse Memorial Foundation
Cicago
L. A. Keeler
Morse Foundation
Chicago
K. U
iCol
R. H. Morse
Chilehaga
Col Junes Morse
Fairbanks, Morse and Company
Ashley
Homer W. Ashley
Flagstaff
Ariz
North Kansas City High School
Navy
Arizona State College One
Wats St
Kanens City Power
Daght
Grand Canyon F Greasting Company
Kappa Vn al Electrical Engines
Long
Mesdick Wade Lome
Port High School
Katieas City
R.O.T
Kansas City
Mew Junior College
KERLU
Yay Beta Li
Stephens
Charles L. Stephens
Pasvo High School
Hush
Sophulmore
Engineering School Council
Engineering Exposition Committee
Kappa Signa | Fraternity
P T A Opens School Lunch Room With Community Help
The P T A converts a vacant building into a community school lunch room wired by the school. Volunteers from the Mothers’ groups will supervise meals with two women operating the room. Funds, equipment, and food contracts are being arranged with local grocers and wholesalers. A lunch opening event featured several officials and local leaders. Five people were fined in police court for traffic right violations.
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T. A
Dulinsen
Labar
En Skinner
Dick Boyd
Luhvieck
Winifred le Hill Tyler
Mildred Corbin
Fdeen Peel
Charl Margaret LariWbatt
Vieck
Frances O'Barrie
Deniy Birdon
Heb Miller
Pots Perrin
Meg Ernestine |Ennett
Mary Herbert
Keith Rusa
Yd Tatley
Grads Rehool
Orf
Tamiger
Tamiger At the Drowreges Chamber of Com Wet
Arrowainith
Pat
Restera Fs
Paul Millberger
Frank Viecther
Suntower Still
Mtjor
Walter Rogers
Conuni Ding
Suftawer Ordisties
CLL
Sauwarr
Te Seto Atd Suntawer Cyehcalsy
Wrade School Board
Charles Neare
Mie
Edith Sigman
Charles
Seven Die as Guatemala Troops Repel Pre-Election Attack
Guatemala reports seven teenagers killed and seven wounded after an armed assault on a military base near the capital. About 60 attackers clashed with troops as election tensions rise ahead of the presidential vote.
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Guatemala
Car Drives Into Woolworth Window Downtown
A car driven by Mrs. Dean Cain of Oak Street jumped forward while reverse was attempted, crashing through a Woolworth front window and breaking a parking meter. A bystander, T. L. Prentice, was bumped and suffered a bruised foot as the vehicle passed.
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Woolworth
Dean Cain
Oak Street
T. L. Prentice
Sabbath Eve Service by EU and Hillel Foundation
The EU and Hillel Foundation announce a Sabbath eve service on November 10 at 7 o clock in Danforth Chapel. Malenti Sherman will conduct the service and attendees are warmly welcomed.
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Hillel Foundation
Danforth Chapel
Malenti Shermat
Highest honor awarded to three 4-H clubs in Kanwaka county
The Kanwaka Vinland Valley and Jayhawk 4-H clubs received purple seals for 1949 50. To win the award clubs must hold monthly meetings maintain an active health program retain a majority of last year’s members and complete project requirements. Details list club leaders and meeting routes with credits for past achievements.
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Dogglas
Oati
Ranwaka
Vinland Valley
Awk
Kanwaka Club
Ders
Gayeford Sehneck
Warerer Flory
Kenneth, Hubhand
Rewte
Harold Johanening
Vinland Valley Club
Lereest
Inson
Jayhawk Club
Roland Vtabb
Lawrence
Leonhart
Cottumwoond Meadowlark
Clover Ad Valeuyrie Club
Shaphew
Gien Springs Eli
Mystery Carve of Delimar Triumph in Enya State
Judges feared Hansen hid long term manipulation while Delimar and supporters plotted a bold campaign. The plan included planting redlines, berry trees, and protective features along routes to the capitol, plus a safety focused path with sidewalks. The effort earned the state championship and a jewel watch for the youth.
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Delimar
Enya
Hansen
Delmar
Suills
Lieutenant Beeler Killed in Korea Remembered by Family
Lt James Beeler died in action in Korea on November 2. He was the brother of Joe Beeler and a U S Naval Academy graduate, with Wentworth Military Academy also noting his training. Surviving siblings include Joe R Keeler, a University of Kansas student and physics assistant instructor. Parents have been notified.
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Mankato
Kan
James Meeler
Krate Eenator
Doe Beeler
Korea
Beeler
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Joe R. Keeler
University of Kansas
Keeler
Deaths and Funerals in McLouth Linwood and Beyond
Kidd Dark aged 78 longtime McLouth resident died suddenly near his home yesterday. Funeral at 10 a.m. tomorrow Evangelical United Brethren church in McLouth, burial in McLouth. Survived by Margaret Hummer. James Tudhope longtime Linwood resident died last evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Services Friday 2 p.m. at Linwood home Route 1, burial Mt Sidney cemetery. Tathope family notice lists curet Tathope wife, Harrie Elder daughter, Tex son, and six grandchildren.
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Kidd Dark
MeLouth
Andrew Dick
United “Brethren
McLouht
Margaret Hummer
Tony
James Tudhope
Linwood
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mt. Sidney
Schubert
Curet
Air and ground battles intensify on Korean front
Reds clash with Mustangs and MiG-15s in Korea as U N forces push through canyons south of Changjin reservoir. Refugees flood across the Anju bridge while Korean guerrillas target supply lines near Wonsan. Marines gain yards amid snow and combat weather, as fears rise of Chinese intervention.
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Korea
Tokyo
MacArthur
Jack Macet
MacBeth
Red Chi
U.N
Anju
Guna
Changjin Reservoir
Yongchung
Wonsan
U.S
Sis Vhang
Myongmortes
Secre Drivan
Free Square Dance Lessons By Recreation Commission
The recreation commission announced free square dance lessons on Thursdays at the Gontinwails building starting November and December. Instructor Miss Ruth Hoover will lead a two hour session at seven, with completion enabling dancing at most square dances.
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Recreation Commission
Gontinwails
Garey
Recreation Commission Diz
Ruth Hoover
Provocol
Heeb
Market News From Chicago Nov 7 Prices Mixed
Market roundup shows cattle uneven with slight gains to 23 cents and top hogs at 24 dollars. Local market listings list wheat corn oats soybeans and butter prices, with livestock receipts and Kansas City notes. Names of markets and figures appear, reflecting a busy midweek trading scene with varied demand across cattle and hog sectors.
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Chicago
Market Notes and Local Tragedy From Parsons Kansas
A Kansas City market recap shows lambs holding prices with steady to higher figures for native and clipped categories and strong alfalfa demand at Prairie markets. In Parsons an elderly man Leonard J. Bailey was found asphyxiated and Mrs Ida Lamb severely ill. coroner notes a high stove setting as likely cause.
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Livessutk
Kanna City
USDA
Louisiana
Kansas City
Kameas City
SOV
Ap- Hda
Lear
Greece
Red Bay
Pareons
Kan
Te Upa
Leonard J. Bailey
Ida Lamb
Parsons
Yeaters
Mra
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Fred Truxal
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Frances Hilner
North Seventh
James H. Parsons
M. IK
O. Wright
Regiatrar
Hone Co
St. Louis
Southwestern Lel
CLO
Ers
Winfield
Bert Haaver
Hide’ S
Hfe-bing
Winfie'd
Heaven Lee
Hank Brown
Sunflower School
Diew
K.U
Stan Stens
Guatamala
Wome Grounds
Chami
Kansas Farm
James Beeler
Joe Beeler
K. Ayustrurtor
Swift Red
Manchuria
Calda
Puangs
Fi U. Branpe
Tn Tokrthur
Yalu River
Salina
Lillian Gardenhire
Aid
John T. Powell
Fort Riley
New York
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Gardenhire
Kenneth Ryan
Pelive
Coosiers
Hutterfar
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Poulter
Springer
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Kansas City Livestock Warnes
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Clive
Slaukhfer
Ein Wien
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Stegay
Etremg
Patna Pestas
Amd
Trener
Maiden Watch Shop
Enaire
Wass
Sto Equip. CO
City Mall
M. C. Manley
Merle McKinney
Decker-Keys Agency
Warren Decker
Myron
N. HS Dr
Traylor
Calvin
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