Patton Talks on Transient Needs at City Meeting
A午 discussion at the Council of Social Agencies luncheon explored a central clearing house for transients to speed access to aid. Dr. John Patton urged a unified system, noting veterans and travelers dominate requests and that lodging and meals are acute needs.
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Focal Voris
Council of Socis
John Patton
Westminster Foundation
Patton
Mildred Wateor
Travalere Aid
W. T. Thouce
American Red Cr
Louis Portes
Muthen Army
Lilian Bliesner
Kansas Employment Office
Toca
Watton
Red Cross
Forney
Salvation Army
Ivan
Lloyd Houston
Frou Mra
Frank T. Stockton
D. M. Mott
A. E. Woestemeyer
Jed Linexar
Jean Francisco
W. T. Douce
Mra
Bon
Louis For Carter
L. John ‘Patton
R. E. Love
Cco McCoy
Margaret Lynn
L. Novotny
W. C. Board
A. Smith
Robert Oyler
Henry Shenk
Ray T. Wright
Memorial Hospital Admits Multiple Newborns and Patients
A list from Memorial Hospital shows numerous admissions and newborns. Names include John Grafe of Tonganoxie Route 1 and Nina Wadley with a baby, along with Areta Jones and a baby, Dorie Bowee and a baby, and Margaret Swarts with a baby. Addresses span routes and streets across Baldwin Lecompton Ketchum Kentucky and other local areas.
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Arlabelle Hornimker
Suneyside
Nina Wadley
Alabama
Areta Jones
Baby Boy
Kentucky
Dorie Bowee
Jevery Atreet
Rhode Island
Male Stullie
Taby Boy
Evelon Dockery
Seven Students Concert Recital At Local University
Seven University of Kan ne students plan a recital tomorrow presenting pieces by Rasbach Schindler Verdi Leoncavallo and Mozart. Soprano Nancy Messenger contralto Mar Daugherty and others will perform arias and duets at 7 30 p m hosted by Acacia Lodge No 9 and Scottish Rite Consistory with visitors welcome.
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Reven Fine Art Etudente
University of Kanne
Den
Rasbach
Tee Oral Miers
Schindler
Martha Weed
la Girometta
Charles O'Connor
Verdi
Leoncavallo
Randy Ere
Nancy Messenger
Marom Daugherty
Will ‘Mira
Norma
Baltini
Sennin
Spat
Feccuia
Lawrence
Bon
Deere
D. Johnson
Eg O
Wright
Regis
Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold district convention in Lawrence
Members of 20 eastern Kansas auxiliaries will meet in Lawrence November 27 28 for the second district convention with a post hall party for delegates families and a registration period at the post hall and Odd Fellows hall. The Alford Clarke Auxiliary will initiate a large class of candidates at 9:30 a.m. Sunday events include luncheons and host duties by the Alford Clarke group.
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Kansas
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Lawrence
V. Bi Ip
At & Am
Post Hall
Eighth
Odd Fellow
Itech
Vermont Streeta
Alford Clarke
Dustryet
Anna Elson
Kansas City
Sunda Alford Clarke
Hereford yearling leads 55-plane flight to Dodge City
Gainesville Texas November 7 84 year old Starr Nelson of Delta Colorado led a group of 150 flying farmers from eight states along the Chisholm cattle trail toward El Reno and Dodge City The Hereford yearling rode in a private plane and was auctioned at Dodge City Nelson recalled driving in the trail 63 years ago noting few of the original pilots remain He joked about alcohol tobacco and listening to gossip while recounting the long journey and the unusual parade of planes and ranchers
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Eigthy
Starr Nelson
Delta
Colo
Seattle
Texas
Oklahoma
Dodge City
New Mexico
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Idaho
el Reno
Okla
Elena
E. M. Anderson
A-Bar- A
Medina
Tex
Dodee City
Spry
Chisholm Trail
Everybuds
Ford Sees Wage Hike Likely at Ford Plants
Philadelphia November 17 Ford chairman Henry Ford II predicted another wage increase is inevitable and said workers will receive a pay boost. He toured the Chester assembly plant with Ford executives to review labor plans and rejected price controls as harmful to the nation and auto industry. He also defended the Taft Hartley Act, arguing it is not unworkable though politics have distorted its purpose.
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Philadelphia
O—Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Ford Assembly
Chester
John 5. Bugas
Court Denies Plea Against Osteopaths Practice
A Topeka federal district court ruling upholding Kansas laws that regulate osteopaths as a medical profession was handed down by three federal circuit judges. The decision holds the state may classify and regulate professions affecting public health, citing the distinct osteopathic approach as a valid basis for regulation. An appeal to the U S Supreme Court is anticipated by both sides.
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Topeka
Karens Lawa
Walter A. Haxman
Alfred F.murrah
Oklahoma City
Orie
L. Phillips
Denver
O. KR. Muecke
Pratt
H. L. Gleason
Larned
U. S. Supreme Court
Retracing Old Trail El Reno Oklahoma Nov 1749 Flight
Flying farmers retracing the old Chisholm trail from Texas to Kansas stopped in El Reno Oklahoma for lunch after landing 94 planes at the municipal airport. Senator J A Rinehart, acting for Gov Turener and E B Freeman welcomed them. Forrest Watson of Thomas Oklahoma led talks with several outriders introduced. Notables from Oklahoma and nearby states attended.
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el Reno
Okle
Texas
Kansas
Gainesville
Tex
Dodge City
Kan
Municipal
J. A. Rinehart
Roy J. Turnner
E. BD. Freeman
Frank Eaton
Perkina
Oklo
Rolla Goodnight
Guthrie, Oklo
Charlea Tompkina
Tom Ellioson
Packing Hewes Workers Ratify Merrells Contract in Ottumwa
United Packing Mouse Workers Union ratified a new labor contract with John Merrell packing company in Ottumwa. The deal covers Ottumwa and Topeka plants and includes wage increases, check-off, paid holidays, a 36 hour weekly guarantee, and vacation provisions.
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Ottumwa
United Packing Mouse | Workers’ Union
Cnneen
John Mertell
Morell
Topeka
Kan
Parade of Books at Junior High Week Assembly
Junior high students dressed in costume paraded as principal characters from books during an all school Book Week assembly at the Community building. Musical cues came from Mrs Louise Hough Charinia Von Gunton on piano and J J Weigand on violin. A new original play by Mrs John Mansfield and Mrs Deal Six titled Newberry Magic was presented. A book tea Friday in the school library hosts teachers and parents from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. The exhibit features Bernard Garbutt drawings tied to Michael the Cult and other Garbutt illustrated books.
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Xtunts
Louise Hough
Charinia von Gunton
J. J. Weigand
Garbutt
Walt Disney Studios
Michael
Warning to POWs about solicitations for future claims
A report quotes S. L. Derby of the Veterans Administration warning former prisoners of war not to donate to private organizations soliciting funds for possible future POW claims. He notes a new law allows government payments under certain conditions and promises further guidance once instructions arrive. He urges veterans not to pay intermediaries for help in obtaining monetary benefits.
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S. L. Derby
Veterans Administration Today
Congress
U. S
Derby
Wounded Quail Hunting Fatality in Mound Valley
Mound Valley Kansas November 17 19 year old Hilly Kline was fatally wounded and Kenneth Billingsley 19 injured when a 12 gauge shotgun discharged during quail hunting near here Kline died at Mercy Hospital Parsons Survivors include parents and four brothers The second item notes on the same page that VA subsistence payments to about 200 veterans in western Missouri and northeastern Kansas were suspended for failure to submit September training reports and that August and October reports were overdue or disapproved
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Mound Valley
Kan
Hilly Kline
Kenneth Billingsley
Kline
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Leo Gaylor
Atruck Kline
Missouri
Kansas
S C Derby
Veterans Administration
Shawnee County Treasurer elected head of Kansas Official Council
Myron H Cushman was chosen president of the Kansas Official Council at the group annual meeting in Topeka. WM Brays of Russell County was named vice president and Elma McColl of Osborne County was named secretary treasurer.
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Shawnee County
Topeka
Deaths and Funerals in Four Week-Old Merriam and Roberts
Daniel Francis Merriam four week old son of Mr and Mrs Daniel F Merriam of Seward Nebraska died Wednesday morning at Lawrence Memorial hospital Funeral services will be held Thursday in Seward Surviving relatives include his parents and paternal grandmother Mrs Faye Merriam of Seward Joseph Herman Roberts of Teemaxie Kansas died late Tuesday at age 81 Funeral services will be held Friday at a local church in Tonganosie Rev Archie Toothaker will preside Burial will be in Heboenleseeateys Funeral arrangements are handled by the Quisenberry Funeral Home, with survivors including his parents and siblings from Oskaloona Henderson of Rocky Comfort Missouri and Herbert Roberts of Kansas City
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Daniel Francie Merriam
Daniel Francis Merriam
Daniel FY. Merriam
New Hampshire
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Seward
Nebr
Pare Rand
Daniel F. Mex
Rak Anna
Faye Merriam
Neorecas Foaternai
Ramethen
Rand
Annie M. Scl
Norrietown
LF. G. Yates
Roancke
Dereph Herman Roberts
Joseph Herman Roberts
Teemanoxie
Arthur
Honal
Tonganosie
Archie Toothaker Eat
Heboenleseeateys
Quisenberry
Onganome
Arthur Roberta
Iberts Three Je
Oskaloona
Henderson
Rocky Comford, Mo
Herbert Roberts
Kansas City
Change of name and divorce filing in district court
A law student identified as Billy Bert Reeson of Parsons filed yesterday to legally change his name to William Hert Reson. A divorce suit was filed Monday in district court by Arthur L. McKiterick against Daurice B. McKittrick.
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Billy Bert Reeson
Parsons
University of Kanana
Ciatriet
William Hert Reson
sMyores Bult
Fitget Court
Arthur L. McKiterick
Daurice B. McKittrick
Vast
Equalize Real Estate Taxes Proposed by Hagaman
Lieutenant Governor Frank L. Hagaman proposed a plan to equalize real estate taxes in Kansas. The proposal, reported by Harold Beck, would base valuations on statewide data from registers of deeds, compiling dates of real estate transactions and the amount of the federal revenue stamp. The plan aims to revise the tax system starting in 1940 by using stamps at five cents per $400 of consideration to standardize assessments across counties.
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Kansas
Topeka
Frank L. Hagaman
Harold Beck
County Register of Deeds
Haw Man
Registers of Deeds
Hagaman
Kansas lecture on family life workshop in Topeka
Wr. Ropert. Kester, professor of sociology and the economics at the University of Kansas, will be the main speaker at a family life workshop of the Kansas Council of Women tomorrow in Topeka. Miss Margaret Habein, dean of women, will also attend the meeting. The morning meeting will be held in Topeka high school, and the group will go to the rear garden of the Jayhawk Hotel for the afternoon session.
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Wr. Ropert. Kester
University of Kansas
Kansas Council of Women Tomorrow
Topeka
Margaret Habein
Topeka High School
Goa
Jayhawk Hotel
Grass Fires Call Out Twice With No Damage
Fire department responded to two grass fires today with no damage reported. First call occurred at 11 32 to a vacant lot on Ohio street near 2134. Second alarm came shortly after 12 20 from the home of Mark Davenport at 324 Elk Street.
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Fire Department
One World Two
Ohio Street
Seco
Mark Davenport
Eln Street
Market News briefing on grains and livestock prices
Market notes show wheat around 2.10 to 2.18 with corn near 1.18 and oats modest. Hog and cattle quotes mix with feeders and steers steady to weak, and heifers midrange. Kansas City Hay Market reports steady demand but lower grade activity and slow feeder bids. cattle and poultry values reflect unsettled trading and seasonal shifts.
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Kansas City
Kanesty
Fear Alfa
Prateie
Mntece
Kansas Guy Livestock
Kansas
Ted Dee
Walla
Venlerd
Ly Vande
Arevind
Ted
Bond
Market News Mixed Prices and Wall Street Slump
Nov 17 reports indicate mixed grain and livestock prices with steady to firm bids for some cattle and sheep, while wheat and corn futures show open gains and late declines. The Day in Wall Street notes a slow decline with California markets dipping near 140, highlighting moves in US Steel, Montgomery Ward, and Kodak amid a broad list of major names.
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Wall Street
California
Steel Youngs
Own Sheet
Douglas Aircraft
Montgomery Ward
Studebisher
American Telephone
Yew Chemical
The
Consolidated Natural
Intersacional Harvester
Seta
Fasiman Kodak Amenean Tatu Pto Ctesisa
Warner Bros
Ttinds Wert Auter
Plan Farm Bureau Stag Meeting Across Three Townships
The Farm Bureaus of Wild Springs Marion and Palmyra townships will hold a stag meeting Friday at 8 p m in the Wil aH Dest Six county court. All interested invited to attend the meeting where Dr Carl BR Althans of the Department of Education will speak on the topic difference taxes for the support.
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Plan Farm Bureau
Farm
Wild Springs
Marion
Palmyra
Carl Br, Althans
Department of Education
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Memorial Hospital
John Grafe
Frank Parker
Mere
Minnie Sutton
Sue Smith
Baldwin
Jewell Hall
Massachusetta Prrert
A. F
A. ML
Second Deares
Thore
Edin T. Burgers
W. M
Harry T. Craig
Will He
W. W
Eli
Lawrence Free
Melvin Miller
West Seventh Street
Massachusetts
Vermont
Lawrence National Bank
Miller
East Tenth Street
Massachusettssetta
Caldwell
Othe Hatfield
Lint
Carl Griswold
Community Chest
Maren
Ottawa
St. John
Fratt
Emporia Andutchinson
Newton
Wichita
Hutchinson
Christman
Massachusetts Street
Scott Temperature Equipment Company
Emory Scott
Tae
Ae Oe
Annans
Arese
India
Ford Head
Chisholm
Ant Comeene
RIGN
Hewes
Merrells
Guigrey Liberal
Neieee C. Quiley
Kaneap University Athletici
Hen Attai
Cenete
Quig
Saarae
Ruth Litchen
Tou
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
A. Pe Ie
Rugsia
Ny Age
Bremer Insurance
Stark Farmer OF America
Kenneth Cheatham
Old Greenville
Farm Youth
Star Farmer of America
Future Farmers of America
Marheta
Benin
City Produce
Grinty Alba
Fey
Ald Walt
Zenith Radio Laboratories
American Medical Amendation
Council On Physical Medicine
Allence
Zenith Radio Corp
Akol Dickens Ave
Chicago
Illinou
Famoun Zenit Radion
Waneas City
MATS
Vox Shipteer
Yeohtty Wether
Rugert
Reggens Chy
Leek
New York
Los Angeles
Admis
Ben Mora
Tony
Kilroy
WI Jongsoun Tilchenaiders
Bellinger Electric
Between
Oylawar
Union Aus Perot
Mane
Overland Greyhound Lines
Southwestern Greyhound Lines
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