Light Snow Closes Roads as Kansan Towns Report Shifts
Snow blankets Pratt Greensburg and Hattan with light accumulations as plows work drifts. Temperatures dip to the mid twenties, motorists warned to use caution on open highways. Forecast calls for light precip west of the state and rain in the east through the weekend.
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Kinsley
U. S
Greensburg
Pratt @emnity
Hattan
Tolmen
Mo Fista
Atchison
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Flora
Popeka
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WILL PRESENT PLAY Far Off Hills at Kansas University
University of Kansas players will stage Far Off Hills a Lennox Robinson comedy December 6 7 8 and 9 at the university theater under Tom Kay head of the speech and drama department. The cast includes Mary K Booth Phyllis Mowery Gene Courtney Milton Commons Craig Hamps Suzan Lapat Nancy Sewell Hal Hales Hetty Holmes and Kay.
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Lennox Robinson
University Players
University of Kansas
Tom Kay
Speech and Drama Deriment
E Play
Mary K. Booth
Phyllis Mowery
Gene Courtney
Milton Commons
Craig Hampm
Suzan Lapat
Nancy Sewell
al Hales
Hetty Holmes
Hay
Boeing B-47 Stratojet praised by test pilot at Moses Lake
Boeing test pilot Scott Osler says the B-47 Stratojet handles like a fighter despite B-29 size during a press vist to Moses Lake Air Force Base. The jet has flown many times since arriving from Seattle 11 months ago, with 80 hours in the air and final inspection before Air Force acceptance.
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Moses Lake Air Force Base
Wash
Air Force
Scott Osler
Boeing
Seattle
Osler
Memorial Hospital birth and clinic notices signal local activity
The item lists multiple births at Memorial Hospital Sherman Holiday and Lawrence Memorial hospital with names and addresses of families. It notes orthopedic clinic attendance by about thirty patients and details forthcoming visits by Dr. R B Weave. Also mentions Stavely’s election as judge and a probate court marriage license for Charles E Black and Sheila D Majors.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
James Koch
Ant
R-8 Weave
Lawrence
Charles E. Black
Lawrence, Ghd
Sheila D. Majors
Lawice
Cathedral Shamrocks rout Haskell Indians 39 to 0
Cathedral Shamrocks defeated Haskell Indians 39 to 0 in Wichita as they capitalized on breaks with a strong running and passing attack. Haskell finished 3-5, with three losses by one touchdown and one by one point.
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Wichita Cathedral Shamrocks
Indians
Wichita
Irish
Jack Geddert
Frank Schulte
Bobby Knott
Wichitans
Haakell
Haskell
Wiichita
Catherdal
Tony Coffin
Highland Park
Wamego
Fifteen Die On Gallows At Landsberg Prison
Munich says fifteen more German war criminals were hanged today at Landsberg bringing wartime executions to 73 this six week period. Many were elite guard members from Mauthausen and Buchenwald. nine of those hanged were camp inmates who aided abuses. A German appeal to stop the executions was sent to President Truman by Bishop Theophil Worm.
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Germany
Landsberg
Adolf Hitler
U. S
Mauthausen
Buchenwald
Theophil Worm
Wuertitemberg
Truman
Books review roundup from Junior High Book Week
Betty Lou Watson Grade 9 reviews The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come by John Fox praising its Civil War setting and character realism. Patricia Hamill Grade 7 covers Osa Johnsons Jungle Friends noting adventures and Osa’s Ark plane. Richard Butler Grade 9 discusses Flight Into Danger by Frank W Mason as an exciting spy tale of Captain Ballenger in WWII era.
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Kingdom Come
John Fox
Betty Lou Watson
Fox
Osa Johnson
Martin Johnson
Patricia Hamill
Osa
New York City
Ark
Frank W. Mason
Richard Butler
Deaths and Funerals Hugh Stewart 67
Hugh Stewart 67 a former Baldwin resident died Wednesday evening at a Lawrence convalescent home. Funeral services are planned Saturday morning at St Johns Church with burial in Mount Calvary cemetery. A guard of honor will be provided by the Doreey-Liberty post American Legion for 8/Sgt. Ray Eberhart whose service followed. Eberhart, a former Journal-World carrier boy, attended Memorial School in 1941 and KU before enlisting in the army. Mr and Mrs Gomer Eberhart and Mrs Frances Henry are listed in family notices.
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Baldwin
Convalescent
Lawrence
St. John's Cat Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Reymond Eberhart
Rayle
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Doreey-Liberty Post
American Legion
Journal-World
Eberhart
Memorial School
K.U
Army
Gomrgs Eberd
George Prerhart
A Cisker
Frances Henry
Penneylvanis Intrest
Kansas students rally at Fowler Grove for Sooners win
In Lawrence, four to five hundred University of Kansas students gathered at Fowler Grove at 9 45 this morning for a pep rally. Dorothy Scroggy, head cheerleader, led the crowd with a rally yell over a loudspeaker. The event featured pep music from a small band and ten minutes of cheerleading as students cheered the Sooners’ expected victory tomorrow. A local resident joked that the weather man had Dr Gallup helping with forecasts.
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Mt. Oread
University of Kansas
Fowler Grove
Dorothy Scroggy
Sergeant Harrell Graduates Air Base Class Honor Student
Sergeant Olin D. Harrell, son of William R. Harrell of 919 Connecticut Street, recently graduated as honor student of his airplane electrical mechanics class at Chanute Field Air Base in Chanute, Illinois. He served two years with the navy and enlisted in the air force on September 22, 1947, and is now stationed with the 92nd Maintenance Squadron at Spokane Washington Air Base.
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Olin D. Harrell
William R. Harrell
Connecticut Street
Chanute Field Air Base
Chanute
Harrell
Navy
Air Force
92Nd
Spokane Washington Air Base
Ten Musicians of Local 512 To Perform Tonight
Ten musicians from Local 512 of the American Federation of Musicians present a popular music concert tonight at Winter Veterans Hospital under the direction of Wayne Uppenthal.
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American Federation of Musicians
Winter Veterans Hosital
Wayne Uppenthal
Fairview News Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
Fairview residents hosted and visited many neighbors this week. Ed Howard and Lloyd from East Wakarusa attended, along with Mrs. Ernest Leary and Mrs. Dorothy Leary. Ina Cowles returned to Manhattan after visiting siblings. The Republican women’s tea in Lawrence was attended by Mrs. Chester Howard. The Meadowark 4-H club met at the Fairview schoolhouse with Mrs. Ro. Smith and Mrs. Ewin Sample hosting. Several families traveled to Lawrence and Kansas City for gatherings, meals, and church events.
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Ed Howard
Lloyd
Ernest Leary
East
Wakarusa
Dorothy Leary
Chester Howard
Ethel Cowls
W. 8. Mize
Blue Sound
Roy Moreland
Welcome
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Ina Cowles
Manhattan
Ethel
Carl
Hallie Cowles
Lawrence
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Sona
Mixe
Blue Mound
Ralston
Rollie Deay
Topeka
Meadowark
Belleview
Glen
Ntaie
Junction City
Corn Whedon
Laura Orr
Jack McCready
Kansan City
Eugene Leary
Norman
Ralph
Addison Connor
Lawrence Suniay
CE Tatston
Norman Rebinar
Kansas City
Bert Day
Cora Whedon
Wilfred Peay
Fairbank
Calif
Kanwaka Hall
Day
Clare Coleman
Merc
Mra
Mise
Marie Howard
Four Point
Korea
Methodiat Woman's Magazine
Wanda Harvey
Mary McClintock
Harvey
Sample
Vinton
Capper Farewell Party Held on Capitol Hill
Washington reports a first in a series of farewell events for Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas as he nears January retirement. Guests included Mrs. Badgley and Mrs. Moran hosting at Capper’s office, a candle decorated cake marking 30 years in the Senate, and remarks from officials praising Capper’s work on low income housing.
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Arthur Capper
R.kan
Congress
Gerald J. Badgiey
Capper
John W. Moran
Parkland
Capitol Hill
Moran
Kansas City
Kansan
Senate
James Haslet
Topeka
Haslet
Government
Silver Spring
Badgley
Ed Rees
R.-Kan
R. J. Coar
Capitol Radio Room
National Papi Housing Authority
Pratt Junior College hosts fifth social science congress
The fifth social science congress sponsored by Pratt Junior College drew 125 students from 18 high schools in Pratt Kansas. Participants split into senate and house representatives and spent the day debating bills on proposed legislation.
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Pratt, Kans
Pratt Junior College
Senate House Representatives
U N Rejects Red Arms Proposition
The United Nations rejected the Red arms proposal as tensions eased in central China. Ralph Bunche voiced satisfaction with Israel's willingness to comply with orders. Observers expected communists to regroup in Suchow area while U.S. and allies coordinated food aid and diplomacy amid the Berlin and Ruhr questions.
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China
Suchow
Nanking
Claire Chennault
U.S
Marshall
Demonstrators Fire On Police At UNESCO HQ Beirut
In Beirut on November 19 Communist demonstrators fired on police near UNESCO headquarters as UNESCO secretary general Julian Huxley spoke. A group of 30 to 40 protesters protested the arrest of about 300 communists in Baalbeck, sparking the incident.
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Baalbeck
Royal baby progress ends daily bulletins in London
Princess Elizabeth and her infant son continue steady progress, leading doctors to discontinue daily updates. The Duke of Edinburgh, father of the newborn, makes his first public appearance since the birth at a private viewing of a Royal Society of Portrait Painters exhibition.
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Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Royal Society of Portrait Painters
Snow-bound South Haven Cancels Cedarvale Game
Snow-bound South Haven unable to play Cedarvale Broncos as officials canceled the Friday football game. Cedarvale will close their season with a Thanksgiving finale in Blackjack league play against Sedan.
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Kan
South Haven
Here
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Broncos
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Douglas county UNELCO committee to meet Tuesday night
Dr E L Novotny chairman said today the Douglas county committee for UNELCO will meet Tuesday evening in room 5 at Liberty Memorial high school.
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Douglas County Committee
U.N.E.L.C.O
Liberty Memorial High School
E. L. Novotny
Markets at a Glance New York Nov 19
Markets show gains in steels and rails with mixed bonds and uneven cotton as cotton, wheat, and corn move on demand. Chicago wheat rises helped by China trade. cash grain volume strong. Livestock prices mixed with steady hogs and limited beef cattle, butter and poultry details noted. Kansas City notes steady wheat and varied grain prices with cash grain up. Overall, futures show modest gains and steady cash markets across grains and livestock.
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Prairie reports steady to light demand in livestock line
Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow show cattle and hogs light with calves and sheep absent. Market notes from Chicago and Kansas City indicate fair demand and a steady to slightly firmer tone. The Wall Street session edged higher with gains in steel, automakers, and chemical stocks as operators shifted into a cautious uptrend.
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Kansas City
Winged soak on foes at gala and five later
Winged soak dominated foes at the gala with early drives, later totaling 18 points for the night while five rounds were worn.
Future Farmers of America Meeting Closes in Kansas City
Conner and Starke Fis witch presided as Future Farmers of America wrap up its closing day sessions in Kansas City. The event featured leadership remarks and organizational planning for the coming year.
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Kansas City
le Conner
Starke Fis Witch
Future Farmers of America
Card of Thanks for Ed Zimmerman Family
Card of Thanks notes gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother Ed Zimmerman and Family.
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Ed Zimmerman
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