Kansas University Fieldhouse Plan Aims at Capacity
Sedation leaders discuss seating, radius populations, and funding for a K U fieldhouse. Allen cites 100 mile radius populations around Lawrence Manhattan and Norman Oklahoma with about 400000 inside 100 miles of Manhattan. Hubert Brighton says no funding difficulty expected with legislature. State allotted 1 750 000 for K State project. 2 300 tons of steel anticipated. The building committee includes DeWitt Carr Raymond Nichols J J Wilson E Quigley Arthur Lonborg.
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Brsncat
K. U
Allen
Lawrence
Manhattan
Norman
Okla
University of Okjepon
Hubert Brighton
Board of Regents
Kansas State
Kansas University Building Committee
Dean T. DeWitt Carr
School of En-Ginetring
Raymond Nichols
J.J. Wilson
E. Quigley
Arthur C. Lonborg
Markets at a Glance in New York and Kansas City
Market notes from New York and Kansas City detail mixed results with stocks rising on some sectors while government bonds retreating. Wheat weak on war news, corn and oats uncertain. livestock markets show scattered changes with live cattle and hogs varying. A Kansas City report highlights alfalfa prices and steady to firm grain demand while local traffic fines are levied.
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New York
Treasury
Chicago
Angas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDAS
Advances in Masons Name New Grand Officers
Wichita reports the advancement of Bruce Newton to grand junior warden and the appointment of Floyd S. Beord as grand senior deacon of the Grand Lodge, A. and A. M. The changes follow the death of deputy grand master B. Harold Groff. Lynn Brodrick announced the proclaims.
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UPI
Bruce Newton
Floyd S. Eeord
Burlington
Grand Lodge
A. M
Kansas
Yale
Bepuiy Rand
S. Allan
Grand Junior
Nevius
Wealthy Kansan Dies After Three Year Illness
Albert A. Doerr, 84, of Larned Kan died after a three year illness. He built wealth from metal products and tanks, expanding from a small hardware store started 32 years ago. Doerr also owned wheat farms and ranches and served as Kansas State tax manager in 1923, with prior service as a state representative and senator.
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Larned
Kan
Albert A. Doerr
Western Land
Wm Ilness
Doerr
SiHe
Kansas
Memorial Hospital Birth Announcements List Names
A series of birth notices lists parents and addresses across Sunflower Sunflower W. An Irene Vermont Street Vermont Street Vermont Route 4 Vinland Barker Avenue Denver DeSoto Vermont Street Linda Stitler Route 6 Jeffrey Davis Sunflower West Twenty third Street Route 1 Route 5 Route 6 Baldwin Edith Rhoades East Thirteenth Street Haskell Ohio Street Tennessee Street yesterday over several households and cities including Sunflower Vinland De Soto Baldwin and Haskell with multiple babies born.
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C. G. Coe
Massachusetts Street
Irene Dyke
Iola Robson
East Seventeenth Terrace
H. An- Irene
Vermont Street
Mange McCartney
Mills Mra
Vivian Moon
Donald Patterson
Roxana Lawson
Perry
Pat Green
Katherine Camp
Vinland
SL. Lawrence
Barker Avenue
William Young
Denver
Cole
Darlene Webster
Babyirl
Locust Street
Claude Frice
DeSoto
Kathie Harrell
Linda Stitler
Charles Wise
Jeffrey Davis
Sunflower
Mildred Kampschroeder
West Twenty-third Street
Doris. Andrews
Louise Hornberger
Baldwin
Edith Rhoades
East Thirteenth Street
Robot Retail Faces Setback From Inflation
New York November 24 inflation hinders robot retail selling across soda pop to department stores. Merchants seek solutions as price boosts raise sales doubts and profits, debating nickel to dime transitions and robot coin handling costs. Industry analysts expect inflation to push the public toward dime pricing.
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New York
Astear
America
Marshall urges German aid to defend Western Europe
General Marshall told a Dawson homecoming crowd, praising Earl Locke Jr as the youngest national commander of the American Legion. He called German rearmament a critical question and urged allowing a genuinely democratic Germany to help defend Western Europe, despite past Nazi atrocities.
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Dawson
Marshall
Western
Europe
Earl Locke
Locke
Mae
Germany
Cocke
Thwarted in Search Before Scene of Wyoming Air Crash
Moran Wyoming November 24 Deep crevices and steep ridges hindered searchers from reaching the transport plane wreckage on Mount Moran. A first party climbed toward the scene but became momentarily misdirected by rough terrain. A second party redirected them but locating a safe crossing remained difficult, delaying confirmation of the fate of 21 aboard when the craft was spotted from the air yesterday.
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Wyoming
Moran
Wyo
Mount Moran
Grand Teton National Park
Ray
New
Telane Wa Mission
Smothering incident reported in Labrador cold spell
A late November report claims a group of 13 sleeping inhabitants were smothered to death early this morning on Labrador. The note places Labrador at latitude similar to northern Germany and mentions January temperatures being 40 degrees colder.
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Mexico
U—A
Labrador
Germany
Temperature Drop Follows Cold Kansas Missouri Clash
Bitter cold hit Columbia as Kansas and Missouri met for the 58th gridiron clash. Kickoff registered 17 degrees with 20 to 25 mph winds, dropping to 4 by the fourth quarter. Attendance appeared around 28 000 of 34 500 paid as fans left early amid the chill. Kansas players shivered through the loss while coach Jules Sikes lamented fatal fumbles.
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Missouri
Tiger Hotel
Studen's
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Lawrence
Altho
Tiger
Jules Sikes
Reserve Program a Farce in U S Defense Debate
Washington reports Representative Mahon denouncing the reserve program as a disgrace and farce as he notes committee plans to discuss adding billions for defense. He warns the United States cannot afford to be trapped in war with communist China amid installation reviews nationwide.
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Washington
U.S. Military Reserve
Mahon
Texas
House
Armed Services Appropriations Subcommittee
United States
China
Kansas City
Farm Bureau dues dispute heard in Douglas county
The article explains a court ruling on Farm Bureau dues in Douglas county. It would bar county bureaus from paying state dues and require county commissions to levy for county activities. Judge Means suggested the Kansas Farm Bureau should refund dues collected from county bureaus. The court kept jurisdiction to enforce the ruling and handle related matters. Douglas county collects ten dollar dues, uses five dollars for each member, and reports only that portion to the county budget.
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Judge Means
Kansas Farm Bureau
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Douglas County Commissioners
Married 65 Years Bazil Couple Celebrate In Arkansas City
Mr and Mrs C T Bazil observed their 65th wedding anniversary in Arkansas City Kansas. Mrs Bazil was 15 when wed at Butler Missouri November 24 1685. They previously lived near Billings Oklahoma where Bazil aged 86 farmed. They have six living sons and daughters 27 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren.
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Arkansas City
Kan
C. T. Bazil
Basil
Butler
Billings
Okla
Bazil
Local social notes from Columbia football game trip
Mrs. William Schanke and Miss Darlene Schindler were among attendees who went to Columbia for the football game yesterday. Dick Williams attended the K. U. M. A. football game yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Hovey H. Hanna also went to Columbia for the football game yesterday.
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William Schanke
Darlene Schindler
Columbia
Dick Williams
Hovey H. Hanna
Red China Party Arrives in United States
Red China’s premier and foreign minister Chou En-lai arrive as U N officials anticipate no immediate council meeting on Peiping charges. Diplomats expect the delegation may be pressed to discuss privately China’s Korea policy, though Beijing has signaled it will not discuss the matter openly.
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China
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Douging MacArthur
Orean
Peip Ing
Red Cross Workshop Brings Five Counties Together
A five-county Junior Red Cross workshop will convene Tuesday from 4 to 8 p m in the Lawrence Community building. Delegates from Jefferson Johnson Leavenworth Osage and Douglas Counties will share project plans under Miss Ruth Meller from St Louis Mo in charge. A dinner will follow at the Hearth with Douglas County Red Cross leaders including Mrs Margaret Hurley and others present.
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Red Cross
Lawrence
Jefferson
Johnson
Leavenworth
Osage
Douglas
Ruth Meller
St. Louis
Douglas County
Margaret Hurley
Marjorie Hipp
Helen
Gaw
Lorita Higginbotten
Lois Snider
Revised bids accepted for Emporia State dormitory
Revised bids totaling 474,885.25 were accepted by the state for the construction of a new women’s dormitory on the Emporia State college campus in Emporia Kansas. Frank E Blaser of Wichita will be general contractor for 298,131 with Midwest Plumbing and Heating of Kansas City at 56,015 and Brown Electric of Wichita at 20,739.
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Emporia
Kan
Emporia State College
Frank E.blaser
Wichita
Midwest
Kansas City
Brown Electric
Card of thanks for kindness during illness
Minnie Logan expresses sincere thanks to friends for beautiful cards flowers and other nice gifts received during illness in hospital and at home.
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Ars
Minnie Logan
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