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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1952

Page

2

Farm Prices and Farm Products Pin Drop

The department reported that prices paid by farmers for production goods fell about one third of one percent in the month. Prices received by farmers in mid November were about 85 percent below year earlier levels and well under the record set in February 1951. The October figures showed prices paid down from a year ago by about two thirds of one percent. Prices received hovered around 277 percent of the 1910-14 average, compared with 282 percent a month earlier and 313 percent at the record.

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Court ruling on revenue bonds for utilities in Kansas

A district court ruling discusses using revenue bonds to finance utilities under Kansas law. The decision notes the act of revenue bonds could shift costs to users, with heavy users paying more and light users paying proportionally less, while profits from the utilities might repay the bonds. The case references Hill Coe and Rada and mentions a second wave of considerations.

DSC Hill

Mental Health in Your Life class offered in Lawrence

A university and Lawrence Adult Education joint program presents a five session course titled Mental Health in Your Life at Memorial High School meeting Tuesdays from Jan 6 to Feb 3 at 7 50 pm. Guest lecturers include Dr Edward Harshinger Dr Mitton Kirkpatrick and others. fee is 4 for all sessions or 1 per single lecture.

Topeka Kansas Highway Department E. J. Logsdon University of Kansas Lawrence Adult Education School Edward H. Harshinger University of Kansas School of Medicine Mitton Kirkpatrick Greater Kansas City Mental Health Foundation de Paule Laybourne

Roadway Detours and Open Routes List by Regions

Regional road notice lists open routes and detours across Northeast and Central Kansas. It enumerates highways such as K-3 from Concordia to Beloit, K-10 segments from Aine to Alta Vista, K-106 at Minneapolis, and K-57 north of Dwight, with several parallel entries for Northwest and Southwest regions and a note that all routes in Northwest are currently open.

Waterville Corning Centralia Bigelow Onaga Aine Alta Vista Orth Central Asa Hunter Barnes Concordia Beloit Greenleaf Lincoln Ellsworth Marquette Minneapolis Elmo USON Herington Dwight Timken Shaffer Arlington Foneich Zerda Sawyer

Obituaries for Ells Jones Collins Love and family

Four children and eight grandchildren mourn Ells Jones a former Lawrence resident who died in Compton California with funeral plans pending. Eliza Collins 91 dies in Osage City and is survived by two sons and three grandchildren. Earl William Love 52 dies in Missouri. services at St Luke's AME Church follow in Oak Park Cemetery with burial at Oak Park.

Ells Jones Ella Jones Lawrence Compton Calif Hayden Jones Irene Dale Detroit Glass Jones Fay de Vere Roy Clawson Carl Clawson Iowa Arden Clawson Inwood Laura Roper L. R. Clawson Elisa Collins Eliza Collins Osage City Douglas County Overbrook Louis Schaefer Scranton St. Patrick's Catholic Church Michael Collins Are Willam Collins Fornia Charles Fawl Earl William Love Earl Wiliam Love A City St. Thie S St. Luke's Nes Florence Love William A. Love Kansas City Ralph W. Love Oakland George Baker Ethel ‘Love Washington, D. C Snt. Luke's Church Oak Part 1 Bowser-Lee Kenneth Lewton Mickie Mike Faris Valley Falls Power and Light Company Honorving Thaine Koons Walter Myers Garmti Garnett Myers Dale Parker George Anderson Jack Dick Geraldine Vanover PTA Treasury Max Engle Jennie Roberts Charles Stewart Adair Edmonds Kyle Moran Topeka Clara Vanek Joseph Shrader Church of the Assumption American Legion Oskaloosa Mountain Hard H. L. Johnson Ee Oskaloosa C.E.S Masonic Hall Mabel LaGer Friedol ‘Winansworthy White Shrine of Camp Crowder John Blevins William Buck Creek Valley Kansay Old Settlers Ed Blevins David Blevins Ella Langley Denver Donald Flentie Mark Leavenworth James Swoyer Marjorie Lawrence Easum Easum Gas Service Company Seaman high school_at

CROP Drive Pace Stalls as Funds Lag in County

Contributions to the Douglas County CROP program are lagging with only 1840.35 raised after weeks of solicitation in rural areas and Lawrence. The goal is 3400, leaving the drive short. several township chairs report no reports while local churches sent small sums. A separate Agriculture Department note says a ban on Canadian livestock imports will be lifted March 1 if no outbreak of foot and mouth disease occurs, following Mexico’s earlier easing.

Douglas County Christian Rural Overseas Lawrence Fred Bremer Lecompion Wakarusa Palmyra Township St Paul's Real Church Turned Evangelical United Brethren Church Worden Marion Township Bremer Washington Agricul Department de Mt

Baldwin High to Initiate Thirteen into National Honor Society

Thirteen Baldwin High School students will be initiated into the National Honor Society in a ceremony at the school gymnasium. Juniors Kirby Hayes and others will be among those inducted.

Baldwin High School Bsr Eymilleen Greed. Gymnasium Kirby Hayes

Flaced on Feoration Wilks Kilburn and Ba of 316 N 8th St

A garbled notice reports William Wilks and Kilburn along with an individual at 316 North Eighth Street receiving a one year probation sentence after a vehicle incident involving a pea shooter.

William’ Wilks St. Iva Kilburn Raeburn Lisher Sth Ronnie Ion Ucense

Visit South America This Friday to Washington

A brief note announces a Friday visit to South America by John L. Lew with fees over one month. The event seems linked to America and Washington activities, highlighting international engagement and scheduling.

Washington John L. Lew America

Stolen Car Located and Local Names Collected

A new Ford sedan stolen from Beedle Beedle's showroom after a rear window was broken has been located. The report lists numerous residents and addresses including Elizabeth Handley Lin wood Rev Albin Holmer To peks Ruth Goins Route 3 Mra Mebel ale Ebert Balan John Snow 246 N ie lle Hines 35K 1 Stiei ee Eugene Sparks McLouth Laurena Shobe Pamela Jimenez 1415 N to , Aileen Evans Eudora John David Masters Sunflower Beverly Stanfill 421 N St ane Bettyman 1505 15th iy ey ereida Hathaway St Opal Bas Burton Delta Marie Jaminon Pomona Norma Fuller 205 E 18th St John Blevins 347 Elm St Rev Albin Holmer To peka Margaret Percifield twin ditc girl Eudora Juanita Hub bard Route 6 Royce Elslinger Sunflower a daughter Thursday.

Elizabeth Handley Linwood Albin Holmer Topeks Ruth Goins Route 3 Mebel Ale Ebert Balan Ath Mitchell John Snow N. Ielle Hines Stiei Ee Eugene Sparks McLouth Laurena Shobe Lyons St. Freeman Sales Bare St Pamela Jimenez N. To Aileen. Evans Eudora John David Masters Sunflower Beverly Stanfill N. St Ane Bettyman Ereida Hathaway X. Opal Bas Burton 15Th St Delta Marie Jaminon Pomona Norma Fuller E. 18Th St John Blevins Elm St Topeka Margaret Percifield Juanita Hubbard

Parrots Get Clean Bill for Free Speech at Zoo in Chicago

In Chicago Brookfield Zoo director Robert Bean reports 250 parrots passed a test of speech in response to a visitor’s complaint about a “wicked looking” bird. The strongest words heard were “Oh, Fudge.” Bean notes birds may have behaved during testing, as one boy with neighborly ears. A separate local incident: a driver’s license mix up in a minor traffic scrape, and a fire at 2033 N. H. St. caused by a heat lamp with $100 damage.

Chicago Brookfield Zoo Robert Bean Mama Elsie Hadi N. H. St John Miller Miller

Risks in real estate contracts and post signing problems

A discussion at Town Hall covers what happens if a house burns or is damaged after a signed contract. It warns buyers may be tied to the deal, while sellers face potential restoration duties and contract enforcement. It notes underinsurance, title issues, and the risk to buyers and builders when homes are not in the agreed condition at closing.

Town Hall Poronetely Aecee

Naval Aviation Cadet Alvin Haverty Named

Naval Aviation Cadet Alvin D. Haverty, son of Mr and Mrs A A Haverty, is listed among cadets in a public notice. The item identifies his parentage and affiliation with the naval aviation program.

Naval Aviation Alvin D. Haverty Mrs A. A

Divorce granted in District Court for Floyd W. Andrew Leah M. Andrew

Floyd W. Andrew and Leah M. Andrew were divorced in District Court on Tuesday. The decision finalized the dissolution of their marriage with no immediate appeals indicated in the partial record.

Floyd W. Andrew Leah M. Andrew

Frank Barnett Named to Baldwin City Council Seat

Frank Barnett of the Baldwin Elevator was appointed to the Baldwin City Council this week by fellow council members. The move fills a vacancy and signals ongoing local government for Baldwin City.

Frank Barnett Baldwin Elevator Baldwin City Council

Market News Markets At Glance

Market news shows mixed movements across stocks bonds and commodities. Wheat, corn, oats and hogs display varied price shifts with specific Kansas City grain bids and local cash grain values, alongside poultry and egg price details and live animal notes.

Cash Grain Kansas City

Market and livestock notes with mixed prices and Wall Street gains

A stock market report notes another yearly high with strong advances led by rails and steels amid broader gains. Volume rose to about 2.1 million shares, after Thanksgiving trading, with some soft spots in scattered sectors. Cattle and hog prices show varied movement in the livestock section.

Wall Street New York

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