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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1952
Page
2
Agricultural expert Lasley outlines feeding strategies for spring piglets and brood sows. He stresses early start, weight targets during pregnancy, and adjusted daily rations. The article compares pasture versus dry lot feeding and highlights protein, minerals, and vitamin considerations for healthy litters.
Paris honors Philippie Le Clerc de Hautecloque after World War II service leading the Second French Armored Division. He died in Algeria in 1947 and is buried in a Napoleonic crypt at the Invalides. In Jersey City a car crash killed three teens and left another dying.
At Memorial Hospital Gary Winter the list includes Mrs. Margaret Johanning Baldwin Route 2 Johnny Crow Sunflower Miss Maxine Hate Haskell Milton Moore Phyllis Connett and baby Mrs. Lorena Site Lyons St St Peng a St William Emporia Juliana Pearson Pamela Jiminez 1415 N 1 St Sheila Schmitend S Park St Cleo Ji baby boy Pickens baby boy Tonde Mr and Mrs Wilbur Edwards Eudora a daughter Friday Mr and Mrs Paul HS Mo St a daughter Friday Mr and Mrs Jerry Wackerle 166 Ky State today Mr and Mrs Frank Dobyns 16 A Sunnyside a daughter today Lawrence Loige No 645 Special Communication Dec 1 pm Third Degree Sojourners Welcome Walter B Sneegas WM Walter H Varnum
In Lawrence, a K U student left for Newton Tuesday amid a central snowstorm. Three fraternity brothers from the Kansas University basketball team spotted him along a snowbound highway two days later, leaving them to wonder if he reached Newton or will brave another trek back to Lawrence in the gale.
New Delhi reports a brusque Soviet rejection of India’s Korean resolution before the United Nations has shaken belief in Russia as a reliable advocate for world peace. The incident stirs Indian concern over alignment and global diplomacy.
Belgrade dedicates a large steel mill opened in the past five years with funding from U S capital and engineering expertise from Britain and the United States.
President Elpide Quirino granted Batu Kamlon and 23 followers a conditional pardon from life sentences on Saturday.
The report details alleged influence by attorneys Paulli of St Louis and Maury Hughes of Dallas in parole actions for former gangsters. Hughes denies involvement while Dillon, a Dallas figure, cites no comment. The men were freed after serving one third of ten-year terms, following a parallel dismissal of an additional mail fraud indictment.
Mrs. Louisa Virginia Keith, 90, of 32 Elm Street died at her daughter Verna Andersons home, 78 Walnut Street. She was born in Guyandotte West Virginia and moved to Lawrence as a child. She attended First Baptist Church of North Lawrence and is survived by daughter Cleo Peterson of Denver and daughter Verna Anderson. Funeral services to be announced. Herbert N. Brecheisen Sr., 70, of Wellsville died after a stroke. He was born to George and Mary Brecheisen, married Anna Hunzicker in 1904, farmed before retiring, moved to Wellsville, and served on the city council. He is survived by his wife and five sons Ray, Daniel, Herbert Jr, Eugene and Howard. Funeral services were held in Wellsville. burial at Wellsville Cemetery.
An 18 year old bride, Mrs John D Pote of McPherson Kansas, died in an ice slick auto crash ten miles south of Asher Oklahoma on State Highway 18 near a Canadian River bridge. Her husband and two others were injured.
Sim on Hamalainen converts an old sardine cannery bus into a hunting lodge. The vehicle gains three bunks a portable table a heater and a gas range for cooking. He notes the stove lets him cook from the lower step and that it beats sleeping in the woods.
A P A spokesman for NATO said Friday night that all 14 member countries have promised to increase their defense expenditures next year.
John A. Fenimore, 72, prominent business and civic reader in Pittsburg, died Friday after a yearlong illness.
A string of crashes from Tokyo to Alaska results in 52 dead and eight survivors. Eleven men were lost and seven rescued in a C46 incident near Korea. A C-119 vanished from Anchorage to Kodiak, another near Billings killed half of 16. A C-124 found Friday disappeared, a RCAF bomber perished on Vancouver Island, and a Tacoma crash wiped out three families. The Air Force will study avionics and training to probe navigation and weather factors.
In Halifax Nova Scotia two Dart mouth women narrowly escaped when a lightning bolt struck the umbrella carried by Mrs E Purchase. A companion witnessed a sizzling sound and a blue flame shooting from the steel tip as they walked along the street. An edible jelly can be made from ivory.
The Armed Forces brief reports Harry B. Prim of Overbrook inducted into the Army on November 20. Airman Bruce Bosworth of Wellsville is stationed at Rapid City Air Force Base attending Air Forces school. Pvt. Leon Johnson of Tonganoxie transferred from Camp Crowder to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
The weeklong storm brings 186 inches of moisture, lifting November totals to 229 inches and the year to 22.6 inches. Normal monthly rain runs 154 inches, while snow for November reaches four inches, more than triple the 1.25 inch average.
John H. Cooter of the Topeka Social Security office warns about widespread misconceptions. A 46 year old woman believed 18 months of work would yield maximum benefits at 65, but with only 18 months she would receive nothing. To qualify at 65 she must work at least 10 years between 1951 and age 65, and benefits depend on average monthly earnings. Cooter urges inquiries at local offices, especially for those nearing 65, and directs survivors to contact the Social Security office. Submarine speed note appears as stray text.
The report lists poultry and livestock prices including roosters, young turkeys, ducks, geese, guineas and Beltsville turkeys with several weight categories. It also covers Wheat corn and soybeans prices, butterfat, eyes, and hogs. Kansas City USDA market data shows cattle and calves with price shifts, bulls, stockers, feeders, and feeder calves along with weighed weight ranges and grade distinctions.
The Rev. Perry O. Hanson of Toia, a former YMCA secretary at the University of Kansas and once held by the Communists in China, will be the spiritual speaker at Baldwin Chapel Methodist Church Sunday at 11 a.m. The service is sponsored by the Women’s Society of Christian Service.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors friends and relatives for flowers cards and letters sent after our son's death and funeral signed Mr and Mrs Sam Findley and family.
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