Scrivner Sees Farm Policy Shift Amid Surplus Pressure
Congress member Scrivner argues for price and acreage controls reforms to curb surpluses and restore balance between supply and demand. He proposes caps on bushels and targeted premiums for high quality goods, urging more freedom for small farmers and reduced federal interference. He notes Republican gains in production, employment, and stable prices under three years of GOP leadership.
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Scrivner
House of Representatives Appropriations Committee
Military Appropriations Committee
U.S
A Dual-Control Lollipop Droodle Debate
A strange exchange over a Droodle title shows manager Frank Cooper calling for a different name and his manager Mrs Cooper weighing in with a quirky description. Pamela comments on a Wobfle SNAP while T notes caution, illustrating playful, uncertain conversations.
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Frank Cooper
Mrs. Cooper
Pamela
Scrivner tours Kansas district amid budget critique
Congressman Scrivner campaign swing critiques Truman spending and taxes as he visits Douglas County Court House for a constituent hearing then heads to Garnett Rotary Club Farm Night. He plans a 2 500 mile tour through major communities with Bill Cardin and Mrs Scrivner accompanying.
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Washington
Kansas
Truman
Scrivner
Douglas County
Garnett Rotary Club
Bill Cardin
Kansas University
Lawrence
Hospital admissions and births at Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Gifford admitted. Mrs. Charles Bryant, Susan and Sandra Cool, Cheryl Kramer, Leola Murray, Lee Talbert discharged. Dismissals include Mrs. Mary Denholm and baby girl, Robert Mounsey, Susan Rucker, Mrs Frankie Bell Siscoe, James McCoy, Howard Broyles, Bernadine Broers, Rita Ragan. Births: Edward and spouse welcome a daughter. Calvin Flory welcomes a daughter. Emerson Norton welcomes a daughter.
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A. 1
Charles Bryant
N. 5Th St
Susan
Sandra Cool
N. J
Cheryl Kramer
Ohio St
Leola Murray
Lee Talbert
Sunflower
Mary Denholm
Tonganoxie
Robert Mounsey
Mo. St
Susan Rucker
Ind. St
Frankie Bell Siscoe
Forgery charge filed against Donald Gonce in county court
Donald Gonce, 27, of 715 S. St. faces forgery and two related worthless check counts after allegedly passing a $47.85 check bearing the name Will McClintock at Lawrence National Bank on November 16. He was jailed after failing to post a $5,000 bond, with a preliminary hearing set for 2 p.m. Friday in County Court.
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Donald G. Gonce
S. St
Will McClintock
Lawrence National Bank
Gonce
Nanette Fabray Concussion From Backstage Accident
New York NBC actress Nanette Fabray suffered a slight concussion after a 75 pound scenery weight struck her backstage at Sid Caesar's Caesar's Hour. She sat up in bed at Doctors Hospital the next morning and is unlikely to perform on the next Monday's show.
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New York
Nanette Fabray
Sid Caesar
Doctors Hospital
National Broadcasting Co
Miss Fabray
Century Theater
Deaths and Funerals Items From Local Dailies
Leland Baker 53 of Olathe died at St. Luke's Hospital after a yearlong illness. He formerly owned Baker Coffee Co. and a dry goods store in Overland Park. Survived by wife Anna Rose, son John Leland (KU junior Phi Kappa Tau), daughter Laura Ann, mother Mrs. Laura Snavely. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Frye Chapel Olathe. Lulu Moore 79 died at Sioky Rest Home. arrangements pending. Adel Florea 81 of Hopkins Mo died last week. funeral held Friday at First Christian Church Hopkins. Mother of Donald Florea Lebanon Mo, formerly of Lawrence. He worked as a Hercules Powder Co property engineer at Sunflower. now with United Farm Agency in Lebanon. Lived at 1535 R I St. Survived by seven children, 15 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren.
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Kansas University
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Kansas City
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Frye
Adel Florea
Hopkins
First Christian Church
Donald Florea
Lebanon
Lawrence
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Sunflower
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Florea
R. I. St
Denver Florea
Wrist radio decades away or already here says Bell officials
Bell researchers in Lawrence discussed a future wrist band combining radio telephone and television with color or black and white images. The demo described a world where newborns receive unique numbers for lifelong contact and a wrist device to dial any world number and see and hear the caller. The concept hinges on transistor tech replacing vacuum tubes.
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Dave Hargis
The
Bell Co
Lawrence
Bell
Hargis
Dick Tracy
Sam Catchem
Henry Jameson Buys Controlling Shares In Publishing Firm
Henry Jameson of Abilene has bought a controlling stake in The R-C Publishers Inc parent to the Abilene Reflector Chronicle. Executor Sam R. Heller announced the sale by C. M. Harger heirs and Jameson also acquired remaining minority blocks completing a reorganization with new business partners. Jameson will remain president general manager and editor of the daily Reflector Chronicle. The R-C Publishers operates a printing department. Harger died last April at 92 after more than six decades in Abilene journalism and had led the company since its 1942 consolidation of Reflector and Chronicle. Jameson began as a junior reporter under Harger and returned in 1946 as business manager before becoming president.
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Henry B. Jameson
Abiléne
R-C Publishers, Inc
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
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C. M. Harger
Sam R. Heller
Harger
Daily
Reflector Chronicle
R-C Pub- Usher
Reflector and
Chronicle
New York
Reflector-Chronicle
K U Talks on Crime Praised by Governors
Gov Fred Hall endorsed the Conference on Criminal Responsibility to be held at Kansas University Friday and Saturday. He said the event aims to improve mental and penal institutions by pooling resources of educational and professional bodies to broaden understanding of judiciary issues. Representing state penal and mental institutions will attend with Judge Karl Miller. The conference is sponsored by KU Law and Medicine schools with the Menninger Foundation in Topeka. Dr Henry Weihofen of New Mexico University College of Law is a key participant.
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Kansas University
Hall
Hal
Karl Miller
K.U. School of Law
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Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Henry Weihofen
New Mexico University College of Law
Baseball may suspend operations for a year says World Telegram
New York World Telegram and Sun columnist Dan Daniel reports major league baseball could halt operations for one year due to pressure from the Department of Justice and TV lobbyists in Washington. Commissioner Ford Frick rejects the idea as nonsensical, asserting there has never been any thought of closing baseball.
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Dan Daniel
New York World-Telegram
the Sun
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Washinton
Columbus
Ohio
Ford Frick
Wichita Youth Admit Four Holdups in Wichita
Donald R. Foster and William Scranton both 17 admitted a series of holdups in Wichita over the past three months. Foster reportedly robbed a bakery filling station liquor store and supermarket while Scranton aided the supermarket job. The pair were arrested on a speeding charge in Gas City before being turned over to Allen County authorities. They also faced questions regarding a Sunday night Cole's Food Center burglary in Omaha and an Ottawa supermarket.
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Kas
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Wichita
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William
Scranton
Gas City
Allen County
Lorance
Butler
Lawrence
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Cole’s Food Center
N. 2Nd
Lincoln Sts
Ottawa
Inoculations Open For Douglas County Children Five to Nine
Salk polio vaccine will be available in December during two weeks for Douglas County children aged five to nine who have not had prior immunizations. Shots run 8 30 a m to noon and 1 to 5 p m on Monday Wednesday and Friday at the Health Department basement City Hall Lawrence.
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Douglas County
Lawrence-Douglas County
Murphys Lonborgs Carrs Guests for Bowl Festival
Kansas University officials and their wives will attend the Orange Bowl Festival in Miami Florida for New Year’s. Guests include Chancellor and Mrs. Franklin Murphy athletic director and Mrs. A C Lonborg Dean and Mrs T DeWitt Carr. The trip covers the Orange Bowl game Maryland versus Oklahoma with lodging at the Shelborne Hotel.
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Oklahoma
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K. U
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A. C. Lonborg
T. DeWitt Car. Carr
Big Seven
Shelborne
Fire Crews Respond to Two Dispatches in Lawrence
Lawrence firemen were called this morning to the Chateau Drive In at 1802 Mass. St. for an accidental grease fire on a kitchen range with no damage. Earlier Monday night a transformer east of Pinckney School at 6th and Miss. Sts. overloaded and smoked. no damage outside the transformer.
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Std and
Vt. Sts
Market News Summary From Kansas City and Wall Street
Market notes show mixed gains in stocks and firmer grains with wheat futures at modest strength. Livestock markets in Kansas City report steadier to firmer hogs and cattle with some weights weaker, while grains and produce prices vary across cereals and farm products. The Day In Wall Street records an early uptick in stock prices led by pivotal issues as trading momentum grows.
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New York
Joserg
Bethlehem
Market Movers Lead Thin Trade Across Major Firms
Stocks in Steel Montgomery Ward and General Dynamics edged higher with Kenneentt Copper Al Hind Chemical Du Pont and Amer ada posting gains while Santa Fe and Northern Pacific hovered near flat. Other notable names Republic Steal Chrysler Boring Anaconda American Dynamics New York Central Union Pacific and Standard Oil NWS posted mixed results alongside laser makers Douglas Aircraft Superior Gil of California and International Nickel.
Divorce Suit Filed in District Court
Rolland EF Dibble Jr files divorce suit against Charlotte Frances Dibble in District Court.
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Rolland Ef, Dibble Jr
Charlotte Frances Dibble
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