Governor Doubtful About Budget Cuts
A Hebron boy abandonment incident ends with a teen suspect fleeing after a deputy confronts him with a gun. The youth, aided by a car with Dickinson County Iowa plates, allegedly left the infant at a gas station. Governor Docking expresses uncertainty on major budget cuts, favoring efficiency and targeted reductions in social welfare and education. Deputy Young secured the gun incident as authorities pursue leads, while Revenue Director Kirchner outlines a plan to boost state revenue by ending corporate federal tax exemptions.
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Hebron
Neb
Thayer County
H. A. Schoenfeldt
Kansas
Dickinson County
Iowa
Schoenfeldt
Claude Young
Young
Docking
J. E. Kirchner
Kirchner
Legislative Council
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Mrs. Anna R Coleman 53 died at home 730 Elm St after living in Lawrence 33 years. Born June 17 1904 in Howard County Mo she was a First A M Baptist member. Survivors include husband Charles and eight children plus siblings and grandchildren. Funeral plans by Bowser Lee Mortuary. George Edward Souseoante 74 of Topeka died Monday in Topeka. He was a retired Assembly of God minister and former Topeka School Board employee. Survived by wife and several children. funeral arrangements to be announced. George D Breakey 63 of 117 W 15th St killed when a dynamite cap blew off a drill. Funeral 3:30 p m Wednesday from Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Theckla Henderson 80 died Saturday in Colorado Springs. services 2:30 p m today in Colorado Springs. sister Waldo Durr of Colorado Springs. two nephews Durr and Charles Durr of Eudora. Clara Roberts 1129 Cre St noted by marriage connection to the family.
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Anna R. Coleman
Anna “R. Coleman
Elm St
Howard County
Lawrence
First
A. M. Baptist Church
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Charles’ Coleman
Georgia Rose Bell
Minnie J. Brown
Tonganoxie
Betty Ann Filer
Kansas City
Nina Coleman
Paul C. Coleman
Forbes Afb
Topeka
Charles W. Coleman
Navy
Larry Coleman
Paul Payne
George Edward Challacom
George Edward Souseoante
Laah Long
Assembly of God Church
Board of Education
Scranton
George D. Breakey
15Th St
Rumsey
Memorial Park Cemetery
Albert Bramble
VFW
Breakey
Bayers Construction Co
Manhattan
Joseph R. Pearson
Fred Isaacs
E. 23Rd St
Grace Hatcher
Lecompton
Wheeler Breakey
City Island
N.Y
Montecello
Theckla Henderson
Colorado Springs
Henderson
Eudora
Waldo ‘Durr
Colorado
Seine
Durr
Charles Durr
Clara Roberts
Meeting Notice From Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR yields a notice labeled MEOTING NOTICE with scattered names and addresses. The readable bits mention Mrs Lillian and Beth visiting Ozon Ave and a home dispute or gathering. Details are unclear and incomplete.
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Ional
Lillian
Beth
Ozon Ave
Belta
Rezoning Hearing and Blue Banner Award in Lawrence
A Lawrence Planning Commission meeting agenda includes a public hearing on rezoning requests for a 2200 block Barker Avenue site to permit a doctors office and an appeal of zoning exceptions. J C Penney seeks a new store arrangement. A preliminary plat for a subdivision near Massachusetts Street is also planned. Lawrence firms win Blue Banner for high United Fund participation. Homecoming decorations at Kansas University feature cartoon themes and judging events set for late October. De Soto calls off football game due to flu impact on student attendance.
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Barker Avenue
Planning Commission
Dentists
Barker and
23Rd Street
J.C. Penney Co
Patee Arcade
Massachusetts Street
Sward
Lawrence United Fund
United Fund
Lawrence
Commonwealth Theaters
Reappointment in Red Cross Fundraising Drive Named
Lawrence resident Bill Hough is named regional view man for the annual nineties Red Cross fundraising camp. Four other regional vice chairs are announced: Ozie Meckel of Hays Dom Shultz of Dodge City Mrs James Shea of Wamego and Col A E Schanze of Leavenworth.
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Bill Hough
Lawrence
By. G.,orval
Obberts
Kansas
Ozie Meckel
Hays
Dom Shultz
Dodge City
James. F. Shea
Wamego
A. E.schanze
Leavenworth
Golden Era of Kansas Journalism Cited by Editor
Topeka editor Rolla A. Clymer lauds a fifty year span as a golden era of Kansas journalism at the Kansas Historical Society’s 82nd annual meeting. He praises titans like William Allen White, Ed Howe, Victor Murdock, Charles F. Scott, Henry J. Allen, Arthur Capper, and Charles M. Harger, noting their vigor, leadership, and enduring impact on public life.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rolla A. Clymer
el Dorado
The
Kansas Historical Society
Clymer
Historical Society
William Allen ‘White
Emporia Gazette
Kmony
Ivoid
White Lonce
Ed Howe
Atchison
Victor Murdock
Wichita
Hfe
Charles F. Scott
Tola
Henry J. Allen
Fat Man and Pregnant Gals Share Backache Link, Doctor Says
Atlantic City report details Canadian surgeon Dr Frank Patterson noting backaches in overweight men and pregnant women due to center of gravity strain. He cites emotional tension as a frequent cause and says about 20 to 15 percent of backaches are neurotic in origin.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Frank Patterson
Vancouver
General’ Hospital
Newamen
American College of Surgeons
Kansas University Grad Drives Colgate Palmolive Expansion
Delbert Perkins, KU graduate of 1947, now an industrial engineer with Colgate Palmolive, will supervise engineering in four large plants from New York City offices. He served as an Army captain in World War II and previously worked in overseas assignments. The Br itish University Institute of Stati notes wage and tax figures.
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Delbert Perkins
Laeerence
Kansas University
Ome Indus,rial ‘Ial
Tele Products
Colgate- Palmolive Company
New York City
Kazsar Cl
Jettersonville
Ind
Bercheley
Jersey
Perkins
Army
Memorial Hospital Admits Multiple Local Residents
Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Mildred Percival Sadie Baird Rossville Archie Nichols Carolyn Mikola Hetty Beckwith Charlotte Clark Eugene Shepard Melind Cain Sel ma Tauber and others. Dismissals include Mary Bradshaw and Margaret Stanfield with baby, and Dora Reusch with baby. Births reported for Mr. and Mrs. John Bedlan a daughter Monday.
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Mildred Percival
13Th St
Sadie
Baird
Rosseville
Archie J. Nichols
Baldwin
Nelson M. Hall
Haskell Ave
Carolyn Mikola
Mont, St
Hetty Beckwith
Eudora
Charlotte Clark
N. H. St
Eugene Shepard
N. 7Th St
Melind Cain
Sel‘ma Tauber
Sunnyside
Mary Bradshaw
St. Michael Duane
Harding
Ala St
Margaret Stanfield
Pa.St
Dora. Reusch
John Bedlan
Prairie St
Gold Ball in Space Aids In Realization Trained' Mind Vital
Kansas University Chancellor Frank lin Murphy spoke before the State Chamber of Commerce council on education. He emphasized education as a yardstick for future programs and warned of potential costs and decisions ahead. Participants included Dr. Bryan Stoffer of Washburn University.
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Murphy
Topeka
Franklin D
Yearbook and Papers On Agenda For Campus Meeting
Kansas University hosts the 38th annual high school journalism conference with about 200 students. KU journalism faculty and area advisers lead sessions on newspapers and yearbooks, with displays from school publications and prize-winning photography.
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Kansas University
KU William, Allen
School of Journalism and University Extension
Kansas State High High School Activities Association
Burton W. Marvin
Maurice Caren
Frances Grinstead
Emil L. Telfel
Frank Naylor
Wyandotte
G. QO. Watson
Shawnee Mission
Watson
Tom Yee
Jpyhawker
Hugh E. Anderson
Myers
Topeka
William K. Prewitt
East High School
Kansas City
Jimmy Bedford
Florence Robinson
Ottawa High School
William J. Greer
Topeka High School
Flint
Hall
NSPA
Charges Will Be Filed Against John Mollett
Multiple charges will be filed against John Mollett, 32, of Topeka, in connection with a traffic death near Lawrence on U S Highway 40. County Attorney Wayne Aliphant said the charges include driving under the influence, negligent homicide and no driver's license. a hold order was placed at Lawrence Memorial Hospital where Mollett lies in fair condition.
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John Mollett
Topeka
Lawrence
U.S. Highway 40
Wayne Aliphin
Mollett
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Henry Mollett
the Hospital
Child's Body Found In Tennessee Mountains
The body of 3 year old Minnie Haun was found yesterday at the base of a cliff in the Cumberland Mountains of East Tennessee about six miles from her home. The child had been missing since last Tuesday and survived several nights before dying Friday or Saturday. Coroner Jones of Campbell County ruled death due to exposure and starvation.
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Lafollette
Tenn i
Minnie “Haun
Cumberland
East Tennessee
Weaver Gift Fountain Exhibit Opens At KU Museum
The Arthur D. Weaver Memorial Fountain will be presented at the Kansas University Museum of Art with an 8 p.m. Saturday opening. The fountain, donated by Mrs. Amarette W. Veatch and Arthur B. Weaver in memory of Arthur D. Weaver, will be set in a garden court near Spooner Thayer Hall. The exhibit titled Fontinalia The Art of the Foundation and the Fountain in Art surveys fountains in art through more than 70 works loaned from museums and collectors across the U.S. and Europe, spanning from pre Renaissance to modern pieces. The centerpiece is the 18th century bronze fountain by Pierre LeGroys the Elder, depicting spirits of the stream with a boy and girl and water from an urn. The work, from Baron Cassel Van Doorn’s collection, will join the museum’s sculpture holdings. The show runs through November 30 in basement galleries. reception welcome to the public.
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Musbeum
Arthur D. Weaver
Kansas University Museum of Art
Pierre LeGros
Arpeigie W. Veatch
Arthur B. Weaver
Fontinasia
Weaver
Amarette W. Veatch
Lawrence Merchant
Spooner-Thayer Hall
Fontinalia
Fountain In
Fountinala
Fountains
Wells and Springs
Edward Maser
United States
Europe
U.S
Pierre LeGroys the Elder
Cassel’Van Doorn
Maser
Red Sox Sell PCL Club to Giants in PCL Deal
Boston Red Sox general manager Joe Cronin announced the sale of the club in San Francisco of the Pacific Coast League to the New York Giants. In exchange the Red Sox receive the Minneapolis club of the American Association and an undisclosed cash payment.
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Boston
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
San Francisco
Minneapolis
American Assn
Benson urges county agents to promote understanding of farm policies
Boston secretary urges 11,09 county agricultural agents to educate farmers and the public about agricultural policies and programs. He notes the controversy over government role centers on controls versus enabling farming to use scientific advances and free agriculture from rigid prediction and price manipulation.
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Boston
Digreaiune
Benson
Agriculture Department
I Iit
National “Assn
Agricultural Agente
Bereson
Fire Evacuates 50 From Kansas City Apartment
Fifty persons were evacuated safely when a fire broke out in a three story apartment building near 12th and the Paseo. The blaze was confined to a vacant unit as Battalion Chief Brisbin described a trash filled back porch as the origin area. The cause was not determined. A divorce suit was filed in District Court by Eras M Tallent against Beatrice Tallent and Jack Irvin against another party.
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Kansas City
Brisbin
Eras M. Tallent
Jack Irvin
Expression of thanks for support after bereavement
With deep sense of gratitude we thank friends and neighbors for help and kindness during our recent bereavement and sorrow. Mrs Perry Palriatrer
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Perry
Palriatrer
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Slaters
Elsie Burney
Flint, Miah
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John C. Taylor
Percy Kaiser
Jasper Payne
Clarence Payne
Miller
William Payne
Kansas City, Mo
Lindley Hall
Lawrence Little
DeSoto
Hough
May Jean
Kenhewer
Meade Alcorn
Alcorn
Mary Jean
Arthur Capper
Charles M. Harger
Abilene
Scott
Frank P. MacLennan
W. ¥. Morgan
Hutchinson
Lyons
Herold T. Chase
Jess C. Denions
Hugh J. Powell
Coffeyville
Kansas University Grad
Britle University
Institute of Stati
Memorial Hospital
John Mollet
KU Museum
Red Sox
McCowit
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