Square dance event at 320 with Do-Sa-Do Club in Lawrence
The Do-Sa-Do Club of Lawrence hosted a square dance at 320 with Pat acting as in ceremon ies. Attendees came from Clinton Missouri Kansas Lawrence Leavenworth Overbrook Michigan Valley Hutchinson Emporia Baldwin Ottawa Fort Scott Sunflower and Olathe. Refreshments were served during intermissions by the Jaycee Jaynes.
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Pat
Lawrence
Clinton
Kansas
Leavenworth
Ion
Overbrook
Michigan Valley
Hutchin
Emporia
Baldwin
Ottawa
Fort Scott
Sunflower
Olathe
Jaycee Jaynes
Rooneys radio charge on tax return timing echoes campaign feud
Rooney told a radio audience that Arm failed to file a 1950 state tax return and claimed a $10,000 GOP gift funded his campaign. He said some state workers accessed tax forms, accused Arm of diverting attention from the governor, and noted his own 1950 filing status and taxes paid. Arm declined the invitation to appear on the program.
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Rome
Ann
Wate Supreme Court
Ar Rooney
Tate
Arn
Invita
Lawrence notes on student tickets and Bloodmobile drive
Reports from Lawrence detail university students receiving activity and transfer tickets under a new ruling, with Pinkerton guards restricting access to student sections and several people detained at gates. Also covered are a Red Cross Bloodmobile drive seeking 384 donors for 300-pint goal, blood to be shipped to Korea within 72 hours, and related volunteer efforts in Baldwin. Additional items include a university faculty member’s composition broadcast, a large football television party at Granada Theater, autumn color observations on Massachusetts Street, and campus notices from KU and the Vocational Education Board.
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Pinkerton
All-Student Council
Red Cross
Lawrence
Korea
Baldwin
John Heaton
Douglas County
Douglas County Red Cross
Journal-World
University of Kansas
John W. Pozdro
School of Fine Arts
Northwestern University
Evanston
NBC
Fd Poedro
Northwestern
Robert M. Delaney
Granada
Commonwealth Lawrence Theaters
The
University of Oklahoma
Memorial Stadium
Kuffs
K. U
Wdaf-Tv
Series of 12 wrecks report drunk driving and collisions
A series of traffic incidents reports multiple wrecks on Massachusetts Street Seventh and N streets and 14th and Tenn Street. Drivers Ellis Gonsulin and Claude Johnson face alcohol and drunkenness charges after a collision at 7th and N. J. Streets. Other crashes involve Groves and Wright, with injuries and vehicle damage estimated. Police note damage totals and two other accidents on Massachusetts Street and Tenn Street with varying fault.
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Mass. St
Kent
Crow
Sue ' T
Gial Court
Grover & White
Johnson
Gonustin
Giles Beverage Co
14Th
Tenn
Sts
G. Re Henderson
Miz. O. Withers
Kansas City
Tennessee Street
14Th Street
Withers
Henderson
Given Chance to Help Out Polio
An article discusses human polio trials using monkey-derived vaccine. Eleven bedridden Rosewood children were chosen. six received vaccine, five did not. Blood tests showed one child already had antibodies before vaccination. The piece notes polio’s commonality, antibody development, and varying outcomes, highlighting immunization potential.
Lawrence Woman Elected To Kansas Rebekah Post
Mrs Ruth Hill of Wichita was elected president of the Rebekah Assembly of Kansas at the Odd Fellows meeting in Topeka. Eva Mae HillMount Hope wardens Beulah Rogers Lawrence secretary Arvilla A. Smith Wamego treasurer were among officers named. Five affiliated bodies meet through Thursday with a sixth petition to form the Ladies Auxiliary of the Grand Encampment IOOF.
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Topeka
Mra
Ruth Hil
Wichita
Rebekah Assembly of Kansas Kc
International Order
Odd Fellows
Oia
Jen Lebee
Jewell
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Former Salina girl a Kansas City royal princess
Former Lawrence resident Miss Sarah Jean Wyatt, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wendell Wyatt, was named one of two princesses at the American Royal in Kansas City this week. The Wyatt family lived in Lawrence from 1937 to 1943 on Massachusetts Street where her father taught sanitation at the University of Kansas.
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Sarah Jean Wyatt
Wendell @ Wyatt
Salina
Kansas City
Lawrence
Miss Wyatt
Thry
University of Kansas
Wyatts
Massachusetts Street
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Baldwin and Lawrence
Deaths reported for Mrs Arus Bronammer of Route 2 Baldwin and James Milton Stone of 1822 N H St Lawrence. Other notices include Paul McDonald of Kansas City, Clyde Scofield in Waverly, and Henry of Big Springs. Rites set for several at St John Evangelical, Funk's Chapel, Rumsey Funeral Home, and Masonic Temple. Burial in church cemetery and Hillside Cemetery.
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Route 2
Baldwin
Ter
Oscar Stoebener
Benjamin A. Brohammer
Harold J. Brohammer
Barbara Rose Stoebener
Rand
M. A. Childs
Lawrence
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Worden
Henry Rieder
James Milton Stone
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
N. H. St
Emporial
Bank of Saffordville
Masonic Lodge
Modern Woodmen
Eastern Star
Methodist Church
Lillie K. “Mone
J. William Stone
Winfield
Cora M. Garth
Wichita
Jane Ward
Strong City
Edith Luddeke
Irvin
Funk's Chapel
C. J. Knox
Hillside Cemetery
Toledo
Paul McBona
Paul McDonald
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Santa Fe Railroad
Ruby McDonald
Lynne McDonald
Paseo
Newcomer's Chapel
Ganays
Henry
Big Springs
Rumsey Funeral Home
Frank McClelland
Topeka
Glenn Henry
Max Or Henry
Lecompton
Cyrus Burton
Raymond Henry
Ira James Henry
Durell F. Liles
Durell F. Liles, ‘Wonekat
Paul Glenn
Grey, Ind
Mabel Morriss
Fort Madison
Anderson
Kirkwood, Mo
Oneta Brown
A. Bchwegier
Raymond A. Echweeler
Hoor of Education
Universy of Kansas
Justin Hill
Laurence Woodruff
Raymond N
George Docking
George Baxter
Smith
Carl Drake
Corlett Harold Allen
Paul Smart
Walter Varnum
Masonic Temple
Har. Barr
Barr
Fire Department Active Over Weekend and Today
Firefighters answered seven alarms over the weekend and one this morning at 1245 Pa. St for a stove overheated in a house trailer owned by H. B. Anderson with no damage. Other calls included two grass fires near TeePeer Junction and north of it, both minor with no damage.
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Sapertelett
Pa. St
H. B. Anderson
TeePeer Junction
Hickory St
N. Y
W. 6Th
John Miller
Miller
Lyons St
Oak Hill Ave
Wisconsin Woman Injured In Car Track Collision
Mrs. Caroline Whitcomb of Hayward Wisconsin suffered minor knee and head injuries in a collision at Williamstown Junction nine miles northwest of Lawrence on US Highway 24. The wreck involved her husband L. E. Whitcomb driving a Whitcomb car and a Dugdale Packing Co truck driven by Thomas Jackson of St. Joseph Missouri. Damage estimated at 1800 dollars. Whitcomb summoned for failure to yield right of way. Jackson cited for failure to pass daily record per JKC.C. rules.
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Caroline Whitcomb
Hayward
Wisc
Williamstown Junction
Lawrence On
L. E. Whitcomb
Dugdale Packing Co
Thomas Jackson
St. Joseph
Whitcomb
Democrat Rally and Tea Set For Wednesday Here
Democratic campaign activities in Lawrence for 1952 center on a Wednesday tea at 3 p.m. in the Crystal Ballroom Hotel Eldridge with Kerneth Anderson and Mrs. Ruby Harris guest speakers. The 8 p.m. Community Building rally features WIBW entertainment and remarks by Charles Rooney and Cliff Holland. A 9:30 to 11:30 dance follows.
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Lawrence
Kerneth Anderson
Democratic Nations
Ruby Harris
Eldridge
Rformers
WIBW
Topeka
Charles Rooney
Congress
Sec
Cliff Holland
Anderton
John T. Young
Harris
Sea Turtle Backing Gov Stevenson Captures Attention
In New Bedford, a sea turtle with promotional paint backing Governor Stevenson drew attention as Democrats touted him as a sign of support. The piece notes the turtle was not the first to carry such messaging and cites skepticism about the political stunt.
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Gov. Stevenson
NEW
Bedford
Adal Stevers
Iroori
Stevenson
Roberty
Three Hundred Students to Attend HS Conference
About 300 high school students are expected Tuesday at Liberty Memorial High School for a Student Council Conference. Advance registrations come from numerous schools in Kansas, with sessions in groups led by named chairmen and a panel discussion to conclude after lunch and a mixer with local students.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Blue Mound
Eskridge
Eudora
Garnett
Hiawatha
Holton
Leavenworth Stan
Paola
Rosedale
Rossville
Topeka
Wamega
Kansas City
Baldwin
Atchison
Wichita
Perry
Tonganoxie
Argentine
Washington
Lawrence
Bob Gies
Highland Park
Evelyn Houlberg
Bob Fri
Shawnee Mission
Jim Martin
LMHS
Colette Peterman
Robert Hartley
Manhattan
Carrie Beth Moffatt
Wyandotte
Daryl Conger
Ottawa
E. A. Thomas
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Memorial Hospital births and injuries reported across towns
A long hospital list records births and patient cases in Eudora Sunnyside and nearby communities including Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Henry, and many others with babies born and injuries treated. Separate notes mention Linda Davis in Lyons Street and Alice Billingsly in Lecompton with minor injuries. A brief historical remark notes the shift in Negro population share since independence and Civil War housing of early Union troops in Washington.
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Linda Davis
John Dave
Lyons St
Alice Billingsly
Airplane lands safely after minor gear collapse in Kansas
The Bel lanca pilot, visiting the Tonganoxie area on a business trip, left the plane on the ground and traveled home by train. The company plans to retrieve the craft later. An airport official confirmed the incident occurred after a landing near Lawrence, with landing gear sustaining only light damage.
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Bellanca
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Kansas City Market Roundup Cattle Stocks Stocks and Prices
The Kansas City market notes cattle and calves activity with steady to higher prices, stockers and feeders up to 28 per hundredweight, prime steers around 33.50 to 34.50, heifers 25.50 to 32.50, cows 11.00 to 17.50, and hogs showing 25 to 50 lower. New York stocks list various industrials and utilities with mixed moves, while produce items show eggs at 42 to 60 cents a dozen and butterfat around 62 to 65 cents per pound. Poultry prices include hens at 20 to 21 cents per pound.
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Livestoc
Kansas City
USDA
New York
Am Tel & Tel
Atchison
Beth
Boeing
Chrysler
du Pont
le Eagle
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Kan
U& Kan
Pw & Lt
de Lion Oil
Martin
McKess & R
Avia Ohio Oil
Phillips
Reyn
Uty
K. C
Markets At a Glance Stocks Decline Quiet
Markets at a glance show stocks lower in quiet trading. Cotton advances on commission house buying while wheat remains firm amid drought in the Southwest. Corn steady with moderate export business. Oats steady with corn. Hogs steady to 50 cents higher with a top around 19.10. Cattle price gains of about 50 cents with tops near 36.50.
Stock Market Dips as Prices Turn Down Fractions
The Day reports a subdued New York market Monday with prices slipping fractionally. Trading volume sits around 1.1 million shares, well below the prior day’s activity. rails steels and metals show mixed but mostly steady action amid pressure.
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New York
Setan
Radio-Televisiom
Isai
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