Town Hall meeting marks observance of American Education Week
Town Hall events set for November 5 and 6 in Liberty Township high school auditorium. Dr. Ames Gandle leads psychiatry staff as main speaker with an official panel including Dr. Gundie Les Topping and others. Community leaders and groups organize a program of lectures, invocations, and social hour to promote education values and citizen responsibilities across Lawrence.
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Sandsy
Foe
Liberty Tysteday
Bandred Cyne
Ames Gandle
E. A
Wolfe
Efeds
Fev
Leland Young
Hawienes Ministerial Alliance
W. Q. Nelson
Nash Mental Health Clinic
Gundie ‘Les Topping
Sictory Somnetly
We Ten TE
Parent-Teacher Council
Frieda Cowles
Lawrence Educational Council
Ihe
Andioice
Leaper
de ‘Ott
Lawrence- Dorglas County
Emma Berg
Douglas County
Frank Gray
Jourendle Court
Juliette Clapp
Mental Health Clinic
Victor H. Hildyard
The
Medical Association
Carrol Clark
County Health Advisory Council
American Education Week
Feole
National Education Association
American Legion
United States Office of Education
National Congress of Farenta and Teachers
Lawrence Sponears
A. Aa & Ite
Ippa
Fy ‘Ouncil Lawrence Public Schools
Business and Professional Women's Club
Isin! Alliance
Doulas Couny Medical Association Garters
Lawrence League F For the Practice of Democracy
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Soroptomist Club
Warm spell continues in Kansas with cool downs inland
Topeka on October 27 reports unusually warm temperatures across Kansas with highs in the 70s to mid 80s and only light showers forecast. Anthony reached 93 tied for nation's high, while Arkansas City and Presidio posted 90s. Cooler conditions move into the west and north tomorrow. southeast readings stay in the 50s to 60s at night.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Mercury
Anthony
Presidio
Tex
Ichita
Arkansas City
Phillipsburg
Concordia Aureas
Goodland
Veterans on the farm training honored at dinner
The event recognized a group of veterans completing a farm training program. Speaker Professor Doll outlined six planning balances including soil fertility, crop and soil alignment, labor conservation, and income versus family needs. Advisory council members and dignitaries attended, emphasizing soil permanency for national welfare.
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Henry Fox
Joe Cox
LaVerne
Bud” Jon
Bourke J. Jordon
George Lobingier
Joe White
Joe Elder
Alan
William Coomb
Edwin C. Sample
Dull
Profesor Doll
Neal Wherry
Wilson
Counts
Melvon Wertzbenger
George Boutell
William Frsick
L. V. Folsom
America
Lewis Dresser
Veterans Administration of
Kansas City
Russell E. Carter
Henry Shenk
William D. Wolfe
A. E. Woestemeyer
John Andrews
John Crown
Howard Wiseman
Ed Martin
Paul Johnson
Edwin Sample
Richard Simpson
Sample
Greek Initial Painted On City Water Tower
Police released Charles Washburn and James Kriss after they climbed the West Hills water tower to spray the large red Greek initial last night. Each posted a $100 bond and face trespassing and destroying city property charges, with appearances in police court Monday afternoon.
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KK. U
West Hills
Charles Washburn
James Kriss
West Hills Parkway
Hagaman to Speak at Salid Front Before November Polls
Hagaman Kansas City attorney and lieutenant governor in his second term, a World War I veteran and former floor leader and speaker, visits Manhattan on Oct 27. Alfred Hill, former Kansas City Traveler publisher, visiting at the McCain home, is friend of Fay Seaton and now runs papers in New Kensington and Oak Ridge. Northwestern enrolls two Douglas County students Kenneth Kirby and James Coldsmith among 10,000 full-time students.
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Hagaman
Kansas City
House of Representatives
Feig
Europe
American Legion
Manhattan
Alfred Hill
The
Arkansas City Traveler
James A. McCain
Kansas State
College Today
Fay Seaton
Manhattan Mercy Chronicle
Hill
New Kensington
Chester
Oak Ridge
Northwestern
Douglas County
Northwestern University
Kenneth Glenn Kirby
Cora Kirby
Maine Street
James Wesley Coldsmith
Baldwin
Kirby
School of Commerce
Coldsmith
Journalism
Government Building Bar Threat to K U Plans
A government ban on new amusement and recreational facilities blocks athletic field houses including the Kansas University field house. Kansas State College nears completion while KU faces criticism over rivals’ facilities. Planning for KU’s project, valued around 1.6 million, stalls with no comment from officials amid wartime priorities.
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Marshall
Comferta
Kansas State College
Kansan
Red House
Kansas State
K. U
Visiting Queens to Lead Arkalalah Festival Parade
Twenty two southern Kansas flower queens will represent communities at Arkalah fall celebration October 30 31 in Arkansas City Kansas with estimates of 25000 to 30000 spectators for the six mile final day parade. Also noted is a visiting social worker attending a conference in St Louis and a marriage license issued in Topeka.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Southern
Kansas
Tkeatre
Pyrete
St. Louis
American Public Health Association
Memorial Hospital Patient and Address List
At Memorial Hospital Don Carson, one New Hampshire street, Mrs Lydia Davidson Bald win, Philip Pi 1717 Indiana street, Mrs Ethel Tripp Route 3, Mrs Buena Vista Ulrich Baldwin, E A Wright 1701 Missouri street, Stephen Baker 1414 Connecticut street, Joe Seeber Williamstown, J T Fairey 2135 Tennessee street, A A Hall 1228 Rhode Island street, Mrs Stella Pine 683 Elm street, Eugene Roberts Oskaloosa, Mrs Bernadette Richards 845 Missouri street, Mrs Ina Zeigler 433 Ohio street.
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Don Carson
New Hampshire Street
Lydia Davidson
Baldwin
Philip Pi
Indiana Street
Ethel “Tripp
Route 3
Buena Vista Ulrich
E. A. Wright
Missouri Street
Stephen Baker
Connecticut Street
Joe Seeber
Williamstown
J.T. Fairey
Tennessee Street
A. A. Hall
Rhode Island Street
Stella Pine
Elm Street
Eugene Roberts
Oskaloosa
Bernadette Richards
Ina Zeigler
Ohio Street
Birth Reports From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Dale Wheeler 1636 Kentucky Street welcomed a son yesterday. Mr and Mrs Harold Lutz Route 2 welcomed a son yesterday.
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Dale Wheeler
Kentucky Street
Harold Lutz
Route 2
Wildlife meeting in KU museum hosts BoyIe speaker
Lawrence observers report a Sunday 2 pm wildlife meeting at KU Dyche Museum of Natural History with Charles Boyle of the Kansas Association for Wildlife Inc as guest speaker. Separately a Cass County MO fire claimed four lives at the home southeast of Lawrence, recalling the 1943 blaze that killed nine. Eight died from burns and one from a jump. The injured and survivors were sheltered in the community building before moving to the county home. Upcoming events note Homecoming week and a resumed nature talks schedule. The first orthopedic clinic of fall at Lawrence Memorial Hospital served 28 patients, organized by the Kiwanis Club and to be monthly.
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Tocal
K.U. Museum
Harrisonville
Cass County
Agias County
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
James B. Weaver
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Community Chest Drive Nears Halfway Mark at Noon
Lawrence news notes the Community Chest total reaching 10178.39 toward a 22575.80 goal begun October 17. KU faculty contribute 1100, residential area 1123.64, and 7949.75 from advanced gifts and business drives. Mrs. Hopkins reports 60 of 200 blocks covered, four new volunteers, and calls for more help. Gifts of 25 or more include Reedy Lumber, Cole Food Center, Norris Brothers.
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Lawrence
K. U
Chamber of Commerce
Robert L. Hopkins
Maple Street
North Lawrence
D. L. Harris
Carroll Pontius
Lester Scott
Lyle Twitty
Hopkins
Reedy Lumber Company
Cole Food Center
Norris Brothera
Extra Officers Aid With Traffic At Homecoming
Over 70 police officers in patrol cars and motorcycles will manage traffic for Memorial Stadium homecoming drawing more than 35,000. Police urge walking or bus use to ease congestion. Assistance comes from Topeka and Kansas City police, plus 35 local officers and Kansas Highway Patrol with at least 25 troopers on highways into Lawrence.
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E. U
John Ingalls
Memorial Stadium
Topeka
Kansas City
Sheriff's Office
K. U
Kansas Highway Patrol
Lawrence
Two Minor Collisions Reported in City Streets
Police logged two noninjury auto accidents this morning. At 8 40 a m Mrs R E Trans 1638 Barker Avenue and Martin E Henry 1121 Pennsylvania Street collided at the Eighth and Connecticut intersection. Shortly before 9 00 a m John Ott 330 East Twelfth Street and C F R Noland of Kansas City collided at the Eighth and Mississippi intersections.
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R. E. Trans
Barker Avenue
Martin E. Henry
Pennsylvania Street
Eighth
Connecticut
John Ott
East Twelfth Street
C. FR. Noland
Kansas City
Missi
FAUROT FEARS COWPOKES BEFORE OKLAHOMA A&M MEET
Columbia to Stillwater trains carry Missouri football coach Don Fauret who fears a strong A&M comeback. The Missourians seek a second win this season and will depart Kansas City at 9:30 p.m. for Stillwater as they brace for a tough fight.
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Columbia
Don Fauret
Oklahoma A
Stillwater
Okla
Missouris
Fauret
Missourians
Kansas City
K U Homecoming Week End Events Preview
KU prepares for homecoming with a 7 15 p m freshman varsity basketball game at Hoth auditorium followed by the Jayhawk Follies. A 5 30 p m reunion dinner, a Memorial Union alumni gathering, and an open house at the union cap the daylong activities.
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Hoth
Jayhawk
Memorial Union
K. U
Union
Wdaftn
Arn accuses Anderson of voting omissions in Kansas race
Arn blasts Anderson for not voting on a river pact ratification and on key measures including state funding for schools and Emporia State. He accuses his opponent of poor district representation and weak public service, urging voters to back his governor bid on a record of service.
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Sas
Arn
Deaths and Funerals
Deaths and funeral notices for Oda M. Corp near Lawrence Memorial Hospital Prairie Center and descendants. Roy Murray and Elizabeth Murphy obituaries noted with survivors and service details. Mrs Murphy previously of this county died in Emporia. services held. burial at Memorial Lawn Cemetery.
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Oda M. Corp
North Fourth Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Corp
Prairie Center
Schubert Funeral Home
Prairie Center Cemetery
Brady
Azusa
Calif
Arthur
Tos Angeles
Charles
Kansas City
Roy Murray
Herington
J. W. Murray
The
Journal-World Start
Hope
Elizabeth Murphy
Emporia
O. W. Budaley
Church of the Nazarene
Memorial Lawn Cemetery
Murphy
Douglas County
John Busch
Elmer L. Milea
Denver
Colo
Richard Murphy
Mra. Rpephy
V.F.W
Abilene
Frank C. Miles
Otto Busch
Atchison
Anna Viles
Enea
Army Air Forces trainees and veterans listed in military notices
Pvt Berford Yarta 71, son of Mr and Mrs Pahhe Yarta of Haa kell, reported to Regaler Field for radar school training at Biloxi Mississippi. Sgt Maurice Roper released from Walter Reed hospital after Korea jeep mine injury now home in Alameda California, to report to Camp Cooke California. Pvt Gertrude Yarbough daughter of Mrs Susie Frank arrived at Fort Knox Kentucky attending third armored division cleai school as one of the first WACs in the new detachment. formerly basic trained at Fort Lee Virginia after Fort Haskell Institute class of 1949 graduation.
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Berford Yarta
Pahhe Yarta
Haakell
Regaler Field
Army Airpaces Radar School
Biloxi
Ios
Maurice Roper
Korea
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Alameda
Calif
Camp Cooke
Ropers Herring
Laura Roper
Ohio Street
Gertrude Yarbough
Susie Frank
Weat Tenth Street
Fort Knox
Third Armored Division
Cleai School
Wacs
WAC
Haskell Institute
Yarbrough
Fort Lee
U.S. Bases on Mobilization Policy Across Services
The Defense Marshall directs an orderly mobilization for reserve units and individuals. Army will notify four months in advance of active duty for enlisted reservists after November 10. officers at captain grade and below to report in January and February. Navy aims four months notice for March to June calls but cannot fix six months ahead. Marine Corps will notify officers and enlisted slated for active duty by June 30 by end of December. Air Force suspends enlist ed reserve recalls while reservist officers with critical skills face recall. No major expansion of organized reserve or air guard units expected.
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Defense
Marshall
Defense Secretary
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Air Reserves
Air National Guard
Air Guard
Rally Draws Local GOP Support With Scrivner Talk
About 25 attendees gathered at Lone Star school for a Republican rally to hear a transcribed address by Rep. Frrett P. Scrivner of the 2nd district. In attendance were Hardld Eck, Minnie Eudaly, Charles Stough, L. Lew Henry, Jesse Sutton, and Myra Banning among precinct committeemen. Refreshments were served.
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Lone Star School
Frrett P. Scrivner
U.S
Hardldeck
Register of Deeds
Minnie Eudaly
Charles Stough
L. Lew Henry
Jesse Sutton
Myra Banning
Nine U S planes accused of border violations by China
Moscow reports Pravda summaries a telegram from Chou En-lai to UN chief Lie alleging nine new incursions by 25 American planes along the China Korea border between October 23 and 25. The note says the actions aim to spread the Korean war into northeast China. Birthday surprise honors A K Strode on Elm Street. McFadden, 78, dies after heart attack in hospital. Gelling special rate for fringe on top barbers.
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Moscow
Pravda Today
Communist
U.S
China- Kares
Communist Party
T’aiping
Chou En-lai
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Chau
Pravda
China
St. Louis
Louis J. Naum
Naum
Union
Markets at a Glance New York cash and futures mixed
A noisy markets brief overview notes steely gains for APy-Stecks Hemi while bonds show mixed moves. Cotton firm with buying from mills and commission houses, Chicago Wheat close strong after earlier strain, corn firm on seasonal demand. Hogs steady to about 23 cents higher, top near 19.50, with various regional price mentions for futures and spot quotes. Local markets in Kansas City and Lawrence report cattle, hogs, and poultry prices, with some futures activity and notable stock listings from major firms.
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New York
Stecks Hemi
Chicago
Mate Stente
Acton
No. Kansas Boasts Unique Statue on State House Grounds
Kansas features the only replica of the Statue of Liberty on its state house grounds. Local volunteers and state residents contributed to purchase and install the statue, reflecting a collective effort to honor the national symbol.
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Kansas
Statehouse
Boyal
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Hogs and Beef
Local markets broadcast cattle and hog prices with alfalfa discussion and grain quotes. Reports show market activity in Kansas City and Omaha with notes on hay quality, alfalfa availability, and futures impacts. Authorities highlight steady to rising prices for medium grade alfalfa while grain prices fluctuate amid Wall Street action and steel sector chatter.
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Kateas City
Ont
Tal-Hoal
Kansan
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