Lawerence Daily Journal-World legal notices 1930s case list
Publication notices from Douglas County Kansas courts reference estates and defendants bound for court. Names include Daisy Ellen Crockwey estate executor Forrest A Jackson and numerous defendants with heirs, trustees, and spouses. Notices set October 13 1940 and September 25 1950 defense deadlines.
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Lawrence Dally Journal-World
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Forrest al Jackson
Dalsy Ellen Crock~ Wey
Anna M. Taylor
Anna McCullock Tay
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Annah McCullock Taylor
Anna McCullough Taylor
Jacob Hall
Wiliam Butt
Kansas Educational Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church
W. Taylor
Cynthis A Mitchell
John. H. Price
J. H. Price
3. M. Price
Luella A. Price
L.W. Bloom
Grace Bloom
Grace Beard Bloom
W. H. Patterson
M. A
Rhode A. Stilwell
Rhoda A. Stidlwell
Rhoda Stillwell
Atlen A. Shepherd
Cyrus Howard
Phoshe J. Bare
John CG. Bare
Anna Brown
Olive S.A. Brown
Charles C. Crown
W. B Hayden
Mery E. Haleo
Ws C. Haines
R. FL Wilson
Martha C. Wilron
Samuel G. Rea
Yelras
Kanaan
Iff
Forrest A. Jackson
Wiend
Daisy Ellen Brockway
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of
Sophia Schwarz
Hanssa
Oscar Schwarz
Lawrence
Oncor Schwarz
John J. Riling
Frank R Gray
Lawrence Daly
Journal-World
Garnet Shook
Dba
Comunity Club Grocery
Donald Lee Robinson
Beat the Dodgers and Phillies jockey for NL lead
Eddie Sawyer and the Philadelphia phizz kids push for smoother sailing as they hold a 5 game lead in the National League race aided by Meyer and Waitkus. Waitkus drove in two and scored. Simmons to pitch his last wartime game as Curt Simmons leaves service. Braves beat Giants 4-3 behind Spahn. rainouts plague others. In the AL, Detroit nudges Yankees for top spot as Clem labored in a night game. Browns sweep Indians while rookie Julio Moreno debuts with a 10-4 win for Washington over Philadelphia A’s.
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Eddie Sawyer
Philadelpha
Russ Meyer
Waitkus
Phils
Meyer
Brooklyn
Fouth
Duke Snider
Philadelphia
Boston Braves
Pfc
Curt Simmons
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Detroit
New York Yankees
Tigers
Cain
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
St Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Gamez Bei
Julio Moreno
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Northwestern Awards Degrees in Summer Session
Arthur Charles Lonborg of 1729 Massachusetts Street receives a bachelor of science degree from Northwestern University as part of the summer session. A total of 897 degrees were awarded to graduates completing the program.
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Arthur Charles Lonborg
Arthur C. “Dutch” Lonborg
Massachusetts Street
Northwestern University
Mayors Invited to Civil Defense Conference in D C
Seventy five mayors of America's larger cities were invited to Washington for a conference on civil defense against atomic warfare. The session is set for October 5 and 6 by the United States Conference of Mayors.
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Washington
Mlayers
America
U. S
Bowling notes open season with sixty teams across five leagues
Bowling season begins with sixty men's teams across five leagues. Omar Hicks led a Morgan-Mack night with a 647 series. Week one results cover Owl league Conoco and NRO TGC, Dixie vs Charlton’s, Standard Oil, Darnell Electric, Sinclair, Baldwin, Western Auto, and Pipe Shop. Tuesday Commercial action includes Morgan Black, Frey Williams, Budweiser, Sam's Produce, Neider Implement, Winters, Mads Implement, Grover's, and VFW. Wednesday Ivy and Jayhawk leagues list multiple matchups including Fritzer Jayhawk, Lawrence Paper Co., Independent Laundry, Sherald Crystal, Haskell, Decker Keys, Blue Ribbon, Rankin's, Safeway, Eagles, Perry Lions. Thursday Sunflower results feature Jayhawk Cafe, Knights of Columbus, Ford, Auto Wrecking, Beaman's Radio, Coca-Cola, No Sponsors, Ransdell Motors.
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Paldntt
Omar Hicks
Morgan-Mack
Conoco
Dixies
Charlton
Morgan Black
Balfour Co
Frey and
Wlliams
Sam's Produce
Budweiser
Francia Sport Shop
Neider Imlement
Miller's
Winter's
Mads Implement
Grover’s
Fritzer Jayhawk
Lawrence Jary
Rhodes Roofers
Sterling Furniture
Lawrence Paper Co
the Legion
Sherald Crystal
Houk
Haskell
Bill Bodin
Sunflower
Jayhawk Cafe
Knights of Columbus
Jacques Realty
6Th Street Gang
Ing Ford
Sun Ord
Auto Wrecking
Motor In
Beaman
Radio
Coca-Cola
Ransdell Motors
Postwar runners face disruption from Korea war
Former distance ace Greg Rice laments that ongoing Korea hostilities may derail the United States postwar surge in long distance talent. He notes young runners like Mack, Druetzler, McSwen and Curt Stone show promise but fear possible military service will cut careers before they mature. Rice reflects on European trips aiding poise and development, while predicting Europe’s advantage may persist.
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New York
United States
Korea
Greg Rice
Mack
Druetzler
McSwen
Curt Stone
Europe
Rey
Reg
Lawrence Lions Open Scrimmage Ends First Practice Week
Coach Allan Woolard splits the Lawrence High School A squad for a 90 minute open scrimmage marking week one end. Notable players across both squads include Hazlett Wilburn Phillips Preston and Tate among others. The scrimmage produced scoring on both sides with Pulliam excelling as extra point kicker. Only about 70 old treasure ships have been approximately located.
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Allan Woolard
Lawrence High School
Lions
Woolard
Bob Hazlett
Don Wilburn
Louie Phillips
Robert Preston
Francis Zeller
Ed Ruewe
Donald Rake
Don Sneegas
Dean Sfort
Gene Hardtaker
Charles Dunbar
John Bayles
Frank Black
Ralph Hagenbuch
John Harris
Jack Metz
Jim Marsell
Bill Hogan
Duane Kliewer
Lanny Tate
Jack Hammig
Arthur Lockard
Althoit
Ted Connell
Jim Holladay
Wayman Wilburn
Allen Moore
Merle Hodges
Alden Brownlee
Alvin Fishburn
Jack Elvig
Dick Laptad
David Findley
Bill Nieder
Stan Ball
Fred Coombs
Bears to Meet Eagles at First Home Game Sunday
Chicago Bears travel to Wrigley Field for their 1950 home exhibition against the Philadelphia Eagles. The game, a benefit for armed forces, is the sole meeting of the season between the clubs. The Eagles had won three straight exhibitions earlier but lost to the Bears in 1948 by 38 to 21.
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Ray Arcel
Giants-Rams
Artie Dorrell
Mrs. Texas
Anbury Park
N. J
Exzard Charles
Artie
Glenn Dobbs
Tange
iTulsa
Okla
Chicago
Chicnago Bears
Champon
Philadelphia Eagles
Wrigley Field
Armed Forces
Eagles
Detroit Lions
San Francisco Forty Niners
Los Angeles Rams
Bears
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State of Kansas
Douglas County Court House
Jayhawkeers
J. ¥. Sikes and
John Ambert
Ron Hammel
Cheavil
Ray Pierson
Orbon Tice
Jen O'Neal
George Kennard
Frank Austin
Bill Rinehart
Galen ‘Arch Unruh
Dolph Simons
Geo Abel
Ralph Correll
Bud Laughlin
Jo Bogue
Lyn Smith
Dean
Marvin Rengel
Duane Unruh
2M Jer
Bob Mayer
Merlin Gish
Bob McMullen
Bill Mace
Charles
Art Spratt
Chet Strehlow
Bernard Jones
Ray Sifers
Bill Schenke
Jim Griffith
Aubrey Linville
George Konic
Wint Winter
Oliver Spencer
S. P. Garnett
Tom Nelson
Carl
Eddie A
Gee
Wacke Piery
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Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Northwestern
Jay Jhawk
Decker Keys
Sanders Motors
Blue
Earle Mundell Penn
Bill Hockersmith
Nittany Lions
State College
Fullerton, Jr
Herman Hickman
Yale
Bill McDermott
Herman
Albert
Butch) Nowek
Atar Illinois
LaSalle-Peru
Dick Wakefield
Oak
Pirates
Roy Hamey
Rangoon
Burma
Supreme Court
Gordon S. Seagrave
Allen Woolard
Welt
Loke
Buddy Gallagher Motors
de Bote
Plymouth
Ransdell Mtr
DODGE
Derby Grain Inc
Phona 370
Walt
New Fork Street
Afl Personal
General Electric
George Tuttle
D. Thomas
H. Longnecker
Skinner
Chania
Prague
F. A. Cordell Prescription
Ed Harrison
Round Corner Drug CO. Oe
Auto Wrecking & Junk Co
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