Toothless draftees may receive false teeth under army order
Washington reports an army instruction issued September 14 will allow toothless men who are otherwise fit to be inducted, restoring World War I standards. The policy shift aims to reduce dental-related draft rejections by providing false teeth to draftees. Malone claims a one man filibuster victory against a slot machine inter-state shipment bill, delaying a $17 billion def oration appropriation and stalling Senate business.
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Washington
Army
Selective Service
Malone
Reno
Lucas
Senate
Congress
Nevada
Korea
Kansas City Market Summary From Sept Prices Report
Kansas City markets show corn around 35 cents lower, cattle steady, and hogs mixed with prices near 21.85 for select weights. Ledger lists grains and livestock values, with references to Kansas City produce and wholesale receipts, alongside poultry and dairy items and monthly summaries.
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Mearcete
Dantes Ni
Kanga City
Kansan
New York
Penral
Chrysler
Motora
Capone
Capans
Kennecott
Caponettes
Mont Warda
Ern Penney Coe Bhoe Kan Y Liveat Radio
Kansas City
Calia
Rocony
Sia
Cal
Wioolworth
Inflation fears drive new controls debate in Washington
A string of inflation reports from official and private sources support Chairman Thomas B. McCabe of the Federal Reserve Board as he declares inflation here now. Bank clearings in 25 cities run 22 percent ahead of last year, while department store sales and overall retail figures rise. New installment credit curbs approach, with talks of price ceilings and wage controls, and a possible drop in auto down payments to 18 months, 15 to 20 percent respectively. Meantime, wheat fraud charges loom in federal court for eight defendants from Missouri and Minnesota. PMID: none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Jay
Washington
Thomas B. McCabe
Reserve Board
Dun & Bradstreet
Federal Reserve
Wichita
Kan
Missouri
Minnesota
Sublette
Oklahoma
William W. Blackford
Ravenwood
Paul Blackford
Claremont
Carroll. Hager
Robert Hager
St. Joseph
George Nielson
Laverne
Minn
Hans Nielsen
Marshal Weddle
Elmo
Memorial Hospital Emory Phillips Patient List Fragment
A partial OCR lists names and addresses including Loraine Roe R Bald, Tommy Rogers at 8311 Rhode Island, Ads Stainbrook LaCygne, Helen Car mon Sunnyside, Sheila Thornton Route 2, W E Bear 312 West Sixteenth, Eugene Dimick Route 3, Grace Bartlett Sunflower, Kate Gish 1001 Connecticut, Sheryl Elrod Sunflower, Bonnie Uhlrich Tong nxie, Genevs Englehaupt 435 Winois, Hazel Kelly Route 1, Robert Stoebener Baldwin Route 1, Grace Bartlett Sunflower, Marie Moore and baby Sunflower, Beth Walden and baby 1729 Massachusetts, Edith Ann Whitsitt Route 2.
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Emory Phillips
Kentucky Street
Loraine Roe
R Baldwin
Tommy Rogers
Rhode Island Street
Ads Stainbrook
LaCygne
Helen Carmon
Sunnyside
Sheila Thornton
W. E. Bear
West Sixteenth Street
Eugene Dimick
Grace Bartlett
Kate Gish
Connecticut Street
Sheryl Elrod
Sunyflower
Bonnie Uhlrich
Tongnoxie
Genevs Englehaupt
Winois Street
Hazel Kelly
Robert Stoebener
Baldwin
Marie Moore
Baby
Beth Walden
Massachusetts
Edith Ann Whitsitt
Birth Records and Local Notices Brief
Birth reports list Mr and Mrs Earl Buknsack Fe dora and a son today. Mr and Mrs Raymond Newman 295 West Nineteenth Street and 500 today. Imogene Brittian 11, of 645 Arkansas Street treated for a cut on her left foot after stepping on glass last night. Before and after the game, early Box Lunches at the Chuck south of No 6 around the corner. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Buknsack
Fedora; & Son
Raymond Newman
West Nineteenth Streets
Imogene Brittian
Arkansas Street
The
Gon
No. 6
Ady
Students line up for KU ID cards for TCU game
KU students will receive identification cards in Strong Hall East basement to gain admission to the Kansas vs Texas Christian football game. Cards issued 5 p.m. today and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. Earl Falkenstein expects about 30,000 fans with potential rise if weather and sales improve.
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K.U
Ae Studenta
Strong Hall
Ientifeatie Ee Ecard
Stuent Ae
Hia
Sai Ys
Texas Christian i U
Earl Falkenstein
K. U
Falkenstein
Max/ Falkenstien
Alare
Dean Swarthout Names 120 for K U A Cappella Choir
Dean Swarthout announces 120 students named to the Kansas University A Cappella choir. Eleven reserves were named to fill vacancies. Seven local-area members selected include Phyllis Nehrbass Betty Ann Schaene Sheila Wilder Marilyn Barr Joan Bauer Clayton Krehbiel and Edward Lynn. Krehbiel will also serve as assistant director and business manager. Tryouts completed this week with first rehearsal set for 4 pm Monday in Lindley Hall. Credit is given in this work.
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Kansas University & Cappella Choir
J. Swarthout
Mearthent
K. DU
Phyllis Nehrbass
Betty Ann Schaene
Sheila Wilder
Marilyn Barr
Joan Bauer
Clayton Krehbiel
Edward Lynn
Krehbiel
Lindley Hall
Ottawa Hospital Director To Take Coffeyville Post
Ralph R. Hobart administrator of Ransom Memorial hospital in Ottawa will become administrator of Coffeyville Memorial hospital November 1. Announcement made by Harry A. Claussen, chair of Coffeyville hospital trustees. Hobart previously served as assistant administrator of Iowa Methodist hospital Des Moines from 1915 to 1949 before moving to Ottawa. He will replace Alma J. Schick who resigned September 14 to lead Frick Memorial hospital Mt. Pleasant PA.
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Coffesyville
Kan
Ralph R. Hobart
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Coffeyville Memorial Hospital
Harry A. Claussen
Coffeyville Hospital
Hobart
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Coffeyville
Alma J. Schick
Frick Memorial Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Installations at Self Culture Club Elects New Officers
The Self Culture club met at Mrs. James Bryant's home Tuesday afternoon with retiring president Mrs. E. M. Wallace conducting the installation of new officers. Officers include Mrs. Clarence Kiser president, Mrеon T Parker first vice president, Mrs. Johnson Smothers second vice president, Mrs. Clarence Cropp secretary, Mrs. Arthur Stanfielg assistant secretary, James King treasurer, Farmla Lanitkin chaplain, James Mitchell historian, Mrs Janes Nevant critic, and Mrs Eugen Wallace parliamentarian. The program featured The Voice of the President by Mrs. Riser and vacation echoes from members. Refreshments followed. next meeting set with Mrs. Emil Black on October 3.
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Self Culture Club
James Bryant
E. M. Wallace
James King
Wallace
Clarence Kiser
Mreon O T. Parker
Mra. Johnson Smothers
Clarence Cropp
Arthur Stanfielg
Farmla Lanitkin
Chapita Jouhn Mitchell
Janes Nevant
Mrz Eugen Wallace
Hospital Bulletin Reports Shaw Injury Condition
Luton England September 22 hospital bulletin states George Bernard Shaw, Irish playwright, is suffering thigh fracture and kidney ailment after a fall on September 10. He underwent surgery the next day and a second operation for kidney trouble yesterday. If stable, home confinement in Avot St. Lawrence Rangoon Burma may take two weeks. Albright appeals $25 fine for traffic tickets posted bond.
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Luton
England
George Bernard Shaw
St. Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Kero and Mrs Kerns 65
Mrs Sarah Jane Kero and Mrs Sarah Jane Kerns both died this morning at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City aged 65. She leaves husband William J. Kerns three sons George Jones Fort Collins Jack Kerns Santa Ana and Ralph Kerns Lawrence a daughter Mrs John Murphy Lawrence a sister Mrs Alice Blevins Lawrence and five grandchildren. Funeral set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Rumsey funeral home with burial in O Hill cemetery.
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Sarah Jane Kero
Sarah Jane Kerns
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Locust Street
William J. Kerns
George 5. Jones
Fort Colling
Colo
Jack Kerns
Santa Ana
Calif
Ralph Kerns
Lawrence
John Murphy
Alice Blevins
Rumsey Funeral Home
O. Hill Cemetery
Two Women Fined for Drunken Disorderly Conduct
In a police court session Judge Judeayne Allphin fined two women, Margaret Henderson of Kansas City and Hannah May Campbell of 1001 New Jersey Street, after they pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly at Lawrence Memorial hospital disturbance. Campbell received 20 dollars, Henderson 15. Also Fillmore Cox of Route 3 pleaded guilty to being drunk, sentenced to 30 days, suspended if he leaves town immediately after a prior release and re-arrest.
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Judeayne Allphin
Margaret Henderson
Kansas City
Hannah May Campbell
New Jersey Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Route 3
Allphin
Cox
Prisoner Earnest Fenstemaker seeks clemency in life sentence
Judge Hugh Means received notice from the state penitentiary warden that Earnest Fenstemaker, a Douglas County inmate sentenced in November 1938, has applied for executive clemency. Fenstemaker was convicted of killing a girl near Brackett schoolhouse and a woman near Lone Star.
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Hugh Means
State Penitentiary
Earnest Fenstemaker
Douglas County
Fenstemaker
Brackett
Lone Star
Douglas Parks Fined for School Blinker Violation
Douglas Parks appeared in city police court this morning and was fined $5 for failing to stop at a school blinker. Ten other persons were fined $1 each for overparking in the same session.
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Douglas Parks
Baldwin News Roundup From Baldwin and Nearby Areas
Local Baldwin notes report Mr and Mrs Wilson Counts in Wichita for state Productive Credit meeting, then ten day Colorado trip. Kansas City visit by Mr and Mrs Robert Wood and nephew Robbie Robinson. Rotary meeting speaker Supt Carl Knox discusses plans for Baker Consolidated schools and annual timetable. Obituaries note the death of publisher Tus Green and longtime residents in Port Amt, with funeral arrangements to Oakwood Cemetery. Casts on a child’s head injury and Telante Hour cabinet luncheon proceedings are also mentioned amid Lawrence visitors and local hospital updates.
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Wilson
Wichita
Counts
Productive Credit Organization
Colorado Springs
Denver Colorado
Robert Wood
Robbie Robinson
Hulsinkton
Kansas City
Carl &, Knox
Finidwin Rotary Club
Plana At the Baktwht Consolidated Schoola
HL. Bright
Enparia
Ware Hester
Independence
Arthurowle
Osage City
Sr. Silver
Topeka
Sid Marvin Tondofvara
Virgil Reeves
Checkpineiva
Fred Plank
Wrman's
Aieucen Legion
Beta Tai
Kappa Ahdna
Witwoe
Vo Brathera
B. A. Green
Jatt
Ape
Baldwin
Whid Country
Lawrence
J ‘Ryeied
Free
Oakwood Cemetery
Wills Warner
Tren Wemabers
Ue Ives
Marthe Tutett
Cook
Carl H. Baten
Telante Hour
Wichard H. Garrett
WA. Saucier
John W. Heaton
Helen Garrett
Chiia Krafty
Carl Tirake
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Observaton
Davia
Card of thanks from Hazel Kelly after hospital stay
Mrs Hazel Kelly of Linwood Route Gev thanks friends for flowers and kind words during a recent hospital stay.
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Hazel Kelly
Linwood
Wall Street Wavers After 13Year High This Morning
The market began to wobble in late trading after hitting a 13 year high earlier in the day. Prices edged down by a few cents and meat prices failed to reach the day’s best levels. Rail stocks retreated with the market while Nickel Plate common performed comparatively well.
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Wall Street
New York
Wall Street Ends Mixed as Markets Wobble After Rally
U S stock prices moved uncertainly with gains and losses across sectors. Major industrials including General Motors Studebaker and Dow Chemical showed activity as the market fluctuated near a high for the year while overall sentiment remained cautious after a long rally.
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Capeahe
Ohio
Stehige
Portland
Pacific ‘Trust
General Motors
Studebaker
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
Zenith
Dow Chemical
Kennecate Copper
Public Sale In Hudora Kan Auctioned By Mrs H Kibler
Public sale scheduled Saturday at 2 pm at the owner Mrs H Kibler home in Hudora Kansas. Items include bedroom suite cherry mahogany finish living room set rugs stove electric heater solid walnut dresser marble top bird’s eye maple pieces tables lamps and household articles. George Criss acts as auctioneer and William Mercier is clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudora
Kan
Bird's Eye
Leonard Electric
China
H. 4
Kibler
George Criss
William Mercier
Notice of Probate for the Estate of Silas B. Lucas
The Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas issues notice to creditors devisees and legatees that Heparca executor of the will and letters testamentary were issued to Silas B. Lucas deceased in 1950. Creditors must file claims within nine months from the first publication or be forever barred. Stewart and Brand attorneys for the executor announce the proceedings and duties of the executor.
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Pune
Silse No
Teta Lucas
Ryo
Kentem i
Doug
Wee Conny
Kansas
Kovern
Gelvex
Heparca
Silas B. Lucas
Stewart and Brand
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Fruman Working Son New Controls
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Marvin Small
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J. W. Sikes
Alabama
Mary
Sikes
Atero
RK. U
T.C. U
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No. 31
Tom Yee
Yee
Massachusetts Street
C. M. Fox
Lecompton
Lionel H. Rogers
Army Signal Corps
Rogera
Sheriff's Office
Signal Corps
Victor Underwood
Underwood
Patmiman
Frank Gray
WREN
OPA
Ottwa University
Communications Commission
QOU
KTIO
Dean Swarthout
Ottawa Hospital
Hospital
Geor. Bernard Shaw
Rangoon
Burma
Gordon Seagrave
Albright
de. C. R. Albright
Mississippi Street
Maxine Lindley
School OF Dancing Studio
Vermont
Rallee
Tlawrenc
Mane
Axorf Scott Temperature Equip. CO
Kansas Power & Light 59
Kansas Electric Power
Kansas Utility
Estes & Company, Inc
Investment Securities Lumber of Commerce Building
Andy C. Hess
Cali
Karl Kreider
the Oak Lodge
U.S. Highway 59
Decker-Keys Agency
Warren Decker
Myron
West
Aoy
Building & Loan Assn
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