Nixon campaign fund dispute stirs Republican concerns
The piece discusses a fund from Stevenson's 1948 gubernatorial campaign used for public office costs, its donor secrecy, and calls for the Republican party to reveal donors and assess possible law breaches as Nixon faces scrutiny over an $48,000 donation used to cover expenses.
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Renson
Fi Stevenson
Stevenson
Sen
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Nixon
s@t
California
Republican Party
City tackles phloem necrosis with four point plan
Elmore and Kansas University expert Ivan Shields urge a four point program to curb phloem necrosis in Lawrence trees. Spraying, removal of diseased trees, and checking healthy stock are proposed though no complete preventive exists. Leafhoppers and root grafting spread the virus. The City Commission plans action.
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America
Elmore
Lawrence
Ivan J. Shields
Kansas University
City Commission
Shields
Lions Sell 100 Dozen Brooms Made by the Blind
Lions of Lawrence raise about $2200 from selling 100 dozen brooms and mats produced by the Kansas Foundation for the Blind. The Broom Caravan sold items Wednesday and Thursday, with delivery from Wichita in about 20 days. sales support blind and youth work locally.
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Liawrence Lions Club
Kansas Foundation For the Blind
Don Bhur
The
Lions
Wichita
Blair
Kansas
Foundation For the
Eisenhower Opens Dixie Tour With Broadside on Washington
Eisenhower kicked off a Southern swing railing at central power in Washington and urging a new four year lease on local buildings. He denounced U S defense policies, touted his anti duplication stance, and backed Nixon despite questions over private fundraising. From Baltimore to North Carolina he drew large crowds and strong acclaim for his anti Truman policies and draft stance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Fi Eisenhower
North Carolina
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Thinais
Adlaid E. Stevenson
West Virginia
Maryland
Nixon
Dick Nixon
Fisenhower
Virginia
Richmond
Winston-Salem
Ro ‘Anoke
Lynchburg
Petersbire
Trashman
Hospital Births and Local Residents Welcome New Babies
At Memorial Hospital a series of births and newborns are recorded. Names include Martha Greer Sunflower Route 3 Everett Dodson and Helen Seraube Williamstown along with babies born to Ruth Kelley and Nancy Eliott. Several local families such as Mr and Mrs Robert Rose, Mr and Mrs Harrison Traul, and Dr and Mrs Dale Sitix report new daughters and a son born today or Wednesday.
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Marilyn Ward
Everett
Dodson
Martha Greer
Helen Seraube
Williamstown
Mrs. Ophe
Dia Mitehe
Uith St
John Wal- Gerald
Petrie
Len
Me. St
Darlene Hibnec
Elm
Ellen Thene
Ighbors
Vt. St
Dan Roehl
Ottawa
Belle Leah Winner
Nell Wall
Tenn
Cotes
Weturl
Shirtles Wrenn
Laughlin
Bathih Rollings
Eserett Dodson
Man Stanley
Tonginoxie
Ruth Kelley
Routey Martha
Greer
Nancy Eliott
Mrs
Marian
Robert Rose
O. St
Glenn Bertrand
Harrison Traul
Dale Sitix
Leon Butler
Williametown
Publisher Also Mayor and Supreme Court Clerk
The Mirror editor and publisher Neibarger, a Valley Falls native, rose from high school journalism to run several small papers before settling in Tonganoxie. He served in WWI, built ties with community projects, and credits local press work with shaping the town, including advocating for a state park and highway linking to Kansas City.
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Mirror
Nerbarger
Valley Falls
Kansas State College
Neibarger
Valley Balls
The
Vindicator
Neiburgers
Chase County News
Strong City
Green City
Delphos Republican
Delphos
Eskridge
Tonganoxie
Noibarger
Jack
Jean
Jere
Marines
K-State
Janice
the Mirror
Here
Kansas City
County Fair Association
Iwe
Damage suit filed over collision near Lawsence
A damage suit for 3000 is filed in Lyte Court naming Peggy Jean Allison Ogden as defendant. Douglas County Board of Commissioners sue over a four mile west of Lawsence crash on U.S. Highway 40 involving a car driven by Allie son and a county truck driven by William Hageman. Allison alleged negligent driving and the county case cites wrong side of road, excessive speed, poor lookout, and loss of control. Allison appeared in County Court and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Kansas Public Service Co officials announce new gas lines along Eighth Street impacting the area near the Lawrence Free Public Library and a service station.
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Lyte Court
Peggy Jean Allison
Ogdén
Utah
Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Lawsence
Allie’ Son
William Hageman
Allison
Nise Allison
Kanasa Public Service Co
9Th
Lawrence Free Public Library
Vt. St
Eighth Street
Lawrence hosts Allied officers and families at Kansas Santa Clara game
Sixty officers and family members from Allied nations, students at Fort Leavenworth Command and General Staff College, will attend the Kansas Santa Clara football game. Represented nations include Australia Belgium Brazil Canada Chile Nationalist China Denmark El Salvador France Great Britain Greece India Indonesia Iran Italy Korea Mexico Netherlands Norway Pakistan Persia Philippines Portugal Switzerland Thailand Turkey Venezuela and Yugoslavia. Twenty three parents attended an orthopedic clinic sponsored by the Kiwanis Club at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Dr J K Weaver from Kansas City conducted the clinic. those not interviewed will attend the next session on Oct 30. Guilty of Driving Robert E Johnston Sunflower was found guilty in County Court on driving while intoxicated. He was fined 150 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail.
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Kansas-Santa Clara
Command and General Staff College
Ft, Leavenworth
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
Chile
China
Denmark
el Salvador
France
Great Britain
Greece
India
Indonesia
Iran
Italy
Korea
Mexico
Netherlands
Nonway
Pakistan
Persia
Philippines
Portugal
Switzerland
Thailand
Turkey
Venezuela
Yugoslavia
Kiwanis Club
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
J. K. Weaver
Kansas City
Lawrence
Robert E. Johnston
Sunflower
Georgia Neese Clark May Attend Demo Rally
Douglas County Democratic leaders report U. S. Treasurer Georgia Neese Clark may attend an 8 p.m. rally on October 22 at the Community Building. Invitations went to five top state Democrats including Kenneth Anderson and John I. Young, with Ed Rooney, Claude Rice, and Cliff Halland also slated to appear. The event will feature brief talks, entertainment, and a dance, with no campaign headquarters planned in Douglas County.
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Georgie Neese Clark
U. S
Douglas County
Builing
Frank McDonald
Clark
McDonald
Wichita
Kenneth Anderson
John I. Young
Anderson
Kansas
Young
Guernsey Field Day Sees Nearly 200 Attendees
About 200 vocational agriculture students and farmers are expected to attend the district Guernsey field day at 10 am on Oct 9 at the W.O. Boehle and Son farm on Route 2. The event, one of four held statewide, is sponsored by the American Guernsey Cattle Club the Kansas Guernsey Breeders Association and the Kansas State College Extension Service. Tim Main will help plan, with final plans by Kaw Valley Guernsey Breeders Association members at a meeting Saturday night north of Ottawa. Lunch will be served and demonstrations cover fitting showing clipping hoof trimming and feeds. A judging contest will crown winners with trophies.
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W.O. Boehle and Son
Guernsey
la Fountain
Hutchinson
Clay Center
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Kansas Guernsey Breeders Association
Kansas State College Extension Service
Tim Main
Kaw Valley Guernsey Breeders Association
Ralph Batderf
Ottawa
Eastwood to Lead KU Museum and Art History Chair
Dr. Raymond Eastwood, chair of the University of Kansas Department of Painting and Drawing, named acting director of the KU Museum of Art and acting chairman of Art History. He replaces Dr. John Maxon who resigns Nov. 1 to head the Rhode Island School of Design Museum. Eastwood, joining KU in 1922, studied with Du Mond and Kendall and is known for dunes paintings. Chancellor Murphy announced the appointment as likely for the 1952-53 year.
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Raymond Eastwood
University of Kansas Department of Painting and Drawing
K. U. Museum of Art
John Maxon
Museum of Art
Rhode Island School of Design
Providence
R. J
Eastwood
R. U
du Mond
Sergeant Kendall
United States
Franklin D. Murphy
Deaths and Funerals Briefs in Kansas City Area
Mrs Leta M Neff 61 mother of Kenneth Neff of Lawrence died Wednesday night at home in Louisburg Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Louisburg Baptist Church with burial in Louisburg Cemetery Survivors include her husband and three daughters two sons and five grandchildren including Stephen Neff of Lawrence Mrs Frances M Alldredge 47 of Ind St died early today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral plans to be announced later Charles E Alldredge of the home three daughters Mrs Elsie Marie Folks Sunflower Mrs Violet Louise Bahnmaier and Mrs Dorothea Ann Robertson of Lawrence a son Cpl Firman W Mullins US Army stationed on Okinawa her mother Mrs Carrie M Haltam of Kansas City Mo two sisters Mrs Christina Refargee Independence Mo and Mrs Virginia C Williams Doyle Calif three brothers William R Fortin Leavenworth Sam E Portin and George R Fortin Kansas City Mo and four grandchildren
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Leta M. Neff
Kenneth Neff
Wren Apts
Ter
Louisburg
Stephen Neff
Lawrence
Louisburg, Baptist Church
Frances M. Alldredge
Ind St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Alldredge
Elsie Marie Folks
Violet Louise Bahnmaier
Dorothea Ann Robertson
Cpl
Firman W. Mullins
U.S. Army
Okinawa
Carrie M. Hal- Tam
Kansas City
Christina Refargee
Independence
Virginia C. Williams
Doyle
Calif
William R. Fortin
Leavenworth
Sam E. Portin
George R. Fortin
Fire damages car at Stable Restaurant lot
A car fire was reported at about 9 35 a m today at the Stable Restaurant located at 1401 W 7th St. The vehicle, owned by Mrs Scott Bailey of 715 W 7th St, was sparked by faulty wiring but firemen extinguished the blaze before serious damage occurred. Fire Chief John Miller confirmed no further injuries.
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Scott Bailey
7Th St
John Miller
Macedoe Probation Gave Man Guilty Verdict in Police Court
William scoop serguson of 440 Ala. St. was found guilty in police court Wednesday on assault and battery. He was fined 15 dollars, given a 154 day suspended sentence, and placed on probation for six months.
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William Scoop
Market News Snapshot of Grain Livestock Prices
Market notes show mixed signals across stocks bonds and commodities. Wheat for December hit a new low while corn and soybeans show varied demand. cash grain prices quoted for No 2 White and yellow corn. Hog and lamb markets soften with steady to weak demand. local wheat at 82.15 and corn around 1.50, soybeans and dairy figures noted with egg and hops prices.
Rotary Club Hosts Annual District Meeting in Kansas City
The Rotary Club of Lassente will host meeting events led by Wilbur Laws and district governors, with officers including President Burton W. Marvin and Lewis of Plastisigns Inc. Officials plan Friday gathering in Lawrence as markets and railroad trends show mixed activity. Kansas City livestock, eggs, butter, and poultry prices are listed with current receipts and ranges.
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Rotary Club of
Lassente
Wilbur Laws
Rotary International
Kansas
Li Tawroneohe
Burton W. Marvin
OWLUS
Wilburn
Lewis Karl Klooz
Lewis
Plastisigns Inc
Kansas City
Kan
Bur
Rat Club of
Lawrence
Weatel Eldridge
Gay, Lewis
K. C
German Guest Visits Lawrence With State Dept Backing
The Lawrence League of Women Voters hosts German visitor Mrs Ilde (Iildegard) Ehlers from Berlin under the Exchange of Persons program. Agnes von Schoender accompanies her. both explore democracy, education, labor, and health, plan school visits and civic functions during a two week stay as Tonake hosts and State League events unfold.
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Lawrence League of Women Voters
Exchange of Persons Division
U.S. State Department
Iildegard Ehi
Berlin
Germany
Lawrence
League of Women Voters
State Department
Ehlers
Lawrence Mountoy
Agnes von Schoender
Exchange of Persons
United States
Zehlendorf
Liberal Democratic Party
International Alliance of Wamen
Civil Rights League
Europe
Tonake
Ethan Allen
Rs. J. BR. Ene
Pet Owners Cautioned On Football Traffic Hazards
A Humane Society deputy in Lawrence warns pet owners to restrain dogs and cats during heavy game traffic. Vehicles bumper to bumper make it hard to avoid roaming animals, risking injury or death to pets during University and high school game days. The article mentions a misread fragment about an Egyptian museum exhibit.
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Deuclas
Humane Society
Lawrence
Cairosk of Kink
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US Steel
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