Fulbright decries too many probes in campaign glare
Sen. J Wil Yom hlbright faults both parties for overemphasizing probes and countercharges in the presidential race. He cites Nixon and Stevenson funds as example, says such focus obscures issues and fuels public cynicism. He suggests outside non governmental leaders handle congressional pay and allowances.
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Washington
J. Wil- Yom Hlbright
Sean
Arkansas
Syall
Sion
Fabre
Nixon
Repuyoli
Dinos
4 I Stevenson
Kright
California
Con- 5
Ontside Commission
Fulbright Sail Con
Hight
Chauncey B Little longtime Kansas congressman dies at 76
Chauncey B Lyttle 76 longtime representative in the Second Kansas district died at home in Olathe He served one term in the U S House from 1923 to 1927 and was active in campaigns for governor state attorney general and district judgeship He was city attorney of Olathe and formed a law practice with Judson S West He was a member of Emanuel Episcopal Church Mason and Eagles He is survived by his daughter Mrs John I Woodcock Overland Park and a brother John Little Seattle Washington
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Solathe
Chauncey B. Lyttle
Congress
Econd
Kansas
Tietrict
U. S. House of Representatives
Reneral
John P. Litt
Johnson County
Little
Kansas State College
Univerity of Kansas
Olathe
Judson S. West
Justice
Kansas Supremert
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Order of Eagles
John I. Woodcock
Overland Pack
John Little
Seattle
Wash
Lawrence BPW Week Champions Equal Rights for Women
During National Business Women's Week September 28 to October 4 the Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club outlines its legislative program. The platform supports jury service for women equal pay for equal work the Equal Rights Amendment and elimination of discrimination based on age sex or marital status. It also backs legislation to promote peace and national defense. Mary June Carter chairs Legislation Committee.
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Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club
Federation
Mary June Carter
Physician Jess Vardeman Bell Dies in Kansas City
Dr. Jess Vardeman Bell 61 longtime physician and KU Medical Center faculty member and KU School of Dentistry. He died Monday after a heart attack. He is survived by his widow two sons and two sisters.
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M. A
Kansas City
Jess Vardeman Bell
University of Kansas Medical Center
University of Kansas City School of Dentistry
Song
Doctor John M. Anderson to resign as Topeka State Hospital head
State Social Welfare Director announced Dr. John M. Anderson will resign as superintendent of the Topeka State Hospital effective November 1 to enter private practice in Atlanta Georgia. He has served four years as superintendent and previously joined the staff as clinical director in 1948 and became superintendent in July 1951.
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Topeka
John M. Anderson
Topeka State Hopital
Long
Anderson
Atlanta
Tard Plete
Hcepital
Ataf
Hydroplane crash claims speed ace Cobb on Loch Ness
Howard M Weindel, a Denver milk inspector and former Lawrence resident, dies after stomach ulcer surgery. Funeral plans set for Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Cobb, a renowned speedboat pilot, was killed in a concurrent Loch Ness accident while attempting a world water speed record aboard the Crusader jet boat.
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Loch Ness
Scotland
John Rhodes Cobb
Cobb
Utah Flats
Britain
Howard M. Weindel
Denjver
Cole
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Weindel
S. T. Miller
Milton Dye
Lawrence
University of Kansas
T U
State Board of Health
Topeka
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Denver General Hospital
Edna St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Eisenhower Campaign Finances Debate Highlights
The article notes a total income of 500 052 from 1942 to 1951 with taxes of 211 980 and details Eisenhower working on campaign speeches at home after church. It mentions Steven son Sparkman promising full disclosure of finances and contrasts with Nixon's prior disclosure.
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Isenhower
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Hampshire
Commodore
Stevensan
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
iSparkman
Nixon
Sparkman
Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at Baker University
Thirteen hundred Methodist members gathered on the Baker University campus Baldwin for a Kansas Conference MYF one day session. Rev. Robert F. Bramble of Lawrence led the evening service with Thy Will Be Done as the topic. A film on the revised Bible version titled Adventure in Our Town was shown.
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Baker University
Baldwin
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Kansas
Aobert F. Bramble
First Methodist
Lawrence
Bramble
Our Town
Joyce Wilson
Board of Education
Kansas Conference
Clare Hayes
First Methodist Church
MYF
Local Market Update on Wheat Butter Hogs and Poultry
Local market notes show Wheat at 2.14, new corn 1.90, soybeans 2.70. Hens under four pounds at 12 cents, over late 16. Butterfat 64 to 67. Hogs at 19.75. Kansas produce reports eggs at 60 percent, 32, 40 eggs in mediums. Poultry prices listed for fryers, broilers, and turkeys with various weights. Wall Street opens with tight trading as small changes dominate and volume near 1 million shares.
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Kansas
Young Guineas
Wall Street
New York
Livestock Market Report from Kansas City
cattle and calves steady to higher with top prices around 35.75 for cattle and 21.00 for hogs as buyers showed mixed activity. Trade featured slow distant demand for feeders and stockers, with gains for hogs and uneven demand across cattle including prime heavies and various steers and heifers.
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Stoche
Wm. C
Kansas City
USDAS
Drought Threat Delays Wheat Seeding and Water Shortages Greet County
The county faces a bleak crop scene as rainfall risks sprout but not growth. Farmers are urged to plant after the Hessian fly free date on Oct 5, with many fields already seeded and shallow seeding likely due to dry soil. Water supplies dwindle as creeks and wells run low and professional haulers report booming demand.
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Six
Registration opens for adult education night school
Enrollment for the fall session at Libert Memorial High School runs three evenings this week Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 30 p m Eight more classes than last year bring total to thirty four director J L Logston states that if a group requests a class not offered he will arrange it Two new offerings include a home repair class and woodworking for all ages Welding class confirmation received at Kansas University Schedule to be announced after enrollment opens with classes starting Monday Oct 6 in the high school building Vocational sales mechanical homemaking and self improvement courses are included
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Libert Memorial High School
J. Logstion
K.U
Kansas University Faculty Recitals for 1952-53 Program
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts presents twelve faculty recitals for 1952-53 with most at Strong Auditorium. Notable events include Irene Peabody opening on Oct 22, Guy Criss Simpson organ recital Nov 9 Hoch Auditorium, Paul Snyder piano Mar 22 Strong Auditorium, and performances by Marian Jerald Reinhold Schmidt Joseph Wilkins Elizabeth Towns Waldemar Gelich Raymond Stuhl Janet Turk and others across fall winter and spring.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Strong
Guy Criss Simpson
Hoch
Paul Snyder
Irene Peabody
Marian Jeraild
Reinhold Schmidt
Joseph Wilkins
Marie Wilkins
Henry Gibson
Raymond Cerf
Elizabeth Towns
Waldemar Gelich
Raymond Stuhl
Alberta Stubl
Janet Turk
Four Lawrence Men Named in KU Glee Club Roster
Professor Joseph Wilkins announced the KU Men s Glee Club roster listing 13 members including four from Lawrence. Jan Paul Dillinger Keith Barnhart Jonathan Nottingham and David L Ryther are the Lawrence selections with Jerald Stone of Marysville as accompanist. The group will perform on campus and tour Kansas towns in spring.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Joseph Wilkins
Jan Paul Dillinger
Keith Barnhart
Jonathan D. Nottingham
David L. Ryther
Jerald Stone
Marysville
Kansas
Family car taken by Iola accountant sparks domestic dispute
Orville Xretz meier of Iola took the family car on a fishing trip leaving his 19 percent fishing car behind. A few hours later his wife began a quarrel at home and a short violence from home it burst into flames.
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TOLA
Hill Burton Program Expands Kansas Hospital Projects
The Hill-Burton program funds hospital expansion across Kansas with numerous new beds and remodels. Notable items include a 321 bed hospital near Garnett Andorra County, a 76 bed Kansas City Medical Center, and additions and remodeling at Topeka Saint Francis and Pittsburg Mt Carmel.
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el Dorado
Susan R.allen
Édonia Bi
Marcaret'y Morey
New Hospital
Re. Garnett
Goodland
Boo ‘Merarin Hospital Association
Kinsley
Edwards County
Law Crosse—Bush County
Ft. Joseph Memorial
Manhattan
Riley New Hospital
Marion
Marion Community
Medicine Lodge
Medicine Lodge Memorial
Norton
Norton County
Oberlin
Decatur County
Ottawa—Ransom Mem
Phitlinsburg
Phillips County
Pittsburg
Mt. Carmel
Pratt
Pratt Young
Smith Center
Smith County Memorial
Topeka
St. Francis
Fraine ‘Hoo
Arte
Eta Mar
Stormont Vail
Menninger ‘Foundation
Local thefts solved as 14 year old admits taking laundry
A 14 year old boy confessed to a three week spree of stealing ladies underwear from clotheslines in Lawrence. Police traced the thefts to his home after a neighbor alerted them. Found in a trunk at the boy's home were garments from prior thefts. He said he took the clothes to give to his mother and was released to a probation officer.
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Lawrence
H. Penfield Jones
Jim Collins
Ward Jones
George Winters
Courity
Local Elks to Celebrate National Newspaper Week
Lawrence Elks Lodge plans National Newspaper Week activities October 18 guided by the theme Your Right to Know a Constitutional Guarantee. The program is organized by W C Hunsinger J J Robinson and R B Stevens after a letter from Sam Stern Fargo ND Grand Exalted Ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
L. D. Rice
Lawrence Elks Lodge
Elks
Deaths and Funerals for Allredge and Channel
Funeral services are set for Mrs Frances M Allredge 47 of 642 N 2nd St who died Friday of a cerebral hemorrhage at Rumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Surviving husband Charles E Allredge three daughters and two stepchildren plus army and navy sons and many relatives. John Barber Channel 86 retired farmer died Sunday at Reno home. Survived by daughters Edna Arthur Katie Macatos five sons and extended family. services Wednesday 2 p.m. Rev Jack Nicholson officiating burial Renn Cemetery.
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Frances M. Allredge
N. 2Nd St
Rumsey Funeral Home
M. Sippel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Charles E. Allredge
Elsie Marie Folks
Sunflower
Violet Louise Bahnmaier
Dorothea Robertson
Lawrence
Veda Perry
Cpl
Firman’ W. Milelin
U. S. Army
Okinawa
Charles Allredge Jr
U.S. Navy
Carrie M. Hallam
Kansas City
John Barber Channel
Reno
Edna Arthur
Katie Macatos
Seattle
Wash
Clyde
Reno Church
Jack Nicholson
Renn Cemetery
Lawrence area notes football scores and weekend events
Over 450 telephone calls poured in about the Lawrence High Topeka High game and major college clashes Oklahoma Colorado Nebraska Oregon. Angel food cake sales surged at A P Market with 1 600 cakes sold by Saturday evening. Kiwanis peanut sale raised 268 for charity. Dedication of Lord s Prayer Memorial drew 130 attendees and outlined cemetery finances. A baby kangaroo description concludes the note.
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The
Journal-World
Lawrence
Glen Freeman
Bowersock Seeks 231000 Damages In Flood Wheat Suit
The Bowersock Mills of Lawrence sues the Aitchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad for 231245 claiming negligence after eight carloads of wheat stored at Ottawa yards were flooded and damaged when high water rose over tracks. The railroad denies liability calling the flood an act of God. The suit, filed in Ottawa District Court under Judge Hugh Means, notes the cars were placed at a low point and not moved despite available equipment.
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Bowersock Mills
Lawrence
Aitchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Hugh Means
District Court
Ottawa
Bowersock Co
Activities in Lindsborg To Draw State Visitors
Lindsborg with a population around two thousand two hundred hosts a busy two week period inviting visitors from across Kansas. The Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs holds its fifth district one day meeting. The 31st annual Lindsborg District Fair runs October 7 and 8. The Hyllnings Fest honoring Swedish pioneers occurs October 10 to 12. Bethany College Homecoming is October 11.
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Lindsborg
Kas
Kansas Federation of Women's
iClubs
Bethany College
Baseball Player Arrested Upon Complaint of Woman
Chicago police arrested rookie outfielder Jim Rivera after a 22 year old soldier's wife accused him of injuring her in her apartment Saturday night. Rivera denied the allegations and was held overnight for questioning by the sex bureau.
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Chicago
Jim Rivera
Chicago White Sox
Rita
Police
Janet Gater
Brunet
Dr. Cora Downs Receives 12288 Grant for Tularemia Study
Dr. Cora M. Downs a KU bacteriology professor has been awarded a $12 288 research grant by the U S Public Health Service for two years to study rapid diagnosis of tularemia and related diseases The project includes Dr Walter Kulkan as research associate and additional staff The effort may inform defenses against biological warfare and recalls Downs wartime work at Camp Detrick Md.
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Cora M. Downs
University of Kansas
U.S. Public Health Service
Franklin D. Murphy
Walter Kulkan
Downs
Ohio State University
Camp Detrick
Hospitals and Towns Record Baby News and Injuries
Memorial Hospital reports births in Sunflower and Tonganoxie areas with multiple families named including Mrs. Belle Dailey and Mrs. Helen Stetson, while Russell Tucker from Route 1, 35, was treated in the emergency room for lacerations to the right hand from a barn door incident. The item lists numerous residents across Sunflower Lecompton Tonganoxie and nearby towns with names and addresses.
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Belle Dailey
Conn
Ist
Lois Sissel
Mary F. Fletcher
New York
Helen Evans
W. 6Th St
Marian Pierce
Mary Theno
Tonganoxie
John Bradley
Oakhill Road
Helen Stetson
Verna Dwight
Okio
Myrtle Gifford
Martha C. Fox
Barker Ave
J. O. Ossborn
Sth
Mary Heine
Richland
Ida Athey
Stanley
Susie Higgins
Lecompton
Paul
F. Clark
Margaret Jones
Ala
Jewell Ingram
Suneflower
Margaret Plumb
LaDema Higbee
Wellsville
Alwinna Burris
Sunnyside
Robert Garrett
Margaret Burton
15Th St
Wilma Hollister
Baldwin
Overbrook
Sunflower
Helen Straube
Ruby A. Cassell
N. H. St
Fla. St
Hazel Garrett
E. 19Th St
Mary Transue
N. 6Th St
Russell Tucker
Route 1
Barn Door
Ottawa to Consolidate Charities Into United Fund Drive
Ottawa residents will join a single United Fund Drive this year replacing the separate Community Chest. The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce endorsed the plan to combine all charitable and civic fund drives. Lawrence will maintain the Community Chest alongside other drives for at least one more year, Chest officials say.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Willer Dean case continued in Leavenworth Court
Lloyd E Willer and Delbert Dean Smith were held over for two weeks after their arrest on September 15 in Leavenworth County on warrants charging statutory rape involving a Lawrence girl. Bond set at $10 000 each. Incident allegedly occurred near Tonganoxie September 12. Separately Mrs W F Elkin reports the theft of an electric sweeper from Route 1 home. entry through an unlocked back door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd E. Willer
W. 4Th St
Delbert Dean Smith
Pa. St
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
W. F. Elkin
Douglas County
Parent Education Study Groups to Begin Tuesday
PTA sponsored parent education groups start Tuesday at New York School 1 15 for pre school to second grade parents and at Junior High School Old High Building 7 30 for seventh to night grades. Groups run six weeks with sessions on home and school issues. A third group for grades three to six starts Wednesday 8 p m at Cordley School.
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PTA
New York School
Old High
Cordley School
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