Center Voters Decide on State Sewage Plan Impact
The Clay Center board and voters weigh a state order for a sewage treatment plant as part of a wider watershed cleanup. Dr Hood notes current river bacterial counts exceed safe levels and warns of continued health risks if treatment is delayed. He cites 80 Kansas River watershed cities with sewage programs in place.
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Mate Board of Hearth
Thoth
Mas R. Hood
State Board
Gallaw
Hood
Fulion City
Health Board
Sway
Kansas River
Inet
Eisenhower backs NATO as key to peace and defense
Politicos discuss a report praising NATO and its aim to keep peace through collective security. Eisenhower argues a strong alliance reduces attack risk and defense costs, listing plans for thousands of troops and divisions as essential.
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Europe
Rar
NATO
U. S
Canada
Eisenhower
America
Tru- Than
KU ART COLLECTS N Aowell portrait by LMHS senior
A charcoal portrait by LMHS senior N Aowell, titled superior by judges at the High Annual Art Conference, was purchased by the KiA Art Education Department for the department collection. It will represent LMHS and is the only work bought. Lee is the daughter of Dr Orient Lee, a visiting history professor now at Bradley University.
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Aowell
Rith Lee
LMHS
Kia
Miss Lee
KU. Er
All Law Day Fete Attracts Kansas Alumni Tonight
More than 300 University of Kansas alumni and faculty are expected at All Law Day events at KU. The program includes three lectures by Chase K. Harvard Law School, a banquet honoring top students, a queen contest, and a law school faculty versus student ball game.
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University
Kansas
K. U
Chase K. Harva Law School
Ralph Brock
Sterling
Court Press
Marie and
Joseph Wilkins
Madame Butter
Law School
259 Concert to Feature Lawrence Grade School Musicians
Lawrence announces 259 students who will perform at an 8 p.m. concert in Liberty Memorial High School auditorium. Charles Kanninger, director, lists bands, ensembles, and instruments from beginner to advanced groups including clarinets, saxophones, guitars, drums, and orchestral sections with many named participants and local schools.
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Lawrence
Charles Kanninger
Liberty Memorial High
audi+torium
Reorginn
Pavia Gatawool
Starairl
Baker
Dai Judy Wiley
Y Arena
Linda Norela
Tom Dixon
Mary Allee Boeicher
Judy Snavely
Shirley Scott
Carolyn Sue Brown
Richard McCoy
Denice
AleMichael
Dwiah Truth “Price
Barbara
Dunian
Janet Sue Durnott
Hevarly Hunnect
Poentrphone
Gorald Balabury
Mike Dixon
Cortiata
Ladile Neamith
David Gray
Monte Pearson
Gary Johnwin
Junior Georgie
Mike Jocks
Jimey Smith
Jeasle “Jackson
Ee Hart
Don Lakenooa
Mike Amyz
Kahin Rempte
Tommy Palmeries
Herman Maat
Roger Faulkner
2 Sain Pohm
Calvin Holladay
Walter Houk
Jexxie’ Jackson
Robert Kauffman
Freeman Salen
Brenda Miller
John Hear
John Bingham
Robert Male Morel
Mabert
Duane Morris
Joyce Eiie
Mowdlady
Sparely
Meey Aile
Orchentry
Violina
Brenda Ter Vonda Z
Pave Pete Sandra Rassmurses
Linde Salen
John= son
Binte Mowder
Mayhew
Nina ‘Coleman
Lee? Newman
Patrician Glasscock
Dixie Lae Work~man
Dona 3Eri Barngnmith
Virginia Cox
Otle
Jen Yeh
Grratge Eacock
Martha Garrett
Lhnda Garrett
Jelores
Harris el Woodard
Sally Bowers
Jean Deraon
Betty Rachr
Jane Bettority Clark
Phil Anderson
Susan McCalin
Karan Fish
Ruth Jallson
Mary Annet
Husel Sable
Jane Dunlap
Cora Lee Prie Eeu Sbirte
Reyies
Dn Manwell
Clara Walker
Whitney Baker
Hulleen
Mine Tear
Ars Young
Jeanne Ce
Fhitea
Virginie Grinwold
Kenna Barnes
Janet Sue Burnett
Beverly Bennett
Linda
Large
Karen Stuart
Molly McCalla
Eviave Jewett
Mary Snipel
Jes Oral Pane
Phyllis Wartuberser
Poly On
Deaths and Funerals Jeckoon R Jackson 86
Jeckoon R Jackson 86 of Le reton died early this morning in Overland. Funeral arrangements are pending with details to be announced by the family. He was a longtime resident and member of the community.
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Jeckoon R. Jackson
Lereton
Overland
Kraft reelected as city's mayor
City commissioners discussed university relations and student representation after Kraft’s reelection. They approved a sewer line project for the 1800 block of Maine to Missouri in University Place Annex and accepted planning commission minutes for a trailer court, plus Sunset Hills subdivision revisions. Water-tap fee may rise to 50 dollars. Federal flood protection aid for Elm Street and North Lawrence awaited.
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Wigglesworth
Adopa
Maine
Missouri Streets
University Place
Planning Commission
R. L. Webster
Sunset Hills
Goodrum
Bremer Drive
Robert Mounsey
Elm Street
North Lawrence
Local Birth and Family Notices From Memorial Hospital
A collection of birth and family notices lists names and addresses of parents, infants, and relatives from Memorial Hospital and nearby towns. Entries include baby gender notes, parent names such as Danna Miller and Donna Miller, places like Oskaloosa and Perry, and timestamps of yesterday or today for births and family events.
Clyde Lovellette and city bonfire tales in Kansas tribute
Report from Lawrence recounts two K U victory night stories around the bonfire in front of City Hall. One joke about radio news, the other a dent claim by a motorist after a city fire hose incident. Red Cross drive trails by 235 of 18220 with notable donor gifts listed. Jefferson County and Douglas County commissioners discuss Lecompton bridge restoration as HFA aids flood relief. After the game KU players head to Latin Quarter then Copacabana to see Schnazzola. Lovellette misses late shot but shares 22 points, praised as a star whose career remains storied.
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Wigglesworth
Jefferson County
Douglas County
Lecompton
Jefferson
John Yost
E. F. Schuler
Ray Kimmel
F. G. Edwards
H. A. Reppert
Community Facilities Service
Home Finance Administration
John W. Frazier
Finney and Turnipseed
Topeka
Clyde Lovellette
Kat
Peoria
Caterpillars
Clyde
Tam
Char-lie Hoag
Sigiker the Affable Giant Becomes Big Stork at Hospital
Leon Roberts of 1226 Conn Street and Clyde assisted Mrs Roberts to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for delivery. At the hospital Loveliette helped bring Mrs Roberts and her baby into the delivery room. Long known on the basketball court as the Sigiker the affable giant, he now may be known as the Big Stork.
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Leon Roberts
Clyde
Kansas voters sweep leads in varied city races
In multiple Kansas towns results show mayors elected or re elected and council seats filled. Wellington re elected officials. Ulysses elected Hubert McCall Jr. mayor. Caney and Oswego see council wins. Neodesha Fredrick Lohrler finance head. Fredonia Stoward Sell finance head. Olathe mayor Lloyd Squires defeated. bond issue for street widening approved. Ottawa elected Kenneth Andrews commissioner with 1283 votes to 1025.
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Wilber White
R. J. Hayden
Mark Jenson
Hayden
Frank Eliott
Wellington
Ralph Hange
G. J. Roberts
Hospital Crater
Ulysses
Hubert McCall Jr
B. D. Jones
Fred Sweazy
Robert Martin
William Monson
Hoilington
Melvin Laughlin
Throckmorton
Deetz
Florence
John Day
Ray W. Conyers
Chester Lintebier
Adren Laughrey
Joe Elly
LYONS
Roy Kinzie
Souncilman
Loren Pool
CANEY
Will Gordon
Howard Pendleton
Citizens Party
Oswego
E. Evans
Howard Brown
Phillip Hellwig
Chetopa
W. W. Grant
J. HL Clapton
GREAT
BPN
Tip Traylor
J. Ip
Ferrell
L.T. Shafer
Dewey
Graves
Tumbolnt
Robert RB
Adams
Charence
Williams
Neodesha
Adley Lohrler
Charles W. Morris
Fredonia—Stoward Sell
Ted
Milton Penrod
Homer Allen
William Thomas
Olathe
Lloyd H. Squires
Harry Tudor
Ottawa
Kenneth Andrews
R. H. Curbey
A. J
W. D. Bemmels
Ell
Schol
Flower School Draws 15 Lawrence Women
Lawrence women joined 32 area participants for the University of Kansas Flower Show School, running through Saturday. Two horticulture authorities will lecture and demonstrate, with material examinations Saturday. Attendees include Mrs. Turner, Mrs. LeSner, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Smith, and others.
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Lawrence
Secon Flower Show School
University of Kansas
Mandy, Jacobs
Chicago
Father Wheeler
Roslyn Heights
N.Y
Faculty Club
H. Turney
Nelson LeSner
W. Johnson
George B. Smith
M. L. Sallee
Betty M. Parks
Fred Ellsworth
N. K. Anderson
Ethan P. Allen
Franklin
Murphy
Ida Mason
Albert Sabel
Bert A. Weber
BE. J. Netzer
James A. Measer
Three Hurt In Topeka Car Collision On West Seventh Street
A Topeka group totaling Lee D. Young Dana Wheaton Louise Wheaton and Mary Carter were injured when Youngs car struck a parked truck on West Seventh Street near Kentucky and Tennessee. The impact pushed the front wheels under the car and damaged the grill and front fenders. Another crash on Elm Street at Third left minor damage to both vehicles involved.
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Lee D. Young
Topeka
West Seventh Street
Kentucky
Tennessee
Young
Dana Wheaton
Louise Wheaton
Mary Carter
Po Hce
Donwld Worthington
Grankie
George Wickersham
Wickersham
Elm Street
Third Street
Rowe Divorce Suit Filed in District Court
Susie E. Rowe files for divorce against John A. Rowe in district court. Boxing as a sport is believed to have originated in ancient Greece.
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Ins District Court
Susie E. Rowe
John A. Rowe
35 New Combat Casualties Identified in Korea
Defense Department reports 35 additional Korea combat casualties with seven killed 26 wounded one missing in action and one injured in a new list issued Wednesday Washington officials said the tally expands prior totals with the latest casualty figures and locations remain undisclosed.
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Washington i
Defense Department
Korea
Market News at a Glance Declines in Rails and Oils
Market at a glance shows stocks lower with rails and oils leading the decline while bonds rise on implied demand. Cattle and hogs show mixed moves as Kansas City livestock reports indicate steady to higher animal prices amid a tightened midweek supply and varied wholesale quotes.
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Ee Seay
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Arizona
Wall Street Wavers In Mixed Trading Day
The stock market edged lower in a volatile session on Wednesday, with light selling brushing rails, oils, and steels at times. Despite the fluctuations, several issues managed to perform adequately, preserving an overall even balance as declines stretched from fractions to more substantial gaps.
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Wall Street
New York
Market Indicators Show Mixed Trading Clarity
The report notes a lack of pressure with volume around 1,300,000 shares, while there were signs of equal sized gains indicated by plus signs. The described market conditions point to a balance between buyers and sellers amid uncertain momentum.
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Politicos
Lhe
Everally
Lawrence High
Rank Gray
Ireland
Regnier
Megnie
Kraft
Memorial Hospital
Fay Merriam
Danna Miller
Ona May Woodhead
McLouth
Hazel June Shaw
Sunflower
Burl Dean Maley
Midland
Judy Frisbie
Jule Frisbie
Grantvitte
Wilbur Rinke
Bernice Rinke
Eideree Roxie
Jean Mull
Elmit
Danny Sales
Donnie Turner
Oskaloosa
June Holcom
John Kinnestiver
Perry
R. E. Williams
Maurice Shull
Red Cross
McCoy's
V.om. Auchard
Ada Hilkey
Lauter Jewelry
Copacabana
Schnazzola
Jimmy Durante
Clyde Loveliette
Stork
Chase
Usnai
Nebraska
Luitt
Arizona Lambs
Arizana Ewes
Kansan City
CIPY
Epes
Poult
Beng
Umier
Kansan
Schubert Funeral Home
Hansa
Kerssco
Equip. CO
Shorts
Am Airlines
Am Tel & Telfie
Atchison
Bethleti
Boeing Airp
Chrysler
OH x. di du Pont
Doug Aire
Eastmood
U Gen
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Joodyear Ae Herc
Fire Insurance Exchange
Bremer Insurance Agency
West Ste
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Andy C. Hess
Standard Ute
Vermont
RANT _ INSURANCE
George
Ik Ya Pere
Er Eo
Gal Aes
Lawrence Building and Loan
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