Four Nuclear Plant Proposals Before AEC
Washington Four proposals for nuclear powered electricity plants have been submitted to the Atomic Energy Commission under a program to demonstrate atomic power. The plans total about 150 million dollars with 80 to 30 percent funded by proposers. Proposed sites include Illinois Massachusetts Michigan and Nebraska with a combined generating capacity of 455000 kilowatts. Each project aims for completion between 1957 and 1960 and insurers’ liability questions may reach Congress. Proposers include Nuclear Power Group Yankee Atomic Electric Detroit Edison Consumers Public Power District and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thetomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Illimus
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nebraska
Steauss
Congress
Chicago Area
Nuclear Power Group| T
American Gas & Electric Service Corp
New York
Bechtel Corp
San Francisco
Rion Electric Co
St. Louis
Long Island Lighting Co
Philadelphia Electric Co
Rochester Gas & Electric Co
Toledo Edison Co
Consumers Public Power District of
Columbus
Neb
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs. Pine and Mr. Hicks
Mrs. Olle Gertrude Pine eighty six died at her daughter's home in Route 2 after a life spent in Lawrence. She and husband Edward B. Pine celebrated a golden wedding last December. Survived by husband daughter and two grandsons. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at Rumsey Funeral Home with Dr. Bramble, burial Memorial Park. RE Hicks sixty five of Kansas City died at home on Ella Street after long illness. Survived by wife mother and multiple siblings. funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olle Gertrude Pine
Ollie Gertrude Pine
Eugene Leary
Pine
Lawrence
Edward B. Pine
Mrs. Leary
Ralph Leary
Norman Leary
Mr. Pine
Leary
Rumsey Funeral Home
Albert Bramble
Memorial Park Cemetery
BE. W. Hicks
W. Hicks
Kansas City
Ella, St
Vera Hicks
Charles Hicks
Linwood
G. B. Hicks
Harry Hicks
Jessie Hicks
Roy Anderson
Tonganoxie
Charles Riley
Ottawa
Norma Thomas
Volcano stock scheme ends as legal volcano sale fails
A quirky tale recalls using countries to punish dissidents by throwing them into volcanoes, inspiring a song. Dr Schwine proposed buying South American volcano stock to ship to New York as an incinerator, but postal laws on real estate blocked the deal, leaving the plan unrealized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper Laurie
Dr. Schwine
New York
Het
Dump Truck Sinks in Hidden Tank Cavern at Used Car Lot
A dump truck delivering gravel to Winter Chevrolet on New Hampshire Street plunged into a 10 foot deep cavern when a rotted old fuel oil storage tank, buried under three feet of dirt, failed under the weight. After wrecker and bulldozer efforts, the truck was freed and the lot refilled, as workers expected a busy week ahead. Meanwhile Lawrence Salvation Army launches a $35,000 drive for a new building at 10th and N streets, chaired by Frank L. Bynum of Emporia, with the current store at 900 A Street to remain open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Ray
George Alexander
Winter Chevrolet
Journal-World
Chevrolet
New Hampshire Street
New Hampshire
Oskaloosa
Sé Reveral
Ship Winter
Salvation Army
Lawrence
10Th and
N. H. Sts
N. 1. St
A. 1. St
Frank L. Bynum
Emporia
Army Advisory Board
Frank L. Brown
Strafford Rd
Fear Is Seen by Quaker As Cause of Aggression
Dr Richard Ullmann a German by birth now living in England told a Memorial Union audience that fear drives global aggression. He urged love over tough talk and argued containment defense and status quo terms reveal fear of change. He noted mutual fears between Russia and the West and warned only friendship defeats the aggressor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Richard ‘Ullmann
England
Memorial Union
Society of Friends
Domingo
Ricart
Ulmann
Ullmann
Altmann
Russia
United States
Six Back From Chicago Attends Law Review Conference
Fred Six son of Mr and Mrs Deal Six returned to Lawrence after attending the national conference of law review editors in Chicago He is a KU Law School student active in the KU Law Review He and Charles Henson Belleville were chosen to represent the University at the conference Delegates from 32 lay schools attended the event with 88 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Six
Deal Six
Lawrence
National Conference of Law Review
Chicago
Six
Kansas University Law School
K.U. Law Review
Charles Henson
Belleville
Local Churches Plan At Memorial Hospital Services
Article lists ministers and churches planning Good Friday services at Memorial Hospital area, with multiple congregations hosting prayers, Tenebrae, and Passion Week activities. Names include Randolph, Trinity, Westminster Foundation KU, First Christian, First Friends, St. Luke's AME, and Evangelical United Brethren, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
C. Tatsch
First Christian
G. C. Hall
St. Luke’s Ame
Leland Young
Evangelical United Brethren
Henry V. Collins
Church of God
Harold Hamilton
Trinity Lutheran
J. V. Snodgrass
Wesleyan
John Patton
Westminster Foundation
University of Kansas
Trinity Episcopall Church
Guild of Intercession
First Friends Church
Jesus
Trinity Lutheran Church
Immanuel
Christ
Weinicke
Aea
Billy Joe Sluss
Local Sportsman's Club Plants 100 Quail Today
The Douglas County Sportsman's Club distributed 100 quail in Clinton Kanwaka Lecompton Stull and Lone Star today after receiving birds from state game warden Olin Minkley. The club plans July as a heavy planning month and farmers seeking birds should contact officers President Warren Price Vice President George Francis Secretary Tom Gerhart Sr. Treasurer George Dunkley. Two Topeka men were fined in County Court for traffic violations Charles E Smith passing in no passing zone 510 and costs William John Fitzgibbons speeding 10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Sportsman's Club
Olin Minkley
Clinton
Kanwaka
Lecompton
Stull
Lone Star
Sportsman's Club
Warren Price
George Francis
Tom Gerhart Sr
Geoge Dunkley
Topeka
Charles E. Smith
William
John Fitzgib
Burglars Strike Again At Blue Hills Drive-In
Sheriff Hodson reported a second break-in at the Blue Hills Drive-In on 1601 E 23rd St early this week. Thieves gained entry through a front window and escaped via a back door around 12 25 a m taking about 15 dollars from the cash register while food items were the only other loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Hills Drive-In
E. 23Rd St
Billy Hodson
Hardson
Hodson
Slum Clearance Plan Approved for Kansas City
Washington officials announced that Kansas City Missouri's slum clearance program received approval from the Housing and Home Finance Agency making KC the sixteenth city to submit an acceptable plan. The agency called the Kansas City plan one of the most advanced among submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas City
Hous Ing and Home Finance Agency
Four Lawrence Landmarks Razed or Demolished
Four Lawrence landmarks are being razed including Old High and Central Junior High School buildings on St and Ky Streets. A Santa Fe railroad station at 413 E Tth St began demolition with 30 to 40 days expected to complete. The Acacia fraternity house at 12th and Tenn Streets has been torn down with future development plans indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecity
St. and
Ky. Sts
Old High
Central
Santa Fe
E. Tth St
Lawrence metered receipts edge toward 1954 rate in March
City Treasurer Roy Baker reports parking meter receipts in Lawrence were about $8,882 for the first three months of 1954, down from $10,873 in the same period last year. March totals were $3,728, off $168 from 1954, with January and February behind by nearly $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Roy Baker
Jack Evans
Evans
Market roundup shows gains across grains bonds and rails
Kansas City market notes higher prices on wheat futures May to Sep, with Wheat futures closing around 2.20 and spot wheat firm. Corn and oats show small advances, hogs and cattle steady to higher. Livestock activity moderate with calves, cows, and vealers priced, eggs and butter quoted with standard and higher fats. Wall Street rally lifts chemicals and railroad stocks, led by Southern Pacific Southern Railway and Northern Pacific as traders pivot to rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
Kansas
City of
USDA
Wall Street
New York
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Seaboard
Northern Paccific
Slow Warming Forecast For Kansas After Freeze
A gradual warm up is forecast for Kansas after a night of freezing temperatures that blanketed most of the state except the extreme east. Hard freezes were reported in Northwest Kansas with Goodland at 21 degrees and Olathe around 34. Forecasters expect fair weather through Friday with milder lows in the 30s and highs near 70, easing the cold in the west and north tonight and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Olathe
Redding
Condition of Cyclist Listed as Poor Today
Henry Newton Moore was injured Monday evening in a motorcycle crash nine miles south and one mile east of Eudora. He suffered skull and head injuries, with broken ribs and legs. Moore was transported to Lawrence Memorial Hospital by his brother-in-law Farrell Hibner who followed in a pickup truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Newton Moore
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Moore
Eudora
State Highiway
Farrell Hibner
Stamp Divorce Granted By District Judge Frank Gray
District Judge Frank Gray granted a divorce to Robert Stamp from Lois Stamp on Thursday in a forceful action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gray
Robert Stamp
Lois
Johns Kassebaum Vows Set for April Sixteen
Will Johns former Douglas County sheriff and Lawrence police chief will wed Bea Kassebaum of Topeka on Saturday afternoon April 16 at the Kassebaum home. The ceremony will be by Dr Ora Chaguill of Topeka First Presbyterian Church. Johns, now a special investigator for Attorney General Harold Fatzer, and Miss Kassebaum, a Fatzer secretary, will reside in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Johns
Foremer Douglas County
Lawrence
Bea Kassebaum
Topeka
Kassebaum
Ora Chaguill
First Presbyterian Church of
Johns
Harold R. Fatzer
Kansas
Fatzer
Kansas State Emplooment Service
Will
Dunted Johns Jr
Douglas County
Miss Kassebaum
Red Cross Gray Ladies
Jet Fighter Crashes at Tinker Air Force Base
A Thunderstreak jet fighter crashed in flames near Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City shortly before noon, with the public information office saying the pilot was believed trapped in the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Tinker Air Force’ Base
Public Information Office
Tinker
Fire damages washing machine motor at Wolf home
Lawrence firefighters answered a 9 am call to 2227 North H Street where a short circuit in a washing machine motor produced smoke in the basement. Damage was limited to the motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
F. T. Wolf
N. H. St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Droodles
Zam
Roxer
Masonic
Pe ‘m. Sojourners
B. Gemmell
Pi Wright
Army
Memorial Hospital
Bertha Halstead
Ruth Seamans
Barker Ave
David Allen Janes
Ash St
Evelyn Beery
C. St
Richard Meints
Leonard Bagby
Conn
Bonnie Taylor
Richard Roberts
Pleasant St
William Hann
W. 6Th St
Georgia Bell
Ind. St
Hettie Menger
In. St
Jacqueline Crabtree
Ky. St
Charles Rose
DeSoto
Thomas W. Woods
St. Grace
Marie Walker
Lois Walker
Laura Lee ‘Richardson
Dorothy Westerhouse
Shirley Buh
Man
Tenn. St
Marjorie ‘Moody
Mo. St
Ethel Edie
Ky, St
Florence McCourt
Miss. St
K.C
Notre Dame
Drake
Des Moines
Memorial Stadium
Full Easton
Westminster
Fulton
Drury
Springfield
Southwestern College of
Winfield
Warrensburg
North Texas State
Billy Squires
Bernie Allard
Bob Soth
Gene Hendrix
Bob Thamm
North Texas
Southwest
Ken Kelley
Paul Paterson
Patterson
Iowa
Midland
State Highway Patrol
Paul LeGer
Perry
First National Bank
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit
Kansas -City
Beltsville
N. Y
Admiral Allied
Ux Am Motors
Anv
Atchison
Atlas
Chrysler
Dayton
Dow
P&l
Dig Lion Oils
Lone S
McKess & R
Ind
Sta Oil NJ
van Citz
UN Pac
Rf US Steel
Vu TM A
Wheel Su Westy A
Are Farmers Insurance
Exchange & Fire Insurance Exchange District Sales & Cinema Office
Andy” Anderson
Atat
Tech
Tom
M.R. Carlson MW
Clark
West 9Th
Hampshire Ambulance Service
Sertoma Club
Chamber of Commerce
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!