Adenauer says policy will not be changed for years to come
Washington reports on the Committee for Economic Development urging Congress to match any budget shift with taxes but stopping short of tax increases. In Bonn, Konrad Adenauer declares West German policy static as he plans to move from chancellor to president, signaling continuity amid Berlin talks and European reactions.
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Deaths-Funerals Alfred Eisele and Ella May Lewallen
Alfred Eisele 75 a lifelong Eudora resident died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital He retired from business and farming and was a Mason and church member Funeral services 2 p m Friday at Eudora Methodist Church burial in Eudora cemetery Friends may call at Rumsey Funeral Home until noon Friday Survivors include wife Emma three sons Clifford Robert Delbert three brothers and four grandchildren Ella May Lewallen 39 of 501 Perry Street funeral 10 a m Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery died Tuesday at home Rev J J Krimmer officiating
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Alfred Eisele
Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hosp
Eisele
Sublette
Delbert
Iowa St
William
Route 2
Henry
Reno
Arthur
Ella May Lewallen
Perry St
Rumsey Funeral Home
J. J. Krimmer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Mrs. Thomas Montgomery Corwin in Mobile
Notice reports the death of Mrs. Thomas Montgomery Corwin of Mobile Alabama. She was formerly Miss Mabel Prentice of Lawrence. Survivors include her son Prentice Montgomery Corwin and two sisters Edna and Emma Prentice, with brothers Preston Prentice of Pensacola and C F Prentice of Long Beach.
Mrs Hope Owens 67 Dies at Home in Topeka
Mrs Hope H Owens age 67 died at her Topeka home after living most of her life in Lecompton Born October 22 1881 she was a Grace Evangelical Jane Brethren Church member Funeral services Saturday at Wall Diffen derfer Mortuary Topeka burial Memorial Park Cemetery Topeka Survivors include daughter Ruby Hartford son Wayne L Webber stepson Claude Owens sister Ruby Armstrong brothers Claude B and Harry M Fleenor six grandchildren three great grandchildren one niece Harriet Skinner and she was the youngest sister of the late Mrs E G Day of Lawrence
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Hope H. Owens
Topeka
Lecompton
Grace Evangelical
Jane Brethren Church
Hope
Wall-Diffenderfer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ruby Hartford
Wayne L. Webber
Claude E. Owens
Ruby Armstrong
Lyndon
Claude B
Harry M. Fleenor
Harold Skinner
Route 2
Lawrence
Owens
E. G. Day
Death of Mrs Rosetta Schwalm Worden 84
Mrs Rosetta Schwalm 84 of Worden died Tuesday evening at her son Roys home in Worden. She was a member of Worden Evangelical United Brethren Church widow of John T Schwalm who died in 1930. Funeral at 1 30 p m Friday First Methodist Baldwin Burial Worden Cemetery. Friends may call Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin. Survived by Laura Elm two sons Roy and Lester Schwalm nine grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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Rosetta Schwalm
Worden
Roy
Worden Evangelical United Brethren Church
John T. Schwalm
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
Lamb Funeral
Laura Elm
Lester Schwalm
Jeep Pickup Collision Near Eudora Injures Driver
Visibility was poor when a jeep pickup and a car collided about 8:45 am today 14 miles west of Eudora on Highway K-10. George Thomas Faler 46 of 640 N 6th St sustained back injuries but was not hospitalized. Denis C Stewart 20 of Mission was the car driver. Jeep damage listed as total and car damage at 450 dollars. Snowing at the time of the accident.
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George Thomas Faler
N. 6Th St
Eudora
Denis C. Stewart
Mission
Journal-World To
Two Hurt in County Wrecks This Morning
Two persons sustained minor injuries in separate county highway accidents today. George Thomas Faler 46 of 640 North 6th Street injured a back when his jeep hit a car driven by Denis Stewart 30 of Mission on K 10 about 114 miles east of Eudora. jeep loss total and car damage about 450 dollars. Robert Wanamaker 20 of Topeka suffered lip and leg cuts when his car hit a utility pole near Big Springs on highway 40. car damage about 400 dollars. A two car crash near Kanwaka Corner on U.S. 40 caused 250 dollars in damage with no injuries. drivers Neil Walman 27 of New York City a KU student and James Tenbrook Jr 31 of 1901 Naismith Dr were involved.
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George Thomas Faler
N. 6Th St
Denis C. Stewart
Mission
Eudora
Big Springs
Robert Bruce Wanamaker
Topeka
Sheriff's Office
Wanamaker
Kanwaka Corner
U.S. 40
Neil Walman
New York City
Kansas University
James Tenbroke Jr
Naismith Dr
Law rence Readies Outdoor Rules and Civil Defense Link
Lawrence officials publish new dog ordinance in Page 17 of the Journal World. Linwood joins Douglas County Civil Defense, adding its siren network and joint warning duties. Lincoln officials request motorist cooperation for Thursday square dance parking on Massachusetts Street with barricades set at 5 p.m. on Ninth Street.
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City of Lawrence
Journal-World
Linwood
Douglas County
Asst
Bill Cox
Massachusetts Street
Cox
Ninth Street
Major Flood Control Talks Draw Northeast Kansas Group
About 80 members of the Northeast Kansas Highway Association heard Maj. J. P. Barnes of the Army Corps of Engineers discuss flood control and water resource development. He listed four reservoirs Camp Creek Rock Creek Onaga Vermillion Creek Grove Soldier Creek Clinton Wakarusa River and noted bank protection plans on the Kansas River and at Atchison Stranger Creek Leavenworth County. None of the projects has congressional authorization yet. Detailed designs for Perry and Parrot Reservoirs are in progress.
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J. P. Barnes
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Fairgrounds
Kansas
Maj. Barnes
Camp Creek
Rock Creek
Onaga
Grove
Soldier Creek
Clinton
Wakarusa
Kansas River
Atchison
Stranger Creek
Leavenworth
Congress
Lawrence
Perry
Parrot
Lion Tennis Team Dominates Ottawa in Straight Wins
Lawrence High School's tennis squad coached by Lowell Bailey won all matches at home over Ottawa. Tom Palmerlee defeated Bob Keelin 6-2 5-7 6-2. Gene Jackson beat Gary Burke 6-3 6-1. Anderson and Collister won 8-6 6-3 in doubles. McNown and Maloney won 6-2 6-4. Next meet vs Osawatomie Friday.
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Lowell Bailey
Ottawa
Tom Palmerlee
LHS
Bob Keelin
Gene Jackson
Gary Burke
Phil Anderson
Richard Collister
Gordon Bruce
Gene Shofner
Steve McNown
Jack Maloney
Herbert Harrah
Tom Mudrick
Osawatomie
Mosser-Clark Lead City Election as Turnout Sets Record
Mosser and Clark lead the city commission race with Barteldes and McConnell winning four-year terms on the commission. Board of Education results show Rumsey Shenk and Mrs. Allen leading. Harris, the incumbent, is denied another term, highest turnout since 1953. Ward breakdown compares 1957 results.
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McConnell
Mosser
Clark
Charles Roberman
John B. Harris
Board of Education
Rumsey
Shenk
Allen
Raymond E. Crews Jr
Libuse Kriz Fiorito
Commission
Harris
DoiTy Commission
Don McConnell
Ben Barteldes
Russell Mosser
Jim Clark Rere
Oscar Rumsey
Gan
Henry Shenk c
Ethan Allen Sheen
Kriz Flor Lorito
Aapeeoees
Court records show vagrancy and DUI cases in Arkansas
In County Court Joseph A. Eaton lists vagrancy offenses against Orval Hampton of Summit Arkansas with a 30 day sentence and $150 fine. Charles R. Fitzhugh of Kansas City Missouri faces an open bottle charge and DUI with a $50 fine.
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Joseph A. Eaton
Arkansas
Orval Hampton
Summit
Ark
Charles R.fitzhugh
Kansas City
Tainted Turkey Strikes AFL-CIO Delegates in Washington
Hundreds of AFL-CIO unemployment conference delegates fall ill with food poisoning. About 30 rushed to hospitals from the National Guard Armory where the event occurred. an Ohio delegation report cites half of 600 aboard a Toledo Washington train becoming ill after dining on turkey. District of Columbia Red Cross officials note several hospitalizations and many more ill from stomach cramps nausea and diarrhea.
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National Guard
Ohio
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Charles Feichtner
First Aid Corps
District of Columbia Red Cross
Armory
Feichtner
Births Reported at Memorial Hospital and Nearby Homes
Memorial Hospital lists Betty Johnson Ralph Bailey Hattie Korb Kim Murphree Cecil Van Nortwick Nancy Loy Lou Williams Kenneth Scott Audra Brand Dorothy Scothorne George Faler Nancy Prosser Ida Deay Fannie Glatthaar Bella Taylor Henry Oliver Bertha Peters Shirley Brown Jeanette SkinnerAnna Bolton LaVerne Bright Mildred Bowen Katrina Cook Mary Ellen Miles McWilliams and spouses report a son a daughter born Tuesday at Memorial and nearby residences.
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Jackie Hall
Ind. St
Betty Johnson
Crestline Dr
Ralph Bailey
Prairie Ave
Hattie Korb
Kim Louise Murphree
Neb. St
Cecil van Nortwick
Vt. St
Nancy Loy
Stouffer Place
Lou Anna McWilliams
Forrest Ave
Kenneth Scott
Ky. St
Audra Brand
Route 1
Dorothy Scothorne
Eudora
George Faler
N. 6Th St
Nancy Lou Prosser
Mo. Sts
Ida Deay
Fannie Glatthaar
Bella Taylor
Tenn, St
Henry Oliver
Bertha Peters
Pa. St
Shirley Brown
Jeanette Skinner
Anna Bolton
del. St
LaVerne Bright
Locust St
Mildred Bowen
Ohio St
Katrina Cook
DeSoto
Mary Ellen Miles
Oskaloosa
Close Mosser-Clark race grips Lawrence voters
Voters turned out 4 449 in a tense Mosser Clark contest in Lawrence with 10 000 registered. Final canvass settled late as Clark and Mosser faced questions of a recount though officials said no provision exists. Harris, top vote getter four years ago, denied re election as commission changes unfold.
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Lawrence High School
City Hall
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Mossers
Clark
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Jack Harris
Harris
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Newell George
Jack Steineger
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Errett Scrivner
Grant Wood Art Display Opens at KU Museum
An exhibition of 54 drawings and paintings by Grant Wood opens Sunday at the Kansas University Art Museum. The premier run is 3 to 6 p.m. and the show runs through May 30. This is the final in a Midwest regional painters series following John Steuart Curry and Thomas Hart Benton exhibitions.
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Iowa
Grant Wood
Kansas University Art Museum
KU Museum
John Steuart Curry
Thomas Hart Benton
Major Street Job Brings Problems For Commission
City commission discussed a large street widening project involving Seventh, Ninth, and New Jersey streets. Plans include varied widening, resurfacing, and parking changes, plus vacating a small city right of way on Sixth Street. Billboards were denied. non conforming signs must come down in a year. appraisers valued Lyman property at 17500, Bellinger lot at 17000, and a sewer easement at 400.
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New Hampshire
New Jersey
Ninth Street
Tennessee
Seventh
Fourteenth
Kentucky
Vermont
Connecticut
Sixth Street
Lawrence Sanitary Milk and Ice Cream Co
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Emery Road
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West Hills Parkway
Emery
Stratford Road
Thirteenth
Louisiana Street
Sixteenth
Nineteenth
Southridge Addition No
Nineteenth Street
Edgewood Park Additions No. 1
Lyman
Bellinger
10Th and
N. H. Sts
Northwood
Fine Arts Quartet at KU Swarthout Recital Hall Tonight
The internationally renowned Fine Arts Quartet will give an 8 o'clock concert at Swarthout Recital Hall on the Kansas University campus. The quartet will perform three pieces submitted to the Mid-American Symposium of Contemporary American Music, which began Monday at KU.
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Fine Arts Quartet
Swarthout Recital Hall
Kansas University
Topeka Industry Levy Defeated by Voters
The proposal to authorize Topeka to levy a half mill for industry attraction failed by about two to one. About 16 000 voted no and 8 500 voted yes, ending plans to use proceeds to attract new industry and expand existing ones.
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Topeka
Work Change Planned for KU 40‑hour Week Initiated
Kansas University announces a 40 hour workweek for all classified employees effective May 1 under state pay rules. About 750 staff will be affected. monthly pay replaces previous 44 hour norms. Overtime requires compensating time off. departments may adjust schedules, including Saturday closings or skeleton staffs.
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Kansas University
Franklin D. Murphy
State Department of Administration
Murphy
Lawrence Elks Club installs new officers led by Schaake
Raymond Schaake of 2146 La. St. was installed Tuesday night as exalted ruler of the Lawrence Elks Club. Dick Pucka presided as district deputy grand exalted ruler. Clayton Stone becomes leading knight with Robert Revenew and Marvin Terry in key knight roles. Other officers installed include Vinton Warner esquire Milton Allen chaplain Harry Starks inner guard Edward Frick tiler Pucka secretary Junius Underwood treasurer and trustees John H. Emick Fred Frey and James Perry.
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Raymond Schaake
la. St
Lawrence Elks Club
Dick Pucka
Lawrence
Clayton Stone
Robert Revenew
Marvin Terry
Vinton Warner
Esquire
Milton Allen
Harry Starks
Edward Frick
Puck
Card of Thanks by Laurie W. Postma
I express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers fruit and kindness shown during my recent illness Laurie W. Postma
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Laurie W. Postma
Thankful note from Beulah Wright after hospital stay
Beulah Wright expresses sincere thanks to friends relatives and all who sent flowers cards gifts and letters during a recent hospital stay. She extends special gratitude to physicians Jones Manahan and Godwin and to the nurses on the third floor.
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Drs. Jones, Manahan and
Godwin
Beulah Wright
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