Three County Officials Seek Reelection in Fall
Harold Beck, register of deeds, Emma Berg, county superintendent, and D E Mathia, county clerk, all Republicans, announced candidacies for reelection in the coming primary and general elections. Beck seeks a 12th term, Berg her fifth, Mathia a second term. all residents of Douglas County with long service and prior roles in county government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Beck
Register of Deeds
Emma Berg
D. E. Mathia
Beck
Ile
Joy Boys Winter Visit Clouded By Nervous Hostility
Crowds greet Bulganin and Krushchev with cool reception and police alertness as Anthony Eden and the Happiness Boys clash in the backdrop. Analysts doubt any major breakthrough, forecasting a cautious show with little substantive progress.
Broken Leg Sidelines Local Junior Legion Player
Tes Nesmith a Lawrence High School sophomore suffered a broken leg Wednesday while sliding into home during practice with the American Legion Junior baseball squad at Municipal Park. He is the son of Dean Nesmith and is expected to wear a walking cast after treatment at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with a six week recovery projected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Nesmith
Lawrence High School
American Legion
Municipal Park
Dean Nesmith
Ala
Kansas University
Lis
Lawrence High
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Les
Deaths and Funerals Include Patterson Reddish and Fuller
Arthur E Patterson 73 a Baldwin resident died Wednesday in Gardner with survivors including wife a daughter Ray Waddell of Ottawa and sons Milton Lawrence and Arthur Jr of Overland Park Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Friday at Gardner Presbyterian Church burial in Gardner Cemetery Alberta Etaple Reddish former Lawrence resident died Sunday in Granada Hills California aged 47 with son William and daughter Yvonne among survivors Services 1 30 p m Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home burial in Wild Norse Cemetery Elmer John Fuller Pleasant Grove died in a training accident in Yazoo City Mississippi aged 25 funeral 3 30 p m Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Patterson
Artin E. Patterson
Baldwin
Gardner
Ray Waddell
Ottawa
Milton
Lawrence
Arthur FE. Patterson Jr
Overland Park
Gardner Presbyterian Church
Gardner Cemetery
Alberta Etaple Reddish
Granada Hills
Calif
William
Reddish
Yvonne Reddish
Lottie Nichols
R. I. St
Lila Reynolds
Manhattan
Verna Koontz
Duke N. Pes
Eothers
Edward Tincle
St. Orville Tingle
Cadet St
Ernest Tingle
Pasadena
Ruumsey
C. J. Knox
Eharee
Wild Norse Cemetery
Elmer
John Fuller
Elmer John Fuller
Pleasant Grove
Rumney
Rev
M. C. Atlen
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fuller
Yazoo City
Miss
Carillon Recital Honors KU At Friday Event
Ronald Barnes, KU carillonneur, presents a 30 minute program of 16th to 17th century works at 4:50 p.m. Friday to honor the Central Renaissance Conference hosted by the University. The recital includes pieces by Dolmetsch and anonymous composers and features historical arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Barnes
Carillonneur
Kansas University
Central Renaissance Conference
University
Bhatahia
GFC Mandel
Leilman Susato
John Tones Currant
Dolmetsch
Orchesonranhie
Branie de la Guerre
Oreheso
Joannen de Cropiters
Antwerp
Menuet
Anon Giavotta & Museete
Jaret
Hector Wloce
Jonef Hector Prontone
Anon
K State student wins prize at ASME conference
Glen Horton of Kansas State College won $50 the first prize for presenting the best paper at the six school ASME conference at Kansas University. Other awards went to Victor R. Schuelein of Oklahoma University second prize $25 Roland McDaniel of Kansas State College third prize $15 M. W. Sullenberger of Oklahoma University fourth prize $10 and Max M. Spencer of Oklahoma A and M College fifth prize $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen R. Horton
Kansas State College
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Kansas University
Victor R. Schuelein
Oklahoma University
Roland McDaniel
M. W. Sullenberger
Max M. Spencer
Oklahoma A. & M. College
KBI Joins Lawrence Police In Armed Robbery case
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation and Lawrence police probe an armed robbery of LeRoy Buell on a Lawrence street. Two men held Buell at gunpoint taking 173 dollars from a briefcase as he drove to the bank. Buell placed the incident about 2 05 pm and aided by partial descriptions before the suspects fled in a following car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Lawrence Police Department
LeRoy
Buell
Lawrence
Eighth Street
Sid and Midh Sts
Tregs. Jurer
Construction and General Laborer’s Union
Mass
Serand
KBI
Hults to debate Demo-GOP at K U on Eisenhower strike
Lawrence State Senator Donald Hults will join a 7:30 p m English style debate at Kansas University May 3 in the Jashawt Room. The event, sponsored by KIL Young Republicans and Young Democrats, asks if the Eisenhower Administration merits a return to Washington with a Republican Congress with Tufts on the affirmative and Fields Callahan and Sterrett supporting the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Hults
Lawrence
Eisenhower
Kansas University
KIL
Washington
Congress
Tufts
Joe Sterrett
Topeka
J. E. Fields
Jayne Callahan
Cleveland
Qhis
Walter E. Sandelius
Lansing Prisoner Dies From Multiple Stabbings
Ward en Hoffman reports the fatal stabbing of John Wensud an Indian prisoner from Reno County serving 5 15 years for car theft. Wensud died after being attacked in a prison latrine and arriving at the hospital with stab wounds to the abdomen. A second prisoner is being questioned. no weapon was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kansas State
Arthur Hoffman
John Wensnedt
Reno
Wensuc
Hoffman
Twenty-One Chemistry Students Honored at KU Event
Twenty-one Kansas University chemistry students were recognized at a Memorial Union dinner. Daniel Wiley of Lawrence and Charles Malone of Indiana Street were honored for service and excellence in freshman chemistry. John Yang of Eudora was named as one of three graduate students named as National Science Foundation fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Memorial Union
Engineering
Lawrence
Daniel Wiley
la. St
Charles Malone
Ind
St. Wiley
Malone
John Yang
Eudora
National Science Foundation
Fels Lions
New District Court Term Opens May 7 With Trial Docket
May term of District Court convenes May 7 with docketed cases including 29 criminal and 123 civil matters. Turnpike condemnation awards to be resolved this term unless new filings occur. Jury to report May 14. seven alcohol driving appeals listed. 53 divorce cases scheduled. Jury list includes Klaus Abegg and many others from local addresses.
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District Court
Klaus Abegg
Maskell Ave
Bartz
St.j
Anna W. Berger
Ohio St
O. D. Brubaker
St. Md
Prospect Ave
Paul F. Clark
R. I. St
James R. Cole
Ard
Henry B. Collins
Calif. Sty
St. Tyrol
Paul Ingels
Jean Jackson
Purrest
BR. Kennedy
Ohio
Dale Kerr
St. View
Ko Kessi
Fred Kinepper
Fred Koch
Eudora
Grace Krapf
Michland
Warren Landis
Robert K. Lawton
E. Devin
Alyin Schmidt
Virginia
Stewart
St Mo
Mawr
Pratt
Wright
Venn
Lawrence grid match and golf exhibition at local clubs
Lawrence residents hear about a 1 30 p m kickoff for a Kansas University intra squad game downtown with veterans facing newcomers and a Memorial Stadium incident mentioned. An eight man LCC golf team will play eight K J links members in an exhibition at Lawrence Country Club with Wilbur Norton stating team member selection is pending. The Kansas Board of Regents meets in Topeka for routine business ahead of a March 30 regents meeting at KU where Forrest Allen’s one year coaching extension was denied and Dick Harp was named head basketball coach.
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Cubmanbers
Fickel Wtles
Kansas
Lawrence Country Club
LCC
Kt. Links
Wilbur Norton
Kansas University
Board of Regents
Topeka
Raymond Nichols
University
Regents
K. U
Forrest C. Allen
Dick Harp
Births and hospital notices mix in Memorial Hospital list
Memorial Hospital displays a long list of residents and visitors with many names and addresses. The entries include several births noting a baby boy and multiple individuals in various towns and streets.
Pilcher to Speak on Probation and Navajo Education
Panel member Don M Pilcher of Kansas University will join Friday’s Kan gan Council for Children and Youth meeting at Washburn University Topeka to discuss Probation Services Appraisal Recommendations. James Begay of Haskell Indian Institute will address Progress in Navajo Education in the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don M. Pilcher
Bureau of Child Research
Kansas University
Kangan Council For Children and Youth
Washburn University
Topeka
James Begay
Haskell Indian Institute
Nixon seeks reelection as Eisenhower backs move
President Nixon announced his bid for re election while describing strong support from President Eisenhower who said he was pleased with Nixon s decision He spoke at the White House after conferring with Eisenhower. Ohio State on probation for one year for aiding football players The probation bars Rose Bowl representation and requires strict supervision of athlete work programs Coach Woody Hayes must follow Big Ten financial aid rules.
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Washington
Nixon
Wiacek
Eisenhower
Nisa
White House
Sonhower
Cmicago U
Big Ten
Tug) Wilson
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Safe driver aids cyclists at busy intersection
A 1917 Barker Avenue driver A. Bogue was seen driving north on Connecticut Street as two bicycles stopped to wait for the truck to pass near Fourteenth. Bogue halted and waved the riders through, then continued to Eleventh where he signaled a right turn.
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L A
Victim in Local Shooting Listed as Fairly Good
Kenneth Reid of 829 Conn. St was shot in the side Saturday and is reported fairly good by Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Suspect Alice B. Smith 33 is free on 25000 bond awaiting a May 18 preliminary hearing. Reid was struck below the rib with the bullet passing through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Reid
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Reid
Alice B. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Mrs Gregory Still Is Termed Critical Today
Mrs Helen Gregory a 34 year old Lawrence math ler remained in critical condition after an early morning head on crash near Bonner Springs in Kansas. Her husband Gleason Gregory and their three children were improving at Bethany Hospital with one 16 month old Gleason Jr released. William M Thompson a 23 year old Kansas City college senior driving the other car also suffered injuries described as less serious. The collision happened when Gregory swerved to avoid a wandering vehicle on Highway 132 five miles west of Bonner Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Greigory
Lawrence Mathler
Bonner Springs
Bethany
Kansas City
Kas
Gleason
Gregory
Gleason Jr
Gregorys
William M. Thompson
K.A. College
Riling Harris Slicers Set LCC Golf Loop Pace
Gene Riling posted the best low gross score of 36 in the bi monthly Law rence Country Club Golf League. Curt Harris had the low net of 34 on handicap. The Slicers captained by Bill Meller claimed the low team score as 55 members participated with some staying for the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Riling Uened
Lawrence Country Club
Curt Harris
Slicers
Bill Meller
Bill Nichols
Ivan van Nortwick
John Chaney
LCC
U S Firms Target Defense Subcontracts at Parsons Workshop
In Parsons Kansas a two day procurement program at Kansas Ordnance Plant aims to channel defense subcontracts to Southeast Kansas plants. C I Moyer of the SBA calls it a regional first with 150 attendees and a dinner featuring Cliff Titus of Beech Aircraft. Exhibits include water desalting gear life rafts and a jet engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kansas
Armed Services
C. I. Moyer
Kansas City
Small Business Administration
Parsonian Hotel
Cliff K. Titus
Wichita
Titus
State Chamber of Commerce
Beech Aircraft
Ordnance Plant
Beef Breeders Show Slated At East Nineteenth Street Fairgrounds
The Th. Douglas County Beef Breeders Association holds its third annual cattle show this Saturday at the 4 1 Fairgrounds on East Nineteenth Street. Some 38 Eastern Kansas breeders entered over 110 Angus Hereford and Shorthorn cattle in 442 classes judged by Wendell A. Moyer from Manhattan starting 12 a.m. and 1 p.m. for open events. New classes include yearling pairs calves pairs and female pairs. Admission is free lunch by Meadowlark 4-H Club. Association officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Beef Breeders Association
East Nineteenth Street
Elmer Schiller
Schiller
Wendell A. Moyer
Manhattan
Meadowlark 4-H Club
Association
Harvey Roath
Carol Martin
Howard Meek
Claude Beeks
Pastors to Meet on Ministry Shortages in Plymouth Church
Local pastors from Lawrence area churches convene 7 to 8 p m Sunday at Plymouth Congregational Church to discuss the ministry shortage and inspire young men and women to consider entering the clergy. Rev Dale E Turner leads the session with talks on leadership worship administration and counsel. The meeting invites all interested youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor Lawrence
Ps. m
Plymouth
Dale E. Turner
Robert Swift
Albert Parker
Albert Bramble
Stolen Typewriter and Phone From Shafer & Kline Office
A typewriter and a telephone were stolen from the Shafer and Kline office on Route 4 during Wednesday night or early Thursday. A $500 calculator and a $50 heater were not taken. Entry was gained by breaking a back window at the building about three miles northeast of Lawrence on K-32. The serial number on the typewriter is KMG 13 4134878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer & Kline
Route 4
Sheriff's Office
Lawrence
Kansas City Wheat and Market Summary
Commodity notes show wheat prices around 2.25 to 2.33 with futures May to Dec contracts. Local Kansas City markets list mixed livestock values and grain bids, including corn 1.40 and oats 0.60 per bushel, plus cheese and egg figures. stock indices reflect modest gains across steel, motors, oils, rails and aircrafts in New York trading.
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Cash Grain
Kansas Cit Yim
Jly
Wall Street
New York
Bible Tale and Place Names Puzzle Fragment
Puzzle text lists biblical and geographical clues with fractured phrases. It includes references to Adam, the Great Lake, Babylonian sky god, and other scattered terms, suggesting a word-solve crossword style item from a newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Naomal
Inlaw
Adam
Great Lake
A Emmett
India
Izraester
Powell Charged Under 1953 Sedition Law
San Francisco editor John William Powell faces government indictment under a 1953 sedition law. Charged for using his China Monthly Review from Shanghai to hinder American military progress in the Korean War. Powell calls the charge completely untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John William Powell
China Monthly Review
Shanghai
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Lawrence Business College
Conn
Sts
Mes
Berg
Colorado A&m College
Fr. Collns
KOU
Vinland
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Mahia
South
Pacific
Lois R. Volger
Mound- View Dr
Mathia
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Legion
Ain
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Emma Barg
D. BE
Harold A. Beck
Joy Boys
Comlen
Moscow
Sentland Yard
Scotland Yard
Susplein
Cvinian
Bulganin
Krushchev
Anthony Eden
Happiness Boys
Junior Legion
Alberta
K.U
K U
Memorial Hospital
Lotlie Zimmerman
John B. Pate
Fred W. Gable
E. Patline Richardson
Ind. St
Marie Trybon
Vera Eaton
N.Y. St
Arthur White
VGN
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Myra Griffin
Crosby
Joan Carrier
David Rhine
Kathryn Hoekstra
Williamstown
Dorothy Dean
Tenn. St
Louis W. Crady
Lecompton
Alfred Skeet
Jack Poe
Ohi St
Silverio Garcia
Lake St
Pilcher
Bulletin
Gregory Still
Riling, Harris
U.S
Schubert ® Funeral Home Ambulance Service
New Hampshire
Lawrence National Bank
Tih
Massachusetts
Dale H. Sillix
O.D
Optometrist
Mane
Chicago
K. CG
K. C. Livestock
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Kan P & L
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Phill Pet
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GM Ulm Spen
OH NJ
US Steel
Woolworth
Acrose
Riritw
Miss Hopper
Farmers, Insurance Group
Auto — Truck — Fire — Life
Fred A. Bremer
Ralph
Burnett Steve Henderson
Andy" Anderson
Salea & Claims Office
Aleizas
McIbee
Levantine Kéich
Mr. Andrews
T——Of
Bethlehem
Canaan
Aoranern
Rif
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