Business Balks At Federal Eye On Welfare Cash
President Eisenhower faces opposition from business groups over federal oversight of employee welfare funds. Industry argues scandals mainly involve union funds, while labor groups push for coverage of both union and employer plans. The admin favors filing and disclosure for all employee funds, but business leaders seek tighter limits on union funds only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Eye On Welfare
Washington
Eisenhower
National Ass. of
Manufireturera
Organ Labor
Apl-Cio
George Meany
Feisenhower
Augusta
Mitchell
Fraser Theatre Through Decades Of Change At University
A history recounts Fraser Theater from 1938 prewar reviews to 1948 100th Fraser play with men back on stage. It notes 1952 53 remodeling including backlights and a three level orchestra pit. Next fall a new University Theater building will open with a 45 foot revolving stage and 60 person orchestra pit. Curtain time 8 p m Monday to Wednesday for Trouble in Tahiti and Gianni Schicchi. Cast lists for both operas include Bev Runkle Jack Davison Bonnie Dinsmore Don Farrar Bruce Lojan Merrilyn Coleman and others with a 40 member orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagen
Poland
Crafton
University Theater WI
Ite
Fraser Theater
Tahid
Gianni Schicchi
Leonard Bernstein
U. S
Gianni
Pucinni
Jack Brooking
University Theater
Thomas Gorton
Fine Arts School
Tahiti
Beverley Runkle
Pittsburg
Dinah
Jack Davison
Bolivar
Sam
Jeff Quinsey
Ohio St
Davison
Joe Lewis
Mission
Kstewer
Mary Jo Wooster
Colby
Carolyn Craft
Junction City
Karl Garrett
Warren George
Merriam
James Hnizda
Blue Rapids
Anderson Challenges Jurisdiction In Sedgwick Court
Kansas attorney general John Anderson challenged the Sedgwick County District Court’s jurisdiction in an injunction suit filed by Common Pleas Judge John Stice. Hearing on motions to quash summons and dismiss was continued to May 17 by District Judge William Kant. Stice seeks temporary and permanent injunctions to bar action that could interfere with his duties as an elected judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Alty
John Anderson
Sedgwick County District Court
Common Pleas
John Stice
Anderson
Stice
Dist
Wiliam C. Kant
High Altitude Bailout Test Planned at New Brighton
A mock bailout will be staged in New Brighton Minnesota using a gondola and a large balloon to simulate the high altitude drop. If successful, unmanned tests move to the Air Force Alamo Gordo facility this summer, aiming for a 92 000 feet altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Air Force
New Brighton
Minn
At’ Research and Development Conmmand
Alamogordo
Gary Morris Injured In Local Car-Bike Crash
Gary Morris a 14 year old boy and son of Mr and Mrs Morris was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital Thursday after a bicycle car collision in the 300 block on East Seventh Street The youth suffered cuts and hospital officials said his condition was good and he would probably be released later He rode his Journal World route when the crash occurred a car driven by Hilton W Nuffer 18 of 912 EF 1th St struck his bicycle just after he rode from an alley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Morris
Morris
N. Y. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
East Seventh Street
Hilton W. Nuffer
Young Morris
Phi Delta Theta to Paint Lawrence Park for Community Service Day
Lawrence KU chapter of Phi Delta Theta plans a Saturday painting project at Lawrence Municipal Ball Park weather permitting as part of the fraternity’s Community Service Day. The event was moved from April 6 due to weather and conflicts, with prizes awarded for the most successful student projects. The Lawrence Cancer Fund Drive reports $3 869 raised, including $195 from rural areas. county total pending. Medical Arts Pharmacy contributed $25 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Phi Delta Theta
Lawrence
Lawrence Cancer Fund Drive
Medical Arts Pharmacy
Former Lawrence Resident Named Swift Kansas City Sales Manager
A. A. Hughes, former Lawrence resident and KU and Washburn alumnus, was named general sales manager of Swift and Company’s Kansas City plant, succeeding the late A. C. Ferguson. Hughes has rich meat packing experience from Sioux City Iowa Los Angeles California Flushing New York and other plants. He is a nephew of Will Johns Sr and is married to Marguerite Warner of Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
A. A. Hughes
Kansas City
Swift and Company
A. C. Perguson
Hughes
Kansas University
Washburn University
Topeka
Will Johns Sr
Singhes
Swht and Co
Sioux City
Towa
Los Atlygetes
Calif
Flushing, N.Y
4Hughes
Marguerite Warner
Withila
Pakistan Newsman Begins Visit Here
Syed Zawwar Hasan of Lahore Pakistan joins the Journal-World staff for about a month as part of a U S State Department training program conducted by Missouri University for ten foreign newsmen. Hasan covers varied assignments and recently reported the Melbourne Olympics. He plans to attend the Kansas Missouri baseball series and the Kansas Alumni Varsity football game at Memorial Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syed Zawwar Hasan
Lahore
Pakistan
Journal- World News
Missouri University
Korea
Lean
Taiwan
Formosa
M.A. School of Journalism
United States
Therm.a. School of Journalism
Denver Post
The
Journal-World
Hasan
Pratapgarh
India
APP
Melbourne
Australia
U.S
Kansas
Memorial Stadium
MURA Project to Build Advanced Synchrotron in U S
The Midwestern Universities Research Association plans a new synchrotron to reclaim world leadership in atom research. The 18 member universities including Kansas University aim for 300 billion electron volts, a radical design to boost U S supremacy over Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwestern Universities Research Association
MURA
United States
Russia
Kansas University
MURBA
Pilot poised to fly 4000 mph X-15 maiden flight
Scott Crossfield, 35, is chosen to pilot the X-15 on its first flight next year. The aeronautical veteran who broke the sound barrier in the Skyrocket says the X-15 will extend earlier X-1 X-2 X-3 designs. He emphasizes the craft as a research airplane not requiring superhuman pilot traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Scott Cressfield
Pentagon
Washington
Agrin
Worl
Crossfield
Tulsa police and bootleggers convicted in federal whisky case
Jury returns guilty verdicts for Tulsa polio commissioner Jay J. James and other defendants in a federal case involving bringing whisky into Oklahoma. Several acquittals announced. sentencing set for May 3 with bonds. totals include six years imprisonment and $11,000 in fines for those convicted on both counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Royce H. Savage
Tulsa Tribune
Nolen Bulloch
Savage
Martin Edwards
John Hood
ROTC and Teachers Plan Separate School Programs
Wilbur West and sixth grade music staff led by Mrs. Joan Freeman and others from Centennial, Cordley, East Heights, Hillcrest, and Pinckney schools organize distinct programs. Lawrence draft numbers show about 350 JA recruits. Army and Air Force inspections and awards to occur next week with Col. Grenelle and Ernst Liebmann heading reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur West
Joan Freeman
Centennial School
Helen Peters
Maurice Lucas
Cordley
Elizabeth Dahl
East Heights
Phoee May
Hillcrest
Alice van Buskirk
Helen Gaw
Mra Allaster
Muriel Dougan
Dorothy McGregor
New Yor
Julia King
Lindt
Pinckney
Sarah Givpeka
Douglas County
Lawrence
K. U
Army
Air Force
Edwin Grenelle
Notre Dame University
Cal
Ernst Liebmann
Nebraska University
Hospital admissions and births listed at Memorial Hospital
Admitted include Charles Bailey Eudora Asal Postma Gary Morris 1023 N Y St Mrs Deloris White Clifford Thiry Carolyn Eacock 2112 N Y St Mrs Dolly DeMeisseman 832 Ohio St Mes Myrtle Thompson 1140 La St Mrs Lottle Rist Route 2 Mrs Donna Guy Baldwin Mrs Elinor Smith 1532 Tenn St Mrs Beverly Jean Becker Sunny side Paul Okamoto 645 Ill St and Larry Justice Haskell Institute. Dismissals include Mrs Ben Miles Oskaloosa Mrs Gertrude Sabille 810 N J St Carol Jo Denhalm Tay Noxle Aylyn Frye 432 Mich St DeWitt Ransdell 1742 Learnard Ave Mrs Norma Stanley and baby boy Eudora Mrs Jeraline Cotter 348 Moundview Dr and Kenneth Land Pratt. Births announced for Mr and Mrs Robert DeMersseman 832 Onin Stason today Me and Mrs Mayd Rist Route 2 a daughter today Mr and Mrs Russell Guy Baldwin A son today Mr and Mrs Jerry L Smith 1582 Tenn S15 a daughter today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bailey
Eudora
Asal Postma
Gary Morris
N. Y. St
Deloris White
Dth
Sts. Clifford ‘Thiry
Carolyn Eacock
Dolly DeMeisseman
Ohio St
Mes
Myrtle ‘Thompson
la. St
Lottle Rist
Donna Guy
Baldwin
Elinor Smith
Tenn. St
Beverly Jean Becker
Sunnyside
Paul Okamoto
Ill
Larry Justice
Haskell Institute
Ben Miles
Oskaloosa
Gertrude Sabille
N. J. St
Carol Jo Denhalm
Tonganoxle
Aylyn Frye
Mich
DeWitt Ransdell
Learnard Ave
Norma Stanley
Jeraline Cotter
Moundview
Kenneth Land
Pratt
Robert DeMersseman
Onin Stason
Mayd Rist
Russell Guy
Jerry L. Smith
Tenn
Plunge Work Halted By Topeka Picket Line
Construction at the Jay hawk Plunge halted as the Cement Finishers Union of Topeka picketed the site. Cornelius White handles the cement finishing while The Constant Coast Company holds the main contract. duration of the stoppage was not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk Plunze
Union Cot Topeka
Plunge
Cornelius White
Constant Coast, Co
Niont Doday
Temai
KU to honor 13 staffers at emeritus dinner
Thirteen Kansas University staff members with a combined 442 years of service will be honored at an all-University dinner in the Memorial Union next Wednesday. Certificates will be presented by Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Memorial Union
Board of Regents
Kinch
Franklin D. Murphy
K. U
Charles M. Biker
Frank L. Brown
Applied Mechanics
T. DeWitt Carr
School
Engineering and Architecture
Dean Carr
Navy
K. A
Herbert E. Chandler
Teachers Appointment Bureau
Herman B. Chubb
Harold G. Ingham
Ruth Kenney
Karl Klooz
Anna McCracken
F. C. Russell
Frank T. Stockton
School of Business
George W. Stratton
Bessie Wilder
School Choir and Band Concert Recital Listing
A chaotic OCR snapshot lists multiple student groups and pieces from Lawrence High School and others. It shows sixth grade chorus directed by Madelyn Chngenpes and ensembles including string selections, a group of Wolke songs, and a combined junior and senior high school performance under directors Nittles Kissinger-Law, Wilbur Wast, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens
Dorothy Wiechman
Woodlawn
Watts
Mr Wilbur
West Indies
Madelyn Chngenpes
Aliana Asttar
Hloumenviry St He
Wilbur Wast
Mloadbusters March
Griankiser Senerude
arnika-Xoebner
Dunior
Itlkh
Seboeat Wands
Nittles
Kissinger - Lawrenew
Big Seti
Robert Zillow
Lawrence Dunior
Garin Partrd
Palestrina Blank
Churchill
Ramsey
Chargasns
Dereator
Mex
Hubert Zullox
Lawrence Chintor
Noelaoy
Lins High Sehool
Miogretty Craziow Shubbert-Goardon Mynin
Preedom
Dethus-Gardner
Dunier
Hgh School
Mirertar
Charles Kassinger
Robert Williax
Star Spangled Turniver
Market notes and price trends in midweek trading
Summary of mixed stocks and bonds with cereals and livestock prices. Wheat and corn rise. oats steady. soybeans and hogs show gains or stability. Kansas City markets list cattle, calves, and sheep with limited price tests. Wall Street ends uneven as Standard Oil and Bethlehem Steel rally on earnings news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Sweatock
Kansas City
Wall Street
New York
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Local PTA Convention Draws Lawrence Residents in Kansas City
About 40 Lawrence parents teachers and education administrators attended the annual three day PTA convention ending Thursday in Kansas City. Mrs. Ray Wright retiring state president from Lawrence presided and received a gift check to the scholarship fund which supports Kansas teachers. 57 scholarships were awarded last year and 60 will be this year. Lawrence participants included numerous named residents among 1 427 registered attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
PTA
Kansas City
Ray Wright
Kansas
Sue Dr
W. BD. Wolfe
Board of Education
Wolfe
Franklin Dr. Murphy
Murphy
Ruth Gagliardo
Region Five
Dale Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
Irving Roth
Lawrence Pta
William Cottle
Quentin Nelson
Chanite
W. C. Wood
Hays
John Morogzo
Council Grove
Dent. Lawrence
James Gunn
Russell Mosser
John Estes
Harry Crisp
Joe Shohe
Jack Maxwell
Dale Bowlin
Ernest Haven
Arthur Winchell
Frank Hoecker
Charles Lanning
W. ©. Brownlee
Alma Gerhardt
F. W.simpson
Harold Herren
Edgard Archer
John Oliphant
Bill Coder
Oliver Shields
L. F. Anderson
L. W. Seagando
K C Cash Grain Fl Kansas City Up Wheat 81
Kansas City grain news notes a rise in wheat prices with up 81 cents noted for futures. Market reports reference KC cash grain activity and price movements affecting local traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arizona
U. Ss
Milk Lawrence
Miss Lawrence
M97
Carol Rentetti
Kou
Branson, My
Barbara Everley
Eudora, Miestea
Miller Hall
Miss Everies
Menor
Chromer Serarity
Mix
Swift
K. C
Syed Zawwal Hasan
Mura Project
Memorial Hospital
K.U
Douglas County State Bank
Bank of Friendly Service
F.d.1.c
Eocal
N.Y
Admiral Allied Ch
At&t
Apco AT & SF
Uni Beech
Chi RI & P
du Pont
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
P&l
Pac A
Ensan Ch
Mont Ward
NY Central
Ohio Oil
Wy Il Peabody Caal Penney, JC
Pa RR
Phill Pet
Plough
Pro
Lawrence Memorial Co
Wihents
Cooper-Warren
Cooper Warren
Lewice
Eces
Kodak Powis
Mosser
Wollt
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!