Spring Show Showcases 75 Cattle Entries From 27 Breeders
About 75 purebred Herefords and Angus plus a Shorthorn entry were shown by 27 breeders at the Fourth Annual Spring Show of the Douglas County Beef Breeders Association. Berks Hereford Farm swept Hereford trophies with champion bull Zale Ter WR and other top awards.
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Laturn
Douglas County Beet Breders Association
Hereford
Angus
Richard Ice
Treford
Robert Rube
Kenneth Bell
Chris Best
Berks
Hereford Farm
Balwin
A. A. Moore
Gardner
Russell Roche
Balewin
Berks Farm
Zale Terr
Chiude Becks
Kansas
Horton
Moore
Roche and Son
William B. Thorne
Lancaster
Lawrence, Baldwin, Harris
Tonganoxie
Beeks Hereford Farm
Cr. J. Moxley
Council Grove
Edward F. Moody
Olathe
American Angus Association
Meadowlark 4-H Club
Atmiphoans
Owens Condition Good In Lawrence Truck Train Accident
Martin Owens a five year old Lawrence boy injured in a truck train crash on April 20 is reported in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James V Owens of 101 West 21st Street and suffered amputation of the left arm a skull fracture and other injuries.
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Martin Owens
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospl- Owens
James V. Owens
21St St
Deaths and Funerals in Grove Miami and Lawrence
Roy W. Francis 65 of Grove Oklahoma died Sunday in Miami. Funeral 2:30 p m Tuesday Rumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include wife Lesley Francis mother C E Francis brothers John and Kenneth sister Mrs James Blunt. Annie Conkling Bentley resident of Lawrence died Sunday at home aged 72. Funeral Thursday Rumsey Chapel burial later. no flowers, memorials to Plymouth Congregational Building Fund. William G Wilson Springfield Ohio died Friday night of heart attack in Cincinnati funeral today in Springfield. Betty Higgins’s husband was Dorothy Higgins’s husband. Meeting notices for Lawrence Masonic and Knights Templar events list dates and venues.
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Roy W. Francis
W. Francs
Grove
Okla
Miami
Oran
Rumsey
Alfred Bramble
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lesley Francia
C. E. Francis
Baldwin
John
Kansas City
Kas
Kenneth
Albuqverque, N. M
James Blunt
Houston,Tex
Annie Conkiing Bentley
Annie Conkling Bentley
Lawrence
Summit St
Bentley
Whitewater
Wis
Herbert Bentley
Sterling
PEO
The
Flower Club
Plymouth Congregational Church
Rumsey Chapel
Dale £. Turner
Plymouth Congregations Building Fund
George Wilbur
Route 5
Dudley Bentley
Atascadero
Calif
Benjamin Bentley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Iseter
May Grandfield
Brownstown
William G. Witson
Wiliam G. Wilson
Springfield
Ohio
Cincinnati
Dorothy Higgins
William Higgins
Teens Run Town for Sunflower Park Nights
Sunflower teens operate a town teen center in a camp style complex with a game room, dance hall and concession stand. Officials include Rob Killian president Brenda Walker secretary and Billy Tyler treasurer. They host weekly dances and rewards while enforcing rules with occasional two week bans and community support from adults like Mrs. Ray Lowe.
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Cantnard
SPW
Klein
Ciel
Tewn
Rob Killian
Brenda Walker
Billy Tyler
Treakier
Teen Fawn
Sonny Seiber
Larry Jurgens
Jim Catelins
Sunflower
Jim
Scohol
O. K
Ray Lowe
Local Families Report New Babies Across Town Limit
Memorial Hospital lists birth announcements for multiple families including Rundquist Walrafen Criqui Annis Hargrave Brown Finlay Drake Roberts Reber Barnes Trapp Schlegel Harris Weeks Michner Hildenbrand Carey Sullivan Wright Anderson Foerster Tucker Pell Becker Adams Dressler Me both Stanton Guenther Randell Webb Hargrave Annis Brown Lynch Finlay. Sons and daughters born Sunday in several locales.
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David Rundquist
Forrest Aven
Charles Walrafen
la. St
Nadine Criqui
W. 20Th St
Vern Annis
Little Rock
Avk
Jeanne Hargrave
Eudora
Ethel Brown
Elizabeth Pell
DeSoto
Treoverly Becker
Sunnyside
Michael Adams
Route 4
Myrtle Dressler
Mebouth
Delores White
Wwth
Sts
Gladys Miller
Laccampton
Julia Jalmez
J. St. Alla Stanton
Learnard Ave
William Guenther
Baldwin
Artty Randell
William Webb
State Department Denies Mediation of Honduras Nicaragua Dispute
The U S State Department said it has not offered to mediate a dispute between Honduras and Nicaragua. Officials stated there was no mediation action contemplated at this time and conveyed no further talks were planned.
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State Department
Washington
U. S.state Department
Honduras
Nicaragua
Plan to lure young leaders to Harris newspapers
The Harris Newspaper Group unveils a six-paper program in Kansas to recruit young editors. One intern per year will receive 100 dollars weekly for 12 months, with potential advancement to executive roles or newsroom positions depending on performance.
Philadelphia School Must Take Negroes
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Philadelphia's Giard College must admit Black students. It held the City Trust of Philadelphia board is an arm of the state, so exclusion based on race violates equal protection. The college was created by Stephen Giard's will for poor white orphan boys.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Beck
Philadelphia
Giard College
Stephen Giard
City Trust of Philadelphia
State of
Pennsylvania
High School Star Tha Signs With TCU in Fort Worth
Lawrence Mee Tha reports a highly prized 6'2" Stillwater High prospect, son of Oklahoma A&M coach Tien’y Iba, has signed a letter of intent with Texas Christian University of Fort Worth. The father praises the Christian school, but the letter binds only within the Southwest Conference.
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Mee Tha
Oklahoma A & M
Tien’y Iba
Texas Christian University of Forth
TCU
Young Tha
Stillwater High
Kansas University
Kansas Relays
WTC
Moe
Missouri
Two Short Operas At KU A Fraser Theater Presentation
Two short operas will be presented at Fraser Theater Wangas University by the School of Fine Arts and University Theater today through Wednesday. Students in the arts program will be supported by the University Little Symphony Orchestra in the production.
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Pornstein
Local Group Is Told IB Deaths Continue
Wilmere, president of the Kansas Public Health Association, told the Douglas County TB and Health Association that more than 47 percent of known tuberculosis cases in Kansas are not hospitalized. He noted parastic diseases among infections and that tuberculosis still has the highest mortality rate. The executive board elected Parke Woodard, Br. from Lawrence, president. Mrs. Murray Lydie, of Topeka, treasurer. and Mrs. Parke Woodard, Lawrence, executive secretary. New officers and members were announced amid attendance by county officials and health leaders.
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Kansas
Wilmere
Kansas Public Health Association
Douglas County
TB and Health Association
Castle Tea Room
Wikmore
Bard
Parke Woodard
Lawwrence
Murray Lydie
Toute 2
Lawrence
Qour
Joseph Laqua
Lecompton
Tarvey Booth
Rowe 2
Balewurr C
Decker
Dy. Woodard
Will Hayden
Wo Oo Nelson
Getto Satisfactory After Brain Surgery in New York
The condition of Mos Getto is listed as satisfactory at Presbyterian Hospital in New York City. Getto, manager of the Hotel Fedridge, underwent brain surgery on April 17.
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Mos. Getto
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Getto
Fedridge
Mental Health Meet set for Kansas University Union talk
The Dough County Mental Health Council hosts a meeting at the Kansas Union about mental health resources. Frank Santi, state psychiatrist, will be the speaker at the event in Lawrence.
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Jet
Dough County
Teal Council
Doughis County
Wsg0
Fonteht
Kansay Reon
Kansas University Morandi Union
Frank Santi
Nixon as Peacemaker Faces GOP Rifts Over Social Policy
Vice President Nixon sought a peacemaker role amid deep GOP splits on President Eisenhower's policies. He aims to unite conservatives and reformers, urging support for social programs once termed socialist as essential for national growth. He warns against alienating voters and foresees conservative resistance to compromise.
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Washington
Soyet
GOP Taetans
Nixon
Taj Presilent Iisenhower
Congress
Wisenhieser
Republican Party
Paris
Dean Moreau Honored by Kansis University Law School
Dean Frederick J. Moreau of Kansis University Law School received a lunch honor in Wichita. He was presented a plaque for faithful service and announced a one year leave of absence ending at year’s close before resuming duties as professor of law.
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Frederick J. Moreau
Kansis University Law School
KUL Law Alarmini
Wichita
Moreau
Bude
William Kandt
Iwho
Kul
Deversiar
Gher’s
Markets At a Glance Mixed Metals Hogs and Wheat
Markets at a glance show higher steels and feeder cattle with soft hogs and lower gilts. Wheat and corn move with weather cues. cotton and soybeans weaker on arrivals. Wall Street edges up as U S Steel anticipation weighs on steel stocks. local notices express gratitude to caregivers and nurses.
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U. S
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A.M
Woodrow M
Geo. W. Mole
Secy
Knights Templar
Order of the Temple
Fred Brown
QO. Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Joe Hargrave
Robert Annis
Lite Rock
Ack
Jesse Brown
Dennie Lynch
W. 23Rd St
Gorden Finlay
Baul LeGer
Perry
Tofferson-Lolvenworth
Ares
Niles
West
Ananis
journal-World Phata
Requiae
Aris
Charman
Wie Pengeis M Management Group
Seal Newspiper
Peter Macdonald
Kansas University Law
U.S. Nail
Dean Moreau
Lawrence Memorial Co
Ae Market Sa
Newser
K. CG
Kansas City Inn
USDA
Colorado
K. C. Cash Grain
K. C
Wall Street
New York
Steels
Mary Connley
Connley
Dr. Wilcox
Emma Heck
du Pont
Eagle P
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Phil
Homestic
Olin
ATA
Peabody Coal
Penney, JC
Pa RR
Phill Pe
Plough
Proct & G
RCA
Reyn Met
St Jos Lend
Reg Pap
Sears Roed
Sinclair O
Socony
Spen Chem Ltd
Inds4y Ltd
Stoke van C
Sun Chem
Tran W
Pac
US Steel
Westy el
Woolworth
Will
Douglas County State Bank
Bank of Friendly Service
F.D.E.C
George Hedrick
WM. R. Terrell
Mass
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