KU Receives Grant to Study Child Living Environments
Kansas University psychologist Dr. Herbert F. Wright leads a three year project renewed with a grant of 25971 from the U S Public Health Service comparing Lawrence and Oskaloosa as city and town areas for children's lives. The study uses interviews of children under 12 and their families, teachers, and local sites rather than lab tests, with expansion possible to other Kansas towns.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Ookaloosa
U. S. Public Health Service
Herbert F. Wright
Oskaloosa
Kansas
Wright
Tenn. St
Anthony J. Smith
Sunset Dr
Miss. St
Don Simon
Charise D. Ward
Lecompton
James Spotts
Dick Schellenberg
North Newton
LaDene Cummins
Emerald
City Growth Spurs Debt Plans Amid Expansion Costs
Expansion costs will cause a drop in debt service by 1960 if no new bonds are issued. New bonds for an airport and a pool would modestly slow this trend, but the overall impact would be small compared to total debt. Lawrence has benefited from rising property values and $5 million yearly new construction, making officials optimistic about limited continued borrowing to meet needs.
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Lawrence
APOE
Speculation Arises As U S Ships Leave Ports
In Naples Italian papers front page speculation linked U S Navy redeployments to the Suez crisis as six Sixth Fleet ships sail from six ports. A Navy spokesman denied any change to the six week old plan saying the Mediterranean movement is routine and coincidence.
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Naples
Italy
U.S
Navy
Sth
Mediterranean
Munich fears and medical education view on Japan
McCormack warned that Egypt's seizure of the Suez Canal could be another Munich if Eisenhower does not act. Dr Wescoe, KU dean, compared Japan's medical education to the US system, criticizing seniority limits, duplication, and lack of exchange, while praising US screening and interviews for top candidates. He called Japan behind in many areas and urged careful policy.
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Chicago
John McCormack
D-Mass
Egypt
Suez Canal
Munich
Eisenhower
McCormack
É Ae
House of Representatives
Platform
University Medical
Sec School
Dulles
Clarke Wescoe
K.U. Lion Affairs
Law‘rence Rotary Club
Hotel
Eldridge
K.U
Nippon
Wescoe
U.S
Lawrence Parents Urged to Curb Street Play for Safety
Lawrence police report no traffic or pedestrian deaths in 24 years but warn of dangers from children in residential streets. Chief Hazelet cites unattended tricycles and bicycles, urging walking near the curb with traffic and noting a speed limit of 30 mph, as even a five mph vehicle can injure a child.
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Lawrence
John Hazelet
Hazelet
Hospital Admits Dozens in Disjointed Patient List
A Memorial Hospital notice records multiple admissions and births at various addresses including Memphis Tennessee Leavenworth Sunflower Eudora and Chanute with names such as Hiramichi O Hara Robert Little Gloria Gas Vin Connie Hubbard Mrs Geraldine Raymer and many others, noting babies born and sons or daughters expected on specific days. The dense OCR list combines patient admissions home addresses and newborn announcements with several repeated surnames and routes.
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Hiramichi O'Hara
Pearson Hall
Ahimai Place
Robert Little
Memphis Tenn
Gloria Gasvin
Connie Hubbard
Geraldine Raymer
Moundview
Tichneider
Baldwin
Injecyme Vn Alty
Bernhees
Raymond Abramovitz
Leavenworth
Ronald Buerman
Wilda Martin
Sunflower
Genevieve Brouchard
Alice Gibler
Harvey Boyd
Linwood
Geraldine Jolley
Tonganoxie
William Hopkins
Marian Abeuy
Walnut St
Ora Barrett
N.Y
Carol Robey
List Ky
Jess Snell
Toneanoxie
Ed Sullivan Injured in Two-Car Smashup
SEYMOUR Conn Ed Sullivan television host and nationally syndicated columnist suffered several broken ribs in a head on collision early today. He plans to appear on his air show next Sunday and will telecast from CBS New York. Four men including his son in law were hurt and taken to Griffin Hospital in Derby with fair conditions.
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Seymour
Conn
Ed Sullivan
Ecolumnist
CBS
New York
Sullivan
Griffin Hospital
Derby
Last Tribute to Woolson in Duluth
Government officials and military leaders joined in Duluth for a final tribute to Albert Woolson the Civil War drummer boy who lived to be the last surviving member of the Union Army.
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Duluth
Albert Woolson
Latham and Wetzel Attend District Outdoor Groups Meet
President George Latham and vice-president Don Wetzel of the Douglas County Sportsman’s Club attended a district meeting of outdoor groups in Leavenworth. Delegates discussed quail and duck seasons, urging a solid quail season with hunting hours daylight to dark, and a duck season long enough for mallard and teal or left to authorities if not.
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George Latham
Don Wetzel
Douglas County Sportsman's Club
Leavenworth
Fairgrounds
Two Drivers Escape Injury In Highway 40 Crash West Of Lawrence
Late Saturday night two drivers escaped injury seven miles west of Lawrence on U S Highway 40 when a third car stopped on a hill in the center of the road. James E. Renick and Loren H. Bane avoided collision by leaving the highway edges. one car overturned causing damage. The driver stopped in the road was arrested for DUI after explaining he stopped to investigate the noise.
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Lawrence
U. S. Highway 40
James E. Renick
Laura Ave
Loren H. Bane
Lyndon
Renick
Bane
Fire causes 2000 plus damage at Walnut Street home
A fire of undetermined origin early this morning at 539 Walnut St caused more than 2000 in damage to the house and its contents. The house, owned by Bernice Espinoza of Ontario, California, had only 1000 of insurance on the structure and none on the contents. Charline Nelson spoke with Fire Chief John Miller while moving out. Miller estimated house damage over 1500 and contents loss at 500.
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Walnut St
Bernice Espinoza
Ontario
Calif
Charline Nelson
John Miller
Miller
Markets At a Glance Mixed Movements Across Commodities
Market report shows stocks down with oils lagging while grains rise on Suez news. Cotton and soybeans advance, hogs steady to higher, cattle up to 50 cents, and oats firm. KC wheat bids ease slightly amid volume, with corn and oats trading small gains and livestock futures mixed.
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Suez News
Local Market Prices Report From Regional Exchange
Wheat 1.90 and corn 1.53 lead a mixed grain session with soybeans at 2.25 and barley 0.90. Oats 0.60, mile 2.50. Poultry hens at 4 percent weight with 0.12 for under 4 percent hens, old roosters listed. Eggs Grade A large 0.32, B and A medium 0.25, C grade 0.21, current receipts 0.24. Hogs 15.50, butterfat 2.49.
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Spen. Chem
Trans Air A
UN Pac
US Steel
iWesty el
Woolworth
Iba
I. E. Cash Grah
Kansas City Ui — Wheat
Marcom
Kansas City
N.Y
New York
Admiral Allied Ch
Allis Chal
Hh & Am
Africa
T & T Am
du Pont
Ford
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Homestic
Mn Pac A
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
NY Central
Penney
Phill, Pet
Plough
Proct & G
RCA
Rayonier
Reyn Met Bom
St Jos Lead
Reg Pap SA
Sears Roeb
Ds Sinclair O
Secony
Harriman aims to clinch farm plank at convention
John McCormack of Massachusetts leads a 107 member committee starting a weeklong effort to shape the convention planks. The first focus is the farm issue, seen by Democrats as key to winning Midwestern agricultural states from the Republicans in November.
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John McCormack
Massachusetts
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M. Ralph & Farmer
N. G
Nasser
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Dupan
America
Dean
Lawrence Junior Legion
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Pla
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Sunset Hill
Douglas County
His Springs
Clyde Husted
Big Springs
Board of Education
Mass. St
Memorial Hospital
Frances McClung
Caral Garber
W. Th St
Christine Bartholomew
Eudora
Mary Weaver
Vt. St
Alverse Milan
Elm St
Frank Robertson
Tenn
Robert Mendoza
N. J
Henry Bearman
Walter Dial Jr
Norma Whitney
9Th St
Donna Chapman
Learnard Ave
Ceraldine Taymer
Moundview Dr
William Dean
Chanute
La'Raine Durr
20Th St
Colene Warlock
Norma Baxter
Shirley Horton
Lincoln St
Caroline Hopkins
Skyline Trailer Court
Benjamin Fraser
Duane Elkington
Martha Ann Carpenter
Ronald LeRoy Buerman
Route 5
Memphis
Sig Maxine Hesse
15Th
Felix Karlin
Carolina St
Robert Risley
Roy Huhn Jr
William Randall
H. T. Fandridge
DeSoto
George Six
Eon
Jessie
Jessie Lif
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Schubert Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Frank
la. St
Donald Gene Morris
Route 4
Winfieldfield
Shubert Funeral Home
Leland Young
Oak Hill Cemetery
Orville W. Morris Jr
Robert Dale
Orville W. Morris Sr
Hessenville
B. R. Williams
Lincoln
Woolson
Hartford
Algrew | Investment Co
Deprestatiog Cantegrd
Acciolnt and Noeminty Compmet Lariterd, Consortient
K. C
Kansas City Im
USDA
U. S
Quebec
Cons
Halliwell
Copper Island
Canadian Mining and Market Review
Wheeler & Company
Bay Street
Teronte, Canede
Adress
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the Bank of Friendly Service
FDIC
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B. P. O. Elks
Pred Frey
Exalted Ruler
Elmer A
Schiller
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Courteous Service
Karl Kreider
Harriman
Atomic Science
Atomic Development Mutual Fund, Inc
George Hedrick
WM. R. Terrell
Sandy
Attention Legionaires
American Legion
Complete Insurance Service
Noland Insurance Agency
Dial Viking
Service
George Noland Or
Lyman
WILEY
Massachusetts Street
Funk E
Cooper E
Warren
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