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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1957

Page

5

Dry Augusts Means Wet Septembers in Kansas Weather Pattern

Kansas records show Augusts typically drier than Septembers with August average 3.12 inches and September 2.93 inches. Historical data note five driest Augusts from 1915 to 1894 and a pattern of September rainfall following dry Augusts, with a 1900 standout wet September at 5.44 inches after August 1.91 inches. climatologist A D Robb calls the mid August situation quite serious amid rural water hauling despite normal spring rainfall.

Kansas A. D. Robb Weather Bureau Reinfall

Child Teeth Extraction Notice From Marsland Battle Scene

Fragmented report mentions a child needing teeth pulled, bleeding and pain. It references Martland area with Red Cross figures and a wartime context. Nearby activities include soldiers at Fr Ignas and a warned estate offer. details are unclear.

Fred Rosato Ornench Tin Waran Marsland New York Huntinern Fr. Ignas Red Cross Outail

Kansas Weather Pattern Shows Wet September Likely After Dry August

Lawrence records indicate Kansas aligns with a long term trend of dry August followed by wet September. In 90 years only five Augs have under an inch rain, and in four of those a 4-6 inch September followed. Northeast Kansas reports wells going dry, ponds still decent, as subsoil moisture deficit from the 1952-56 drought remains.

Lawrence Kansas Robb

Payroll Cuts Announced For Kansas Naval Bases

The Navy plans civilian staff reductions at Hutchinson and Olathe Naval Air Stations in Kansas. It will cut 30 jobs at Hutchinson by Oct 31 and 12 at Olathe. At June 30, Hutchinson employed 228 civilians and Olathe 176.

Washington Navy Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Sen. Schoeppel R- Kan Hutchinson Naval Air Station Olathe Naval Air Station Hutchinson Olathe

Atomage demo in Bragg draws observers to Honest John rocket

About 200 to 250 observers at Fort Bragg watched an Honest John rocket launch toward an imagined target at 1 700 miles per hour showcasing atom age capabilities.

FT. Bragg N.C Atomage

Power Plant Study by State Council in Topeka

In Topeka the State Executive Council may explore a power plant to supply electricity to the statehouse new state office building and other nearby state buildings. Kansas accident records show fatalities in the past 24 hours and year totals with statewide traffic fatality counts.

Wies Topeka State Executive Council Kansas

Tapped Telephone Talk Links Hoffa to Teamster Ties

Secretly wire tapped recording features racketeer Corallo advising contact with Jimmy Hoffa to sway New Jersey Teamsters affairs. Cavallo invokes Fifth Amendment. NYPD agent identifies the voices. The tape, dated 1954, hints at avoiding local splits for Local 522. Photographer Florey claims a newly acquired Indonesian island Pulau Psiang from Sukarno after aiding rebels.

Waliington Senate Tony Ducks Coralla Alfred Reger James Kroffa Cavallo New York Police Department Natale Laurendi Corallo Rower Jimmy Jimmy Hoffa New Jersey Teamsters Council Teamsters Tad Loe

Campbell Misses World Speed Record On Canandaigua Lake

Campbell fails to match his world speed mark, hitting 204.05 mph on a one kilometer Canandaigua Lake run in the jet powered Bluebird. He notes the water defeat him after two round trips, aiming for 225.63 mph. Separately in India Nehru marks independence anniversary with unity call amid ongoing economic and political challenges. He speaks to 250000 at the Red Fort, saying freedom is earned and India must be friend to all nations.

Canandaigua Donald Camp “Bell Campbell Canandaigua Lake Nehru India Delhi Red Fort Pakistan Kashmir

Circus heir to wed Parisian socialite in September

Henry Ringling North, vice president of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, announced plans to marry Mrs. Marsha Gayle of Paris, France, on September 1 in Sarasota Florida. The engagement confirms a high society union linking the Ringling name with European social circles.

Sarasota, Fla Henry Ringling North Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey Curcus Marsha Gayle Paris France

Weather For Other Areas

Patches of rain sprinkled scattered areas while hot humid conditions persisted east of the Rockies. The eastern two thirds faced heat with cooler spells from Lake Superior to the Dakotas. Scattered thundershowers watched Gulf Coast through central Plains to the desert Southwest, with general showers along the Eastern Seaboard from Maine to the Carolinas.

Rocky Mountains Great Lakes Mississippi Valley Plains Lake Superior Dakotas Gulf Coast Ohio Valley Central Plains Desert Maine Carolinas

Man Survives Long Plunge From Wichita Hotel

Eldon T. Haun, 47, survived a fall from the fourth floor of the Salvation Army Hotel in Wichita. Police say the man’s descent was broken by a second floor fire escape before he landed in a paved alley near Wichita Union Station.

Wichita Salvation Army Wichita Union Station Eldon T. Haun

Strawberries and Orange Juice Sale Notice

The notice advertises a sale of strawberries and orange juice. It lists quantities and discount details for customers, with location and dates unspecified in the readable text. The source reads as a brief promotional item in a local paper.

Typhoon Agnes Heads Toward Okinawa From Manila Report

Hospital attendants yesterday reported Haun in fair condition with a broken ankle and possible skull fracture. Agnes, a typhoon sweeping the Philippines, was 750 miles east of northern Luzon with 100 mph winds, moving northwest toward Okinawa at 10 mph. The deepest ocean dive by man was 10,300 feet by Prof. Auguste Piccard in 1953.

Haun Manila Agnes Philippines Okinawa Prof Auguste Piccard France

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