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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1955
Page
6
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Airman Daniel Schmidt a B29 gunner who faced a divorce decision after his wife wed another man while he was held in Red China has chosen to pursue a divorce. He has not decided on custody of his two year old son and may seek custody or place the child with his former wife. Schmidt returned last week with other airmen from the B24 shot down. A face to face meeting with Una Schmidt Fine resulted in her staying with the boy’s grandfather and not leaving the home. Schmidt’s attorney said the divorce would be pursued on general grounds including extreme cruelty and that Dan wants what is best for the boy.
Secretary of State Dulles said Russia’s plan to reduce armed forces seems to reflect recognition of U S and Allied peaceful aims but warns the move would leave Moscow forces larger than those of the United States while other strength elements stay intact. He urged international information exchange and effective inspections for an intelligent control and reduction approach.
Lawrence Daily Journal World classifies a dense mix of classifieds ads including furniture repair, hauling, sewing services, and sale notices. It also lists women and families visiting, 4-H activities, farm and vehicle sales, auctions, and pea canning produce along with wanted carpenters, pest control offers, and loan services across Lawrence Kansas. Numerous personal notices mention visitors and travel plans while several listings promote used cars, tractors, and farm equipment for sale or trade.
Pleasant Grove residents attend funeral services for Miss Margaret Heim at Worden Evangelical church. Effa Churchbaugh and Amos Barnhart visit Riley Barnhart in Topeka, hospitalized but improving. Rosa Fulton, visiting Los Angeles relatives, meets Dan Flory and Melissa Daniels. Kenneth Markley clan from Indiana visits Oscar Markley and kin. Lena Filiér spends weeks in Denver. Effa Churchbaugh visiting daughters near Westphalia. Cecil Duver sells farm south of Pleasant Grove and moves to Lawrence. Anna Cherry of Garnett visits Dale McMillin and Daniel Flory. Ward Landis hospitalized in Lawrence Memorial for treatment. Nicolay, Gish, and Kingery families attend Topeka musical festival. Marshell Churchibaugh and Ronnie host Sunday dinner with J L Montgomery family.
Kansas University announces Kenneth Lenzen as associate professor of applied omechanics and George Forman as instructor in mechanical engineering. Lenzen comes from Purdue University where he taught five years and will receive a PhD in December. he previously taught at Northwestern and holds a B S and M S in civil engineering. Forman, formerly manager of Butler Manufacturing Co. research, earned a B S in mechanical engineering from Tinous University in 1941 and worked for United Aircraft Corp and Marley Co. He is a registered professional engineer in Missouri. Both are married with children.
Chinese delegates protested as the Red China flag was hauled down at the Paris Sports Palace during the 22nd Universal Conference of the Young Men's Christian Associations. No delegates from Piping attended the meeting.
U S and Communist Chinese ambassadors met for nearly two hours today and recessed talks until Thursday. No progress indicated on release of 41 Americans held by Peiping. Behind closed doors, negotiators said they would resume discussion of civilian repatriation at the next session.
Burglars forced entry in Freeport wrecking a vault wall at the Freeport State Bank early Sunday and stole an undetermined amount. Six safety deposit boxes were emptied and some change was taken from the vault.
The Big Springs school will start Sept. 3 with new desks installed and Mrs. Josephine Drake as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Beanshott and baby Michael plan to move to Clay Center where he will work for The W A L Thompson Co. Sylvia and Arliss Waller visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Rilley Keeton of Ozan. Many local families share weekend travels and visits, including Joe Logan and Charles at Lake Shawnee for the Kansas Power and Light Co. picnic, and Dena Confer visiting grandparents. S/Sgt. Arthur LaDuke and wife announce birth of daughter Sheryl Kay Aug 5, with Raymond LaDuke and Grant Ingle as grandparents and great-grandparents.
The Marion Boosters 4-H Club held Achievement Day at the Township Hall with about 55 members leaders and guests. Members displayed projects and held a regular meeting followed by social time and refreshments of punch and cookies. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs James Knight of Knobnoster and Mr and Mrs Murray Bond of Lone Star among others.
Mixed auction notice lists household items for sale including furniture kitchenware lamps and beds from Mr and Mrs R K Trivert along with a public notice for bids by the City of Lawrence Kansas for alterations to the Memorial Habitat building. details include auctioneers and a subsequent contractor bid invitation dated 1955 with plans offices and deposit requirements.
Classified rates for local ads show per word pricing and deadlines. The ad section lists services including auctions chiropractic offices mortgage abstracts geaages and curtain cleaning plus various trades and supplies with contact details in Lawrence Kansas.
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