If You've Broken a City Law You May Know Judge Maxwell
Lawrence police court handles minor offenses with traffic cases premiering each week. Judge Maxwell explains jurisdiction limits and defendants rights while advocating traffic safety through education and a statewide drive for public awareness. Maxwell, from Wichita, joined KU Law in 1951 and has led the police court since April 1953 with Army Reserve ties. He and Barbara, his KU Law graduate wife, live at 937 Madeline Lane with four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Maxwell
Lawrence
Jack Maxwell
Ath and
Vt. Sts
Maxwell
American Bar Association
Northwestern University
Kansas University
The
Traffic Commission
Kansas
Wichita
Kansas State College
11Th Airborne
Pacific
Army Reserve
K. U. Law School
Richard A. Barber
Barbara
Madeline Lane
Journal- World Photo
Laughing Eyes To Kiowa Princess Name In Oklahoma Event
Oklahoma City and Woonsocket state stories of polio recovery and flood recovery. Marilyn Boyett, 16, in Crippled Children’s Hospital, receives Kiowa tribally adorned gifts as a group plans a western vacation before polio left her with an iron lung. Kiowa Chief Goombi confirms her as a Kiowa princess named Pah-Mah. Woonsocket battles floods with federal and state help, estimating municipal damage at 15 million and private property losses over 100 million as workers restore safety and livability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Crippled ‘Children’s Hospital
Marilyn Boyett
Oklahoma
Rutherford, Tenn
Marilyn
Lynn Boyett
Marillyn
Gallup
N.M
Anadarko
Okla
Wky-Tv
Hallie Johnson
Tennessee
Robert Goombi
Pah-Mah
Kiowa
Laughing Eyes
Woonsocket
R.I
Rhode Island
Kevin Coleman
Space Invaders Rumors Staged HopkInsville Farm Hoax
In Hopkinsville Kentucky police investigated reports of a saucer landing on Cecil Suttons farm nine miles north of town. Air Force Army and local officers traced the tale, concluding a cosmic joke fueled rumors of a crew of little men and a farmer claiming to shoot one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Cecil
Lucky
Sutton
Here
Air Force
Army
Navajo grazing problems highlighted by official
WINDOW ROCK Arizona officials report severe over grazing on about a quarter of the Navajo reservation across New Mexico and Arizona. Range conservationist Paul A Krause notes drought and heavy use have caused long lasting damage with little sign of recovery despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Rock
Ariz
New Mexico
Arizona
Paul A. Krause
Navajo Agency
Krause
Shiprock
Gallup
Western
Shipyard workers return to work after riot deaths
Thirteen thousand shipyard workers go back to work in Nantes after a week of rioting that left one dead and many injured. They demanded a 40 franc per hour raise and about 25 percent wage boost while negotiations resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantes
France
Reading Record Set by Lawrence Children in July
In July one thousand two hundred nine Lawrence children joined a summer reading program that checked out a record 4 467 books. Sponsored by the Lawrence Public Library and the PTA Council. Children earning 20 books receive a game of authors. Entries close September 17 for seals and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Public Library
PTA Council
Morgan Allison
Raft safety concern ends in drowning at Fort Point Channel
A 12-year-old Boston boy, Everett D. Bell Jr., drowned yesterday after slipping from a riverbank while watching friends on a raft he deemed unsafe at Fort Point Channel. He refused to join them and slipped into the water, ending the attempt to raft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fort Point
Everett D. Bell Jr
Central American nations plan economic unity in Guatemala
Five Central American republics moved toward an economic unit after electing Guillermo Trabanino of El Salvador as head of the Oficina Centro Americana. The ministers also created a Central American legal commission to unify laws and proposed a customs union, with ODECA aiming toward a broader political union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigua
Guatemala
Guillermo Trabanino
el Salvador
Organization of Central American States
Trabanino
Oficina Centro-Americana
ODECA
Sth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal-World
Manley Insurance Agency
Mass
Manley
Mérle McKinney
Tish
Vermont - Lawrence
Topeka
Reading
Central America
Nations Plan For Economic Unity
Fate
Lawrence National Bank
Massachusetts
Oldsmobile
Staselacarne
M. F. Hudson CO
New
Hampshire Street
OBILE
Nbc-Tv
Ottawa
Featuring
Europe
Igeing
Tom Maupin
Horizon Tours
Travel House
Massaci
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!