Voters to Decide Congress Job in Baldwin Lodge Ceremony
The article recounts a 1956 cornerstone laying at Baldwin for a new Masonic Lodge No. 23 building funded by a $32,000 project. Allan Daugherty and Kansas Masons leaders attended, with plans for a modern dining and banquet area, first lodge meeting set for September, and donations guiding construction.
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F Co
Baldwin Pal
Masonic Lodge
Ing
Allan Daugherty
Baldwin Lodge
Kansas Masons
Igherty News
Kansas
Angherty
William A. Quayle
Baldwin
Baker University
Dge
Lawrence
Journal-World
Homer ‘Bright
Lodge of Kansas
Baldy
Session Ends Pre-Dawn With Campaign Preparations
The 85th Congress closes in predawn hours after eight months on Capitol Hill. Voters will judge coping with space age dawn, recession and other issues. House and Senate adjourn until January 7 unless a crisis triggers a special session. A key bill, a $3.298 billion foreign aid package, passed after midnight, though $652 million less than Eisenhower requested. Senate GOP Leader Knowland retires to run for California governor. Senator Johnson praises him as a man of integrity. Other major money bills completed in the final hours.
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85Th Congress
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Eisenhower
William F. Knowland
California
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knowland
Johnson
Congress
Atchison Pair Plans Move of Atchison Shoe Store
Arensberg of Atchison will take full control of the Haynes and Keene shoe store in Lawrence on September 15 and today E L and H W Keene announce remodeling plans. The native Atchison man plans to operate the oldest shoe store in Lawrence as a long established family business.
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Ick ‘Arensberg
Atchison
Haynes
Keene
E. L
H. W. Keene
Atchire
Jack
Atchison, Ne
Lawrence
Ottawa woman Blanche Samset de Samsel dies at 87
Blanche Samset de Samsel aged 87 living with her daughter near Ottawa dies Sunday night at Lawrial Hospital. Burial arrangements list in Cooper.
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Blanche Samset de Samsel
Daughar
Lawrial Hospital
Set
Ottawa
Cooper
Memorial Hospital Births and Adoptions Notice
Memorial Hospital lists numerous residents and relatives with births and dismissals. It reports marriages, additions to families, and a long roster of individuals linked to DeSoto, Perry, Linwood, Tonganoxie, and Es Orange areas, detailing new babies and recent births across multiple addresses.
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Quintella Markley
Ala.St
Joan Conkey
Dalé Eugene ‘Chapman
Wedgewood
Calvin Haren
Harper St
Lals- Chance
DeSoto
Ray
Lowe
Maureen
Richards
Del.’St
Twila
Kathleen
O'Hara
Es Orange
N. J
Caroll Baldwin
Marianne
Jones
Linwood
Michael
Forth
Gilbert
Leib
Haskell ‘Grounds
Elizabeth Hadley
Emporia
Freeman Shultz
George Smith
East 23Rd
Eddina Giffin
Fred Plank
Baldwin
Shirley Shawbaker
Eudora
Margaret Eilis
Mich
Minnie ‘Barrett
N. Y
Larry Englehaupt
Town St
Daisy Petefish
Mary K. Gensler
Ohio St
Irene “Denholm
Tonganoxie
Rosa Rogers
Ruby Meints
Robert Cassity
Miss. St
Cynthia Lynn Ashburn
Charles F. Hornberger Jr
Martha .M. Loney
Carolyn Shrable
E. 15Th St
Jeanne L. Bond
Quenomo
John Ince
Nautilus Arrives in New York for Navy Yard Visit
Admiral Rickover said atomic safety would prevent bringing nuclear ships into ports and warned there is no risk of a nuclear explosion from collision. The Skate ban by Denmark mirrors caution as USS Nautilus nears Navy Yard with ticker tape parade planned for USS Nautilus Day in New York.
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U.S. Navy
Atorize
Nautilus
Manhattan Island
New York Harbor
Hudson River
Brooklyn Bridge
AP Rephote
Rickover
U. S
Navy Yard
New York City
Broadway
William Sunderland
New York
Surace
Rotary Fellow King urges world understanding at Lawrence meeting
Robert King of Topeka spoke to the Lawrence Rotary Club on the need for better global understanding. A Rotary Fellowship recipient, he tied views of Americans abroad to perceptions shaped by Hollywood and popular goods, praising the Brussels World’s Fair exhibit for showing American life including its problems.
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Robert King
Topeka
Rotary Felow
Lawrence Rotary Club
King
Harvard University
Edinburgh Uni- Beer
Yale
Europe
U.S
U. S
Brussels
America
Russia
Britain braces after worst race violence in years
Emergency police patrols sweep sections of London and Nottingham after weekend clashes between white Britons and West Indians Africans and Pakistanis. Dozens injured hundreds involved. eight West Indians Africans and Pakistanis jailed for safety as authorities warn of rising tensions.
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London
Nottingham
Britain
Robin Hood
Notting Hill
Eileen Byatt
Africa
Pakistan
British Commonwealth
Car Slides Into River At Landing Here Sunday
Roy Vanderslice of Reno saw his 1952 car slide from muddy local boat docks into the Kar River Sunday evening. The car in gear with brakes on slid 12 to 18 feet into water about 7:45 p.m. None aboard. damage estimated around 250 dollars. Trailers broke loose, boat remained on top. Kaw Motor wrecker recovered the vehicle.
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Roy Vanderslice
Reno
Kar
Vanderslice
Kaw
Court report lists fines for drunkenness and vagabond charge
In the police court Al Rettele of 944 A. 1. was fined $15 for being drunk while James A Wise of Route 3 received a seven day jail sentence for vagrancy.
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al Rettele
A. 1
James A Wise
Route 3
Hamlet Divorce Filed by Donald A Hamlet Against Lois Ann
A divorce case has been filed by Donald A. Hamlet against Lois Ann Hamlet. The action seeks dissolution of the marriage and related relief in the local court system.
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Donald A
Lois Ann
Traffic Violations in County Court Fines Set
David Beers of 1220 Oak Hill fined 10 dollars and costs for failing to yield the right of way. William Holmes of Kansas City Mo has a preliminary hearing Sept 5 on a charge of reckless driving. Ronald Eugene Guy has no address listed and was fined 25 dollars. Everett Rice of Topeka fined 5 dollars and costs for not keeping daily records.
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David Beers
Oak Hill
William Holmes
Kansas City
Ronald Eugene Guy
Everett Rice
Topeka
Steel official Edward Colwell Collins dies at 84
Edward Colwell Collins, age 84, former president of Crucible Steel Co of America in the early 1920s, died Sunday after a long illness. He guided the firm through formative years and was a prominent figure in the steel industry.
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Cleveland
Edward Colwell Collins
Crucible Stéel Co. of America
Scouting Event Offers Broad Training and Demonstrations
Three thousand Scouts will attend general training sessions on camping promotion member responsibilities ceremonies and orientation. A Tuesday camping fair will feature demonstrations cooking scoutcraft pioneer ing backwoods engineering conservation and field sports. An Indian Pageant that evening portrays how Indians lived in various regions. The group departs KU Thursday afternoon.
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America
Ncte
U. S
Applications From Norfolk Returned
Federal judge returned 181 Negro applicants to the Norfolk school board for further consideration on admission to white schools. The board was told to report results by August 29 as Norfolk schools reopen September 8. Judge Hoffman noted legal considerations and did not order desegregation unless the Supreme Court acts on the Little Rock case.
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Norfolk, Va
Norfolk School Board
Walter E. Hoffman
Norfolk
U.S. Supreme Court
Little Rock
Ark
Hoffman
Supreme Court
U.S. &Th
Motel Rezoning Asked For Southeast Corner of Sixth and Iowa
Manning Planning Commission will hear multiple items at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall including Dr. Richard Nelson’s request for motel zoning on the southeast corner of 6th and Iowa Streets. No plans exist for the tract, but approval would enable future development. Rezoning to Class D for local business was previously rejected.
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6Th and
Towa Sts
Manning Commission
City Hall
Richard Nelson
Planning Commission
Hillcrest
9Th and
Town
Cars Lumber Company
6Th
Minn. Sts
Elm St
15Th Street
Maple Lane
Barber Elects Gifford Vice President at Salina Convention
Kenneth Gifford of Lawrence was chosen as one of five vice presidents of the Associated Masters Barbers of Kansas during the annual Salina convention. The Ebberhart family thanks friends for food, flowers, cards, and support after the death of Noah A. Ebberhart, and credits nurses, Dr Palmer, clergy, pallbearers, and Rumsey Funeral Home for their assistance.
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Barber
Kenneth Gifford
Lawrence
Associated Masters Barbers of Kansas
Salina
Noah A. Ebberhart
County Convelescent
Dr. Palmer
Rumsey Funeral Home
One Car Crash Damages Scene Near Crescent and Naismith
A Sunday crash near Crescent Road and Naismith Drive caused about 700 in damage. No injuries were reported. Driver Jeannie M. Richardson, 63, of 933 Indiana Street said she accidentally pressed the gas instead of the brake and struck a tree while learning to drive. Buddhist priests end daily fast at noon and resume after dawn.
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Crescent Ril
Naismith Dr
Jeannie M. Richardson
Ind
Richardson
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