Aid Drive On Education Needs Rolling Ahead Today
A new push for federal school aid especially for construction moved forward after the White House Conference on Education. Secretary Folsom told 1,800 delegates Eisenhower would seek a broader program, with NEA leaders calling the plan marvelous and urging state based distribution by need to aid distressed districts.
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White House
Welfare Folsom
Eisenhower
Congress
National Education Assn
John Buford
Mount Vernon
NEA
Folsom
Staes
William G. Carr
Kelley
D-Pa
Hospital Admits List and Births at Memorial Hospital
A long hospital admission list from Memorial Hospital shows Mrs Edna Carlson and several others admitted or mentioned with addresses in Sunflower Cheater Lessenden and DeSoto. The record notes multiple births including a daughter for Mr and Mrs Warren Gordon in Eudora and a son for Harold Eisele Route 2.
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Edna Carlson
Route 1
Jeanice Siroky
Mich. St
Eva Hetzel
Anna Young
Jess Sweet
Ida Walker
Pa. St
Gloria Metcalf
Lilac Lane
Cheater Lessenden
Ohio St
Rexal Williams
Carmen Krause
DeSoto
Richard
Frederickson
Sunnyside
Harry Dodge
Warren Gordon
Eudora
John Baxter
Harold Eisele
Criminology Talks at Hutchinson Reformatory Speech
Roy Frost, superintendent of the state reformatory at Hutchinson, calls the institution a dumping ground and urges a receiving station for classification. Dr Merrill T Eaton, psychiatry professor, proposes psychotherapy for criminals to aid reintegration.
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Roy Frost
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Merrill T. Eaton
Medical Center
Drooples Cartoon Reflects Dining Etiquette Dilemma
A Droodle by Joe Chaplicki Jr. of Chicago humorously depicts a man at a restaurant who taps the water glass and shouts to attract a waiter. He explains he dislikes tipping, believing it places the waiter in an inferior position, and questions why better service isn’t automatic.
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Joe Chaplicki Jr
Chicago
Walter
Navy Diver Emerges After Nine-Hour Ordeal in Patuxent River
Joek Tallarico, 35, a Navy diver from Chicago with ten years’ experience, was trapped 120 feet down when lines fouled on an anchor near the naval ordnance lab test facility. He was freed after four hours in a decompression chamber and walked unaided from the chamber, saying he is ready to dive again. His wife Carmela embraced him as reporters watched. Separately, Kansas Power and Light Co. completed a 2 million expansion at Tecumseh generating station, boosting capacity to over 100,000 kilowatts and total KPL capacity to about 400,000 kilowatts.
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Sulumuns
Joek Tallarico
Patuxent River
Tallarico
Kansas Power and Light Co
Tecumseh
KPL
D. E. Ackers
Ackers
Kansas
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Abilene
Donor of Douthart Hall Dies of a Heart Attack
Bert Chronister 80 a retired Kansas City banker died Thursday night in a Kansas City hospital after a Tuesday heart attack at home He helped fund Douthart Hall at Kansas University with Ada Douthart Chronister and Lela Douthart The Abilene native cofounded Rosedale Bank and was its former president Funeral services 2 p m Saturday Gates Funeral Home Kansas City
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Bert Chronister
Kansas City
Douthart
Kansas University
Ada Douthart Chronister
Lela Douthart
14Th
la. Sts
Chronister
Abilene
Rosedale Bank
E. E. Chronister
Gates Funeral Home
Obituary notices for Rush West and Gillispie deaths
Mrs. Louzena R. Rush 97 of 601 uyons St died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Rumsey Funeral Home with Burial in Hesper Cemetery. George W West 80 of 205 Illnois St died Thursday at home. Survived by daughters Anna and Viola and four sons. funeral plans pending. Ben A Gillispie Kansas City former Lawrence resident died Thursday. survivors include wife ill in hospital. services to be held Monday at a Kansas City funeral home.
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Louzena R. Rush
Uyons St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hesper
Ella Thornton
O. M. Daniels
Lincoln St
Ada Harris
Fayettesvilee
N. C
Dora Lassiter
Washington, D. C
Rumsey Funeral Home
Hesper Cemetery
George W. W
George W. West
Illinois St
Second Christian Church
Corbin Hall
University
Cole Hill
Ark
Lawrence
Anna West
Viola Reynolds
Detroit
Alvis West
Roy West
Riley West
Ozark
Charles West
Osawatomie
T A. Gillspie
Ben A. Gillispie
Kansas City
Kanesas City
California
18Th and
Wash. Sts
November Weather Recap Shows Cold Nips and Sporadic Warm Spells
The article notes November temperatures well below normal with highs near 74 degrees on November 20 and mornings dipping to 11 degrees officially. Eight days saw below freezing lows, marking the coldest November mornings since 1932, while moisture was low and skies largely fair with 17 clear days and only two cloudy.
Lawrence Weather Notes Mark November Cold Spell And Olympics Drive
W A Horne notes the last four days of November averaged 24 degrees in Lawrence, colder than January normals. Official mean for November was 40.1 degrees, unofficial 38.4. Jaycees raise funds for the U S Olympic program, with Lawrence region contributing 8,300 to WIBW telethon, leading area agencies. Also mentions a train blocking North Seventh Street crossing for about 30 minutes and a pneumonia incidence figure.
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W. A. Horne
la. St
Lawrence
Horne
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Sacramento
Calif
Dayton
Ohio
Seventh Street
Banquet Planned For Women's Club Workshop At KU
About 50 expected to attend the Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs Leadership Workshop kickoff at Kansas University. E C Buehlere will speak on Your Speech Madame. Don Beene will perform cello bolo. Executive board and district presidents met. scholarship loan commission discussed. Saturday features include Gerald Pearson speech, library materials panel, sociology talk by Dr Carroll Clark, and afternoon sessions by Fred Sharpe and Dr Oscar Haugh. Sponsors are the Clubs and University Extension.
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Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Kansas University
E. C. Buehlere
Don Beene
Scholarship Loan Commission
Gerald Pearson
Carroll Clark
Fred Sharpe
Oscar Haugh
The
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs and
University Extension
Officials Sigh Continued Traffic Toll Record Highlight
The city reports 83 injury accidents through November, up from 99 last year, with a total toll of 120 825 dollars in the first 11 months, a new record surpassing the police budget. No local traffic fatalities since Jan 7, 1954, marking a relative bright spot in Lawrence’s 10 000 to 25 000 population bracket.
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Acciden
Lawrence
United States
Market Wrap and Kansas City Grain Prices
Markets show lower to mixed trading with bonds and grains varying. Kansas City reports wheat and corn price ranges, live cattle and hogs activity, and local produce notes alongside Wall Street moves and two Lawrence fire calls.
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Commission House
Wall Street
New York
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem
Motors Group
Missouri - Kansas - Texas
Newhouse Buys Birmingham News and Subsidiaries
U S sale of the Birmingham News and its subsidiaries including the Huntsville Times for 18.7 million dollars announced in Birmingham. The deal adds television station WABT and radio stations WAPI WAFM WHBS to Newhouse holdings with employees kept under present management.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham News
Huntsville Times
S. I. Newhouse
Mercury
Huntsville
Newhouse
Philadelphia Inquirer
Cyrus Curtis
WABT
WAP
WAFM
WHBS
Clarence B. Hanson Jr
Harry B. Bradley
St. Louis
Globe- Democrat
Syracuse
N. Y
Post-Standard
The
Herald Journal
Portland Oregonian
Harrisburg
Patriot
Newark
N.J
Star
Jersey City Ledger and New York City Papers Combined
Ledger, the Jersey Journal of Jersey City, N J, and three New York City papers the Long Island Press, the Long Island Star Journal and the Staten Island Advance.
Ottawa Funeral Director Harold J. Lamb Dies at 61
Harold J. Lamb 61 Ottawa funeral director died at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a heart attack at his home. He served on the state and national funeral boards and was a trustee of Ottawa University. Lamb was active in the Baptist Church and Masonic bodies and was a former director of the Kansas Chamber of Commerce and former commander of the Ottawa American Legion post.
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Ottawa
Harold J. Lamb
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa University
Baptist Church
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa American Legion Post
No Waitresses for Students Ban Enforced in Formosa
Taipei Formosa reports the Education Ministry bans waitresses in tea houses serving students. Students violating the order face dismissal. Officials say such staff may perform non restaurant tasks and pose a corruptive influence on students.
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Taipei
Formosa
Education Ministry
Tokyo Mail Sinks Under Strike as Schedules Cancelled
Thousands of letters piled up in Tokyo post offices after government workers walked out demanding higher year end bonuses. Train schedules were canceled as the strike disrupted city services and mail handling.
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Tokyo
En dora man fined for following too closely
Harland Lester Jennings of Endora was fined 10 dollars plus costs in County Court for tailgating the vehicle ahead.
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Harland Lester Jennings
Endora
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Overland Park
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James M. Elliott
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Miss Goodwin
Kappa Kappa Gamma
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Mrs. Loutena R. Rush
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