Furnished apt for rent and assorted notices
Sealed ad lot lists a first floor furnished apartment near Birch with heat gas water, off street parking for 62.50, contact V13-4788. Also ads for sale items, apartments, real estate, rental offerings at Moore Associates and Judy’s Cafe, plus farm and car listings and a rummage sale at St Luke Church.
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B. F. Goodrich
Underwood
Sun
Hammonds Orchard
Lawrence
Judy's
McAllaster
Bill Rice
Moore
Trinity Episcopal
yGen
Jones Farm Supply
Gene Wuellner
Moore Associates
Irving Rm
New Hampshire
Don Rosebaugh
Call Moore Associates
J. Richards Construction Co
Perry
Barlow Ency
Auto Glass Co
9Th & Delaware
Sth & Delaware
Mtlowen
Rhode Island
St. Luke A.M.E. Church
9Th
New York
Market News Investment Shares And Livestock Prices Report
Kansas City AP notes weekly investment company share closing quotes from Barret Fitch North and Co. plus wholesale and consumer egg prices for extras medium standards receipts and weights with poultry and butter figures including large A eggs 40 to 43 cents and Grade A butter around 68 to 69 cents per pound.
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Barret, Fitch, North and Co
Derby Grain Inc Price List Summary
Wheat priced at 1.80 per bushel and shell corn at 0.85. Poultry hens 5 lbs and up at 0.09, under 5 lbs at 0.07, old roosters 0.05. Eggs Grade A large 0.41, Grade A medium and Grade B 0.16, undergrade 0.26, pullet eggs 0.06. Butter Premium 0.48, No. 1 0.43.
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Derby Grain Inc
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Classes
Slaughter steers and heifers mostly 1.00 higher than last week with top good to average choices around 26.50 and high choice near 27.00. Slaughter calves and vealers uneven up 50c to 1.50. hogs steady to 40 lower. sows 13.75 to 16.00. lambs weaker with prime 92 lb woolies at 18.00 and native lambs 17.00 to 50. Cattle, sheep, and hogs markets show varied shifts across weight ranges and grades.
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Kansas City
Soldier Alleges Army Broke Pledge in Enlistment Suit
Fred W. Garlick II of Miami sues to leave the service alleging the Army failed to honor a commitment used to recruit him. He says he enlisted as a high school graduate for a three year term and did not receive the school he requested. He files suit as a matter of principle despite nearing duty termination.
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EL Paso
Tex
U. S. Army
Fred W. Garlick II
Miami
Fla
Garlick
Fire at Christmas Holiday Kills 42
A three day Christmas period saw 42 fatalities due to fires. Authorities report multiple incidents across regions. Fire departments urge precautions and prompt reporting to reduce further loss of life.
N E Unit Plans Its Annual Meet
The 64th annual dinner of the Sons and Daughters of New England will be at 6 15 p m Friday December 16 at the Eldridge Hotel. Dr Harold G Barr former dean at Kansas University will speak on his Palestine visit with music by Elin K Jorgenson. Officers to be elected include W O Brownlee James H Parsons Mrs E F Huddleston and Mrs Willis Colman.
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Society of the Sons and Daughters of New England
Eldridge Hotel
Harold G. Barr
School of Religion
Kansas University
Barr
Palestine
Elin K. Jorgenson
Douglas County Historical Association
New England Society
W. O. Brownlee
James H. Parsons
E. F. Huddleston
Willis Colman
Christian Forces Come Long Way Since 1870 Move
SAN FRANCISCO AP The National Council of Churches opens its triennial general assembly with 33 denominations and 40 million members gathering for a joint policy making conclave on cooperative church work. The week marks the council’s 10th anniversary and its ministers’ work in evangelism education and overseas missions.
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San Francisco
Westerly
R. I
Church of Christ
National Council of Churches
Interdenominational Council
Clear Skies Dominate Much Of Nation As Weather Rises
Eastern half enjoys clear crisp air with warming trend from plains to Atlantic. Western regions face clouds and light rain from the Rockies to the Pacific. Northwest sees more rain with snow flurries in high Rockies. temps mainly in the 20s to near 70 in warmer locales.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Plains
Pacific
California
Northwest
Rockies
Gulf States
Appalachians
New England
Georgia
Virginia
Ohio
Mississippi
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Brownsville
Tex
Key West
Fla
Laird to Review The Child Buyer at Modern Book Review
Dr. Roy Laird of Kansas University political science will review John Hersey's best seller The Child Buyer at the Modern Book Review Forum Wednesday. The event begins at 4 p.m. in the Kansas Union Forum Room.
KU Dean Gorton Attends Washington Conference on Chamber Music
Dr. Thomas Gorton dean of the Kansas University fine arts school attends a Washington D C conference on national trends in chamber music as one of 10 U S music leaders invited by the Coolidge Foundation. He will join a New York meeting of a national advisory music panel to discuss groups sent abroad under the Presidents International Cultural Exchange Program.
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Thomas Gorton
Kansas University Fine Arts
Washington, D.C
United States
Coolidge Foundation
Dr. Gorton
New York
Pathet Lao Says Forces Hit Namkadinh Luang Prabang Front
The Pathet Lao broadcast claimed an offensive against Gen. Phoumi Nosavan's forces along the Namkadinh River and around Luang Prabang. Officials say Luang Prabang has been in Phoumi hands for weeks while fighting continues on multiple approaches to the city.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao Radio
Phoumi Nosavan
Luang Prabang
Phoumi
Pathet Lao
Fulbright warns election probe harms U.S. prestige abroad
In Hot Springs Arkansas Senator J William Fulbright chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee says charges of voting irregularities would damage U.S. prestige overseas He downplays Cabinet talk with Kennedy and urges national unity after the election referencing Europe and other regions as affected by the dispute
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Hot Springs
Ark
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John F. Kennedy
Arkansas
Kennedy
Arkansas Turkey Federation
United States
Europe
Worker Killed in Fall Through Chapel Roof
In Kansas City a 64 year old handyman Leroy Berry fell 60 feet through a chapel ceiling at St. Joseph Hospital while returning electric fans to a storage niche. He reportedly died almost instantly as nuns prepared for prayers. The accident occurred when he lost balance on a catwalk above the chapel apex.
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Kansas City
St. Joseph Hospital
Leroy Berry
Francis Weir
Dakota and Minnesota Meanings in Sioux Language
The words Dakota and Minnesota reveal meanings in the Sioux language with Dakota translating to allies and Minnesota to sky-tinted waters, illustrating the linguistic ties between the region and its Indigenous roots.
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Dakota
Minnesota
Landmark Gutted by Blaze in New Orleans Theater
In the French Quarter a century old landmark, Gluck's Restaurant, was swept by fire after audiences evacuated Gallery Circle Theater following The Front Page curtain call. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, four firefighters injured, damage estimated at 200000 dollars, cast member John Wilmot reported smoke in a wardrobe room.
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New Orleans
French Quarter
Gluck’s
Canal Street
Gallery Circle Theater
Howard Dey
John Wilmot
Soviet bloc eases stance at United Nations on colonialism
The Soviet bloc quietly shifts to support the Asian African proposal at the UN after realizing defeat on immediate independence. Informed sources say Moscow seeks concessions and credit for shaping a more gradual path, while moderates warn swift decolonization could cause chaos as seen in the Congo.
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United Nations, N. Y
General Assembly
Belgian Congo
Von Gunten Recital at KU Swarthout Hall
Charissa von Gunten mezzo soprano to give senior recital at 8 p m Monday in Swarthout Recital Hall Kansas University She is the daughter of Harold and Mrs von Gunten of 1809 Barker Ave and a KU alumna with a music education degree 1956 She studied under Prof Joseph F Wilkins after teaching in Charleston S C and Midland Texas
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Charissa von Gunten
Kansas University
Swarthout
Harold von Gunten
Barker Ave
Lawrence High School
Charleston
S. C
Midland
Tex
Joseph F. Wilkins
Fires claim 46 lives in multiple disasters nationwide
A two day wave of house fires kills at least 46 people nationwide, many children. States reporting losses include South Carolina and Maryland with ten and seven deaths respectively, plus Tennessee, Louisiana, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York.
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South Carolina
Maryland
Tennessee
Louisiana
Florida
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
la Plata
Monroe
Miami
North Charleston
S. C
Columbia
Cleveland
N.Y
Surrender Ends Caracas Threat
Caracas Univ students barricaded with machineguns surrendered as the army moved in tanks to restore order. Seven days of rioting left 11 dead and disrupted the capital. Five Cubans were arrested on arrival amid government claims of Cuban propaganda.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Revolutionary Movement
Priest Sentenced in Wisconsin Kidnapping Case
Rev. Lawrence Dudink a Roman Catholic priest pleaded guilty to abducting 17 year old Rosalie O Connell of Gilbert Minnesota from St. Marys Hospital in Superior Wisconsin and was sentenced to three years in state prison. The judge reduced the charge from kidnapping to abduction in a closed court session. Dudink formerly served as chaplain at the hospital and was arrested in a Phoenix motel with the girl.
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Wis
Lawrence Dudink
Father Dudink
St. Mary's Hospital
Superior Court
Rosalie O'Connell
Gilbert
Minn
Walter Dahl
Douglas County
Dudink
Society of Divine Word Missionaries
Phoenix
Conrad O'Connell
Judge Sets Trial Date for Ex Mobster Cohen
A federal judge set Mickey Cohen's trial for April 3 on 13 counts of income tax evasion. The defense sought delay, but the judge rejected the request and noted the defendant's right to a speedy trial. The government seeks about five hundred thousand dollars in back taxes. Cohen, once a West Coast gambling kingpin, says he lives on borrowed money.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
George H. Boldt
Tacoma
Wash
Cohen
Methodist Bishop Praises Foreman Stand in New Orleans
Methodist Bishop Paul V. Gallo of San Antonio commended Rev. L. A. Foreman and his daughter for facing jeering segregationists as they reached integrated classrooms in New Orleans. He said he thanks God for the minister.
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San Angelo
Tex
Paul V. Galloway
San Antonio
New Orleans
L. A. Foreman
Public Auction of Weather Estate Equipment in Ottawa
A gigantic public sale for Doe Stark estate items including electric equipment tools plumbing gear and numerous articles will be held at 1244 South Martin Street Ottawa Kansas on Wednesday December 7 1960 starting at 9 a.m. sharp. The sale features a metal lathe grinding machine electric motors and other items. if unfinished it will continue the following day. Terms cash not responsible for accidents J W Dickerson administrator Stewart Son and Beatty auctioneers The Peoples National Bank Ottawa clerk
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Doe Stark
South Matin Street
Ottawa
Kansas
J. W. Dickerson
Stewart & Son and Beatty
the Peoples
National Bank
Eudora Area Auction Offers Cattle Hay Machinery and More
An auction near Eudora features 34 Holstein cows two calves and multiple calves by side bred mostly to Angus, plus 200 bales of alfalfa, clover hay, corn, oats, and miscellaneous farm implements. Carl Kurtz owns items with Criss and Raymond Roberts as auctioneers and Kaw Valley State Bank serving as clerk. Lunch will be served.
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Eudora
Hesper Road
Hesper Church
J.D
Carl Kurtz
Criss & Raymond Roberts
Kaw Valley State Bank
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Maud Smith in Douglas County
In the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas a petition seeks an order for sale of Lot 108 in Block 40 West Lawrence. Hearing set for December 22 1960 at 10:30 am in Lawrence. Forrest A Jackson administrator.
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Lawrence Daly
Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Maud Smith
Indiana Street
Lawrence
West Lawrence
Christmas trees at Jay Hawk Tree Mart now on sale
Christmas trees over seven feet tall are available at Jay Hawk Tree Mart located at 19th and Mass. Free delivery offered. Weekday hours from 2 PM to midnight and Saturday from 9 AM to midnight. Also advertising a part time office job and rents for a furnished second floor apartment.
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Jay
Hawk Tree Mart
Bath
Ohio
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