KU fills low mood at 15th and Town in Lawrence
KU Buildings and Grounds fills a long neglected 15th and Town Street depression using waste earth from Hill construction. Rocks are placed around trees to save them as the hole is filled. Nearby, excavations for married student housing at Stouffer Place supply much of the fill.
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15Th
Town Sts
Kansas University
Keith Lawton
K.U. Buildings and Grounds Department
Stouffer Place
Topekan Fined For Drunken Charge In County Court
Franklin Boyz Johnson of Topeka was fined 50 dollars plus costs in County Court on a drunkenness charge from a public highway incident. He was jailed after failing to pay the fine. Guinea pigs are not pigs they are rodents.
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Franklin Boyz Johnson
Topeka
Denison
Custody Fight Over Dog Tippy Reaches Court in Eureka Springs
Irene Enzinger seeks permanent custody of Tippy the mongrel from John Walker family in a Lake Forest case filed in Justice of the Peace Harry Harrlton's court. Enzinger, 30 years founder of Orphans of the Storm, claims abandonment and possession since two years ago.
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USA
Tippy
Irene Castle
U. S. Supreme Court
Trenc Castle
George Enzinger
Eureka Springs
Ark
John Walker
Tisa
Berryville
Enzinger
California
Enzingers
Lake Forest
Mrs. En- Anger
Prof Blum Explains Life Origin Missteps and Cancer Links
Dr Harold S Blum of Princeton University told an audience of over 250 that life arose from a series of errors in early cell reproduction. He cited Miller Urey experiments, noted amino acids forming protoplasm, and linked cancer to similar cellular errors in a Sigma Xi lecture aligned with the International Polar Year research aims.
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Harold S. Blum
Pinteaser
Princetonniversity
Sigma ~Xi
National Honor Science Society
Sigma Xi
Dr. Blum
Blum
Urey and Miller
Chicago
U.S. Department of Health
Canuteson Speaks On KU Health Service And Watkins Hospital
Dr. Raph Canuteson of the Kansas University Health Service spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club about KU health history and Watkins Hospital. He departs today for five months of study in Oslo on a Fulbright grant and noted KU health services handle more than 48 000 clinic visitors and over 1 400 hospital patients last year. He emphasized the hospital and clinic as integral to KU Lawrence and the state, highlighting contagious disease control, operating rooms used by Lawrence doctors, auxiliary plant power support, and bed space in emergencies.
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Raph Canuteson
Kansas University Health Service
Lawrence
Canuteson
Oslo
Norway
K.U
Watkins Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Personal Income Rise $3 Billion In October
Washington report shows a three billion dollar rise in the annual rate of personal incomes for October. The Commerce Department notes higher farm income and auto industry payrolls fueled the gain, with wages and salaries contributing about half and autos a third of the rise.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Nagy Removal Hit by Yugoslavs
Yugoslavia charged Hungary with violating good faith by spiriting Premier Imre Nagy into Red Romania after he sought asylum in the Yugoslav Embassy. Yugoslav Delegate Mladen Ivekovic dismissed Hungarian claims that Nagy went to Romania of his own free will during the General Assembly debate, marking Yugoslavia’s first public reference to the incident.
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N.Y
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Romania
General Assembly
Mladen Ivekovic
Nagy
Drunk Driver Fred Foster Sentenced in County Court
Fred Foster of 739 Lake Street was fined 110 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail on charges of driving while intoxicated and driving without a license in County Court. A meeting notice accompanies this item.
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Fred Foster
Lake St
Boston Tavern Blast Injures Six Near Shipyard
An explosion obliterated Doherty’s Tavern near the Boston naval shipyard in Charlestown injuring six residents who were asleep at home. Gas ignition is suspected as windows shattered and debris covered a nearby highway. Two women, three infants, and a young girl were treated at Massachusetts General Hospital, with the 2-year-old Lindsay Colby among the most seriously hurt. Firefighters battled smoldering lumber as the one-story brick building lay in ruins.
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Boston P
Boston Naval Shipyard
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Linday Colby
Mather Reflects On Kansas Football After Tough Season
Kansas coach Mather discusses a rough season, noting 28 travel squad members are sophomores or juniors. He cites past losses and near-misses, including a 7-win potential, and recalls enduring taunts such as an effigy of Jules Sikes. He stresses patience and fan support as key to rebuilding.
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Kansas
Mather
Oraid
Jules Sikes
Red Cross Allocates Extra Million for Hungary Relief
The American Red Cross increased aid to Hungary to 1.36 million dollars, earmarked for refugee care and the provision of 200,000 free meals daily inside Hungary.
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American Red Cross
Hungary
Deaths and Funerals William L. King and Mary Hicks
William L. King, 73, of North Lawrence, died Sunday. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Funk Chapel with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mary Cecil Hicks, 93, Linwood resident for 74 years, died Monday at home. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Linwood Methodist Church, burial Mt. Sidney Cemetery. Hicks born November 23, 1862 in Moundville, Virginia. Survived by four daughters, three sons, 15 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, and four great great grandchildren.
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William L. King
Funk
Cooper-Warren
King
North Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mary C. Hicks
Mary Cecil Hicks
Limwood
Linwood
Linwood Methodist Church
Jack E. Jordan
Mt. Sidney
Hicks
Moundville
Jessie Virginia Hicks
Lucile Riley
Ottawa
Kate Anderson
Tonganoxie
Norma Thomas
Mich. St
Garrett
B. Hicks
West 7Th
Charles Hicks
Elm
Harry J
Kansas City
Kas
Donations push United Fund toward forty thousand goal
Lawrence's United Fund campaign gained momentum with a $340 donation boosting the daily total and bringing the overall to about $339,267. Officials still aim to conclude by Wednesday but remain more than $7,000 short of the $1642 goal. Call UF headquarters at VI 3-9288 to donate or if contacted by canvassers. A new donor category adds Funk Cooper Warren Mortuary with a $50+ gift.
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Lawrence
United Fund
Funk-Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements Mixed List
Memorial Hospital admits Harold Hager Ruth Hollingsworth Fern Braden Ethel Moore Ernest Green Jess Horton Jonelle Rake Mildred Parks Jo Anne Miller Delores Sooby Dorothy McAferty Eunice Mayhew Mary Ramirez Mavis Wiseman Jack Snodgrass Roy Moll Larry Williver Vivienne Anderson and baby boy Carol Loggan Doris Strider Irene Alvarez Anna Shepard Mary Moody Granville Parks Richard McAferty Dennis Sooby Jesus Ramirez Donald Miller and baby girls and boys born today to Granville Parks McLouth McLouth today sons and daughters reported in the same section.
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Harold Hager
Tonganoxie
Ruth Hollingsworth
Walker Ave
Fern Braden
Mo. St
Ethel Moore
Elm St
Ernest Green
Quenemo
Jess Horton
Lincoln St
Jonelle Rake
Moundview Dr
Mildred Parks
Route 1
Jo Anne’ Miller
W. 6Th St
Delores Sooby
Harper St
Dorothy McAferty
McLouth
Eunice Mayhew
N. J. St
Mary Ramirez
Mavis. Wiseman
Stratford Rd
Jack Snodgrass
Roy Moll
W. 7Th St
Larry Williver
Sam Archer
Country Club Ct
James R. Norris
Ohio St
MecLouth
Vivienne Anderson
Carol Loggan
N. 3Rd St
Doris Strider
E. 23Rd St
Irene Alvarez
Ind. St
Anna Shepard
Locust St
Mary Moody
Eudora
Ceylon Premier Warns of Commonwealth Breach During Suez
Solomon Bandaranaike of Ceylon warned that India, Pakistan, and Ceylon once considered quitting the British Commonwealth during the Suez crisis. He cited global sentiment from the Egypt invasion and echoed Lester Pearson's warning that the Commonwealth faced dissolution. He praised the withdrawal decision as a step toward healing the rift.
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London
Solomon Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Inia
Pakistan
Egypt
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Commonwealth
Bandaranaike
Boy’s Condition Fine Ronnie Henderson Polio Patient
Ronnie Jon Henderson two year old son of Mr and Mrs Jim Henderson Route 1 Lawrence is stated in fine condition at a Topeka hospital where he is being treated for polio He was stricken about two months ago His parents said he is in the hospital and in good condition Ronnie has four sisters Betty Q Susie Teressa and Jonita
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Ronnie Jon Henderson
Jim Henderson
Route 1
Lawrence
Topeka
The
Journal-World
Ronnie
Betty
Susie
Teressa
Johniita
Road setup discussed at Rock Products Conference
Richard L. Peyton, research engineer, says Kansas highway program will nearly double with federal funds over the next several years. He spoke Monday to 84 attendees at the Second Rock Products Conference in Kan. Peyton covered the Highway Act of 1956 and the proposed interstate system and their impact on Kansas. A divorce suit has been filed in District Court by Delbert G. Hiraniinger against Mary A. Gronz er.
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Lawrence
North Street
Kansas
Richard L. Peyton
State Highway Commission
Rock Products
Kan- 2
Peyton
Delbert G. Hiraniinger
Mary A. Gronzer
Markets At a Glance From Kansas City Livestock Prices
Mixed stock quotes with grains and livestock showing varied moves. Cotton and wheat fell amid liquidation while corn and oats weakened. soybeans plunged. Hogs and cattle held gains, with buyers steady to higher on barrows, sows weaker on certain weights, and slaughter cattle price ranges listed. overall receipts show moderate activity and regional price shifts.
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New Orleans
U.S
Colorado
New York
Allied
Cash Grain
Kansas City
Atchison
Chi Cp
Chi Ri Pac
Chrysler
Law Dow Chem
Dee Open High Close du Pont
Eagle P
Ulm
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Gulf Olds U
Kan
Texas
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Nat Bisc
Cure
NY Central
Kent
Young Turke
F.o.b
Beltsville
Reese
Rayonier
Young Guineas
Capons
Ca- St
Reg Pal
I Sears Roeb
Sinclair O
Socony
Spen Chern
US Steel
Westy el
Woolworth Ants
The Day in Wall Street stock market mixed late afternoon
New York stocks stayed mixed as the trading day drew to a close with some shares advancing while others declined. Investors watched shifts in key sectors and weighed earnings reports impacting the broader market sentiment.
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Wall Street
New York
Market update shows mixed gains and losses across industries
Volume for the day was about 2 100 000 shares versus 2 570 000 yesterday with oils, aircrafts and steels among gainers and losers. Major automakers General Motors Ford and Studebaker Packard slipped fractions while Gulf Oil Texas Company Royal Dutch rose. Boeing Douglas and United Aircraft advanced while Bethlehem Lukens Steel dipped slightly and Jem L Martin fell marginally.
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Youngstown
Bethlehem
Lukens Steel
General Motors
Ford
Studebaker-Packard
Gulf Oil
Texas Co
Royal Dutch
Superior Oil
California
Standard Ol
New Jersey
Sinclair
Boeing
Douglas
United Mircraft
Jem L. Martin
Commission to Consider Lawrence Highway Signs
A petition to place highway markers directing travelers to the Lawrence business district was to be presented at today’s City Commission meeting. Signed by Massachusetts Street businessmen, the proposal seeks signs at four intersections to guide traffic toward downtown Lawrence, aiming to boost local commerce without increasing through-traffic substantially.
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Lawrence
City Commission
Massachusetts
Town
Sixth
Twenty-Third
Masstelusetts Street
Dowwntown
U.S 50
Wheat prices rise in mid November Kansas market
Kansas wheat prices climbed about five cents per bushel in mid November from the previous month and were ten cents higher than a year earlier. The mid November average stood at 2.07 dollars per bushel.
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Kansas
Kansan curriculum group meets to plan county study
A Monday afternoon meeting in the county school superintendent's office gathered representatives from all school types to discuss the new Kansan curriculum guide. Emma Burg led the session as the sec ond meeting for the group with plans to form county wide study groups before implementation. Enegstrand from the State Department of Public Instruction explained the guide and answered questions about the county program.
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Emma Burg
Dirs. Berg
Anges Enpstrand
State Department of Public Instruction
Enegstrand
C. A. Gordon
Floyd Rogers
Katharine Kelley
Baldwin
Joe Jaimes
Grace Kerr
Eudora
Sister Sidonia
Holy Family Parochial School
Clarence Blackman
Bernies Gottstein
Vinland
Harvey J. McArthur
Lecompton
Cecile Roney
India
Merte Halladay
Pleasant Valley
Josephine Drake
Big Springs
Myrtle Mitchell
Burnette
Qwen Marie
St John's Parochial School
Lawrence
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Bean
George
Ry -Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Palo Alto
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Washington U
Alva Brown
DeSoto
National Tribune
Washington, D. C
Brown
Planning Commission
City Hall
11Th and
Mass. Sts
West Twenty-Third Street
Alabama
Iowa
Haskell Avenue
Fifteenth
Nineteenth Streets
Kansas Power and Light Co
Reddy
Kp&l
Robert C. Stewart
J. Hough
the Power Company
World
Topekan
Prof. Blum
R. J. Canuteson
Watkins
Zerbal
Lodge of Perfection
John J. Werbury
Wright
Ady
Boston
Memorial Hospital
Granville Parks
Richard McAferty
Dennis Sooby
Jesus Ramirez
Donald Miller
K. GC
Schubert
Funeral Home Ambulance
New Hampshire
Harold Heinrich
Brooklyn Bridge
Farmers’ Insurance Group
Auto — Truck — Fire — Life
Gerald R. Owens
Fred A. Kremer
Porter Hunt
Baldwin Distret
C. O
Andy” Anderson
Securities Investment CO
Lawrence Mills
Karl Kreider
East
Santa
Lawrence National Bank
Mass
Travl
Calvin
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