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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1951

Page

3

Defense mobilization praised as lag concerns ease

Washington and Wichita reports detail Defense Production Committee praise for officials and mobilization efforts, while challenging criticisms of delays. The joint committee backs current munition pace amid calls for faster delivery of planes tanks ships and guns. Wichita University shocks Creighton 106-63 as Litton leads with 27 points, continuing a scoring spree after a 93-59 win over Baylor.

Washington Senate House Defense Production Committee Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee United States Joint Committee Defense Charles E. Wilson William C. Foster Wilson Altho Preparedness Subcommittee Lyndon B. Johnson Dtex Subcommittee Defense Department Fube Sen. Maybank D-Sc Wichita Wichita University Creighton University Cleo Littleton Shockers Baylor Washburn

Community notes from Topeka and nearby towns

A long sequence of social visits and family events fills a Keota and Lawrence area roundup. The entries mention visits between residents in McClure, Topeka, Alba, Eudora and Holton, plus birthday observances, dinners, and hospital stays. Notable items include a new baby boy Dennis John Eisele born December 3 in Lawrence Memorial hospital to Lucille Hargadine Eisele. P.T.A. meetings with health talks by Pearl Rornbough and Dr H R Wagenblast. a Christmas party postponement. and illness updates on Grandma Brown and Albert Miller.

Loiz Bert Kenneth Tuggle Johnnie Eisele Lawrence Memorial Hospital Eennis John Eisele Lucille Hargadine Grace Hargadine Alba Arthur Eisele Eudora C. F. Beebee Holton Delbert Reusch Linda Grant Edelbrock Kansas City Eafternoon Mary Cook George Edelbrock Richard Terry Smith O. E. Westerhouse Arden Ott L. O. Hanson P.T.A Pearl Rornbough Kansas State Board of Health Victor Hogg Grandma Brown LeRoy Thornberg Albert Miller St. Luke's Hospital

Phoenix town fades as last inhabitant is buried

In Phoenix British Columbia snow covers the grave of its final resident William Henry Bambury, the last survivor of a once thriving mining town. Once Canada’s highest incorporated city with five churches and 3,500 people, Phoenix boomed in 1899, bust in 1919, then emptied as copper ore depleted. Only Bambury and a Belgian caretaker remained. the town’s hillsides hold memory of a bustling era and a single house that survives.

Phoenix B. C William Henry Bambury Canada Adolf Sercu Paw Bambury British Columbia Portsmouth England Canadian Pacific Greenwood Trail B.C Granby Consolidated Mining and Smelting Phoenix’ Mountains U. S Vancouver

Oc tet Club hosts cards. many local visitors attend

Oc tet Club held Thursday night in Eudora with four tables of games and prizes for Mrs. Leslie Kindred Mrs. Martin Abel and C C Geratenberger. Refreshments served to 14 members and two guests. After holidays the club will resume meetings.

John Strong Leslie Kindred Martin Abel C. C. Geratenberger Kindred Dave Wilson Sandra Ralph Palmer Harper A. A. Wilson Lawrence Melvin Reitzel Frank Martin L. O. Hanson C. E. Cory Kansas City Robert Durbin Manhattan Kansas State William Burress Teddy LeRoy Durbin Nancy E. L. Durbin Roger Stanley L. Turner Nancy Lee Wind St. Joseph Mildred Watson Evelyn McCalin O. D. Dunlap Stanley Kaw Valley American Legion Auxiliary Anita Stadler Rejar Memts Winter General Hospital Topeka Frank Roe Kenneth Tuggle R. L. LaMont Wichita Ohio Tuggle Roward Belles Debra Paul

Psychiatric exams eyed for heavy Colorado drivers

Colorado motorists with four or more accidents may face psychiatric tests as part of a driver safety program in Denver. William Foulis, head of the Highway Safety Council, says exams aim to reveal personality factors affecting driving but are not a judgment of mental balance. The plan could lead to changes in licensing standards to curb poor driver attitude.

Denver Colorado William Foulis The Highway Safety Council Foulis

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