Vehicle Collision Report From Mc Fall Mo Area
Teaganvere Humaday Casi Tr. of the highway patrol said he took Ro Salman to his home for the night when no place to stay. Maxwell, driving east, struck the rear of a pickup driven by Clifford Jones of Mc Fall, Mo, and Maxwell's car veered into oncoming traffic, colliding with Sallman's car. Total damage estimated at about 900 dollars.
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Casi Tr
Highway Patrol
Ro Salman
Tamale
Reerneene
Maxwell
Clifford Jones
McFall
Sallman
Markets At Glanre Stocks Higher Broad Advance
Walton era market report notes gains in grains hogs cattle and other items with mixed demand. Wheat and corn show strength while hogs steady to high and cattle steady with slight declines. Kansas City staples include eggs butter and poultry with varied prices and USDA cattle figures indicate slow feeding and steady to weak demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestoc
Kansas City
Card of Hanes Expresses Gratitude for Support
I wish to express my sincere appreciation to my relatives and friends for the flowers calls and cards Also to the nurses and doctors for the wonderful care given me during my long stay at the hospital
Pleased reader thanks Journal-World for servicemen list
A sailor thanks the Journal-World for publishing the Christmas mailing list of 692 Douglas County servicemen. He notes it lets him see friends from school, plans to write many, and says they are in overhaul at Bremerton, Washington, until mid January and expect to return overseas in February for another 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Journal- World
Douglas County
Bremerton
Wash
Jerful
Red Cross area officials tour flood districts
Local civil defense officials and the Douglas County Red Cross chapter hosted two Red Cross area staff members from St Louis for a Friday discussion. They reviewed lessons from the July 1951 flood, and the visit aimed to integrate the Red Cross into Lawrence’s civil defense disaster plan, highlighting trained volunteers as the key contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Red Cross
St. Louis
Lawrence
Red
Cross
Glenn R.J. Northrup
Thomas Desmond
Three Oklahoma Guests Die in Crossing Collision
A Missouri Pacific freight train struck a car near Ransom Kansas at a grade crossing Saturday night killing three Oklahomans en route to a wedding in Wakeeney. The deceased were Edwin Sheaber 26, his wife 22, and Lee Steven Bamburger 26. Sheaber’s father Edward 51 was seriously injured. All four resided in Enid Oklahoma and were to attend the wedding of Edwin’s brother Leslie Sheaber and Mary Ann Flekinger of Wakeeney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom
Kas
Wakeeney
Missouri Pacific
Edwin Sheaber
Lee Steven Bamberger
Sheaber
Edward
Enid
Edwin
Leslie Sheaber
Mary Ann Flekinger
Religious Liberty Talk At Local Church Meeting
The Rev. W. Ross Edwards of Swope Park Baptist Church Kansas City will speak at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the First Methodist Church auditorium at 10th and Vt Sts on Religious Liberty and the American Way. The event is sponsored by Lawrence citizens Protestant officials and Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State. Rev. John C Mayne of POAU will discuss the organization's work. Edwards has served in Arkansas Kentucky Missouri and is a Mason. Albert Bramble leads the local planning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ross Edwards
Swope Park Baptist Church
Kansas City
First Methodist Church
10Th and
Vt. Sts
Lawrence
John C. Mayne
Washington
POAU
Mr. Edwards
Social Service Commission
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Arkansas
Kentucky
Missouri
Albert Bramble
Two Former Kansans Die in Phoenix Ariz
Phoenix Arizona papers report two former Kansans died Sunday. John Slavens 82, Kansas State Bar 1894, later city editor of the Kansas City World, lived in Phoenix since 1918 and ran an auto parts firm. Robert Bruce Campbell 77 died in Mesa after six years there. Kansas Legislature 1902 and ex president of Arkansas Valley Interurban Railroad, later tied to Central States Fire Insurance and Associated Industries of Kansas. Survivors include spouses and children.
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Phoenix
Ariz
John Slavens
Robert Bruce Campbell
Slavens
Kansas State
Old
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City World
Campbell
Mesa
Kansas
Arkansas Valley Interurban Railroad
Interurban
Central States Fire Insurance
As and Associated Industries of
Wichita
Webster
Kas
Principal Freshman Day Draws 50 Kansas Missouri Leaders
More than 50 principals from Kansas and Missouri high schools will visit the University of Kansas campus Tuesday for the fourth annual Principal Freshman Day. The event helps 540 KU freshmen talk with high school principals about college life and adjustment challenges. congestion and collaboration are used in joint programs by the university and high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Missouri
University of Kansas
Early Proposal for University of Kansas Emerges
Ninety six years ago W F M Arny of Lawrence wrote to Gov Geary of the Kansas Territory with an early plan for KU. He urged a three branch university including a normal school for teachers an agriculture and horticulture school and a mechanical school. Prof George Anderson of KU history holds a photostatic copy of the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. M. Arny
Lawrence
John W. Geary
Kansas Territory
University of Kansas
Arny
State Board of Education
Ilinois
George Anderson
K. U. History Department
Lawrence TB Christmas seal sale and New Year dance planned
Christmas seal sales were held today at the gas office by the New York School PTA under Mrs. Hugh Hines. Proceeds go to fund police uniforms. tickets cost 1.0 and patrolmen sell in assigned city areas. A New Year’s Eve dance, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., will be hosted by the Lawrence Police Department with a local orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York School Pta
Hugh Hines
Kenneth Roper
Travis Glass
Grace Miller
Bennie Graves
Lawrence
fo l _cal
Missing Boy in Kansas and Talking Horse Mystery
The feature reports a Rhode Island family seeking clues as a missing boy possibly reached Kansas. Lady Wonder, a reputed talking horse, answered questions about the boy’s fate and drew national attention after aiding a Massachusetts search. District Attorney Bewing notes the horse’s guidance helped locate Danny Matson’s body in Quincy.
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Kansas
Gary
Lady
Rhode Island
Hayman
Lady Wonder
Massachusetts
Edmund R. Bewing
Jed
Danny Matson
Quincy
Mass
Claudia Fonda
Duke University
K.U. Chorus
Small Boys Get Lost While Seeking Christmas Trees
In Showhegan Maine two boys, Donal Cyr nine and Francis Pelletier ten, wandered into the woods to find Christmas trees for their homes. After causing a commotion they took an axe and continued deeper into the forest where darkness fell sooner than expected, leaving their families anxious until help arrived.
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Showhegan
Donal Cyr
Francis Pelletier
Designee Visits Campus at K U As Guest Lecturer
Fexi-Rose of Chicago visits Kansas University as guest lecturer on design. He plans to teach design classes Rosst of faculty. A display of his work is shown. The Science Club of Junior High School travels to Kansas City Saturday to tour an airplane on a controller and the U.S. Weather Bureau with Mrs. John Mansfield as the sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fexi-Rose
Chicago
Don Petcame Sesicore
K. U
Bete Isbowia
Kansas City
U.S. Weather Bureau
John Mansfield
Olsen Clowns Visit at Frat House on University Campus
Olsen and his comedy team performed at a fraternity chapter house in Kansas City after a Kansas University matinee. The visit linked Olsen to Glencoe pledge origins and Sigma Chi and Bigms Chi ties, as Johnson and Olsen mingled with members and staff. Tom Johnston, fraternity president, said Olsen thanked the group and made them feel honored.
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Pe Straternity House
Glencoe
Chester Cleveland
Sigma Chi
University of Ilinois
Olsen
Northwestern University
Johnson
Kansas City
Municipal
Toraine Olsen
J. C. Olsen
Andrew
Tom Johnston
K. U
Paroled Kansas convict charged in Texas theft
Houston police announce the arrest of Raymond Fairris, 20, a paroled convict from the Kansas Industrial Reformatory, charged with a 14,500 jewelry store robbery. He is charged with robbery and firearms in the theft of 314,500 in diamond rings and watches from a Northwest Houston jewelry store last Tuesday night. Fairris was paroled to Houston last September from a five to ten year burglary sentence at the Kansas Industrial Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Sheriff's Office
Raymond Fairris
Kansas Industrial Reformatory
Fairris
Fairis
Local births and new arrivals reported at area hospitals
Memorial Hospital and other area locations list numerous births and adoptions. Names include Helfrich Benner Grossman Sallman Mott Dorsey Edwards Smith Beaman Brubaker Kingle Steward Williams Vail Staus Malcolm Patterson Cooper Morgan Dicker Roberts Hood Conrad Villebrand Atwood Westerbouse Tink Harsha Clark and more. Several babies born Saturday and Sunday at multiple addresses and homes.
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Joe Helfrich
Baldwin
Thomas Grossman
Ottawa
Dollie Benner
la. St
Robert Neis
Eudora
Nellie Romine
R. I
Veda Sallman
Roger Sallman
Richard Sallman
John Sallman
Topeka
Lillian Mott
Sunflower
Floyd Wayne
Kansas City
Eddie Maxwell
Marie Jones
Pa. St
Shirley Dorsey
Ind
Minnie Edwards
Laura Tomlene Smith
Tonganoxie
Lula Beaman
N. J. St
Vera Brubaker
Learnard Ave
Evelyn K. Tingle
Prospect St
Eth
Steward
de Soto
Edward Williams
Elm St
Cornelia Vail
DeLong Rest Home
Candace Thompson
Sunnyside
Loraine Staus
Mass
Gene Miller
Mo. St
Kenneth Dicker
N. Y. St
Clarence Roberts
Howard Hood
Tenn. St
Jack Conrad
George Villebrand
Ala
Bayard Atwood
Eugene Wester- Bouse
John Tink
Ark
William Harsha
David Clark
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Teaganvere
Humaday
Robert Ace Ice-Mariger
Fritz Co
Beltsville
Eniday
Mn. C. Cash Grain
Gee
Wall Street
New York
Rails, Steels, and
Motors
Rails and Steels
N.Y
Wip
Allied Chemaoe
Tel & Tel
U' Uy Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Stitt
Boeing
Bran Airw
Sveamen
Asssaeenerenee Sag
Eagle Pichemersiggh
Elec
Greyhound
Kan City
Lion
Lone St Cem Martin
Mae Hu McKess & FR
Ohio Oil
Iainat Stratonis
Phil Pet
Reyn
Hanes
W. L. Anderson
Bellet
Kansas Newspaper Circulation School For Publishers and Cir
Ulation
University] of Kansas
University
Kansas Weekly
Harold G. Hult
Topeka Newspaper Printing Co
B. C. Warton
Great Bend Triume
C. R. Shuman
Kansas City Kansan
Frank Long
Wichita Eagle
Burton W. Marvin
K. U. School
Frank T. Stockton
E. A. McFarland
KU. Extension
Lawrence Lodge No
A.M
Mother
Sherry Hawk
Paul Hawk
Michael
J. C
Phoenix, Ariz
Joe Helfrich Barne
Moe Helfrich
Cities Service Pipeline
Et W
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Helfrich
Charlie Hoag
Kansas University
K.U. Medical Center
Greater Kansas City
K.U. Alumni’ Association
Hoag
Jayhawker Stars
Mt. Oread
Nebraska
Oklahoma A & M
Robert Riss
B.C
Gil Reich
Look Magazine
Reich
Look
All- Americs
Pi Beta Phi
Kappa Alpha Theta
Evernity of Armas
Clayton ‘Krehbiel
Hoch Auditorium
Lelsring
Peter Warlock
Poulenc
Samuel Barber
Lloyd Pfautsch
Vaughn Williams
Designee
Texas
Memorial Hospital
Shirley Malcolm
Donna Patterson
Teddy McCluggage
Ind. St
Margaret Cooper
Betty Morgan
W. 6Th
Hakon Lawson
Lulu Hakins
Dolle Benner
Big la
Betty Kennedy
Mass. St
Thaye Bason
Alberta Deckwa
Scott Teh
Connie McGrew
Pressice
Ane
George S. May Company
Geroast S. Max Company
George Hedrick
Massachusetts St
Sastern
Barret, Fitch
North 6
Saint Nick
Lawrence National Bank
Kari Breider
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