Ralph Pine Receives Substantial Citizen Award
Dr Ed Elbel presents Ralph Pine with the first Substantial Citizen Award for community service. Pine, a WWI medic and longtime local businessman, was honored as a surprise guest with family present. He has served on the City Council and Board of Education and remains active in Ga ble Market and Decker Cay Agency work.
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Ralph Pine
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Board of Education
Ed Elber
Pine
Lawrence
Journal-World Photo
Mexico
Europe
Wilbur
4Th and
Elm Sts
Massachusetts
Helen Woods
Gable Market
6Th and
Ind. Sts
Decker-Cay
Ed Elbel
Ellsworth Suite to Be 349 in D C Building
U S Rep Robert F Ellsworth of the Kansas Second District will locate his Washington headquarters in suite 349 of the Old House Office Building. Quarters were decided in Washington after freshmen drew numbers. Ellsworth praised his staff choice Mrs Doris Underwood who drew 31 then selected 349.
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U.S
Robert F. Ellsworth
Kansas Second District
Washington
Old House
Lawrence
Ellsworth
Doris Underwood
House
Planning Conference Opens at Kansas University
The seventh annual Kansas Planning Conference opened at Kansas University dealing with urban renewal city planning and expansion. About 60 city planning commissioners architects engineers and city managers attended the program sponsored by KU and Kansas State University Manhattan.
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Kansas Planning
Kansas University
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Deaths and Funeral Services for Edwin W Endacott
Funeral services for Edwin W Endacott 66 of 824 N H St will be held at 2 pm Friday at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Harold Hamilton officiating. Burial will follow in Stony Point Cemetery south of Lawrence. Rumsey Funeral Home will receive visitors until noon Friday. Endacott a lifelong Lawrence resident retired from the Railroad Retirement Board of Kansas City six years ago and was a World War I veteran.
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Edwin W.endacott
N. H. St
Trinity Lutheran
Graveside services for infant Augustin Lovera
Graveside services were held for infant Augustin Lovera son of Mr and Mrs Agustin Lovera of 1000 Ohio Street. Rt Rev Msgr George Towle presided at Mt Calvary Cemetery Cooper Warren Mortuary arranged the burial.
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Augustin Lovera
Agustin Lovera
Ohio St
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
George Towle
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Coed Faints In Class. Ambulance Takes Student To KU Hospital
Lawrence reports an ambulance run to Frank Strong Hall on the Kansas University campus about 1 PM to pick up a coed who fainted in a class. She was taken to Watkins Hospital for treatment. Kiwanis honors Ralph Pine as Substantial Citizen. Ed Elbel notes Pine’s marriage to Woods and residence on Elim Street. NSA abroad tours for KU students outlined in Dean of Students office brochure.
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Cooper-Warren Mortuary
Frank Strong
Kansas University
Watkins Hospital
Ralph Pine
Kiwanis Club
United States National Student Association
NSA
Hawaii
Bermuda
Puerto Rico
Memorial Hospital Births and Dismissals Names Listed
Memorial Hospital lists dismissals for Mildred Stout Edgar Savage Loretta Gould Audrey Foster Ralph Raffelock Hazel Bidwell John Baxter Edith McDaniel Harold Meyer Barbara Miller Rebecca Bryant and others. Birth announcements note a son born today to Mr and Mrs Walter R Foster and a son to Mr and Mrs Larry D Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Stout
Baldwin
Edgar Savage
Loretta Gould
Audrey Foster
Sunflower Village
Ralph Raffelock
Ohio
Hazel Bidwell
Lyons
John Baxter
Sunflower
Edith McDaniel
Harold Meyer
Barbara Miller
Rebecca Bryant
Eudora
Jacqueline Rasmussen
Barker
Patricia Murrell
Baby
Walter R. Foster
Larry D. Miller
Ky. St
GM Executives Visit campus to meet GM Scholars
General Motors executives Joe Chope and Howard Crawford visit Kansas University to interview KU's 14 GM Scholars. Chope chairs GM's educational grants and scholarships committee while Crawford serves as GM's sales director.
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General Motors
Joe Chope
Howard Crawford
Detroit
Mich
Kansas University
Corporation
Chope
Crawford
Gms
Traffic violations listed in county and city courts
In the Courts traffic violations include speeding with $10 fine, failure to reduce speed to avoid a pedestrian with $50 and 30 days plus $200 appeal bond, stop sign and no driver's license charges, improper turn, and forged check with preliminary hearing waived and bond set at 1500. Subjects include Dudley F Stef fen of Eudora and others across Kentucky and Corpus Christi.
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Dudley F. Steffen
Eudora
Linda McIntosh
Maple Lane
Frederick M. Cluff
Corpus Christi
Tex
Thomas H. Hughes
Ky. St
Orval E. Allen
Everett Keplinger
Frank Raymond Huntley
Robert C. Sutton
New Elevator At Overbrook Replacing Damaged Grain Elevator
The Farmers Union Co-Operative Grain Co in Overbrook will replace its older elevator after a 1:30 a.m. fire destroyed the structure and its contents valued at 50 000 dollars insured. Operations continue with feed and grain but no grinding or mixing while the replacement is planned. Firefighters saved the office warehouse and 80 000 gallon fuel tank with efforts totaling over three hours. No cause has been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union Co-Operative Grain Co
Overbrook
T. C. Arnold
Co-Op
Arnold
Jess Bean
Max Friesen
Elk Township
Area Dairy Meet Set Friday in Lawrence
About 50 dairymen and wives from seven counties attend the Kansas Dairy Association District No 2 annual meeting Friday in Lawrence at the 4 H Fairgrounds. Fred Flory says the event begins at 10 30 a m with speaker Loren Gafke of Columbia Mo who will report on national milk and dairy campaigns.
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Kansas Dairy Association District No
Lawrence
Fred Flory
Route 5
Loren Gafke
Columbia
American Dairy Association
J. W. Winfrey
Toeka
Association
Flory
Douglas
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Johnson
Franklin
Miami
Breakin Reported at Local Business
A breakin at Modern LP Gas Service, 506 E 23rd St, was reported to police. The burglar shattered a basement door, rummaged through drawers and a filing cabinet, but no money was taken. Cards accompany gift subscriptions. contact Journal-World Circulation at VI 3-1000.
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E. 23Rd St
Adv
Belgium Refuses Congo Pullout in UN Crisis
Belgium declares it will not withdraw its personnel from the Congo despite Soviet pressure. Dag Hammarskjold defends UN operations as Yugoslavia and others hint at pulling forces from the 20,000 strong Congo mission. The Security Council opens debate amid East and West rival resolutions on Patrice Lumumba.
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United Nations, N.Y
Belgium
Congo
Soviet UN
U.N
Security Council
Yugoslavia
U.N. Congo
Ceylon
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
Patrice Lumumba
Adult Ed Session Set for Dec 14 in Kansas Union
The second Northeast Kansas Area Workshop on adult education will be held Wednesday December 14 at the Kansas Union on the University of Kansas campus. Registration begins at 5 p.m. with a buffet at 6 p.m. and a 7 p.m. general session led by E. J. Logsdon. Dr. Harry Devinson of the Menninger Foundation will speak on The Psychological Needs of Adults for Continuing Education. James M. Young of Washburn University will discuss Motivation and Its Importance to Adult Education followed by a discussion at 8. Dr. Levinson's background includes Emporia State College graduation in 1943, 24 years of military service, a KU Menninger psychology program, and a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from KU.
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Northeast Kansas Area
Kansas Union
Kansas University
Union
Kansas
E. J. Logsdon
Lawrence
Kansas Adult Education Association
Harry Devinson
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
James M. Young
Washburn University
Levinson
Emporia State College
Emporia State
Winter Veterans Hospital
Kansas University-Menninger Foundation
Menninger’s
KU faces possible forfeit in Coan case blaming Adams
The report notes Bud and Bert may force KU to forfeit two league games Coan played in after NCAA action. If that happens KU would drop to third behind Missouri and Colorado costing its title and Coan’s final two seasons. Adams testified and left. Coan defended his Chicago trip as unrelated to recruiting. Mitchell’s testimony remained private.
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Coan
Missouri
Colorado
Adams
Texas
Woodruff
Chicago
Mr. Adams
Houston Oilers
Mitchell
Truck wreck on U S Highway 56 injures none
Raymond Henry Feuerborn of Garnett drove a truck that veered into a culvert on U S Highway 56 west of Globe at 9 30 a m Wednesday. Damage was about 250 dollars with no injuries.
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Raymond Henry Feuerborn
Garnett
U.S. Highway 56
Globe
Culbert
Thief Steals Radio and Tape Recorder From Local Shop
Police report a shoplifting incident at Hixon's Studio and Camera Shop 721 Mass St at 5 30 p m on Wednesday. Proprietor Bob Blank says the thief took a portable AM FM transistor radio valued at 129 50 dollars and a transistor portable tape recorder worth 215 dollars totaling almost 345 dollars.
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Hixon
Mass. St
Bob Blank
No Action Due For Prisoners in Clemency Reviews
TOPEKA AP Dale Spiegel said Gov George Docking should take no action on clemency requests by death row inmates while appeals are pending in the Kansas Supreme Court He set Dec 29 for hearings on clemency for Richard Eugene Hickok Lowell Lee Andrews and Earl Wilson all with appeals pending in the high court The trio includes Hickok one of two men convicted in the Murders of the Herbert Clutter family at their Garden City farm on November 15 1959 and others faces related charges
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Topeka
Dale Spiegel
George Docking
Kansas Supreme Court
Spiegel
Docking
Supreme Court
Richard Eugene Hickok
Herbert Clutter
Garden City
Lowell Lee Andrews
Earl Wilson
Ottawa Officials Hear Three Schools May Join Loop
NEEL officials gathered at Lawrence High School to hear reports from three invited schools. Manhattan and Junction City likely stay with the Central Kansas League, while Seaman of Topeka, a Jayhawk League member, offered no clear direction today.
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NEEL
Lawrence High School
Loop
Manhattan
Junction City
Seaman of
Topeka
No Clues in 5900 Theft At Jewelry Store Here
Detective Dick Stanwix said police have no new clues on the Wednesday morning burglary of the Sol Marks jewelry store at 817 Mass St. Three watches a diamond ring and a set of earrings were taken after a hole was punched in the front window. The manager Delbert Eisele valued the loss at $900. Police do not know when the burglary occurred.
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Dick Stanwix
Sol Marks
Mass, St
Delbert Eisele
Stanwix
Kennedy offers Stevenson UN ambassador post
President elect John F Kennedy announced at his Georgetown doorway that Adlai Stevenson would become ambassador to the United Nations. Stevenson, the former Democratic standard bearer, indicated tentative acceptance.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
Kennedy
Georgetown
Stevenson
Kennedy meets White amid cabinet appointment talks
In a brisk session at Georgetown, Senator Kefauver and Senator Kennedy eyed potential picks for attorney general as White, the Denver football star and Kennedy confidant, declined to commit. The meeting with Mrs Kennedy and John Jr followed a breakfast conference.
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War Department
State Department
International Security Affairs
Robert P. Patterson
United Nations
Truman
Far East
Dean Acheson
United States
Rusk
China
Douglas MacArthur
White
Kennedy
Whizzer White
University of Colorado
Denver
England
Joseph P. Kennedy
London
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Georgetown
Georgetown University Hospital
Kennedy Stevenson Talk Sparked Antitrust Men Hints
Kefauver said he expected Kennedy to nominate a strong attorney general and a capable anti trust chief. He noted many suitable candidates but declined to name them. The talks lasted over an hour before Kennedy attended the baptism of John F Kennedy Jr at Georgetown University Hospital.
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Kennedy
Justice Department
Kefauver
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Department
John F. Knnedy Jr
Georgetown University Hospital
Rate of Interest Cut in England
The Bank of England lending rate was reduced from 5 1 2 per cent to 5 per cent, easing the Conservative government credit squeeze. The move aims to curb hot money outflows and support exports in a slowing automobile sector, with the 5 1 2 per cent rate in effect since Oct. 27.
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London
British Treasury
Bank of England
United States
America
Woman depletes joint savings for mother's funeral plane ticket
A Solana Beach woman recalled a savings account her mother had opened jointly. She withdrew $251.59 leaving insufficient funds for a $251.79 plane ticket home for the funeral in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solana Beach
Calif
Murder charge filed in local man's death
W A Brookshire, 69 Boone County farmer and stockman, was held for trial on first degree murder in the slaying of Roderick Neiss, 44, of Lawrence Kansas, who worked for Brookshire as a farm hand. Brookshire already has a manslaughter sentence and was free on bond when arrested. He admits shooting Neiss in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
W. A. Brookshire
Boone County
Roderick Neiss
Lawrence
Kan
Brookshire
Neiss
Wright Quits Masonic Secretary Post in Lawrence Area
Dr O Wright a 33rd degree Mason and secretary of the Scottish Rite bodies in Lawrence has resigned effective Jan 1 after 14 years. The bodies named Wright secretary emeritus granted him life membership and an honorarium for meritorious service to Masonic activities in the Lawrence area. Membership grew from 700 to 1200 during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Wright
Lawrence
Wright
Two Coats Stolen From Eldridge Hotel
Ken Vinyard of 1015 W 22nd St reports two coats missing from the Eldridge Hotel rack. A full length gray tweed coat belonging to his wife was taken Oct 29 and a light gray coat was stolen Oct 31, valued at 120 dollars.
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Ken Vinyard
W. 22Nd St
Eldridge Hotel
Vinyard
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