This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1952
Page
3
The report notes about 800 machines in use in the United States and identifies Topeka hospitals and KU Medical Center as the only three facilities in Kansas with a therapy department and medical staff trained at Lawrence and Kansas City.
At Memorial Hospital a crowd of names appears including Nancy Jo Smith 641 Tt St and Lorene Kerns 1721 Wt St with various addresses and titles. The entry lists many individuals and families such as Patricia Nanninga 917 Mesa St Ernest Beer 1390 Oak Hill Rd Caroline Love Ella Newman Esther Paxton Benjamin Forest Noble Allison Evelyn Gen fess Bim St Wanda Russ Irene Fisher Mrs Henry Campbell De Soto and others with references to babies born and gifts received.
Kansas will contest the Big Seven indoor season against Kansas State Nebraska and Missouri. The slate opens with Kansas State at Manhattan on February, then Nebraska at Lincoln, Missouri at Columbia, and ends with the Big Seven Indoor meet in Kansas City. Coach Bill Easton expects 15 lettermen back after Christmas vacation including Bill Brown and Merlin Gish.
A simple hearty Christmas breakfast plan emphasizes substantial food with minimal prep. Sausage and eggs form a main course, complemented by hot biscuits, jams, honey, and butter. Sausages are steamed then browned to finish, ensuring plump, even results.
Abdullah faced a large cat while his boat was chased by a beast that escaped from a cage on an airplane. The incident highlights a surprising convergence of predation and a mistaken habitat belief regarding Behrain's pearl trade.
A notice announces a special conclave of De Stolay Commandery No KT on December 20, 1982 at 7:30 in the temple. Ernest Fellere and Omar John C. Ree are listed among the attendees in this brief summons.
An Associated Press report from Georgia notes rising consumer activity during the holiday period. Velvet neckties priced at up to $50 sell briskly amid holiday demand and seasonal promotions, reflecting broader retail momentum this season.
The Naval Academy museum shows a 1908 edition of the U S Navy Cook Book. One savory dish lists ingredients like sugar molasses ginger cloves currants apricots flour lard eggs cinnamon raisins water and wine. It notes the recipe is one no longer used.
In The Armed Forces Kansas 5 in 1948 and called to active duty in June 1951. Aie Clerence Botts of Tonga was transferred overseas from Sheppard Air Force Base Texas. Pfc. Elmer J. Fuller, son of Mrs Lynda Fuller Route 2, participates. Pfc Richard Keith Mark of Ton sananie is listed for an indefinite time. Friends may address him as Pte Richard Mark 1326364, U S Naval Hospital Ward IL Camp LeJeune.
Milton M. Moore 519 Elm St died Wednesday night funeral at 2 30 p m Saturday at St James AME with Rev Roger in charge body in state Bowser Lee Mortuary 6 p m today. William Kahle 78 died Thursday evening at his home 325 Ind survived by wife Marie Kahle son William D. Field two sisters and grandchildren funeral Monday 1 30 p m at Fiumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery.
Yugoslavia has ordered underwater television equipment from Britain, announced by the British Information Service. The system will be used for underwater dock harbor inspection in Adriatic ports. Underwater TV has already been tested in other locations.
In Vinton Iowa, Mrs Albert Ludden reported a home fire emergency. Volunteers were summoned and arrived from the Ludden area to battle the blaze starting from scratch as the siren sounded nearby.
A compact look at the electronics manufacturing field, highlighting ongoing advances, persistent challenges, and the pace of innovation. The note underscores technical proficiency, process improvements, and the evolving role of engineers in delivering reliable consumer and industrial electronics.
Lawrence reports note reserved seats at $1.30 and general admission at $1 for KU versus Southern Methodist with tickets at Robinson Gym. Athletic office sales end 5 p.m. today or at Hoch window tonight. Also Christmas charity efforts by Eagles and Campus Chest gifts, plus a Cordley School crossing gesture and local fire report at 941 Kentucky.
Community pages report Mrs Kell relatives in Kansas City and Dr George Schreyer's trip to North Carolina. Mrs Horn and Dean Irwin hosted the Beker Housemother club for dessert. Altar and Junior choirs provide music at First Methodist. Rev Clare Hayes to preach Invitation to Christmas. Baptisms and Children’s Candlelight Vespers set for Sunday. Masonic lodge oyster supper, master’s pin presented to Jones, and installation of officers planned. Missionary Doug Coole and Mrs Coole report trip to Sibu Sarawak with 100 school graduates. Helen Tharpe leads Christmas songs at Baldwin Rotary. Baker Faculty Club hosts Christmas supper with charity tree gifts. Christmas card fund aids scholarships. nearly $100 raised.
Markets show higher stock prices with selective buying and mixed bonds as governments improve. Agricultural prices firm with pessimistic crop outlook for 1953 wheat and steady to firm corn and oats. hogs rise to near 17.50, cattle steady. Kansas City eggs and butter prices listed. poultry ranges across many weights and types. local wheat and corn values noted.
Festive holiday garnishes for meat platters include orange cups with cranberry sauce atop pork, candied baked apples with cream cheese for ham or pork roast, and Santa apples made from baked apples colored red with pineapple-nut-mayonnaise filling, marshmallow beard, and cloves eyes. Cranberry jelly shapes on orange slices brighten beef or lamb platters.
Royal Air Force pilots will be issued a new flying suit combining a pressurized gravity suit, a pressure waistcoat, flotation gear, and protective padding for emergency sea landings, reports the British Information Service in New York.
Robert Steel of Centralia Illinois examined his heifer s first calf on his Mason area farm and reported the creature had two heads and lived, a remarkable rare birth that drew local interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hollister and children welcomed Harold’s mother from Los Angeles who will stay through Christmas. Fred Bennett from near Melvern spent days with brother William Bennett and sister Florence Bennett. The Beker Male quartet with Donna Horseman accompanist performed at Oska loosa’s Methodist church on a recent Sunday morning.
Lawrence area notes recall the Baker University Music Department hosting the annual Christmas Candlelight Vespers with Prof. William C. Rice directing the choir and a four‑group program featuring soloists and carols. Also covered are church, military, and family news including travels to El Paso, Chicago, and Honolulu, plus local health and moving updates.
USDA cattle: 200 head cattle 50 calves salable supply about 100 head, testing market. Hogs: 1,200 head active and uneven, 40 to 75 higher, mostly 50 higher than Thursday’s average. Prices note choice hogs 180 to 250 dollars per hundredweight. Total offerings 17,356 head, roughly one deck of choice.
Market receipts fall short with less than 30 sheep and hogs offered. Hog weights 230 Ibs to shippers 17.65 with choice 40 315 1b for butchers 27.00 35. Sows steady to 25 higher, mostly 13.50 15.00, some 15.50. Stage 14.50 down. Sheep 100 head, demand light, market not testable.
The Day in Wall Street reports railroads and oils drawing steady buying as the stock list advances modestly. Volume reaches an estimated two million shares after a 1.86 million share total the prior day, with mixed early trading giving way to selective swings amid tax selling and reinvestment. A Garden of Thanks note from Mrs. Wesley Deckwa closes the clipping.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.