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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1954

Page

2

Hall-Arn education feud over governor appoints row continues

The Star argues education should be non political as Gov Arn’s leave prompts concern over appointing future Regents and forestry Fish and Game posts. Hall hints at early 1955 confirmations and may follow Arn’s Senate practice, amid party tensions and 22 of 40 Republicans backing Hall’s opponent last year.

Evans Star Arn Halll Board of Regents Hall Hall Gov. Arn Senate Hall Ford Harbaugh Wellington Carl Haxman Barr Driscol Ann A. W. Hershberger Wichita State Supreme Court Hershberger Arm Topeka George Templar

Mrs Gil Smith Protests Phone Number Change Plan

Mrs Gil Smith wife of Leavenworth Times sports editor plans to protest a telephone company proposal to change her family number. She says she has spent hours teaching Sally a parakeet to shout Turn out the guard officer of the day call 5592 w.

Leavenworth Gil Smith Leavenworth Times

Still Short $200 In TB Christmas Seal Drive

Hear in Lawrence report by C E Decker shows 200 mail recipients have not yet sent in $1 for TB Christmas seals. The sale chair urges timely returns to reach $4,500, noting an invalid wheelchair user sent $1 and a thank you for the seals.

C. E. Decker Decker Fea

Missing student sparks Kansas City search

Mrs Goff says a man appeared on the program and is believed to be in New York. Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents join the probe into the student's disappearance at his parents and Dr Wescoe request. School authorities fear illness or injury, noting no word from the student during the holidays as his parents drive to Kansas City to locate him. Medical Center students had assumed he went home for Christmas.

Kansas City

Jaycee Banquet Will Feature State Leader Renick

The annual Jaycee banquet honors the Key Man and Distinguished Service Award entrant list. John F. Renick, Missouri Jaycees state president, will speak, with past presidents invited. Nominations for the Distinguished Service Award close Jan 25 for unseen winners from prior years.

Bertrand John F. Renick Missouri Jaycees Kansas City J. D. King Commonwealth Theaters Great Bend Wiley Rev Dale Turner Glenn Kappelman Lew Rankin Jaycee Don Strunk Gene Doane

County Road Deaths Rise as Snow Drapes County

Snow and ice slow traffic across the area as sand trucks and plows prepare for more storms. A minor collision near the KU Chi Omega fountain produced no injuries, while county roads face no major hazards but remain watchful for drifting snow and wind. The tally of county road deaths for the year matches the 1953 total of nine, listing Otto Copp and others from Lawrence Eudora Ottawa and Beloit among the deceased.

Lawrence Chi Omega Joe Rice Otto Copp Charles E. Watson John Rockhold Eudora Donald Keith Hobbs Ottawa Willie Allen Baldwin Hazel Grief Beloit Co. F. Layton Tulsa F. E. Uhl Hutchinson

Hospital Births and Dismissals Reported at Memorial Hospital

At Memorial Hospital several births and discharges are listed. Newborns include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Whaley of 945 N. H. St and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Elton L. Workman Jr. Also a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bill R. Hadl of Linwood. Dismissed: Rosalie James and Ann Stoland, among others. Ruth Ann Parker of DeSoto appears in both lists.

Steven Roskahr N. H. St Ruth Ann Parker DeSoto Rudolph Wenzel Tenn. St Signe Click Mo. St Hilary Stanbaugh Eudora Linda Ross Timothy Ross Dora May Conn Donald Turner N. Y. St Rosalie James Pa. St Ann Stoland Learnard Ave Betty Oehlert Chris Rober Fisher Jr R. 1 Hugh Means la. St Ora Joseph Smith Lecompton Lester Whaley Elton L. Workmans Jr Buders Bill R. Hadl Linwood

Tanned Doll by New Jersey Chemist

East Paterson New Jersey chemist William Schepp has developed a plastic doll that tans when exposed to sunlight and returns to its original color after several hours indoors. The innovation aims to combine play value with a changing appearance based on light exposure.

East Paterson N. J William Schepp

Widespread Kansas Snowstorm Strands Cars and Delays Mail

A severe winter storm blankets southeast Kansas with heavy snow and rain. Par sons and surrounding counties report up to nine inches of snow on morning readings, with roads impassable and mail service suspended in Parsons. Cities like Fort Scott Ottawa Coffeyville and Iola endure slick highways and stalled traffic as plows work amid gusty winds and subzero readings.

Pittsburg Parsons Kansas Ordnance Plant Parsons Post Office Independence Fort Scott Joe Cody Fort Scott Gritune Main Street Iola Winfield Garnett Oswego Trading Post Walnut Osawatomie la Cygne Fredonia Emporia Kansas Missouri Goodland Hill City Garden City Concordia Wichita Topeka

Judy Garland Finds It Hard to Tell Which Is Self

Hollywood coverage notes Judy Garland mirrors in A Star Is Born Esther Blodgett becoming Vicki Lester and parallels her life. The piece cites George Jessel and James Mason in shaping her on screen name and discusses the blend of Judy and Vicki in her career. Also short ad about bee disposal in Benton Harbor Michigan.

Judy Garland Hollywood Warnes Esther Blodgett Judy Vicki Lester George Jessel James Mason Vicki Frances Gumm Holly Wood

Be Alert to Danger Of Electricity In Indoor Photo

Indoor photography presents electrical hazards from lamps and wiring. Check wiring and frayed cords, central control boxes, and avoid water or wet fingers near outlets. Keep trip hazards clear, anchor stands, and limit spectators. Use multiple lights for balanced exposure while avoiding direct lens angles and safety risks.

Do's and Don'ts For Electric Tool Users

Advice list for wood cutting tools covers using saw attachments with telescoping guards, aligning depth so only one full tooth enters, letting blades reach full speed before cutting, performing trial cuts on scrap for bevel accuracy, and always using a sharp blade for quality cuts.

King George VI Dies in 1952

A historic note records King George VI death on February 6, 1952. The event marks a turning point for the British monarchy and signals the succession of Queen Elizabeth II.

King George VI

Markets at a Glance Stock and Livestock Summary

Markets show higher stocks with heavy volume and firm bonds as government yields improve. Cotton quiet, wheat weak, corn and oats easy, soybeans mostly closed, hogs down about 25 cents, cattle steady to 50 cents lower. Kansas City livestock reports show slow slaughter and varied prices. hogs and cattle mixed with crowds active. Wall Street gains broad, steels and aircraft lead, profits tempered by selling.

A. C Kansas City K. C. Cash Grain Aaa Iee Wall Street New York i

Deaths and Funerals of Nelson Simpson and Lizzie Randolph

Nelson Simpson 79 a former resident died Monday night in Leavenworth where he lived 50 years He was a landscape gardener Surviving daughter Nel sene of St Paul Minn and several nieces and nephews His wife died about three years ago Funeral services will be at Leavenworth and graveside services at 2 pm Thursday at Clinton Cemetery Lizzie Randolph about 85 died yesterday at her home 145 Me St She was born in Dayton Tenn and came to Lawrence in 1926 She is survived by a brother R N Randolph of Kansas City Mo and other relatives Graveside services will be at 2 30 pm Thursday at Maple Grove Cemetery

Nelson Sir i Nelson Simpson Leavenworth Douglas County Nelsene St. Paul Minn Clinton Cemetery Lissie Randolph Lizzie Randolph Dayton Tenn Lawrence R. N. Randolph Kansas City Maple Grove Cemetery

Aggressive Assaults Surge in Greensboro Outpacing Richmond

Police Chief Jeter Williamson faces surprising figures with Greensboro reporting more aggravated assaults last year than Richmond. Officers describe a trend of rising serious fights, with “everybody there” labeled aggravated as officials seek clarity on weapon involvement.

Greensboro N. C Jeter L. Williamson Richmond

Weather and storm impact across the nation

A storm center in western Tennessee triggered wide weather effects from Texas to New England. The Weather Bureau warned up to 12 inches of snow in northern Illinois by Thursday and noted extreme temps from 25 below at Eagle Pass Colorado to 70 in Miami Florida. A small tornado hit Laurel Mississippi causing property damage and injuries.

Tennessee Texas New England Weather Bureau Tlinois Great Basin Gulf Coast Eagle Pass Colo Miami Fla Atlantic Maine Florida Laurel Miss

Low Hay Shipping Rates Renewed in Western Areas

The Western Traffic Assn and Southern Traffic Assn renewed a special hay shipping rate to drought zones in the west and south. The emergency day rate, set at a percentage of the commercial rate, is effective immediately and reinstated at the request of Secretary Benson. Affected states include Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.

Chicago Western Traffic Assn H. C. Barron Association Southern Southern Traffic Assn Barron Benson Arkansas Colorado Kansas Missouri New Mexico Oklahoma Texas

Best evergreens for indoor Christmas use and winter mulching tips

Gardening This Week advises Doug fir and yewed balsam as indoor Christmas trees. If tulips are unplanted and ground frozen store bulbs in a cool spot, plant in late spring after bloom. Tender perennials may be mulched when ground is frozen. hardier perennials wait for a solid three inch freeze. Avoid over mulching and smothering crowns. Acid lovers favor thick oak leaf mulch.

Associated Press Doug

Political Favor In Arkansas Leaves Deputy To Campaign

Pulaski Circuit Clerk Vivan Sr. O'Neal granted a leave of absence to his deputy Roger McNair to campaign for public office. McNair ran against O'Neal.

Little Rock Ark Pulaski Vivan Sr. O'Neal Roger McNair O'Neal

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