Community Arts Calendar Highlights in Lawrence Events
A dense list of local arts events across Lawrence and surrounding venues includes exhibits from Lawrence Public Library and University State, performances at Kansas University Theatre and Hall, and concerts by the Kansas City Philharmonic. Notable participants include Constance Schehrer, Joy Brown, Maudie Hawk, and James Moeser, with Feb dates for recitals, plays, and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Banks
Douglas County
Gerry Hammond
First National
Wallace H. Taylor
Lawrence National
Maudie Hawk
University State
Darwin Malott
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Constance Schehrer
Lawrence Public Library
John Talleur
Lawrence School Administration Center
Joy Brown
Kansas University Museum of Art
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Watson Library
Charles XII
School of Architecture
Marvin
Woodlawn School
Lawrence
Plaza
Kansas City
Nelson Gallery
Carrer Museum
Kansas City Philharmonic
Hans Werner Henze
K.C
Plaza Theatre
Howard Wilcox
Auctioneer Held On Bank Charge
Kenneth E. Sinn a 29 year old cattle auctioneer and salesman from Fort Scott Kansas was arrested moments after a $6990 holdup at the Overland Park State Bank in Kansas. Police said he carried a paper sack two loaded pistols a fused dynamite stick and 70 rounds of ammunition. A teller and nearby customers described a calm suspect as officers arrived within 30 seconds and arrested Sinn within 200 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Park, Kan
Kenneth E. Sinn
Fort Scott
Kan
Overland Park State Bank
Overland Park
Linn
George O'Rourke
Carol. Butner
Don Palmer
Sinn
Longshoremen Unload Marble for JFK Memorial
In Hoboken New Jersey International Longshoremen’s Association Local 2 President Charles Buonocuore authorized 125 tons of imported Italian marble be unloaded without picket signs as a tribute to the late President John F. Kennedy. He and his wife have three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken, N.J
John F. Kennedy
Charles Buonocuore
International Longshoremen’s Association
Washington
Mumford Drops Request For New Trial on Assault
Danny Lee Mumford 18 of 429 Ind St in Douglas County District Court withdrew his request for a new trial on felonious assault. He remains in county jail on a 10 day stay of execution after a one to three year sentence at Hutchinson's Kansas State Industrial Reformatory. The judge ordered a parole investigation after sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumford
Danny Lee Mumford
Ind. St
Douglas County District Court
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Frank Gray
Gray
Lawrence
Larry Loveland
10Th
Mass. Sts
Jake Mumford
Dale Mumford
Randy Dowdell
Conn. St
Dirk
Linwood
Boys Industrial Reformatory
Topeka
Charles Rankin
First Filipino Tanker Launched at Hiroshima
The Philippines unveils its first supertanker the 93 000 ton Philippine Leader at Hiroshima. The 841 foot vessel will carry 4 210 000 cubic feet of Middle East oil to Philippine refineries and Asia. Delivery to United Philippine Carriers Inc is planned for May after trials and training cruises. Mrs. Gregorio Licaros helped christen the ship with champagne, doves, balloons and streamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiroshima
Japan
Philippines
Middle East
Asia
United Philippine Carriers, Inc
Gregorio Licaros
Development Bank of the Philippines
KSU Duet Pleads Not Guilty in Disorder Case
Two Kansas State University students Andrew Rollins and Frank Cleveland pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace after a December demonstration at the Student Union. Their Riley County District Court trial is set for February 17, with both defendants electing to be tried without a jury.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Riley County District Court
Andrew Rollins
Kansas City
Frank Cleveland
New York
Marine Corps
Rollins
Cleveland
Unclear Postal and Residency Records listing Individuals
A fragmented OCR list of names and addresses appears to record residents and kin across multiple towns. The text names Mrs Kimberly Meyer Otis W Kelteher Mrs May Cunningham Jamella Ice Mrs Joey Belle Williams Judith Orr Roscoe Sweeney Phillip Leahy Sandra Hutcheson Francis Skinner Raymond Wingebach David Stout Timothy Swartz Carol Mooney Archie Coverson Frederick Webb Steven C Sublett Raymond Wingebach Darrell Mullins Betty Beckwith Peter Wall Linda Laub Mr and Mrs Ivan Newland a daughter and Mr and Mrs Michell Mathews with mentions of Baldwin Stouffer Place and dates Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Meyer
Lake
Otis W. Kelteher
May Cunningham
Walnut
Jamella Ice
Johnson
Joey Belle Williams
Haskell
Judith Orr
Dela
Roscoe Sweeney
Eudora
Phillip Leahy
Learnard
Sandra Hutcheson
Francis J. Skinner
Raymond Wingebach
David Stout
McCollum Hall
Timothy Swartz
Lansing
Carol Mooney
Jasu
Archie Coverson
N. J
Frederick Webb
Steven C. Sublett
Darrell Mullins
Baldwin
Betty Beckwith
Lecompton
Peter Wall
Stewart
Linda Laub
Ivan Newland
Michell Mathews
Stouffer Place
Expensive Cashmere and Camel Hair Blankets Hit Market
Cashmere and camel hair blankets emerge as the priciest U S manufactured goods with typical prices near 125 dollars each. The high cost reflects luxury materials and limited production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Behind the Counter on Medicine Adherence
A column highlights that two thirds fail to follow prescriptions, due to cost, fear of illness, or inconvenience. It advises patients to consult doctors for alternatives, adjust timing or form, and avoid letting meds go unused or be misused. Delivery contact provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Moss
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Albert Gerken
Chaillot
Hout
Kansas University
James Moeser
Swarthout
W. S. Merwin
Union
Humaniies
Donald R. McCoy
History Dept
The
Lawrence Community Arts Council
Joanne Ashburn
JFK
Kansas University Campanile Hill
Journal-World Photo
Gary William Dunaway
Oak Hill Ave
U.S. Army
Dunaway
U. S. Army
Army
Daniel A. Young
Dwayne Dirk
N. Y. St
Eagles Lodge
Aerie
West 6Th Street
Laverne Prohuska
Rr Cook
Kentile
Thermo
BankAmericard
White
KSU
LA Petite Galerie
Charles Bishop, R. Ph
America
9Th
Mississippi
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