Strolling Maestro Wins Two State Titles at Kansas Show
Eight year old Tennessee walking horse Strolling Maestro, roan named owner John Brand, captured two state championships at the joint Kansas Saddler and Walking Horse associations meeting in Salina. Brand received certificates and ribbons as state champion amateur owner and grand champion breeding stallion. Maestro, owned by local attorney Brand for about three years, is quartered at Brandview two miles west of Lawrence.
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John Brand
Brand
Brandview
Lawrence
Highway 40
Missouri
Salina
Big Names of the Industrial World
A roster of key figures from state and regional development groups. Names include Maurice Fager and Roy directors, John erlend technical consultant, George Weeks from the State Chamber offices in Topeka, C C Kilker and Carl Nordstrom from State Chamber of Commerce, Robert C Bird and Colburn Jones from Western Kansas Development Association, Al Den Marteau Jr from Des Marteau Commission, Glen Muncy of the Dodge City Chamber, W Dale Critter and Frack Bowman from Kansan Bankers, Maynard Angwin of Gordon Transit Line, William Holloway US Chamber regional director, and Lawrence Want Meir an agricultural economist from K State.
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Omic Development
New Yorkty
Maurice Fager
Roy
John’erlend
Topeka
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
George Weeks
Commission
Dodge City
State C
State Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Kilker
Carl Nordstrom
Western Kansas Development Association
Robert C. Bird
Colburn Jones
Tha Ber of Commerce
Arden City
al den Marteau, Jr
Des Marteau Commission Company
Syracuse
Glen Muncey
Dodge City Chamber of Commerce
Kansan Bankers Association
W. Dale Criteer
Wichita
Frack Bowman
Carl Howman
Toneka
Maynard Angwin
Gordon Transit
Pittsburg
William A
Mystery terrapin shell found near Lake View
A large shell with a terrapin spine, measured about 11 inches long and half an inch wide, was found half a mile west of Lake View by C. J. Hodson. He seeks expert ID. shell is on display in the Journal-World window. Also notes Dr Clarence Hoffman named to federal entomology post and a census related sales scam. weaving center opens Feb 15 preparations discussed with Mrs Jack Bowen.
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Lake View
C. J. Hodson
Hodson
Journal-World
Clarence EH. Hoffman
Caldwell
University of Kansas
Federal Bureau of Entomology and Plant
Hoffman
Roberta Howaman
Lawrence
H. W. Howaman
New Hampahira Street
Jack Bowen
Milton Allen to seek Douglas County attorney post in Republican primary
Lawrence attorney Milton Allen announces candidacy for Douglas County attorney in the August 1 Republican primary. A KU alumnus and former athlete active in law, Navy service, and public service roles, he plans an active campaign and has served as assistant county attorney. He and wife have two children.
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Milton Allen
Lawrence
K. U
Douglas County
Allen
Kansas
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Navy
Richard Harber
Mitt Allen
Lawrence High Scheel
K. C
FL Asee Allen
Jayhawker
Robert Oyler
National Foundation For
Pearl Campbell Recital Opens Senior Recital Series
Pearl Campbell mezzo soprano opened the senior recital season with a warm program of Handel Rosa Gluck and Gordigiani, supported by Jacqueline Stoops. Campbell displayed a wide emotional range from tender arias to robust dramatic scenes, receiving strong accompaniment and audience praise for phrasing and diction.
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Pearl Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Alice Moncrieff
Campbell
Henel
Rosa
Gluck
Orpheun
Cordigiani
Grieg
Reger
Strauss
Rachmaninoff
Chaya Vson
D'Indy
Altho
Dett
Macleod- Fraser
MacDowell
Peel
Bampbell
Xerias
Jacqueline Stoopa
Market News Mixed Stocks and Grain Dancing In Odd Swim
Stocks mixed as major names listed including Shamrock Oil Kennecott Copper and Lockheed show subdued demand. Wheat corn cattle and hog prices move with soybeans and potatoes in Kansas City and New Orleans markets while livestock futures reflect a cautious tone amid fluctuating buyer interest.
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New York
Honda Tower
New Orleans
Chicago
SCA Sran
Local notices and community events from Lawrence diary
February 6 1960 Lawrence Daily Journal World notes a series of community updates. Mentions Mrs Norman and children, Mrs Charles Durr hosting a social, a Methodist church meeting, and the Dairy Theeders Association planning a meet at the high school. dairymen urged to attend.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Mar
Norman Ghildren
Aspera
Ldnwood
Mra
Brench
Charles Durr
Thene
A. C
Ith
Chela No
Origenal Dairy Theeders Association
Losing Cold War critique at Rotary club
John Ise of the University of Kansas told a Rotary club audience that the United States is losing the cold war by alienating common people worldwide. He cited Europe’s slow postwar recovery, tariff barriers, and overpopulation, predicting Western Europe may adopt U S style capitalism while inflation rises. He urged view changes after a summer visit to western Europe.
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United States
Russia
John Ise
K. U
Rotary Club Today
Western
Europe
Spain
Portugal
Greece
China
U. S
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerand
Italy
Ise
Darin Hill
C. G. Hayles
Local Residents Named in Memorial Hospital Register
A list of individuals with addresses across multiple streets and towns appears to document registrations or attendances at Memorial Hospital. Names include Constance Rankin, Lora Fox, Maine street residents, and others in Richland Valleys and Route addresses.
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Constance Rankin
Vermont Street
Lora Fox
Lone Star
Laighton Melvin
Maine Street
Hugh Allen
Parry Street
Birth Reports From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Earl Wolfe show a son born Satur. Mr and Mrs Herman Mast announce a son at 1027 Bills Island Street. Mr and Mrs Gene Palmquist report a son at T2065 Tennessee Street. Mr and Mrs W T Skaggs celebrate a daughter born yesterday. Mr and Mrs W E McEwen Sunnyside welcome three sons yesterday. Mr and Mrs Russell Reed Baldwins report a son yesterday. Mrs C M Hult Tensganosie reports a son yesterday. Mr and Mrs Walter Crawford Overbrook have two sons today. Mr and Mrs R F Treece 1916 New Hampshire Street report two daughters Fs.
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Earl Wolfe
Sam Flower
Satur
Herman Mast
Bills Island Street
Saturn
Gene Palmquist
Tennessee Street
W. T. Skaggs
Sun
Flower
W. E. McEwen
Sunnyside
Ard
Russell Reed
C. M. Hult
Tens Ganosie
Mra Rachel Grantham to teach half time at Woodlawn
Mra Rachel Grantham of Route 5 is appointed half time teacher at Woodland School North Lawrence for the rest of the year. She will teach sixth grade sharing duties with Mins Elna June Patton. Previous sixth grade was half taught by Harvey J McArthur who resigned as principal. Interim principal Mabel J Richardson moves to full time supervisory duties.
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Rachel Grantham
Route 5
Woodland School
North Lawrence
Mra
Grantham
Mins Elna June Patton
Harvey J. McArthur
Minx Mabel J. Richardson
Woodlawn
Entertain Veterans Program By KU University High and LMH Students
Three pre sponsored by the local Red Cross sent to Winter Veterans hospital feature a university style variety show. KU residence halls Kanza Hopkins Monchonala provide acts with Kathleen McKenney as emcee and Sue Naylor Melva Lutz tap dancers. Carol Martin piano Freda Jones pianist Barbara Margus readings. Mary Lee Haury piano Joan Fink reader. Gloria Simpson piano. University High students perform under Clayton Krehbiel with JoAnna March Charlata Von Gunton Margaret Barr Elma Lee Wiley Phyliia Brown. sextet directed by Wayne Nelson.
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Red Cross
Hare
Winter Veterans Hospital
K. U
Kanza
Hopkins
Monchonala
Kathleen McKenney
Sue Naylor
Melva Lutz
Carol Martin
Freda Jones
Barbara Margus
Mary Lee Haury
Joan Fink
Gloria Simpson
Rotary Club
Hovey Hanna, Sr
Howard Hurwits
University High
Clayton Krehbiel
Erty Memorial Hi Hachoo
Joanna March
Charlata von Gunton
Janiat
Margaret Barr
Vocaliat
Elma Lee Wiley
Phyliia Brown
Gifte
Wayne Nelson
1.M.H.S
Neva Ketchum
Joan Longanecker
Ina Mas Brewster
Tat Schmedemann
Lars Elliott
Phyllia Brown
Cara
John Metsker
Mra
G George March
Brothers treated after club fracas near North Lawrence
Lawrence "Piggy" Turner and Glen "Sugar Turner" were treated at Lawrence Memorial hospital for injuries from a fight outside the Veterans club near the eastern city limits. Garfield King, owner, was jailed briefly, with county officials planning further assault charges after investigation.
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Lawrence
Robert Ovler
Steno Graphic Jobs Hit Five Openings At State Service
Claims for unemployment rose as five stenographic positions were filled today at the Kansas State Employment Service. Last week the agency arranged hires for 28 people, eight men and 20 women, while new claims for unemployment totaled 827.
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Kansas State Employment Service
K. 5
BE. S
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Baldwin Areas
Obituaries report Louisa Beurman 76 dying at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with five sons and extensive descendants. Margaret J Clawson 64th anniversary widow of William Clawson. two sons and a daughter with many grandchildren. Sarah Catherine Pugh 93, long time Douglas County resident, survived by children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Stella Hughes 78, Baldwin resident since 1918, died at home. funeral Friday at Stanley funeral home with burial at Oakwood cemetery.
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Louisa Beurman
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Williamstown
Edd Beurman
Lawrence
Oscar Beurman
Kansas City
Rudolph Beurman
Topeka
Auguest Bourman
Frank Heurman
Williamatown
Rumary Funeral
H. M. Sippel
Underwool
Margaret Jane Clawson
Sioky
William S. Clawson
P. E. Clawson
el Faso
Texas
L. R. Clawson
Laura Roper
Long Beach
Calif
Sarah Catherine Pugh
Douglas County
Margaret Hastie
Nellie Holcom
Noah Pugh
Thomas Pugh
David Puen
Lawrence Area
Noah Eberhart
Pleasant Grove
the Nazarene
E. E. Reep
Flory Cemetery
Stella Hughes
Baldwin
Stanley Funeral Home
Oakwood
Clyde
Carl
St. Joseph
Oscar
Valley Falls Truck Driver Killed in Crash
A tanker truck driven by James Thomas Jackson, 29, of Valley Falls, Kansas, en route to Holton Transport company, crashed on an icy S shaped curve four miles north of Topeka, overturned its fuel load, and burst into flames. The resulting fire disrupted telephone service between Topeka and about 38 northern communities.
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Topeka
Kan
Here
Atate’ Highway Patrol
James Thomas Jackson
Valley Falls
Holton Transi ‘Port Company
Toreka
Will Open Tonight Sweethearts at Blair Fraser Theater
Victor Herbert comic opera Sweethearts opens tonight at Blair Fraser theater with K U students from Light Opera Guild and University Java organizations. Ticket sales up per Don Dixon but tickets on sale nightly for tomorrow Wednesday and Friday shows. Kansas City area briefs note Kanes Of Men's association convention in Wichita with B E George of Lyons presiding and about 300 delegates expected for two day meet after pre convention supper.
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Victor Herbert
Blair Fraser
K. U
Light Opera Guild
University Javera
Don Dixon
Wichita
Kan
The
Kanes of Men's Association
B. E. George
Lyons
Bad Check Plea in County Court
R L Means of 933 Kentucky Arrest pleaded guilty Saturday in county court to passing a worthless check. Judge Frank Gray fined him 25 dollars plus costs and sentenced him to 10 days in the county jail.
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R. L. Means
Kentucky
Frank Gray
Fines in Police Court for Disturbing Peace and Drunk Charge
Harold King of 1722 Kentucky Street fined 85 dollars in police court Friday for disturbing the peace. Paul Anderson of Route 1 forfeited 23 dollars bond on one drunkenness charge in police court Friday.
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Harold King
Kentucky Street
Paul Anderson
Route 1
Dean Marvin Plans First White Foundation Meeting in Emporia
Burton W. Marvin dean of the K U journalism School and director of the William Allen White Foundation is in Emporia making final plans for the foundation’s first annual meeting at the university Friday. After returning he is expected to announce the foundation’s director. The high point will be an address by James B. Heaton New York Times diplomatic correspondent based in Washington D C.
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Burton W. Marvin
K. U. Journalism School
William Allen White Foundation
Emporia
White Foundation
Foundation
James B. Heaton
The
New York Times
Washington, D.C
Bowersock Mills Wins Judgment Over Kansas Milling Firm
The Bowersock Mills and Power Co. won a $2412 judgment in district court against Kansas Milling Co. over costs for an electric motor used in plant operations after a September suit and leave agreement. Also reports arrest for shoplifting a gun and $105 of goods at Montgomery Ward, with grand larceny charges to follow. Maryville and Leavenworth residents obtain marriage licenses. Topeka and Emporia demonstrations noted.
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Bowersock Mills and Power Company
Kansas Milling Company
Montgomery Ward
Tote
Hayloft Jamboree Luncheon Guest Hosts Local PTA
Eudora P.T. A. opens the Hayloft Jamborees in the Nah School auditorium Friday and Saturday at 6:30 7 1a as a fundraiser to furnish mineral use for the new east school building. Misa Marilou Madox, director from Empire Producing Co. Kansas City, attends as luncheon guest of Mrs Pete Shroek. Event features a baby contest, jewelry prizes, local talent, and a forensic contest for Spring Hill high schools on Feb 15 with entries in five categories.
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Eudora P.T. A
Nah
Paul NI
Misa Marilou Madox
Comaa
Vhe
Empire Producing Co
Kansas City
Jarry Renide
Heusch
Ray Long
Arket
Gale
Spring Hill
Radora
Evon
James Smith
Robert
Parkes
George Coradidier
Willian
Kelly
Leonard Had
William Urute
Fadore
Palmera Elevator
Harevey Hehellack
Misa Dorothy Miller
Lawrence R
Robert Lane
de Soto
Hunday
John Weixeldarter
Lane
Minerva Rebeksh Todme
Turaday Svening
C. F. Hall
Manibera
T. A
Havioft Jans
Fothhota
Abe Radunaky
Ighier
Honor Rolls Named for Local Shoe Stores
Local readers list Haynes Keene McCoys Mil Jer Jones Leon s and Royal College Shop among shops deemed important to Lawrence community. A quoted remark notes no blame for a sorehead when a man s feat hurts.
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Lawrence
Haynes & Keene
McCoys
Mil
Jer-Jones
Leon's
Royal College Shop
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Walter Palmateer
Washington
G. Criss Simpson
U. Merl
Indiadied
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Print Union Ad
Standard
Shamrock Oil
Sprain Teed
American Telephone
Kennecott Copper
United Airraft
Youngstown
Tube
Goodrich
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Atenin
Motore
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Rubber Sky Us Steel
John Ine
Charles Hamill
Tohen
Ingels
James Kanzig
Memorial Hospital
Lois Seamann
Minotaareet
Tom J. Smart
Kem
Flossie Barker
Valley Fats
Minta Belle Benz
Jorda Stanley
Baby
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Rachel Grantham J
Wakeeney
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Okla
Gomer Jones
University of Oklahoma
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Bert S. Chew
Ning
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Ay Varnum
LM. H. 8
Turner Brothers
Veterans Club
Mrs
Laursa Beurman
Margaret Clawson
Dean Marvin
Yowersock Co
M. Swarthout
K. VU. Fine Rte
Ginette Neveu
Charles J. Wagner
Abe K. U. Department of Home Economics
Mias Icom
Topeke
Probate Court
Karl Clifford Kappelman
Josephine
Ann Hurat
Maryville
C. Hi. Looney
Leavenworth
Ruth Courtright
Mc Donald
Zee Filters & Oilatbancs
Scott "Router Co
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Busines
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Standard Life Sidg
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Eudora
Misa Marviow
Maidos
Meantaire
Pete Shroek
Sears S Rlosr Phate
Ura
Opee
Eorwet
Lawrence Ahoe
Charlton Insurance Agency
Mesa
Postettion
General Plumbing
Youngetowa
Walt Sneegas
Bellingen Electric
Moe
T. Murl Beal Accounting and Tax Service
New Lawrence Noethonal Bank
Funk
Mestuerz
Phewe
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