Discrimination End Is Urged by Speaker at Banquet
Approximately 400 attendees at the ninth annual Men’s Brotherhood banquet in Lawrence heard speaker Collins urge binding wounds of prejudice and lasting peace. He said prejudice starts at home and must be eliminated there, while noting progress toward democracy and urging minority groups to be good citizens to improve their situation. The program featured Ludwig Peck, a KU student from the Saar, on accordion, and group singing led by Dr. Elin K. Jorgensen of KU.
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Quilty Men's Brotherhood
Collins
Ludwig Peck
K. U
Saar
Elin K. Jorgensen
Kevin Jones
Capitola Love Collins
Brotherhood
U. S
Albert ¥. Bramble
Jenet
Council of Church Women
Douglas County
Unesco
Hillel Foundation
Interdenominational Youth Council
International Club
Lawrence
About 60 Attend Meeting For Art Group on Campus
About 60 people attended a campus art group meeting this morning led by art-education student Anna Arie. She will speak again tonight at a conference dinner in the Student Union. Committee chairs include KAUP students and local residents such as Pat Behler of 4243 Oread Ave, Salina, and Marion Edwards, with Helen Edwards of Kansas City mentioned in connection.
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Aes Sen Arie
Anna Art
Barbers
Korn
Formosa Parley Slated at United Nations Security Council
The U S United Nations Security Council will meet Monday to discuss the Formosan question. The briefing notes indicate formal discussions on Formosa, with emphasis on security and regional status at the UN in New York.
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JU United. Nations
N.Y
Usne Security Council
Fragmented OCR Joke Fragments From a Reader's Note
A jumble of garbled text presents partial jokes and stray phrases about water bugs, swarfage, and a sparkling kitchen. The passage reads like an abandoned cartoon caption draft with stray quotes and truncated lines, lacking a clear narrative or complete context.
Petitions filed to move local option at April election
The first three pages of petitions to place a local option question on the April 5 Lawrence city ballot were filed with City Clerk Harald Fisher. The drive aims to retain legal liquor sales and must gather about 2,000 signatures, 30 percent of last general election city votes, with 39 of the 63 names currently listed as registered voters. Backers have one week to finish filing and signatures must be from registered voters.
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Harald Fisher
Fisher !S
Seid
Douglas County Brotherhood
Lawrence
Isaacs Criticized For Address at University
Ralph B. Novak of the American Newspaper Guild replied to Norman Isaacs of the Louisville Times during Isaacs lecture at Kansas University. Isaacs branded the Guild as a degrading influence on journalism while Novak urged Isaacs to judge himself by a prior remark about labor sensitivity by newspaper owners.
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Ralph B. Novak
American Newspaper Guild
Norman Isaacs
Louisville Times
Isaacs
William Allen White
Kansas University
Novak
American Society of Newspaper Editors
CIO
Hencmen
Country Club plans continued work and reorganization
Work to start continued from page two outlines relocation of the pro shop near number one tee. A year of improvements at the Country Club includes a complete corporate restructure last spring and new by laws requiring stock ownership for members with 300 shares available. There are 170 members and activities include dances, Easter and Christmas ties, square dancing, bridge parties, and golf tournaments. Officers are Albers president Ernest vice president and John Weatherwax secretary treasurer. Board members include John Chaney Robert Oyler Alfred Lauter Ivan Van Nortwick Francis Denton Louis Kuhn and Albert Cornwell.
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Country Club
Country ‘Club
Albers
Ernest
John Weatherwax
John Chaney
Robert Oyler
Alfred Lauter
Ivan van Nortwick
Francis ‘Denton
Louis Kuhn
Albert Cornwell
Local births recorded at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Florine Logan Betty Hizer Peggy Brewer Carl Horak Etla O Connor Wellsville Carl Maichel Bonnie Jo Maichel Alice Shirk Bettina Jo Grayson Alice Gibler Marilyn Headley a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs William F Woody at 213 Tl St a daughter today noted among listed residents and addresses.
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Florine Logan
Tenn, St
Betty Hizer
Eudora
Peggy Brewer
C. St
Carl Horak
Moundview
Etla O'Connor
Wellsville
Carl Maichel
Bonnie Jo Maichel
Richland
Alice Shirk
Mich. St
Bettina Jo Grayson
N.J. St
Alice Gibler
R. 1. St
Marilyn Headley
Ark
Frank Schnider
Tenn. St
Helen Rothwell
William F. Woody
Tl. St
Kansas University High School Art Conference Dates
The annual Kansas University High School Art Conference will run March 25 and 26 with demonstrations in all KU art studios. Over a thousand teachers and students attend yearly and junior and senior high work will be displayed.
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Kansas University High School
K. U
Crime sports tie fears voiced by Kefauver letter
Chicago coverage notes Sen Kefauver urges a congressional probe into the alleged link between crime and sports, requested by the Chicago Junior Chamber of Commerce in a formal letter. The appeal highlights concerns about public influence and safety.
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Chicago
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Clarification Sought on U S Commitment to Defend Quemoy and Matsu
Washington lawmakers pressed for clarity on whether the United States has a defense pledge for Quemoy and the Matsu islands. Senators Humphrey Sparkman Mansfield called for Dulles to disown or define Yeh's quoted pledge and its scope beyond Formosa.
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United States
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
China
George Yeh
Formosa
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Dulles
Yeh
Senate
Sparkman
D-Ala
Foreign Relations Committee
Secretary of State
Mansfield
D-Man
Pescadores Islands
Four Plead Guilty Today In Douglas County Court
Four defendants pleaded guilty to 19 felony and misdemeanor charges in Douglas County District Court. Among them a 20 year old Lawrence man accused of attempted assault on a Lawrence teacher at Pinckney School last November 15. Sentencing was set for later today.
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Lawrence
Pinckney
Douglas County
Billy Joe Johnson
Johnson
Ray Fletcher
Ottawa
Fletcher
Arthur L. Tarpy Jr
del. St
Tarpy
John Williams
Lincoln St
Williams
Jake Hall
Lincoln St. Hall
Santa Fe to Build New Depot in Lawrence
The Santa Fe plans a six to seven month construction for a new Lawrence depot. Office moves to a warehouse southeast of the station with a waiting room ticket office freight offices and rest rooms during demolition. The 1882 brick station gives way to a facility the company hopes the public will be proud of.
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E. P. Addy
Lawrence Santa Fe
Santa Fe
East Eighth Street
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas City
Kansas City, Topeka and Western Railroad Co
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Conservation Meeting in Jarbale to Elect Board Member
County Soil Conservation District will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the Jarbale high school auditorium. An election for a new board member will be held. Awards will be presented to three county farmers by a Leavenworth County Bankers Association representative. Dr Art Hobbs of Kansas State College will discuss Water Conservation Problems.
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Enworth “County Soil Conserve District
Jarbalo
Leavenworth County Bankers ‘Association
Art Hobbs
Agronomy Department
Kansas’ State College
Fire at KU Union injures Mooring, light damage
Sparks from the fireplace on the main floor of the student Union Building at KU set the floor afire about 20 minutes after Thursday evening. Fire officials reported damage to the Mooring was light and contained without injuries.
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Student Union
K. U
State Sportsmen Unhappy Over Action on 17 Lakes
Augusta Kansas Farmers and Sportsmen Wildlife Assn criticizes the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission for removing large fish from 17 state lakes. E Coats reports petitions protested, citing 154000 pounds of carp and buffalo taken from Santa Fe Lake El Dorado and Fall River Reservoir. He notes fish sold at 20 cents a pound, suggesting potential $30800 from other lakes if repeated.
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East
Farmers and Sportsmens Wildlife Assn
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Coats
Association
Fred Hart
Kansas Fish and Game, State Commission
Santa Fe Lake
el Dorado City Se
Fall River Reservoir
Notable centenarian Mrs Lucinda Stout dies at 100
McLouth's oldest citizen Mrs Lucinda Stout aged 100, died Wednesday night at home after celebrating her birthday in Lawrence Memorial Hospital while treated for a broken hip. Born in Iowa in 1845, she moved to Kansas in 1856 with her parents. funeral set for 2 p.m. Saturday in McLouth Cemetery. Survived by six daughters and several in-laws.
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Lucinda Stout
McLouth
Lawrence ™ Memorial Hospital
Iowa
Kansas
Springdale
Leavenworth County
Stout
Lawrence
Chris Kraft
J. H Wigglesworth
Emma McBroom
Eugene
Ore
Maude LaHines
Kansas City
Mary Means
Estella Garrett
Mabel Lange
Tonganoxie
Hertha Hewett
Boulder
Ames M. Roper
James M. Roper
Butler
Bowersock Mills
Stella Roper
Maurice Roper
Leavenworth
Elmer Altenbernd
Clark Morton Jr
A. F. Long
Henry Franklin Long
la. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Long
Indian Service
Oklahoma
First Christian’Church
Laura Long
Ernest
Wilson
Frances Long
Wichita
John ‘Long
Citizen of Tonganoxie Favors Pike Entrance
Tonganoxie resident Foster Laming urged Kiwanis members to back a Kansas Turnpike entrance where it intersects the Tonganoxie Eudora road. He proposed an entrance from K16 northwest and other roads to shift traffic away from Highway 24 40 and help local businesses such as service stations motels and drive-ins. He noted Tonganoxie water supply from local sand deposits as important for a turnpike service area.
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Tonganoxie
Tonganoxie-Eudora
Foster
Laming
Tonganoxie Kiwanis
Crown Drug Store Opening Draws 800 Visitors
More than 800 people had visited the remodeled Crown Drug Store by 2 p.m. today. Crown officials praised the strong turnout and noted Lawrencians are hardy to shop outside in the cold weather.
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Crown Drug
Crown
Trial for Guizado Seen as test of charges in Remon slaying
A Panama special congressional commission recommends former President Jose Ramon Guizado be tried on complicity charges in the Jan 2 slaying of Jose Antonio Remon. If convicted he faces 10 to 20 years. The National Assembly will debate whether to proceed or quash.
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Panama
Congressiona
Jose Ramon Guisado
Jose Antonio Remon
National Assembly
Guizado
Jose Ramon Guizado Jr
Remon
Ruben Miro
Ministry of Interior and Justice
Ricardo Arias Finingsa
Gutrado
National Guard
KU to host K State in Ahearn Fieldhouse dedication
Lawrence reports indicate Phog Allen revealed a 12 man Husker squad naming seven sophs three juniors and two seniors for the Manhattan trip to face Kansas State College in the 128th Sunflower rivalry meeting. Allen Fieldhouse dedication follows as KU tours the state with weather notes and notes on attendance. Memorial services were held for A B Mitchell in District Court with Douglas County Bar Association involvement.
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Kansas
Phog Allen
Kansas State College
Manhattan
K-State
Ahearn
K. U
Allen
Maurice
A. B. Mitchell
Lawrence
Douglas County Bar Association
George K. Melvin
Raymond F. Rice
John J. Riling
Floyd. . Coffman
Iadici
Lawrence to host permanent Kansas Turnpike Authority HQ
An eight-man Lawrence delegation urged a permanent KTA office on a 3½ acre site northwest of Lawrence near the proposed access road to the Lawrence Turnpike interchange. The agency plans a decision in weeks after Wichita site visit. HQ cost around 300,000 dollars and 25 to 50 employees are expected.
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Wichita
KTA
Lawrence
Agency
Lawrence Turnpike
Wall Street Mixed Gains as Trading Opens in New York
The Day in Wall Street reports irregular higher trading in late afternoon with gains of 1 to 3 points, some up to 6, and losses of 1 to 2 points. Volume about three million shares, with General Dynamics rising about 6 points and several others up or down as noted.
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Wall Street
New York
General Dynamics
Babcock & Wilson
Foster-Wheeler
House Passes Bridge Bond Bill For Eudora Project
The House approved a bill to let Eudora issue up to 30000 dollars in bonds for roughly one quarter of the cost of a new Wakarusa Bridge at the city’s north edge. The measure heads to the Senate within two weeks before a final vote. City officials expect broader authorization for a million dollars.
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House
Eudora
Wakarusa
Ranaen
Air Compressor Blast Damages Quality Oil Co Station
An air compressor exploded in the basement of the Quality Oil Co service station at 2ird and Haskell Ave, causing about 2500 dollars in damage. Alvin Larrabee, an employee on the first floor, was knocked through the door but unharmed. The 100 pound motor pierced the floor and lodged in the ceiling after the 515 pm blast. Owner Beryl Blackburn stated the popoff valve failed.
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Quality Oil Co
2Ird
Haskell Ave
Alvin Larrabee
Beryl Blackburn
Kansas Turnpike to Use Kansas Asphalt for 45 Days
Kansas produced asphalt will be used for a 45 day segment of the Kansas Turnpike. Refineries will supply about 23 million gallons at a cost over 2 million dollars. From Topeka south to the state line 76 percent of the road will use Kansas asphaltic concrete two inches thick and capable of supporting 36 000 pound axle loads.
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Kansas
Card of Thanks Gratitude for hospital gifts and care
The writer thanks many friends for gifts cards and flowers during a hospital stay. They also express appreciation to the doctors and nurses for the excellent care provided.
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Twitch
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