Ericksen Announces Campaign for City Commissioner
Dr. E Gordon Ericksen of the Kansas University Sociology Department announced his bid for city commissioner in the April 2 election. He cites city planning and population work and notes West Indies housing projects and Columbia lectures as part of his background. He emphasizes a goal of continued good Lawrence government and says supporters urged his run.
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Big Stranger Creek Watershed District OKayed by Counties
In Leavenworth Atchison Jefferson Counties voters approved the Big Stranger Creek Watershed District by wide margins. Resulting plan includes 4000 control dams and 80 detention dams to manage watershed resources along Big Stranger Creek feeding Kaw River near Linwood south of Lawrence.
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Lawrence
City approves plans for three new construction projects
Three proposed city construction projects await City Council approval. Plans cover curb and gutter work on the 1200 block of Prairie Avenue, curb and gutter on Brookdale Addition No 3, and a wall storm sewer project along Highway 40 59 in North Law.
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Fragmentary notice hints at meeting of Anderson Lodge No. 6 AFM
Echoes of a February penny and full attendance pledge suggest a fraternal lodge communication. Names Fred J. Brown and Commander G appear, with vague references to law and order notes.
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Burckhalter Addresses Local Rotary Club
Joseph Burckhalter professor at the University of generally named institution spoke to the Rotary Club group. He shared impressions on Germany, its people, university conditions, and displayed slides from his travels with his wife. He described the average German citizen as hardworking and honest but also cautioned that many are inclined to a single way of thinking, while noting U.S. students excel in research.
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Tut Vurchaltter
Abuses In Senate Labor Racketeering Probe
Senate inquiry led by Senator McClellan in nine cities investigates labor and industry racketeering amid reports of fraud. He says over six unions may be involved and criminal charges could follow. The panel will probe collusion, fund misuse, violence, and rights violations.
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Deaths and Funerals in Ottawa and Nearby Areas
John Franklin Cunningham 80 of Ottawa area died at home. survived by widow two daughters and several relatives. IOOF membership. funeral at Ives Chapel Ottawa with graveside at Sutton Cemetery. L. R. Wallace 77 of Yates Center died after heart attack. funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday. burial at Mates Cemetery. Dr C W McCarty brother in law of Mrs George L McCarty Longmont Colo died. graveside 11 a.m. Wednesday Oak Hill Cemetery. William Henry Coults 80 of Ottawa area died. funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday Rumsey Funeral Home. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. survivors listed. Emma Estella Holloway 86 of Lecompton died. funeral arrangements pending Rumsey Funeral Home. survivors listed.
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Topeka
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Knoxville
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Yates Center
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Ala
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Chicago Professor To Speak On The Earth And Economy
Des Charles G. Colby, professor emeritus of geography at Chicago University, will present a lecture titled The Earth and the Economy. The talk, sponsored by Sigma Xi, explores how environmental variations shape Northern Hemisphere economies. Colby, visiting K U faculty in 1984, has directed the Kansas Basin Project since 1955.
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Lawrence 1957 Heart Fund drive reaches 400 volunteers
Eugene Haley chair of the Lawrence 1957 Heart Fund announces contributions may be mailed to HEART in care of the postmaster or Box 118. Postmark indicates town. the service assists those missed by collections. The nationwide drive ends Sunday with 400 volunteers visiting Lawrence homes.
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Lawrence
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Lawrence man named to state beer licensing post
An informed source says L. C. Ringler of Lawrence will be named by Gov. George Docking as director of the state cereal malt beverage office. Ringler is expected to be named Tuesday and begin duties a week later. Citizens Committee for Good Government invites the public to hear reports at 7:30 this evening in the Wren Building, 8th and Vt. Streets, about urging candidates for City Commission and School Board posts with more names to be suggested.
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Markets at a Glance and Kansas City Livestock
Markets show declines in stocks with mixed bonds and soft cotton. In Kansas City, cattle and hogs trade unevenly with steady to higher hogs and steady to mixed cattle prices. cash grain prices for wheat, corn, soybeans, and oats listed along with local market quotes. The Day in Wall Street notes moderate late trading declines in New York stocks.
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Market dips linger after Friday rally and copper slide
Wall Street saw a renewed decline with most pivotal stocks losing fractions to single points after a Friday rally. A few stocks fell about two points as profit-taking coincided with lower copper prices weighing on markets.
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Golden Arrow Restaurant Damaged by Fire After Closing
The Golden Arrow at 5th and Walnut streets suffered heavy damage from a Sunday morning fire. Fire Chief John Miller estimated losses at over 12000 with the building mostly insured. The blaze, started by a fried left on, was discovered about 1 24 a.m. by a passerby. the restaurant had closed at 1233 a.m. The kitchen and rear storeroom were destroyed and the dining room blistered. The building is co owned by Robert Alexander and Mary Staden.
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St Louis Rabbi Sees Religious Tensions May Escalate
Dr Isserman cites India as model of tolerance and argues that current tensions among religious groups in St Louis are political rather than purely religious. He warns peaceful resolution may be unlikely and notes Hindu Muslim quarrel is political, not sectarian.
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Religious Emphasis speaker opens Emphasis Week at KU
The speaker, a Temple Israel figure with nationwide radio duties and author of four books, has held multiple offices and boards. He has twice delivered baccalaureate addresses at KU and gave today’s opening address as Religious Emphasis Week begins.
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Hospital Admissions and Discharges List With Multiple Families
Memorial Hospital records show numerous admissions with addresses across Ohio Street Tenn Street and similar, including Ruth Towne and Helen Dun akin among others. Discharges include A L Rettle Doris Morgan Esther Clark and multiple couples with newborn daughters listed by street and city.
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Doris Morgan
Wellsville
Esther Clark
Topeka
Mabel Wiggins
Louis Gault
Baldwin
Elizabeth Robb
Ohio St
Leonard Hatch
Lecompton
Sam Haas
Tonganoxle
Joyce Leach
Perry
Minnie Richardson
McLouth
Kerman Vann
Til. St
James West
DeSoto
Bobbie Deems
Sally Leib
N.Y
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