Jay Shoppe opens on Massachusetts Street by James Schubert
The Jay Shoppe, a new retail business at 835 Massachusetts Street, is owned by James F. Schubert former Montgom ery Ward manager. He returns to Lawrence after years in Kansas City and Leavenworth with plans for ready-to-wear and sportswear. Mrs. Alice Johnson will continue The Stork Haven at 11 Mass St, pairing with her dress shop.
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Massachusetts Street
James F. Schubert
Montgomery Ward
Massachusetts
Johnson Dress Shop
Alice Johnson
Merchants’ Bureau
Schubert
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Lawrence
Jay
Stork Haven
L Mass. St
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Richard White leads a traveling drama in Hoch Auditorium with 25 principals and many locals as extras. Lighting crews work all day to set rigging while front and back stages rotate for scene changes. Animals, camels Sheba and Little Sheba and donkeys May Tulsa TV are under care of Malcolm Nelson. Notable arrivals include Fred Hagan as Judas and George Payton as Caiaphas. Police fined a driver $125 and jailed him for drunken driving after a crash. others were turned over for DUI charges in Jefferson County.
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Page
Richard White
Daniel Safford
Averil
Averill
Hoch
Hoch Auditorium
Malcolm Nelson
May
Tulsa TV
Iconp
Sheba
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Uch
Bach
Han- Bel
Clayton Krehbiel
Lse
Berenice
John
Disciple
Charles Adams
Dashan and
Magela Kirshner
Mary Magdale I
Robert E. Clark
Vt. St
Vpolice
Wayne Allphin
Kenneth Manor Whitehead
Topeka
Leonard C. Tolinson
Elvis Pitts
Kansas City
Jefferson County
Births and Hospital Notices From Memorial Hospital
At Memorial Hospital Mrs Fish Smith Ottawa Res Daisy Petefish Ri 4 Jay Nox on 2015 N H St HC Mitchell Baldwin Mrs Freda Banner Sun Bower Mrs Dorothy Shannon Rowle f Mrs Mildred Parks Rower Mrs Barbara Long 740 pt 03 Morris Cleveland 1701 Ind it Mrs Daisy Lamb and baby girl DeSoto Pamela Wooley 2007 by St Evelyn Fearing 1622 St Mrs Dorothy Farley and baby Wad Ne Y St Stephen Pine We 3 N J St a son yesterday Mr and Mrs Witliam Bradford McLouth a daughter yesterday Mr and Mrs Burrell Steele De Soto a daughter yesterday Mr and Mrs Herman Dwight 57 Tl St a daughter yesterday Mr and Mrs Lora Porter 1327 WN J SL a son yesterday wt and Mrs Julio Garcia 932 f Harvey Joseph Wilson ed son of Harry H Wyood Route 1 treated in the emergency room last evening for a laterated right thumb.
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Fish Smith
Ottawa
Daisy Petefish
Jay Noxon
N. H. St
Mitchell
Baldwin
Freda Banner
Sun- Bower
Dorothy Shannon
Rowle F
Mildred Parks
Rower
Barbara Long
Morris Cleveland
Daisy Lamb
DeSoto
Pamela Wooley
St. Evelyn Fearing
Dorothy Farley
Y. St
Stephen Pine
N, J.st
Witliam Bradford
McLouth
Burrell Steele
Herman Dwight
Lora Porter
F Harvey Joseph Wilson
Harry H. WyOood
Oil Tanks In Danger In Ungava Port Fire
A fire in Sept Tes Que near Ungava iron ore operations reignites in a warehouse where oxygen tanks exploded sending flames high. Bulldozers scramble to create snow banks to halt spread as water is frozen. no casualties with one family homeless, water supply from St Lawrence Bay blocked by freezing weather.
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Canada
St. Lawrence Bay
Second Damage Suit Filed Following Nov. 1 Accident
A second damage suit stems from the November 1 collision in the 600 block on Massachusetts Street. Theodore C. Finkeminer sues George Wyatt for 10,222 in Douglas County District Court, claiming Wyatt drove on the wrong side of the street and caused the wreck. Finkemier seeks medical, time loss, pain and suffering, and punitive damages plus car repair costs. Wallace T. Hick files a separate suit for 11,219 after being a passenger.
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Massachusetts St
Theodore C. Finkeminer
Orchard Lane
Douglas County
George Wyatt
Tenn. St
Wallace T. Hick
Wyatt
Finkembery
Nicklin
Finkemeier
Hig Job
Roland Caywood Caywood Dies at 61 Former H. D. Lee President
Roland Blanchard Caywood 61 died unexpectedly yesterday in Kansas City. He rose from billing clerk to president of H. D. Lee Co. in 1942, guiding growth for nine years. A Salina native, Educator and NAM leader, he left a widow and two sons. He had served as NAM director since 1943 and led National Wholesale Grocers Association in the past.
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Kansas City
Roland Blanchard Caywood
H. D. Lee Company
Caywood
Iie
Salina
Kan
College of Emporia
Ile
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
National Wholesale Grocers Association
Grade Enrollment Grows in Lawrence Elementary Schools
Lawrence schools report ongoing enrollment growth with 20 more elementary pupils since Christmas break. Total elementary enrollment now 1,874 versus 1,767 at the same time last year, per Supt. W. D. Wolfe.
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Lawrence
Supt
W. D. Wolfe
Service members' homecomings and reassignments from wartime service
John W Learned returns to his parents in Mobile after 11 1/2 months in Korea and a six week Japan hospital stay. he will report Jan 20 to Camp Lejeune for reassignment. Pvt John L Campbell, 21, discharged after three months in a heavy artillery unit at Aberdeen Proving Ground and previously worked at a service station. former Liberty Memorial student. Raymond Stevenson in San Francisco on leave from Navy since June 25. Wayne B Daugherty serving in Japan on an LSM. son of F L and wife at 541 NH St. Also mentions prior schooling at Liberty Memorial High School and employment at Kansas Color Press before enlistment.
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Pfe
John W. Learned
Robert Learned
Ala. St
Korea
Japan
Camp le Jeune
N. C
John L. Campbell
Harry Campbell
Elm St
Army
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Campbell
Liberty Memorial High School
Raymond E. Stevenson
San Francisco
L. A. Stevenson
Haskell Ave
Wayne B. Daugherty
Navy
Seaman Daugherty
F. L. Daugherty
St. Atl Ae
Kansas Color Press
Red Cross seeks 150 volunteers for Korea blood drive
Lawrence Red Cross Bloodmobile arrives at University of Kansas Military Science Building. KU ROTC units provide 600 cadets to donate in three days. 159 more residents needed Thursday through Friday. By noon today 33 had volunteered at the Community Building and Watkins Memorial Hospital. Appointments via Watkins Hospital or Douglas County Red Cross. Executive secretary Stanely Hipp urges more donors between 2 and 4 pm Thursday and 9 am to 4 pm Friday.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Korea
Bloodmobile
Lawrence
Military Science
University of Kansas
Red Cross
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Watkins Hospital
Douglas County
Y . Stanely Hipp
Ike Holds An Edge In Republican Nomination News
A nationwide AP survey of newspapers shows varied reaction to General Eisenhower’s presidential bid. Some papers voiced full support, others criticized, while many said they remain undecided pending clarity on domestic and foreign issues. The scan also tallies mentions of other GOP potentials like Senator Taft among several outlets.
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Eisenhower
Associated Press
Eistanower
Tfor
Sen. Tali
Auto Crash Injures A B Ewing and Hugh Randall
A B Ewing and Hugh Randall were injured in a highway collision six miles west of Kansas City in rural Wrangotte County this morning. Mrs Luville Peters, 36, a Kansas City teacher, died in the icy crash on Highway 40. Investigators blamed the slick slope for the skid and noted Randall and Ewing were thrown into the back seat. Mrs Ewing said her husband had a chest injury and Randall a cut above an eye with severe bruising. Robert Frakes later went to Kansas City to bring the men home after treatment.
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Jaw
Hugh A. Randall
Kansas City
Wrandatte County
Luville Peters
Peters
Highway 40
Randall
Ewing
Robert Frakes
New Korean Casualties Increase Defense Dept Toll
Washington reports 131 additional Korea battle casualties in a new list No. 474. It shows 29 killed 79 wounded eight missing in action and 15 injured. Four previously reported missing are now listed dead.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Deaths and Funerals for Rev Fredrick C Dissinger
Funeral services for the Rev. Fredrick C. Dissinger 90 who died yesterday will be held at Evangelical United Brethren Church on Wednesday at 1 30 p m with Rev. E F Boehringer of Yates Center in charge Pallbearers include Rev Jarol Nelson Rev C O Burgert Rev J E Gilbert Rev D L Coll Rev Lowell Wendland and Rev G Fenton A quarter of ministers will sing The family requests no flowers.
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F.C. Dissinger
Fredrick C. Dissinger
Evangelical United Brethren Church
E. F. Boehringer
Yates ‘Center
Jarol Nelson
C. O. Burgert
J. E. Gilbert
D. L. Coll
Tax Talk Draws Over 400 People in Flood Claims Discussion
A 50s era tax talk drew more than 400 attendees as speaker Beery outlined Internal Revenue Bureau requirements for flood casualty claims. He urged using form 1045 for tentative carry back adjustments and emphasized filing quickly to secure refunds. Examples illustrated deductible losses on homes and goods, noting complex rules and the need for expert guidance.
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Jowner
Berry
Internal Revenue Bureau
Cout
Internal Revenue Office
Internal Revenue
B-Smith
RedCross
Jone
Hoare
Jones
Duu
Doe
Hood
Fiood
S—Smith
Lerop
N—Smith
G—Cray
Hunt
Wilton
Flas
Elosa
Wilson
Joss
S—Grocer
Voof Dt Jo
Clifford McDonald Joins McGrew Company Investment Firm
Conrad M. McGrew announces the association of Clifford McDonald with McGrew Investment Co Wren Apartments. McDonald, 26, KU business graduate 1950 was a varsity football player and Sigma Chi member. He married Barbara Byrd in June 1931 and is son of Feats W McDonald of Emery Road.
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Conrad M. McGrew
McGrew Investment Co
Clifford McDonald
Wren
McDonald
School of Business
K.U
Sigma Chi Fraterni
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Barbara Byrd
K.U. Fine Arts School
Gamme, Phi Beta Servity
Feats
W. McDonald
Emery Rond
Fire Strikes Mattress At 24th Lane Site
Lawrence firemen answered a morning alarm at 24th La. St. to tackle a mattress fire in a high bed havenrt. Chief Paul Ingels said a large blaze burned the mattress but no further damage occurred.
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Lawrence
24Th la. St
Haven- Rt
Paul Ingels
Captive Boy Freed In Salt Lake City Case
A 14 year old boy was found chained in a filthy house in Salt Lake City. He said he was sexually abused by the man who held him captive since October 1. John B. D. Billett, a 2 year old used car salesman, was arrested on a federal bank robbery charge and identified as the captor. The boy showed bruises but was in fair condition. Billett, released after serving a California robbery sentence, confessed the kidnapping after arraignment and leading officers to the three room house.
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Salt Lake City
John BD. Billett
T. A. Canicotty
Billett
Richard Evan
Ricky) Henricksen
Callicott
Lillett
Evan R. Henrick Callicott
California
Ricky
Eighth South
Bean Soup Inquiry and Caldwell Divorce Filed
A continuation mentions Speaker Sam Rayburn linked to bean soup lore while a Missouri Compromise joke circulates about bean soup. The article notes a proposed inquiry into bean soup servings and references rising costs. It also reports the filing of a divorce action for Samuel B. Caldwell from Virginia L. Caldwell in Douglas County District Court.
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Sam Rayburn
Missouri
Capitol
Steed
Samuel B. Caldwell
Virginia
L. Caldwell
Douglas County’ District
Pictures Of Austrian Scout Jamboree Feature At Local Meeting
An illustrated feature on the International Bay Scout Jamboree held last summer in Austria will be shown by local sponsors at the First Christian Church. Weston Goldsow, Junior Assistant Scout Master of Troop 16, Brush Creek district, Kansas City Area Council, will present color slides from the trip. Weston, among few American Scouts and the only one from this region, will discuss the Jamboree. Parents and friends are invited, with a short program by Air Explorer Squadron 204% prior to the talk.
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Austria
Christian Church
Weston Godlsow
Brush Creek
Kansas City
Weston
America
Air Explorer Squadron
First Christian Church
Preliminary Hearing Postponed to January 15 in Douglas County
In Douglas County Court the preliminary hearing for Dierk, 16, Route 6, scheduled for 10 am, has been postponed to 2 pm January 15 upon the detention request. Dierk is charged with assault with intent to kill in the recent shooting near the Johnson farm where a chest wound injured Johnson who is recovering. Noland Jolson, 12, Route also mentioned. Pant Thierk’s hearing is set free on bond of 1500. Johnson and a brother were near the Johnson home when bullets flew over the hunters.
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Dierk
Toda
Douglas
Noland Jolson
Pant
Thierk
Johnson
Johnson Farm
Noland
Tme
Markets at a Glance New York Jan
Markets slide amid selling pressure with mixed results across staples. Cotton rises while grains wobble. cattle and hogs show uneven moves. wheat weak near session-end. Kansas City and Chicago markets report varied livestock, grain and hay prices amid light trading and price shifts.
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New York
Chicago
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude from Mrs. W. S. Mize and family to friends neighbors and relatives for cards letters calls flowers and kindness during illness and death of husband and father.
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W. S. Mize
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