Anti-Semitic Outbursts Spark West German, European Alarm
West German President Heinrich Luebke warned of hard times ahead as swastika vandalism and anti-Semitic outbursts spread across Europe. Israel condemned the wave, while Austrian neo-Nazi activity drew police scrutiny. Authorities blamed moral failings, Hitler remnants, or possibly Communists for the unrest.
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Heinrich Luebke
West Germany
Bonn
London
Israel
Britain
Jerusalem
Fred Barth
Fuehrer
Legion
Europe
Vienna
Austria
Leopold Windisch
Salzburg
Hamburg
Germany
Berlin
Kruezberg
Cologne
Gerhardt Schroeder
Hitler
Konrad Adenauer
Memorial Hospital Admits List and Birth Notice
A hospital admissions roundup lists Sherry J Heck Marilyn Duckett David L Hinkle Faye Hubbard Clara Shore Eleanor Sparks Ronald Kramer Dwight Neal Rochella Stephens Antonia Moorhead Minnie Nichols Judith McCoy Mary Commons Pauline Nunemaker John Grin ter Velma Corel Imo Wise Brubaker Garratt Rife Meriam Plank and baby boy Roy Thompson Jr Hattie Pierson Verna Lee Lewis and others. Birth announced Eugene Nunemaker and wife welcomed a son today.
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Sherry J. Heck
Route 3
Marilyn Duckett
McLouth
David L. Hinkle
Haskell
Faye Hubbard
Linwood
Clara E. Shore
Garnett
Eleanor Faye Sparks
Maine
Ronald Kramer
N. Y
Dwight Neal
Country Club Terrace
Rochella Stephens
W. 22Nd
Antonia Moorhead
Greever Terr
Minnie Nichols
Eudora
Judith McCoy
E. 13Th
Mary H. Commons
Pauline Nunemaker
9Th
Lyons
John H. Grinter
Velma A. Corel
Richland
Imo Jean Wise
E. Aa Clark E. Brubaker
E. Alth
John R. Garratt
Kurt Rife
Meriam Plank
Elmwood
Roy Thompson Jr
Lecompton
Hattie Pierson
Mass
Verna Lee Lewis
Owens Lane
Court notices and traffic violations in county records
In Howard Todome of 1318 Maple Lane he received 30 days in jail and a $180 fine for DUI and illegal turn, appealing to District Court. Police Court lists James Fetty of Kansas City with $25 for drunken conduct. County Court shows Gary H. Hanson of Topeka with a no passing offense and $10 fine. Several civil cases show spouses and individuals suing each other in the Nickum and Helzer families.
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Howard E. Todome
Maple Lane
Todome
James Fetty
Kansas City
Gary H. Hanson
Topeka
Deaths and Funerals in Rural Kansas Community
Graveside rites for 14 month old Paul Badger Jr. follow a rural home fire near 15th and Iowa Streets. Susie Mary Fidler 78 of McLouth dies at Jefferson County Memorial Hospital. Oscar Frederick Olson 68 of Vinland dies at home. services at Vinland Methodist Church. Frank E. Henry 72 of 223 North 4th Street dies at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. services at Rumsey Funeral Home. Burial for Badger at Memorial Park Cemetery, for Olson at Vinland Cemetery, for Henry at Hope Cemetery. Surviving relatives listed for Fidler. Burial sites and funeral home arrangements noted.
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Paul Badger, Jr
Paul Badger Jr
15Th and
Iowa Sts
Memorial Park Cemetery
Paul Andrew Badger
Susie Mary Fidler
McLouth
Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Oscar Frederick Olson
Vinland
Vinland Methodist Church
Everett Hughes
Vinland Cemetery
Olson
Gustaf Olson
Rumsey
Frank E. Henry
N. 4Th St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Kermit Smith
C. J. Knox
Hope Cemetery
Mr. Henry
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Marie Hill 1913 1991 obituary in Lawrence
Mrs. Marie Hill 46 died Thursday night at her home in Lawrence. Born January 9, 1913 in Lawrence she lived here most of her life. Survived by husband Powell E. Hill sister Margaret Shepard and four brothers Munroe White Sidney White Elmer Brown and Edward Brown of Los Angeles. Bowser Lee Mortuary to announce funeral arrangements.
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Marie Hill
Lawrence
St. James
Elmer Brown
Edward Brown
Los Angeles
Calif
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Navy officer candidate program invites applicants
Applications are open for the Navy officer candidate program for college graduates or soon graduates. Selected entrants undergo four months training at Newport Rhode Island and are commissioned in the Naval Reserve with a three year active service obligation. Applications are filed at the Kansas City Navy Recruiting Station, 2420 Broadway. Cmdr. F A Lewis at KU Navy ROTC provides more information.
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U.S. Naval School
Newport
R.L
Naval Reserve
U.S. Navy Recruiting Station
Broadway
Kansas City
Cmdr
F. A. Lewis
Kansas University Navy Reserve Officers Training Corps
Woman Found Crucified Near Masaroli di Torreano
The naked body of 45 year old Pierina Cassina Deneigh was found crucified with barbed wire to a tree near the Italian Yugoslav frontier. She died of exposure and police suspect a vendetta or sadistic motive.
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Udine
Italy
Masaroli di Torreano
Pierina Cassina Deneigh
City plans copper pipe installation for ordinance study
The commission approved an experimental installation plan to test pipe types in four apartment units. Four inch iron in unit one, three inch copper DWV in unit two, copper fittings in unit three, and cast iron in unit four. A committee of plumbing shop owners, KU engineers, an architectural firm, and the inspector will observe, record, and report findings later this year.
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Harold Horn
Kansas University
Mechanical Engineering Department
KU Engineering Group Banquet Highlights ASCE Speaker
Kansas University student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers hosted its fall banquet in the Kansas Union Building with guest N T Veatch of Black and Veatch Consulting Engineers serving as the key speaker and district director for the ASCE 16th district. Officers introduced at the event included president Bill Heiman vice president Don Sooby recording secretary Jim Rutherford treasurer Ron Belden and publicity chairman Bob Marshall.
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Kansas University
American Society of Civil Engineers
Kansas Union
N. T. Veatch
Black and Veatch Consulting Engineers
Kansas City
ASCE
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Missouri
National Organization of the
Bill Heiman
Humbolt
Don Sooby
Garden City
Jim Rutherford
Tenn. St
Ron Belden
Alamata
Bob Marshall
Stouffer Place
Pilots refuse flight tests after deadly crashes
In Miami AP report, National Airlines pilots refuse government required flight tests after two disasters over the Gulf of Mexico and North Carolina. Seventy six die as four engine airliners break apart in flight. FAA ordered periodic checks including unusual maneuvers. pilots call them deleterious to airframes. National Capt. Robert Rohan says tests will stop until the issue is resolved.
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Miami
Fla
National Airlines
NAL
Federal Aviation Agency
National
Gulf of Mexico
North Carolina
FAA
Elwood Quesada
Quesada
Robert J. Rohan
Lawrence City Manager Denies KC Opening Interest
Harold Horn, Lawrence city manager, says he has not been contacted or applied for the Kansas City, Missouri, city manager opening. He notes he is happy in Lawrence and dismisses rumors about the KC job amid recent resignations of Cookingham and McKinley.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Harold Horn
Kansas City, Mo
Fort Worth
Tex
Cookingham
Reed McKinley
Horn
Turkish ban tightens as Communist Party outlawed
The Turkish government moves to outlaw the Communist Party amid nationwide security concerns. Authorities announce dissolution measures and pledge to pursue legal actions against party leaders and affiliates.
Kansas University Genetics Lab Expands Mouse Research Capabilities
The KU Mammalian Genetics Laboratory houses about 15,000 mice in 100 inbred lines, with 8,500 in six national trust lines. By next summer two lines will yield 80,000 mice annually for nationwide cancer research, enabling predictable results through genetic identity and tissue transplant tests.
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National Institutes of Health
Michigan University
Florida University
Noted Theologian To Speak on Hill
Rabbi Marvin Fox of Ohio State University will address Kan sas University's Religion in Life Week at 9:20 a.m. February 23 during the annual event February 21 28. The program features leaders of many faiths with classes and informal discussions, though Fox is the main speaker this year.
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Marvin Fox
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
RSW
Rabbi Fox
William Allen White Day honors press leader and Cuban coverage
Chicago journalist known as Number One Gangster of Yankee Journalism receives William Allen White Lecture. He is lauded for freedom of the press work with the Inter-American Press Association and for Cuba coverage since Castro’s rise. Events include a foundation meeting and Kansas citation luncheon.
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Inter-American Press Association
Juan Peron
Argentina
William Allen White
Dubois
Fidel Castro
Batista
Cuba
Castro
Latin America
Columbia University
Americas
James B. Reston
Washington
The
New York Times
Ernest K. Lindley
Newsweek
Erwin D. Canham
Christian Science Monitor
Palmer Hoyt
Denver Post
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Norman E. Isaacs
Louisville Times
Roy A. Roberts
Kansas City Star
Irving Dilliard
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Tulsa Tribune
Ben Hibbs
Saturday Evening Post
William Allen White Foundation Board of Trustees
Flint Hall
Kansas
Charles M. Harger
Abilene- Reflector-Chronicle
Will T. Beck
Holton Recorder
Fred W. Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Sun
Headlight
Rolla A. Clymer
el Dorado Times
Angelo Scott
Iola Register
Dolph Simons
Lawrence Journal-World
Fire DP: Roller Rink blaze drains two departments
Tuesday midday a fire destroyed the old section of the Roller Rink with estimated losses around 10 000 dollars. It was the second blaze in two days for the Wakarusa Fire Department which received help from Lawrence when water ran out. The department has added a converted 1000 gallon water truck alongside a 500 gallon tank. Graveside services for young Badger are set for 1 30 p m Saturday at Memorial Park Cemetery with Rev J J Krimmer presiding.
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Wakarusa Fire Department
Lawrence Fire Department
Wakarusa
Wakarusa Group
Badger
Memorial Park Cemetery
J. J. Krimmer
Thief Takes $60 From Woman’s Home
Mrs. Opal Pohl reported a break in at 827 East 11th Street Thursday. A back door entry is suspected and $60 was taken from her billfold on the kitchen table before 6 pm with the loss discovered after 7 pm. Commercial bakeries note a historical reference to 6th century B C.
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Opal Pohl
E. 11Th
Lawrence
Fight Looms Over Parole As Fy-Con Arrested
Aubrey B. Leigh 32 was paroled from a 1957 sentence for a Cowley County crime and is arrested again for passing fraudulent checks at a supermarket. Attorney General Anderson sues to void the parole on grounds parole powers rest with the Board of Probation and Parole. Dale Spiegel defends the governor’s parole actions and notes calculated risk in parole decisions. Twenty-one paroles issued since the 1957 reform are at issue.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
Aubrey B. Leigh
Leigh
Cowley County
John Anderson Jr
Dale Spiegel
George Docking
Topeka
Spiegel
Anderson
Board of Probation and Parole
KU to Open New Nuclear Reactor Building for Teaching
Bids due January 20 for a two story KU facility housing a 10 watt teaching reactor. Built by Bendix Corp in a shielded room, the 15 000 square foot site north of 15th Street near Naismith Drive will serve Nuclear Engineering offices and environmental health research funded by federal state and private sources. Associate Professor Russell Mesler will supervise the reactor under KU official Keith Lawton. The project precedes a planned Engineering School building nearby. Construction funds come from multiple sources.
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Kansas University
15Th Street
Naismith Drive
Bendix Corp
Nuclear Engineering Department
U.S. Public Health Service
Russell B. Mesler
Keith Lawton
Engineering School
Music and Dramatic Arts Building
Color Blindness Among Hunters Sparks Concern
An estimate suggests 8 percent of the 1,200,000 United States hunters are color blind, a troubling figure for those wearing red coats and relying on visible signals in the field.
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United States
Ike Leaves Today for His Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower departs Washington to spend the weekend at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm accompanied by Mrs Eisenhower. He invites congressional leaders from both parties to a White House luncheon Monday for a personal report on his 11 nation tour and the Western summit in Paris. He plans to return by Sunday night or Monday morning.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White House
Paris
Loss figure from Kansas truck fire revised to around five thousand
A tractor trailer burning on a Lawrence Kansas truck stop shows an estimated loss near 5 000 rather than 30 000. Driver Jim Swails from Denver said the fire started in the trailer while en route from Kansas City. The Lawrence Fire Department contained the blaze to the trailer tail. the tractor and trailer were returned to Kansas City. Insurance covers the loss. merchandise included women's shoes and empty Valentine boxes. A tail end heater is blamed for the fire. Most goods will be salvaged.
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Ray’s
Ray's
Lawrence
Kansas City
Jim Swails
Denver
Swails
Valentine
Card of Thanks for medical care and sympathy
The family of Melvin Merkel and Mr and Mrs Paul Robinson express gratitude to Drs Bryan Walters and Jim Reed for professional services after an accident and to the Lawrence Memorial Hospital nurses for care. They thank relatives friends and neighbors for cards and sympathy during bereavement.
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Bryan Walters
Jim Reed
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Melvin Merkel
Paul Robinson
In Memoriam Mrs Anna Finley January 1958
In loving memory of our mother Mrs Anna Finley who passed away January 8 1958. She is in our hearts and memory is kept by her children Mr and Mrs R W Finley Mr and Mrs Don Redding Miss Mae Finley and others who loved her.
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Anna Finley
R. W. Finley
Don Redding
Mae Finley
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George A. Nickum
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