Real Estate and Classified Ads Dominion Listed
For sale and rent notices include 8 head Hereford cows, near new 2 bedroom ranch home with large attached area and zoning, and multiple apartment and house listings. Public sale announced in Perry Kansas with auction details. Rentals include furnished and unfurnished 2 and 3 bedroom units near KU and downtown Lawrence. Also available are used clothing, wool pressers, and household items with contact numbers.
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Miller & Midgett 6Th & Mass
Josiah
Perry
Kansas
Blacktop
Katherine Hickey
M. la Stebbins
Verlin Green
Ray Stoneback’s
Mass
Local Classifieds Highlight Repairs Jobs and Services
A dense page of business personals lists home repair bids including ceilings, partitions, floors, and cement work by Richard VS 3-1177. It also promotes sewing and alterations from White Sewing Center and various employment openings from cleaners to mechanics and sales roles across multiple local firms.
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Zomig Tan
O. H. Cooper
P.m. Watkins
Virginia Tad
Lawrence Surplus
Auto Wrecking & Junk Co
Mast Ltd
Speciai—Permanents
Ptah Ha Ousdaht Itd
Salesman Wanted Earnin g Commissions Full or Part Time
Classified notice offering sales positions with commissions and a free kit for a large selection of business printing and advertising specialties. Also lists employment ads for a Rawleighs dealer in Douglas County or Lawrence and various local job offers. Includes contact numbers and addresses.
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Earnig
America
National Press Dept
North
Chicago
Douglas Co
Lawrence
Rawleigh
Rawleight
EAA
Freeport
Corp
Holiday Inn
Gerald Overton
the Columbian Securities Corp
Columbian Bidg
Topeka
Kansas
Employment Ads Offer Thorough Prep For Hazards and High Pay
Classified notice promotes men and women entering work with high starting wages up to 102 dollars weekly, prep training until appointment, many jobs available with little or no experience required, free information on salaries and requirements, and instructs to write with name, address, and phone. Also includes fireplace wood ads offering oak and green wood cut to required lengths with phone contacts and limited availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Service
Lawrence Journal-World
Mona Lisa Pilgrims Spurn Rembrandts at Gallery Visit
Thousands of rain soaked visitors queued in Washington to glimpse the Mona Lisa at the National Gallery. Many ignored Rembrandts, buying prints and postcards instead as 24 234 people entered the gallery and Mona Lisa attendance reached 14 665.
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Rembrandts
Washington
Leonardo da Vinci
Lucretia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lisa
National Gallery of Art
Raymond Moxey
Baltimore
Smithsonian Institution
National Gallery
In-Laws Marry In-Laws Across French Family Chain
In St Philbert de Vouaine Maurice Musset and Solange Guery wed on July 15 1952. Gustave Musset, Solange sister Yvette, tied the knot on December 8 1954. Joseph and Theophile Musset married Monique and Genevieve Guery on July 13 1959. Paul Musset married Bernadette Guery on Saturday.
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ST. Philbert DE Vouaine
France
Maurice Musset
Solange Guery
Musset
Gustave
Solange
Yvette
Joseph
Theophile
Guery
Monique
Genevieve
Paul
Bernadette
Lawrence League Meets Thursday
The January general meeting of the Lawrence League for the Practice of Democracy will be at 8 p.m. Thursday in the basement of the Community Building. Plans for a Career Night for Minor Youth Feb. 22 will be made, with a panel including Rev. A. L. Parker Rev. Frank Brown Rev. H. C. McMillan and Dr. Oswald P. Backus to discuss youth career needs. Public invited to both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lawrence League For the Practice of Democracy
A. L. Parker
First
A. M. Baptist Church
Frank Brown
Ninth Street Baptist Church
H. C. McMillan
St. Luke A.M.E
Oswald P. Backus
Kansas University
Radio Free Europe Transmitters Reported at Munich
Radio Free Europe based in Munich announces 28 transmitters for its broadcasting network. The figure reflects the scale of its postwar radio operations in West Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Free Europe
Munich
Germany
Transit Troubles May Be Appealed To Supreme Court
Missouri Supreme Court consideration looms as attorney general seeks to overturn a Jackson County restraining order on the seizure of Kansas City Transit Inc. The move follows a last minute ruling by Judge J Marcus Kirby amid wage disputes and wind weather concerns. Union president Loren Hargus says drivers remain on the job as negotiations proceed with federal mediator Harry C. OConnell.
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Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Kansas City
Thomas F. Eagleton
J. Marcus Kirby
Jackson County Circuit Court
Kansas City Transit Inc
John M. Dalton
Kansas City Transit
Kirtley
Daniel C. Rogers
Hargus
Harry C. O'Connell
State of
Kansas
Wayne Aliphin Jr
Wilton David Evans
John Gordon Evans
Richant Dennis Evans
Douglas County
Haskell Place
Lawrence
Desoto Measles Report and Local Social Notes
Several measles cases are reported among younger students in Desoto. Grace LaCousiere attended her granddaughter Linda Rye’s installation as honored queen of Job's Daughters Bethel No. 48 in Lawrence. Local residents Gary Ellis and baby, Robert Osborne of Olathe, visited. Glenn Frisbie and family visited former neighbors Baker.
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Grace LaCousiere
Lawrence
Linda Rye
Job
Bethel No
Glenn Frisbie
Merriam
Charles F. Baker
Frisbie
DeSoto
Hattie Hale
Gary Ellis
Robert B. Osborne
Olathe
Gary Pressler
John Pressler
Biloxi
Miss
Kenny Bedford
Clyde Huffman
San Diego
Calif
James Bradley
Long Beach
Dorothy Gregory
Thomas Gregory
Haysville
Della Welch
C. S. Hambleton
Hutchinson
Winfield
Fred Gable
Olathe Community Hospital
Fred Scoville
Beryl Steel
Ernest Sigman
Mary White
Esther Gordon
Cora Giebner
Clarence Tripkos
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Will Luther
Kansas University Medical Center
Clyde M Reed Among AP Board of Directors Nominees
Clyde M Reed of Parsons Sun is among AP Board nominees for the April 22 meeting in New York. Other candidates include Max E Nussbaum of Moultrie Ga and George W Healy Jr of New Orleans. Separate New York state nominations include A H Kirchhofer Buffalo and Gene Robb Albany. Four directors will be elected from general membership with one from a city under 50 000 and one from New York State.
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NEW York
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
Kansas
Sun
Associated Press Board of Directors
Reed
Max E. Nussbaum
Moultrie
Martin
Hayden
Detroit
Michigan
News and
George W. Healy, Jr
New Orleans
Times-Picayune
William F. Knowland
Oakland
California
Tribune
W.D. Maxwell
Chicago
Ilinois
J.M. McClelland, Jr
Longview
Washington
Daily News
Paul Miller
Rochester
Times-Union
John D. Paulson
Fargo
N.D
Forum & Daily Tribune
John H. Perry, Jr
West Palm Beach
Florida
Post
A. H. Kirchhofer
Buffalo
Evening News
Gene Robb
Albany
Knickerbocker News & Times- Union
New York State
Fraternity House Burns at Oklahoma Campus Fire
A fire destroyed the Pi Lambda Phi fraternity house at the University of Oklahoma, sending 58 residents to safety. University president Dr. George L. Cross pegged the damage at 250000 dollars, noting the two story ultra modern building was leveled and belongings were lost, likely due to an electrical wiring fault.
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Norman
Oklah Io
Pi Lambda Phi
University of Oklahoma
George L. Cross
White Sox trade Aparicio and Smith to Orioles
Chicago sent Luis Aparicio and Al Smith to Baltimore for Ron Hansen Hoyt Wilhelm Dave Nicholson and Pete Ward in a major in season deal.
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Chicago
Luis Aparicio
al Smith
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Ron Hansen
Hoyt Wilhelm
Dave Nicholson
Pete Ward
Abortion Ring Busted Near High Ridge Missouri
Jefferson County authorities say a ring operated by Frank Miller and his wife Sophia Miller near High Ridge performed more than 200 abortions in two years. They were charged with abortion and released on bond. a preliminary hearing was set for January 24.
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High Ridge
Jefferson County
Henry Graf
Missouri Highway Patrol
Frank Miller
Sophia Miller
Herman Henry
St. Louis
Millers
Brunson Hollingsworth
Kennedy Signals Farm Policy Will Follow Prior Lines
President Kennedy in the State of the Union outlined no new farm program but indicated future legislation will extend existing policy. He and Agriculture Secretary Freeman expect measures to address surplus feed grain and milk, with efforts to boost cotton competitiveness abroad. The text notes no broad new farm agenda, only extensions and modifications. The piece also mentions a 7,000,000 strong recreation boat fleet and 2,600 conflicting customs rules faced by six nations before a Common Market.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Orville L. Freeman
University Chorus Delivers Sacred Music Concert
The University Chorus of about 320 voices conducted by James Ralston gave a sacred music concert in Hoch Auditorium. They performed Zoltan Kodaly Missa Brevis with organ and six soloists and Norman Dello Joio A Psalm of David with two pianos replacing orchestra. Soloists included Jackie Volkland Norma Sharp Diane Haxby Sandra Stucky Lee Hawke and Richard Taylor. The performance impressed with clear texts and nuanced mood, earning high praise for the conductor and chorus.
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James Ralston
Hoch Auditorium
Zoltan Kodaly
Norman Dello Joio
Kodaly
Richard Gayhart
Jackie Volkland
Norma Sharp
Diane Haxby
Sandra Stucky
Lee Hawke
Richard Taylor
Dello Joio
Virginia Stillwold
Vicki Monsees
University Chorus
Fire Continues At Arkansas Paper Mill Tragedy
International Paper Co fire at Pine Bluff Arkansas left A L Crawford dead and Hester L Hunt missing. Officials expect the blaze to burn for two more days as crews battle thick oily smoke and flaring embers at the 40 acre mill. The fire started on the ground floor amid rolls of newsprint and stock bundles with cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
International Paper Co
A. L. Crawford
Hester L. Hunt
Jackson Miss
Hunt
Colorado Fires Professor at University
Colorado University fires Dr. B E Lauer 55 as head of the chemical engineering department after he refused to resign. President Quigg Newton said the action, effective January 31, comes despite no change to Lauer's professorship or salary, due to a loss of confidence from faculty, the dean, and the provost.
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Boulder, Colone
B. E. Lauer
Colorado University
Quigg Newton
Newton
Lauer
Education versus training in undergraduates and poetry
The passage argues education should develop the whole being and truth assent, not mere technique. It notes universities are judged by undergraduates and stresses literature’s aims beyond memory. It highlights shifts as science students turn to poetry to grasp deeper purpose and warns against treating knowledge as a mute object.
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Frost
John Milton
Donne
Lawrence Planning Commission to meet January 16 zoning request
The Lawrence Planning Commission will convene at City Hall at 7:30 p.m. January 16 to consider zoning District D-11 for lots 117 and 110 on Kentucky Street Original Townsite. Hearings open to interested parties. City Clerk H. Fisher notes in the Daily Journal World.
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Notich
Planning Commission
Lawrence
Dun
Kentucky Street
H. €. Fisher
Attractive brick home with 3 bedrooms for sale
Classified ad describes a red brick 3 bedroom home with large carpeted living and dining rooms, spacious bedrooms, attached garage, near shopping. Price listed at 312,000 with agents Simmons-Doane and Gill Agency. Also notes furniture and other listings with appliances and rentals in the same ad block.
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Furn
Brown Realty Co
Millcrest
Call McGrew Agency
K.U
B.R. Lee
West Side
Exe
Doxtit Fl
Hetzel
South Side
Simmons- Doane
BRM Lass
Worm. Furn
Alt
Crown
M. R. Gill Agency
Mass
Simmons-Donne
Ash
North Lawrence E
Siguss
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Douglas County Real Estate, Inc
N40
22Nd St. Terr
Ph. VA
Apt
New Kitch
Kedroom
Kennedy School
G.I
New
BR. Duph New, Heat Inc
BR. New
Lawrence Typewriter
Newell's Appianecd Service
E. Ltd
U.S
C. M. Lessenden
Richard
Foreign Services Bureau
Dept
Bradenton Beach
Mlotida
Leven
Journal- World
Hunsinger
Hunsinger Motors
Sinclair
Journal-World
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Baldwin City
P.N
Journal. World
Maneager
S. H. Kress & Co
Harwood Ay Hotentite Meats
Avon Cosmetics
Mitchell
Lawerence
U.S. Civil Service
Jerome Plano Co
Ninos
Wayne's Lbr. & Supply Co
Udora
Hwy
Wayne Traysner
Clarrancgh
Warenall Cub
Farmall
J’armall
P.t.o
D& Tractor
Find &T
By Rasa Gustaitis
Washington Post News Service
Lawrence League
Hopkins
N.H
Oldsmobile
Oak Free
Paul Ford
Automate Paternhassity
Page Peat
New Hampshire
Oklahoma
A. V. Phillips
Missouri
Howard E. Smither
Arkansas
Colorado
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas
Said
William David Lvans
Richard Dennis Ievans
Suilss
Belge
Montgomery Ward & Co
Iliway Ih
Jr High
O& Has
Potigias County
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