Nylon Cable Snaps Injuring Baldwin Worker
J. D. Brecheisen 21 of Baldwin suffered facial injuries when a new nylon towing cable snapped while he operated a winch at the Farmers' Cooperative elevator at 20th and Moodie in Baldwin. He was rushed to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for treatment and observation with details of his injuries not yet determined at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Cooperative Assn
J. D. Brecheisen
Brecheisen
Baldwin
Co-Op
20Th
Moodie Rd
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Five Deaths Funeral Notices from Baldwin Eudora and Lawrence
Multiple obituary notices list Maybell Davison 73 of Baldwin and Josephine Warinker 79 of Eudora among the deceased. Also mourning Lorene Hollingsworth 67 of Lawrence and Belle Kinney 64 of Lawrence with services scheduled in Cooper Warren and Rumsey funeral homes. Survivors include spouses children and siblings with burial in local cemeteries.
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Ives Chapel
Baldwin
Baldwin Cemetery
B. M. Davison
Home
H. E. Davison
Denver
Colo
Margaret Cleavinger
Linwood
John Buchner
Palisade
Lonnie Buchner
Fowler
Lola Berry
Colusa
Josephine Warmker
Eudora
Phoenix
Ariz
George Warinker
Camp Point
Ill
Harry
Arthur
San Benito
Tex
Alfred
Los Angeles
Warren
Midvale
Utah
Raymond
Florence Steffanus
Homer Trapp
Oskaloosa
Cooper- Warren Mortuary
Lorene M. Hollingsworth
Rene M. Hollingsworth
Cooper- Warren
J. Robin Balch
Memorial Park Cemetery
Hollingsworth
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lawrence
Roy F. Hollingsworth
Alice Patee
Miss. St
W. F. Stucker
Kansas City
Belle L. Kinney
Mhio St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Palmer
Neb
Rumsey’funeral Home
Harold Hamilton
Michael H. Kinney
Mildred Willliams
Tonganoxie
Sidney Kinney
Topeka
Gary Dean Williams
Sharon Kay Farmer
Meeting Notice for Lawrence Lodge No 6 A F and A M
Special communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 A F and A M is announced for Monday January 18 at 7 pm The work will be in the first degree Visitors are welcome Ralph A Altic W M George Mole Secy Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lodge
Ralph A. Altic
W. M
Mole
Sec
Courts and police actions in Topeka and surrounding areas
In Forest Jones Topeka Richard C Carter Forbes Air Base Norman Harrison Forbes Robert R Reed Topeka and James E Lucas Forbes bound over to February district court for grand larceny of an automobile each posting 1500 bond and jailed. County Court Kenneth L Gourd 1109 Conn St fined 100 and 30 days jail for procuring liquor for a minor jail term suspended if he leaves city. Police Court Thomas C Brown Topeka fined 130 and 30 days in jail for DUI open bottle and no license. Archie McKinley Topeka Walter L Blevins Topeka and Warren Hutchinson Topeka fined 25 each for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Gourd
Conn. St
Gourd
City
Forest Jones
Topeka
Richard C. Carter
Forbes Air Base
Norman Harrison
Forbes
Robert R. Reed
James E. Lucas
Thomas C. Brown
Archie McKinley
Walter L. Blevins
Warren Hutchinson
Colorful Japanese dolls exhibition at Kansas Union lounge
More than 65 Japanese dolls are on display this month in the south lounge of Kansas Union at Kansas University. The exhibit is organized by the Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai and sponsored by the Japan Society in New York, circulating through American and Canadian museums by the Smithsonian Institution. The District Court jury for November term is instructed not to report for Monday in a criminal case trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Union
Kansas University
Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai
Society For International Cultural Relations
Tokyo
Japan Society, Inc
New York
Smithsonian Institution
Norma Thomas III Makes Hospital Visit
Mrs Norma Thomas 433 Mich St entered Lawrence Memorial Hospital for observation after illness at work at the Journal World office where she manages the classified advertising department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Thomas
Mich. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Journal-World Office
City fire study recounts Wakarusa dispute and cooperation lack
The Horn report details friction between Lawrence and Wakarusa fire departments over dispatch calls and training. It notes failed township outreach, missed mutual aid opportunities, and the 1959 shift to direct Wakarusa calls to its own fire department, with Miller's initiatives cited and city access limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Fire Department
Wakarusa Department
Miller
Wakarusa
Lawrence
Wakarusa Township
Horn
Skating Rink
Badger
The Naming Debate Over Kansas University
Bill Farmer argues journalists favor the current official name The University of Kansas over Kansas University to save space for advertising. He notes Latin and branding issues, jokes about cheerleaders spelling Universitatis Kansiensis, and concludes journalists translate the name as Kansas University for public readability and practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universitatis Kansiensis
Kkkkkk
Kansas University
Memorial Hospital Birth Notices and Addresses
A list of names and addresses associated with births and hospital mentions. Notable entries include Mrs. Micki Milliken at 1915 Tenn and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Backus at 2119 Barker with a son born Friday, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Graham Route 3 with a son today.
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Lorene Hollingsworth
Micki Milliken
Tenn
Albert Anderson
Anna Flory
Linda Snow
Eva Hess
Margaret Kempter
Robert Calvert
Carolyn Graham
Joyce Galloway
Lois Hess
Joe Zillner
Jay Dee Brecheisen
Baldwin
Clara Standing
Learnard
Audrey Davies
W. 19Th
Minnie Nichols
Eudora
John Hadley Jr
Elm
Mildred Harbison
Beverly Kipsow
Summit
Tonganoxie
Peter Jacobs
Las
Thelma Russell
N. J
Walter Backus
Barker
Friday
Walter Graham
S. T. Galloway
Nixon Defends Steel Settlement Amid Peace claim
Nixon argues Democrats and Republicans would best preserve peace by showing seven years of Eisenhower era stability. He defends the steel strike settlement he helped broker, saying it reduced no price increase and prevented grave damage to collective bargaining in an election year.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Officer Jack Evans Recuperating After Back Operation
Lt. Jack Evans of the Lawrence Police Department returned home from the Kansas University Medical Center Friday afternoon after a back operation last Saturday. He probably will remain off work for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Evans
Lawrence
Jaycee Week Culminates Friday Banquet in Lawrence
Lawrence Jaycees celebrate Jaycee Week begun by a city proclamation from Mayor Weatherwax. Friday night Bosses Night Banquet at Eldridge Hotel will honor three awards including Distinguished Service, Key Man, and Boss of the Year with potential state and national competition for the DSA winner. Local officers include Don P. Welling as president and team members Zook, Daniels, Proctor, and Raffelock.
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Jaycee
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Don P. Welling
John T. Weatherwax
Eldridge Hotel
Jaycee’s
Dale D. Marsch
DSA
Kansas Jaycee Contest
Jaycees
St. Louis
Lawrence Jaycee Organization
Welling
Charles Zook
Clint Daniels
Lester Proctor
Ralph Raffelock
Winter Concert Sunday by University Band Conducted by Wiley
The Kansas University Concert Band presents its annual winter concert at 3 30 p m Sunday in University Theater with Prof Russell L Wiley conducting Readable band members from Lawrence include Ward Sample clarinet Annaley Nick um trombone Winston Grantham cornet and Robert Isle cornet with listed addresses and classes
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Kansas University
Russell L. Wiley
Lawrence
Ward Sample
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Rt. 2
Annaley Nickum
Barker
Winston Grantham
Robert Isle
Big Ranch Sold To Missouria
One of the largest farm transactions in Lawrence in years ends with the Gen Thomas B Wilson cattle ranch seven miles northwest of Lawrence selling to Richard Tootle of Kansas City Missouri for a 1420 acre cattle operation. The C V Newman Farm Agency of Lawrence handled the sale. Gen Wilson now chairs Resort Airlines Inc in Washington DC and has held major transportation positions and a World War II general rank. His father was a state senator from Jefferson Douglas county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Thomas B. Wilson
Richard Tootle
Kansas City
Tootle
C. V. Newman Farm Agency
Newman
Gen. Wilson
Resort Airlines, Inc
Washington, D.C
Williamstown
Pacific Greyhound Lines
Alaska Steamship Co
Transcontinental and
Western Airlines
Middle
Far East
Wilson
Jefferson-Douglas County
Pelathe Scouters Set 1960 Membership Goal
Pelathe Boy Scout District aims for 1 375 members in 1960, up from 1 041 this year. Current totals include 558 Cubs 445 Boy Scouts and 38 Explorers.
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Pelathe Boy Scout
Pelathe
Joe Skillman
Lowell Risk
Fred Montgomery
Jim Simpson
Dean Milroy
A. E. Woestemeyer
Carl Lavery
Bill Willee
EU Endowment Association
Birthplace of Episcopal Church in the United States
The Old Christ Church in Philadelphia is cited as the churchs birthplace in the United States. Fifteen signers of the U S Declaration of Independence attended its services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Old Christ Church
Philadelphia
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Crum Rest Home
Dolph C. Simons, JR
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Russia
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Norma Thomas III
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Mount Oread
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Lawrence’ Aperco, Ltd
N. H
Evans
Oak Lodge
Monney
CE National Bank
Mass
F.D
Marilyn
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Yves Montand
Hollywood
Montand
Gregory Peck
Big
Missouria
SCOTT
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
ISE Funeral Home Ambulance Service
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