Lawrence News Briefs and KU Star Feature
Lawrence notes mention an 8 a.m. opening and February 15 events. Clyde Lovellette, KU center at 6-9, is highlighted in a Sports magazine layout by Edwin V. Borkhold ex. The Terra Haute Terror illustration and Jayhawk action shot are featured. Washington dispatch reports the government turning over horsehide supply and combat glove specs to armed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lovellette
University of Kansas
Iswda
of Sport
Edwin V. Borkholdex
New York City
Terra Haute
Elot
Jay‘ker
Washington
Armed ‘Services
Local Birth Announcements at Memorial Hospital
At Memorial Hospital several births are reported including a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. E L Willoughby of 810 East Fourteenth Street and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hallmark of 818 Massachusetts Street. Other names appear with addresses but details are cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Willoughby
East Fourteenth Street
Leslie Hallmark
Massachusetts Street
Gene Cobb
Connecticut Street
Bob Gibler
Hampshire Street
Deaths and Funerals In Lawrence Area
Multiple obituaries note graveside and funeral services in Lawrence and nearby towns. Charles Arthur Connett aged four weeks dies at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with services at Oak Hill cemetery led by Rev. Glenn Sanders. Dennis William Frederick dies at the University of Kansas Medical Center with graveside services at Mount Calvary cemetery led by Father George Towle. Alva E. Ice dies in Corpus Christi with 3:30 p.m. Saturday services at Be Hosgey funeral home and Oak Hill burial. GE. Pearcy of Oklahoma dies at his son's home, with services in Sangerport, Missouri. Survivors include spouses, children, and relatives in Kansas and Oklahoma. The Dorsey-Liberty Post announces 8 p.m. meeting at Mack Bldg with Tom Glassom to present a talk and refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Arthur Connett
Oak Hill Cemetery
John Connett
New York Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Glenn Sanders
Foends Church
Marjorie Ann Connett
Connett
New Jorne
N. Janeway
Gardner
Ore
Bira
Agnes Janeway
Louisiana Street
William Frederick, Dennis
William Frederick Dennis
Guy W. Dennie
Vermont Street
University,of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
George Towle
Alva E. Ice
Corpus Christi
Foxy
Be Hobs ‘Gey
ala!Blackburn
Topeka
Harold G. Barr
Ice
Lawrence
Don Farley
Corpus Visti
Link Ice
Be Yi Seater Pee Ceins
Emma Norris
Rena. Stockwell
Carlebad
Elena Hee
Emporia
C. E. Peary
GE. Pearcy
Okla
Leonard Pearcy
Douglas County
Yesie Aga
Herbert Pearcy
Wheatland, Wyv
Mary Pearcy
Inlaw
Irvin Flory
Harry Flory
Ottawa
Dorsey-Liberty Post
Orelock
Pisce
M Mack
Tom Glassom
Pregenta
Lyman Wiley
Law bills seek exemptions and stricter injury reporting
A proposed measure would exempt certain self insurers from provisions. A second bill would require reporting of injuries and any accidents with damages of 100 dollars or more, up from 50 dollars. Lawrence Republican George Melvin urged liquor law changes allowing nuisances violators to operate under a 1000 dollar bond while awaiting penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doutomobile Unity
Semerang
George Melvin
Lawrence
Oil heir John G. Phillips dies abroad on ship
John G. Phillips, 54, son of Frank Phillips, died of a heart attack aboard an ocean liner returning from a European vacation. The ship will dock in New York tomorrow night and burial is planned at Woolaroc ranch near Bartlesville. His wife is from Dallas and a son, John Jr., reports the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Okla
John G. Phillips
Frank Phillips
New York
Phillips
Dallas
Tex
John, Jr
Woolaroc
Police court fines tally for several residents
Judge Wayne Allphin priced traffic penalties yesterday afternoon. Leon Wahrhaftig paid 10 dollars for running a stop sign at Eighth and Tennessee, Herbert Wright 15 dollars for speeding 45 mph, George Hawkins 10 dollars for not stopping at Sixteenth and Tennessee, 18 dollars in 1 over parking fines, 2 dollars for one wren parking, and 6 dollars for three restricted zone parkings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Allphin
Leon Wahrhaftig
Alabama Street
Eighth
Tennessee Street
Herbert Wright
Oskaloosa
Ninth Street
George Hawkins
Sixteenth
Wren
Vanity A Handicap Warns Women About Aids
A Associated Press piece argues vanity harms loveliness by avoiding hearing aids and glasses. It notes many women with hearing loss are middle aged and younger, urges discreet devices like tiny hearing aids and contacts, and ends urging readers to check the Classified Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Altho
Jeti
U. S
New York League For the Hard of Hearing
Neolithic Yarkmukian Culture Found Near Shaar Golan
Archaeologists reveal 6500 year old Yarkmukian culture at Sha'ar Golan near the Jordan and Yarmuk rivers south of Lake Tiberias. Excavations began in 1943, paused for war, and resumed recently under Prof. Ashe Stekelis of Hebrew University, confirming Neolithic evidence for the first time in Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv UR
Isreal
Sha’ar Golan
Lake Tiberias
Yarden
Yarmuk
Ashe Stekelis
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Student pleads to prowling case and is paroled to dean
A 20 year old Kansas University student pleaded guilty in police court to prowling and window peeping. He was sentenced to ten days in jail and paroled on the sentence to University Dean of Men L C Woodruff by Judge Wayne Allphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Warkoczewski
Ohio Street
K. U
Multy
L. C. Woodruff
Wayne Allphin
Reckless Driving Fined in County Court
Robert Charles Spillman of 1538 Brook Street was fined 60 dollars for reckless driving and 5 dollars for no driver's license plus costs yesterday in county court. Unable to pay, he was committed to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Charles Spillman
Brook Street
Kansas City Market Notes Include Livestock Prices and Stocks
Market brief from Kansas City reports livestock receipts and prices for cattle calves hogs and sheep with price ranges for various grades. Also notes ongoing stock activity in radios automobiles steel and other sectors, plus local court actions and a marriage license listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Okie
Gsi
Fryers
Jhorn
Seipte Kansas City
Ap-Usdai
Kansas
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Sarah Wilson
Mildred McKinney
West Sixth Street
Emma Guffin
Evelyn Athey
North Fifth Street
Glenn Richardson
Elizabeth Talbert
Frank Lerrick
Eudora
Jerry Morton
New Hampshire Street
Emily Jane Schanzer
Sunnyside
Olive Randall
Tonganoxie
Don Patton
Richland
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Treasury
Clinton Athletic Club
Township Hall
RFC
Truman
Future Reconstruction Finance Corporation Sdeuumnetentiat
Hollywood
Motion Picture Theatre
Yvonne Richard
Ormiac
J. N
U.N
Sowon
Osan
Kumyangiang
Wonju
Chongju Eedar
Kaesong
Ges Furnaces & Burnere
Shert Metal Shop
Scott "Taui Co
Admiral Corp
Ae Am Airlines
At&sf
Beth Suboy
Chrysler Tike
Curtiss
Deere & Uu
du Pont
Elec
Kennecote
Mont Ward Penney
Radio Cal Sears, Froeh
Or Abnery and Motors
Aes
Radio-Tv
Atti-Sensity
Oll Ahares
Tounxe- Carysier
Willis
Contis
Montgomery Ward
Bicot
Newan Tilephon
Porcupine Mining
Bethiebert Steel
Fastman
Odak
Standard
Gypaum
Chicago
Leon H. Clemons
F. Bartlesville
Marilyn
Sine Brown
England
James Whitmore
Carrol Naish
Cale Carthon
Gov. Arn
Orr
Orn Cy
Psur
Mates
Co Nation
Markey
Ann
Montezuma
Roxy
Richard Hylton
Richard Boone
Granada
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