Britons Protest Against New Anti Semitic Actions
Thousands of Britons and Italians protested against anti Semitism amid swastika outbreaks in Europe. In London a silent march to the West German Embassy delivered a letter condemning Nazism. Police in West Berlin detained German Union officers over Nazi material. In New York two men faced assault charges after anti Semitic remarks sparked a diner brawl.
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West Germany
Empire News
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
Richard A. Butler
London
Joachim Ritter
Bonn
Turin
Florence
West Berlin
German Union
National Youth of
Germany
New York City
Peter Askeland
Anthony Huskins
Shad Polier
The
AJC
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas City and Lawrence Area
Obituaries note Leatenschla Salisbury 67 of Kansas City Missouri died Saturday at Queen of the World Hospital with services at Ninth Street Baptist Church and burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors include three sisters and two brothers. Funeral details follow for William H Mayhugh 78 of Lawrence with service at Rumsey Funeral Home and Oak Hill Cemetery. Mae L Guntert 67 of 719 North Fourth Street dies at home with funeral at Rumsey Funeral Home and Maple Grove Cemetery. Survivors listed include spouse, children, siblings, and grandchildren.
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Leatenschla Salisbury
Kansas City
Queen of the World Hospital
Lawrence
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Frank Brown
Rumsey Funeral
Amorette M. Trigg
Jefferson City
Luella Gustin
Pasadena
Calif
Marie Lorence
Chicago
Alex Jackson
Tonganoxie
Lester Jackson
Detroit
Mich
Mae L. Guntert
N. 4Th St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold Hamilton
Maple Grove Cemetery
Emil E. Guntert
Tom Pogany
Madeline
Madeline Sn.; One Son, Emil R. Guntert of 217 N. &H St
Elmer Wood
Valley Falls
J. D. Gibson
Gravity
Iowa
Elmer, Dewey
Edward Staab
Valerie Ann Pogany
Madeline Lane
Obituary notices for Kennedy and Sudler in Kansas area
Roy George Kennedy 72 of Richland died early Sunday in a Topeka hospital. Survivors include wife Mary two sons Richard and Wallace a sister three brothers and three grandchildren Funeral services planned with burial at Clinton Cemetery Rev Max Maguire in charge LaVerne McKeever Sudler 74 of West 11th Street died Saturday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital widow of Dr M T Sudler born June 3 1885 in McLouth member of Trinity Episcopal DAR and Zodiac Club funeral services set for 10 a.m.
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Roy George Kennedy
Richland
Topeka
Rumsey
Clinton Cemetery
Max Maguire
Mary
Richard Kennedy
Wallace Kennedy
Belle Sheer
Lecompton
H. L
W. D. Kennedy
C. F. Kennedy
LaVerne McKeever Sudler
West L1th Street
West Campus Rd
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
M. T. Sudler
McLouth
Sudler
Trinity Episcopal
DAR
The
Zodiaclub
Bay Commandry No 4 Meeting Transcripts January 1960
The notice records a Bay Commandry No 4 gathering held on Tuesday January 19 1960 at 730 pm with officers Fred J Jen Brown as Commander and Q C Anderson as Recorder-Advocate.
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Bay Commandry No
Fred J. Jen~ Brown
Q. C. Anderson
Funeral for Eudora Resident Mrs Warmker
Mrs Josephine Warmker aged 79 long time Eudora resident died Friday in Phoenix Arizona Funeral services are set for 2 p m Wednesday at the Eudora Assembly of God Church Rev W R Boyd will conduct burial will be at Memorial Park Cemetery in Lawrence Friends may call at Cooper Warren Chapel from 8 a m until noon Wednesday
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Trinity Episcopal Church
John McLaughlin
Cooper-Warren Funeral Home
Josephine Warmker
Eudora
Phoenix
Ariz
A's Players Speak at Lawrence Rotary Club Meeting
Kan sas City Athletics pitchers and announcers Merle Harmon Grigsby and Bud Daley spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club. They discussed college players turning pro, signings around 20000 dollars, and the Maris Bauer trade with Yankees evaluating each player's impact. Daley praised Siebern Larson and Bauer as assets after the deal.
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Merle Harmon
Bill Grisby
Bill Tuttle
Bud Daley
Kansas City Athletics
Lawrence
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
New York
Hank Bauer
Norm Stebern
Don Larson
Daley
A's
Kansasity
Siebern
Maris
Larson
Bauer
Housing Official To Speak At GOP Veterans Luncheon In Topeka
Julian H. Zimmerman FHA commissioner will headline the Kansas Republican Veterans Club luncheon on Kansas Day January 29 at the Roof Garden Hotel Jayhawk Topeka. Lawrence lawyer Charles D. Stough announced the event noting Zimmerman's Kansas ties and career including Army service and tenure as general consul of the Housing and Home Finance Agency.
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Julian H. Zimmerman
Federal Housing Administration
Kansas Republican Veterans Club
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence
Charles D. Stough
GOP Veterans Club
Stough
Kansas House of Representatives
Jayhawk
GOP
Wichita
Zimmerman
Kansas University
Edward F. Ann
Clearwater
Kan
Prairie Publishers, Inc
U. S
Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
France
Africa
FHA
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Hive
McLean
Eisenhower tax cut debate meets mixed congressional response
President proposes a tax cut conditioned on favorable economic targets while Treasury Secretary Anderson hedges on timing. He foresees revenue gains and a growing national product, but lawmakers from both parties voice skepticism about expenditures and prospects for new revenues in the current year.
Memorial Hospital Births and Conceptions List
A long list from Memorial Hospital notes births and expected arrivals. It lists names of patients and relatives across many towns including De Soto Baldwin Eudora and Bonner Springs, with several marriages and multiple newborns reported by Mrs. and Mr. partners. Notable items include a son born to Rochella Stephens and a daughter born to D. Coleman and Lila Holladay.
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Helen Wright
Eudora
Jean Lewis
Bonner Springs
Sue Wells
Belle Crest Dr
Azalia Petii- John
Oread
Ruth Steinmetz
Williamstown
Emma J. Eberhart
Zella L. Schaake
Gerald L. Miner
Naismith
Mary ‘Brownless
Robert Calvert
Earl Mullin
Egon Feldhahn
Alice Wray
Baldwin
Floris Holloway
Ronald Norris
Lorrie Moore
Perry
Diana Coleman
Tenn
Lila Holladay
Elm
Harl Rogers
Carolyn Rasmussen
Sunny
Ohio
Judith A. Beler
Valley Lane
Rochella Stephens
W. 22Nd St
Eisenhower Aims Tax Shifts On Aviation fuel and Gasoline
The president proposes raising the aviation fuel tax to 414 cents per gallon and establishing a 44 cent tax on jet fuels. A 3 to 4 cent gasoline tax for 21 months from October would add about 72 million dollars in revenue and move aviation taxes into the general fund rather than the highway trust fund.
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Eisenhower
General Fund
Highway Trust Fund
Jury not to report in November term of District Court
Lawrence notes say the November term jury will not report Tuesday per Clerk Lucille Allison. Three cases are scheduled, two civil. The Board of Education canceled a 4:30 p m special meeting due to Superintendent Wolfe’s illness and hopes to reschedule before the February 1 regular meeting.
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Lucille Allison
Allison
Board of Education
William D. Wolfe
Mee in Fair Condition After Heart Attack at Lawrence
Jack Mee of 529 Okla. St is listed in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after being rushed there about 3 a.m. Sunday following a heart attack. Also noted is the season’s longest Big Ten punt, a 75 yard kick by Jerry Fields of Ohio State against Wisconsin.
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Jack Mee
Okla
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mee
Big Ten
Jerry Fields
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Local GOP Set For Study Here
The Douglas County Republican Central Committee will sponsor a Mobilization Training School at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the court room of the County Courthouse. The school aims to activate the party to get out the vote as part of a series under the Republican National Congressional Campaign Committee. Three national group appointees Frieda Schicht Raymond Humphreys and Robert Ellsworth helped set up the local school.
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Douglas County
Republican Central Committee
Republican National Congressional Campaign Committee
Frieda Schicht
St. Louis
Raymond V. Humphreys
Washington, D.C
Robert Ells
Ellsworth
Charles Stough
Wesley Norwood
Frances C. McBeeth Taylor
Edythe Norman
Hulse Wagner
George K. Melvin
W .W. Nash
Robert Lockwood
Morris Kay
Safe winter driving tips from Hazelet briefing
The guide stresses braking carefully on ice using pumping to maintain steering, warns against airing tires, and advocates winterized tires and tire chains. It notes traction loss near melting temperatures, higher risk on heavily traveled streets, and urges defensive driving and caution around other drivers.
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Hazelet
CFCA Plant Expansion Signals Growth in Lawrence
The Consumers Cooperative Association CFCA plant in Lawrence plans a new $3 million addition. The facility employs about 275 locals with a $1.6 million annual payroll, plus contractor workers. The plant is among Kansas’ largest chemical installations, producing fertilizer and ranking high in U S industry output.
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Lawrence
CFCA
Consumers Cooperative Association
Kansas City
Zurbuchen
Kansas
U.S. Chemical Industry
Gerred to Be Manager of Store at Belleville
Bill Gerred, assistant manager at the Lawrence J.C. Penney Co. store, is selected to manage the Belleville Kansas store. He will take the post February 1 as Allan Rasmussen moves to Lawrence to run the basement department. Dwight Freeman praises Gerred's three years in Lawrence and his deserving promotion.
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Bill Gerred
Lawrence J.C. Penney Co
Penney
Belleville
Kas
Lawrence
Allan Rasmussen
Bill
Dwight Freeman
University Band Presents Diverse Winter Concert Program
The Kansas University Band under Russell L. Wiley performed a rich winter concert in the University Theatre. Highlights included Rimsky-Korsakov’s Overture to The Tsar's Bride and Gordon Jacob's An Original Suite for Band, plus Reed's La Fiesta Mexicana and Sousa’s Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The three movements of Othello Suite, Cowell's Hornpipe, and Wagner's Wotan's Farewell closed a varied program. The standout work La Fiesta Mexicana blends Gregorian Chant with Mexican folk material from Chapala to Guadalajara. The ensemble showcased strong winds and a large percussion section with vivid energy, flagging high points in Reed's symphony.
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Theodore Johnson
Kansas University Band
Russell L. Wiley
University Theatre
Rimsky-Korsakov
Gordon Jacob
H. Owen Reed
John Philip Sousa
S. Coleridge-Taylor
Henry Cowell
Wotan
Wagner
Mexico
Chapala
Guadalajara
Owen Reed
Card of Thanks for Henry H. Rhode’s Family
We express sincere thanks to neighbors friends and relatives for food flowers cards and acts of kindness after the death of our husband and father Henry H. Rhode Also thanks to relatives friends neighbors for flowers cards games and gifts and to the TV man and nurses on 1st south and doctors Jones Manahan Branson John Jr and Eddie Hadley for their kindness.
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Henry H. Rhode
Henry Rhode
Buford Taylor
Leo Sanborn
George Blazier
1St South
Professor Wiley's Ensemble Delights Afternoon Music Fans
An imaginative interpretation of a concert scene thanks Professor Wiley and his group for an enjoyable afternoon of band music, celebrating the performers and audience enjoyment in a warm, appreciative tone.
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Wiley
Meeting Canceled By Council Of Social Agencies
The luncheon meeting of the Council of Social Agencies scheduled for Tuesday is canceled until next month due to weather and the illness of the main speaker.
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Council of Social Agencies
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Perry St
Clarence Thomas
Virginia
Girtha Ostrander
Orange
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Treasury
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DMO
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John Taber
Noah Mason
R-N
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Neb
Congress
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Norma Thomas
Ellen Hawke
Carmella Niemeyer
DeSoto
Donald L. James
Betty. E. Oehlert
Dorothy R. Eller
Ernest G. Arnett
Edith G. Cool
Prospect
Ralph W. Bentley
Oskaloosa
Eleanor M. Hrabe
Daisy Bretthauer
Fannie Glatthaar
Route 4
John F. Mee
Roy B. Lackey
Ruth P. Smith
Scarsdale
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Ida J. Reynolds
Nellie M. Means
Louis E. Blair
Bert J. Seyler
Celestia M. Howard
Helen M. Johnson
Phil W. Sylvester
Janet K. Howard
Dorothy S. Schneider
Janice McClure
Moundview
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Century Dr
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Maple Lane
Michael Hemphill
Josephine L. Thayer
Hubert H. Herries
Richard Oehlert
Route 5
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de Soto
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