Ike Pledges Self Aides To Peace Policy Rules
President Eisenhower sets nine basic precepts toward world peace emphasizing strength to deter aggression. He warns against appeasement, urges active leadership by the United States, and promises to aid friends of freedom while fostering productive trade within the United Nations framework. The rules aim to make peace an effective force, not mere rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isenhower
United States
Friends of Freedom
United Nations
Eisenhower
Deaths and Funerals in Lecompton and Okmulgee
Thomas Cook 82 of Lecompton died this morning at County Convalescent Hospital. Survived by two daughters Verna Scofield and Ruth Sediacek and four sons Gale Fay Seth and Glenn plus daughters Meada Brunk and Oya Wilkinson. Services and burial at Barnes. Asa D Kennedy 59 of Okmulgee died at home after returning there for visits since leaving the city schools. Funeral services held January 17 with burial at Okmulgee. Kennedy family noted among surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cook
Lecompton
County Convalescent Hospital
Verna Scofield
N. H. St
Ruth Sediacek
Marion
Gale Cook
Fay Celek
Topeka
Seth Cook
Hanover
Glenn Cook
Greenleaf
Meada Brunk
North Hollywood
Calif
Oya Wilkinson
Wymore, Neb
Barnes
Asa D. Kennedy
Okmulgee
Okla
Ucee
K. U.s
Warren Finlrympie
Okmul- Rey
Hugh Evans
Tulsa
John Y. Kennedy
Edwood Kennedy
Mon.rey
Ald. Kenney
Atlantic City
Frank Kennedy
Shreveport
KU Marksmen Win Rifle Match Over Kansas State College
The KU Air Force ROTC rifle team defeated Kansas State College Saturday night in a shoulder-to-shoulder match with a final score of 1 872 to 1 277. Hubert Dye of Wichita led with a 277 high score. Other KU shooters were Philip Patterson Embree Hutchinson and Frank Jennings Independence Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. Air Force
Kansas State College
Hubert Dye
K. U
Tram Wichita
Air Force
Philip Patterson
Embree
Hutchinson
Frank Jennings
Inde +pendence
GetS Dou Shington Robbery Incident Recap
A 40 year old man was assaulted by three men who robbed him of his wallet. Later that evening he returned to the scene to recover his hat and was attacked again by the same trio, but he reports fending them off during the second incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Ion
California horse could eat only eight to nine times its weight a year
In a University of California comment on a claim that a mature human eats 16 times his body weight annually, animal husbandry expert Carroll E Howell argues a hardworking horse, given ample daily food, could consume only eight or nine times its own weight yearly.
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Davis
Calif
University of Californ
University of California
Carroll E. Howell
Meeting Notice for Dorsey-Liberty Post 414
Regular meeting at 8 p m tonight in the Municipal Building at 8th and Vt Streets. Initiation may be on the agenda. Rosa Wulfkuhle serves as Commander.
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Dorsey
Liberty Post
American Legion
8Th and
Vt. Sts
Rosa Wulfkuhle
Comar
Rock loan libraries circulate from Kansas Geological Survey
The State Geological Survey at University of Kansas operates rock loan libraries in Lawrence and Wichita, lending rock samples from about 23,000 exploratory wells to oil operators, consultants, geologists, engineers, and landowners. Demand grows as researchers and industry professionals rely on these samples and public data, including drillers logs, radioactivity and electric logs, top cards, and drilling maps.
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State Geological Survey
University of Kansas
Kansans
Kansas
Lawrence
Wichita
Edwin D. Goebel
Geological Survey
Lawrence Oil and Gas Office
Proud Kansans Lead The Inaugural Parade
Kansans gathered for the inaugural parade in Washington with Wesley L. Roberts, new RNC chairman, as marshal for the fourth section. A color guard of Korean War veterans included M Sgt Clyde J. Coleman and Ste Milton P. Miller. Delegations and notable Kansans from Abilene to Topeka attended the ceremony along with local officials and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley L. Roberts
Republican National Committee
Roberts
Clyde J. Coleman
Junction City
Ste
Milton P. Miller
Sterling
Capitol
Sen
Harry Darby
GOP
Y. Semple
Baxter Springs
C. E Moyer
Topeka
Prentiss Townsend
Atty
Harold Fatzer
Ford Voiland Jr
Morris Fager
Islat Industrial Development Commnion
Abilene
Cowboy Band
Charles M. Harger
Henry Jameson
News,heeper
John Kirk
Wichita
Emmett Wil_C. Calvert
Independence
Kas i
John Kirk, Wich
Na- Cox
City Park Commission
Eastern Kansas high schools to debate in KU district tourney
Five eastern Kansas high schools Shawnee Mission Atchison Emporia Topeka and Wyandotte will send teams to the Class AA district debate tournament Saturday at the University of Kansas. They will argue that Atlantic Pact nations should form a federated union.
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Kansas
University of Kansas
Shawnee Mission
Atchison
Emporia
Topeka
Wayandotte
Drama Department
Bowling League Scores and Standings Snapshot
In the Monday Owl League Sanders Motors swept three for George's Pipe Shop while Standard Oil won two from Charlton Insurance Arah Shrine took two from Western Auto Supply Franz Conoco won the odd game from Westvaco No 2 John’s Novelty Shop defeated Hercules Pladium beat Rusty’s IGA In the Commercial League Morgan Mack topped Fenning Sanders Studebaker swept Francis Sport Shop Mar ink’s Electric edged Veterans of Foreign Wars Sinclair Refining swept Knight’s Cafe Mister Furniture beat Winter Chevrolet Batley Laboratories won the odd game from Service Grocery. In the twilight Ivy League Fritzer Jayhawk took two from Gemmell Independent Laundry won three from Lawrence Sanitary Rhodes Roofers took the old game from Rapid Transit NROTC beat AFROTC Lawrence Paper edged Smith Floral American Legion defeated Lawrence Paper Office In the Jayhawk League Decker Coy won all three from Westvaco No 1 Mettner Furnace took two from Perry Lions Hillview Golf won the odd game from Stokely Foods Army Heckulters took two from Cole’s IGA 100F swept three from Hercules Zook’s Standard Service won two from Nicer Implements In the Sunshower Thursday Teague Ransiell Motors took two from McDonald Acme Laundry won two from Scott Temperature Jacques Realty took all from Laming Ford American Service won the odd game from Melvin’s Service Knight of Columbus took two from Reaman’s TV and Auto Wrecking won two from Service Grocery Team standings list multiple leagues with teams and wins totals. Weekly highs noted with scratches and handicaps across divisions.
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Sanders Motors
George's Pipe Shop
Standard Om C
Charlton Insurance
Arah Shrine
Western Auto Supply
Franz Conoco
Westvaco No
John's Novelty Shop
Hercules
Pladium
Rusty's
Morgan-Mack
Fenning
Sanders Studebaker
Francis Sport Shop
Marink's Electric
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sinclair: Refining
Knight's Cafe
Mister Furniture
Winter Chevrolet
Batley Laboratories
Balfour
Fritzer-Jayhawk
Gemmell’s
Independent Laundry
Lawrence Sanitary
Rhodes Roofers
Rapid Transit
NROTC
Afrotc
Lawrence Paper
Smith Floral
American Legion
Jayhawk
Decker-Coy
Westvaco No. 1
Mettner Furnace
Perry Lions
Hillview Golf
Stokely Foods
Army Heckulters
Cole
IGA
Zook
Standard Service
Ransiell Motors
McDonald
Acme Laundry
Scott Temperature
Jacques Realty
Laming- Ford
American Service
Melvin
Srvice
Knight of Columbus
Reaman
Auto Wrecking
Service Grocery
Westvaca
Andard Oil
Franz Coneco Arab Shrine
Charito
JW Iscratch
Lungatram
Ramparhrooder Oo
Haugh
Sinclair Refining IV
Ameriean Legion
Lawrence Paper Belawrence Paper Office
NHOTC
Rhoies Rote
ER Kapil Transit
Lawrence Nuary
Evans Gu Stellmarker
Ioneieam High
Fritzel-Jayhawk
Coy Met
Births and injuries noted at Memorial Hospital
At Memorial Hospital multiple birth notices list Mrs. Mary Merritt of MacLouth Mrs. Esther Rose of Wellaville Route 2 Theron Myers of Sunflower Mrs. Lois North Linwood Route 1 and others with new babies including Joyce Perry and baby boy 1019 Ky. St Theresa Sue Rice 426 Ala. St Dorothy Leggitt and baby girl 444 Elm St Lorena Brumett and baby boy 1530 W. 6th St Louise Zook and baby boy 1807 Ala. St Phyllis Turner and baby boy 821 Tenn. St and couples Carl Scott Eudora a daughter Monday James Kessler McLouth a son Monday James Henderson 423 Elm St a daughter today. George Zook 20 Ottawa carpenter had a splinter removed from a finger in the emergency room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois North
Linwood
Joyce Perry
Ky. St
Darlene Hibner
Elmwood St
Theresa Sue Rice
Ala. St
Dorothy Leggitt
Elm St
Lorena Brumett
W. 6Th St
Louise Zook
Larry Haider
O. St
Carl Scott
Eudora
James Kessler
McLouth
James Henderson
George Zook
Ottawa
Groundhog Day Not a Weather Prophet Says Science Digest
An article in Science Digest debunks groundhog weather prophecy. Dr Osmond Breland of the University of Texas notes no animal forecasts weather, and groundhog emergence often occurs in early March, not February 2, with animals seeking mates or food rather than signaling seasons. In Hong Kong, two 1835 cannon unearthed in jungle may have belonged to Victorian defenses and weigh about a ton each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Science Digest
Osmond P. Breland
Department of Zoology
University of Texas
Hong Kong
Washington Creek Social Roundup and Visits
Local families and guests shared time across Washington Creek communities. Attendees included H L Dillon and family, the Florys, Vaughn, Finch of Topeka, Herschel family, Hoover guests from Kansas City, and numerous church and school group activities with dinners, meetings, and a birthday gathering for John Flory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Dillon
Yvonne
John Edward
John Flory
Connie
Jack Dillon
John
Baldwin
Orlyn Vaughn
H.D.U
George Finch
Topeka
Charles Herschel
Washington Creek
Lone Star Sunday School
Lone Star
John Friesen
Morrill Church
Paul Hoover
Kansas City
Clyde Hoover
Raymond Hoover
Homer Cronk
Burns
Lawrence
Weybright School
The
Globe School
Homer Flory
Dennis Longfellow
Oakridge Rep Attends State Agriculture Board Meetings
L H Leonhard Oakridge the county Farm Bureau representative attended State Board of Agriculture meetings held midweek. The annual banquet was the first evening. A planned community club meeting for Thursday was postponed a week due to other activities. Also noted were visits and family gatherings including Mr and Mrs R J Brotherson and guests from Kansas City. Memorial Hospital visit with Charlie Miller and condolences for Mrs Arnold Hammig of Lawrence.
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L. H. Leonhard
County Farm Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
R. J. Brotherson
E. E. Gabel
Edward
Jerry
J. R. Ray
Kenneth
Carry
Michie
Jessie Walker
Kansas City
W. R. Stiner
Charlie Miller
Memorial Hospital
Market News and Local Notices From Kansas City Region
Market updates show higher trends in metals and rails with utilities improving while hogs and cattle softened. Local notes cover farm prices, produce, eggs, butterfat, poultry, and dairy while community items mention hospital visits, family news, lodge meetings, and church group activities.
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Kansas City
Woodstock News Note Involving Local Clergy and Residents
The Woodstock area reports Rev. C J Knox preaching at Wellman Chapel due to Rev Stalions illness. Knox also spoke at the Methodist Church and dined with Roy Lobb and C A Jones families. Ed Abels of Lawrence to edit McLouth Times. Floyd Petrie grandparents to Roger Dean Shafstall born Jan 13 in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mrs Bernhard and family noted. Several locals ill with flu or chicken pox. students back in school. Also a note on ancient Tammuz worship by Mesopotamian civilizations.
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C. J. Knox
Lawrence
Wellman Chapel
Stalions
Mr. Knox
Methodist Church
Roy Lobb
McLouth
C. A. Jones
Livingston
Calif
Ed Abels
McLouth, Times
Floyd Petrie
Roger Dean
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Glenn Shafstall
Alenia Marie Shafstall
Fred Reiphart
Tonganéxie
Market Roundup Sees Mixed Day After Inauguration Speech
The tape showed the most on the upside for many issues while rubber stocks fell. Trading volume slid sharply as the new President spoke, finishing near 134 million shares versus 1.36 million Monday and 1.71 million Friday. Some sources tied the morning rise to inauguration enthusiasm after cautious sessions.
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Wall Street
New York
Eisenhower
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Ike
K. U. Marksmen
Papem
Douglas County Red Cross
Watkins Memorial Hospital
John Patton
Red Cross Special Services
Patton
Red Cross
Dwight Mulford
William Cass
Merle McKinney
Charles Shanahan
Homer Bailey
Gene Burnett
Florence Crawford
Kevin R. Jones
Pat Munson
Jodie Trotter
W. D. Wolfe
Junior High
Cordrey
Lincoln
McAllaster
Pinckney
Woodlawn
Mary Merritt
MacLouth
Esther Rose
Wellaville
Theron Myers
Sunflower
Tommy Reid
Groundhog
Oakridge
F. D. Walters
Arnold Hammig
Evangelical United Church
Leland Young
Hammigs
Walters
H. G. van Neste
Charles Arnold
Tarrenca
Lloyd Duffer
Leavenworth
Christie Hepler
Alvin Reetz
Kent Home
Miss Hepler
Douglas County
Leavenworth County
C. Miller
Milford Miller
Joplin
Dick Wise
Route 5
Dickie
Peggy’ Wise
Wise
Frank Leonhard
Ruby Leonhard Kirby
Brackett
Frank Walters
CPA Lodge
Grant Township
Midland Hall
Mrs. Wolf
Ln Choice
K.C. Cash Grain
Wheat
K.C
USDAI
N.Y
New York U
Admiral
Ime
Fons
Allied Chem
al Allis Chalsete Am Tel
Beth Stluu
Boeing Airp
Bran Airw
Chrysler
Oil
Pont
Eagle Pich
Ulis Greyhound
Eral Co
Sinclair Oil
Wwiogy
Vac
Ns U
Cal Aguu
Sid ON J
Si Texas Co Ague
US Steel
Woodstock
Tammuz
George Noland
Schibert Funeral
Hampshire
Douglas County State Bank
Bank of Friendly Service
Eal M. R.gill Fin
Massachusetts
Lee Aaa
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