UN deadline looms as Hamarskjold seeks Israeli troop pullback
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold pressed for a Thursday deadline to have all Israeli troops return inside Israel. Jerusalem reported Israel offered a plan for continued Israeli administration of the Gaza Strip with UN oversight. Israel favored police and UN forces in key areas, with a condition to prevent Egyptian shipping blockades.
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United Nations
N.Y
USN
Dag Hammarskjold
Sinai
Egypt
General Assembly
Jerusalem
Israel
Assembly
Gaza Strip
U.N
Sharm Et Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Legislature Advances Bills in Docking Week Session
The Kansas legislature wrapped in less than 36 minutes as four new bills were introduced touching artificial ramamaxing mental health and auto license tags. Rep Alin Bauman proposed a State Weather Control Commission under the State Board of Agriculture to study weather modification safeguards and data. Other measures include issuing year round auto license tags and extending city planning laws to all first class cities. Rep Robert Andepan suggested Franklin County mental health clinic funding with a 1/2 mill tax levy. Rep Marshall Gardiner pushed to apply city planning and zoning law to all first class cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seston Jenney
Kaiti
Get
Giparue Tekiig
Tadiay
Alin Bauman
D-Satethal
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Charles L. Davis Jr
Gerknt
Thomis
Marshall Gardiner D
Week's drive for Hungarian relief in Tonganoxie
In Lawrence area eight Tonganoxie students collected 30.20 Saturday to wind up a week's drive for Hungarian relief. The effort began in the Church Alliance, a group of Tonganoxie ministers, with churches conducting special offerings. ACHÉ assisted the drive in downtown Tonganoxie as the week’s final totals were tallied.
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Tonganoxie
Church Alliance
Ache
Washington
Su!ing
House
Commistes
Film Distributing Com- Laven
Trea
California
Ely
Supreme Rt
Wedding of Helen Stevenson links to Rev Joel King in Lawrence
Saturday nuptials for Helen Stevenson 28 year old cousin of Adlai Stevenson united with Gov. Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey. The minister Rev Joel King former Plymouth Church Lawrence pastor now at First Congregational Otbertin Ohio, served the ceremony and had connections to Lawrence from 1932 to 1941 and spoke at Kansas University in 1946. Meanwhile IOOF lodges report iron lung drive totals reaching 924.91 and plan events in DeSoto Eudora Lecompton Tonganoxie and Oskaloosa to support the cause. At Virginia Inn Motel 24 units saw open house with 5000 visitors and praise for the newest Lawrence motel along J. and Highway 40. open since Jan 12.
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Helen Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Joel’. King
Plymouth Congregational Churh
Lawrence
King
First Congregational Church
Otbertin
Ohio
Bac
Kansas University
Lawrence Yoof
Odd Fellows) Lodge
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
IOOF
DeSoto’s
Eudora's Lodge
Hag Chos
Douglas Harris
Virginia Inn
Mike Murphree
Sunset Hill
Skip Williams
Odd Williams
George Lawrence
Sarah Lawrence
Jim Baker
Temperance Vigilance Effort After Liquor Incident
An incident near Stearns whiskey shop prompts a local group to form a Temperance Vigilance Committee to deter future liquor sales. In the afternoon a ruckus erupted as whisky was paraded through town with a red flag, amid shouting and vandalism at residences and the Herald of Freedom office. The piece urges persistent anti liquor action by the ladies, noting Lawr’s need for temperance reform.
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Stearns
Lawr
Franklin
Ita Trail
Herald of Freedom Office
Hamilton Defeats Dusek In Tornado Rules Wrestling Thrill
Larry Hamilton finally beat Joe Dusek in a nine fall match held Saturday night at the Community Building under tornado rules. Sonny Myers won in two falls over Debts. Jerome Zachery was disqualified against Tim Fogarty after referee ruled Zachery’s methods unsafe. The next Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored mat card is set for February.
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Larry Hamilton
Joe Dusek
Dusek
Sonny Myers
Jerome Zachery
Tim Fogarty
Zachery
School Break-Ins Reported In County Investigation
County officials investigate weekend break-ins at Vinland High School where the office safe was battered but not opened. Undersheriff Ben Way says the safe handle was knocked off and entry likely gained through an unlocked window. Separate burglary at Dine-a-Mite Inn in Brland-La reported with about two cases of beer and change taken.
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Vinland ‘High
Ben ‘Way
Way
Clarence Blackman
Aiue Seriice
Brd-and-La
Dele Chappell
Local Police Praised For Close Cooperation
Douglas County Sheriff Dale Chappell praised strong cooperation with Lawrence Police after two sets of arrests in four days. On Friday city officers nabbed three Joplin Missouri men hours after a pickup order by the sheriff. Early today they arrested three Kansas City Missouri youths ages 33, 15 and 16 following another sheriff pickup order. The group allegedly stole a rifle from a parked car in Eudora. the rifle was recovered. The Joplin trio faced fraudulent misrepresentation charges.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Eudora
Joplin
Local Explorer Scouts Attend Council Meeting
Ten Lawrence Explorer Scouts joined 206 other Kaw Council youths at the Citizenship Now Explorer Conference held Friday through Sunday at Fort Leavenworth. The event featured Reverend Dale Turner of Plymouth Congregational Church Lawrence who spoke on citizenship. Lawrence scouts named include Mark Richardson Jr Bruce White Chuck Marvin Herbert Kasold Harold Fearing Brian Grace Bill Cohen David Ragan Bill Snyder and Eugene Bryon.
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Lawrence
Kaw Council
Ft. Leavenworth
Anderson, Douglas
Franklin, Johnson
Leavenworth
Lim
Miami
Wyandotte
Dale Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church of
Mark Richardson Jr
Bruce White
Chuck Marvin
Herbert Kasold
Harold Fearing
Brian Grace
Bill Cohen
David Ragan
Bill Snyder
Eugene Bryon
Extension vote set for East Central Kansas district officers
County Extension officials from seven counties will meet at 1 a.m. January 31 at the County 4-H Fairgrounds to elect new district officers under the reorganized districts. Agricultural 4-H and home economics officers will also be elected.
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East Central
Kansas
Austrians Plan Strong Protest Over Border Invasion
Austria drafted a strong protest after 30 Hungarian soldiers pursued fleeing refugees across the border, firing machine guns and forcing about 20 refugees back to Hungary. One wounded Hungarian was left in Austria. Chancellor Julius Raab defended Austria and demanded freedom and decent living for Hungarians at home.
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Viennak
Austria
Hungary
Interior Ministry
Julius Raab
Air Force Academy cadets debut in Colorado parade
Kansas, Neighbors reports the Air Force Academy marching 600 cadets led by a 35 piece band. Appearing behind U.S. Naval Academy units in the first division, the contingent followed the presidential section. This marked the academy’s first formal appearance beyond football games as it operates at Lowry Air Base Denver pending a permanent home at Colorado Springs.
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Air Force Academy
Lowry Air Base
Denver
Colorado Springs
Academy
Air Cadets
U.S. Naval Academy
Air Academy
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List
A long list from Memorial Hospital and surrounding towns records births and residents. Names include Mrs Mildred Zimmerman Mrs Ella Alpers Brenda Mitchell Mrs Norma Babbitt Dianna Goins Patsy Springer Dora Amerine Abe Wolfson Deveda Hoard Felix Arnold Arthur Grant Carl Hunzicker Linda Hemphill Edrie Greiner Thomas Peters Rada Shields Harriet House Everett Bailey Patricia Colson Mildred Gillispie Bruce Silkey Bernice Brune David Mast Frank Johnson Becky Ulmer Julie Lenahan Donald King Ruth Hardie Veneta Lafferty Doris Druley Gladys Stewart Dian Shaver Jean Newman Helen Mills and others. Mentioned are new babies born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Schultz, Mr and Mrs Warren Zimmerman, Mr and Mrs Donald Springer, Mr and Mrs Dale Babbitt.
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Mildred Zimmerman
Ala
Ella D. Alpers
Eudora
Brenda Mitchell
Sunflower
Norma Babbitt
Richland
Dianna J. Goins
Lincolen St
Patsy L. Springer
West 22Nd Terrace
Dora Amerine
Williamstown
Abe Wolfson
Ohio St
Deveda Hoard
Conn
Felix H. Arnold
Arthur Grant
Oxford Ra
Forbes Air Force Base
Mildred Gillispie
Bruce Silkey
del. St
Bernice Brune
Highland St
David Mast
Vt. St
Frank B. Johnson
Tonganoxie
Becky Ulmer
Julie Lenahan
Donald
Gerald King
Ruth Hardie
Haskell Institute
Veneta A. Lafferty
DeSota
Two City Fire Runs Reported This Weekend
Fire Department responded to two mattress fires over the weekend with no injuries. On Saturday crews tackled two burning mattresses at the Phi Kappa Pi house located at 1100 Ind. St. On Sunday firefighters fought a mattress fire at the Ted Lewis apartment 1013 N. H. St. Damage remained limited to the mattresses. Chief John Miller said the incidents were similar and there were no injuries.
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John Miller
Phi Kappa Pi
Ind. St
N. H. St
Ted Lewis
Miller
Harold E Patchen Dies After a Lengthy Illness
Harold E Patchen died Sunday night at Walter Veterans Hospital in Topstar after a lengthy illness. He was a World War II veteran and member of Acacia Lodge and the American Legion. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 pm at Riensey Funeral Home with Rev. William Radcliffe officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Merlene Patchen and two sons Michael and Steven, a daughter Mary Beth, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Patchen, a sister Mrs. George Craig, a sister Mrs. William Trull, and a brother Tommy E. Patchen.
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Warter Veterans Hospital
Topstar
Acacia Laxdge
Armoran Legion
Riensey
Merlene Patchen
Michael
Steven
Mary Reth
Thomas
Ather
Elifand Patchen
George Craig
William Trull
4Th St
Tommy EE. Patchen
Ohio St
Chares Frederick Coffman
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Leavenworth County
Lawrence
Stokely Co
Rumsey Funeral Home
W. D. Ferguson
Hubbel Hill
Ton Branoxie
Coffman
Mary Coffman
Donald Kraus
San Diego
Calif
Virginia Lee
Pattie Gay Coffman
Elmer Ousdahi
Mo. St
W. HH
Denver
John Conrad
Tonganoxie
Ralph Coffman
Los Angeles
John Coffman
Ky, St
Lloyd Coffman
Maple St
Alfred Coffman
One Car Accident Injures Forbes Airman
Airman Ivan E. Brooks, 21, of Forbes Air Base Topeka was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one car crash seven miles west of Lawrence on Highway 40. Brooks rode with Airman B Fox 21 of Forbes the driver was uninjured another passenger escaped injury. Patrol said the Fox car skidded on wet asphalt overturned causing about 800 dollars damage.
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Ivan E. Brooks
Forbes Air Base
Topeka
Lawrences Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
U.S. 40
Brooks
B. Fox
Forbes
Highway Patrol
Fox
Obituary notices from Kansas area deaths listed
A collection of brief death notices from Kansas area obituaries includes Al P Wilson Jr 72 a KU graduate died Jan 15 in Tucson Ariz burial in Beaumont Tex and surviving sister Esther Wilson. Eva Lena Lancaster 84 died in Winchester survived by five sons and two sisters. Ray Conrad 83 died in Tonganoxie moved from Indiana in 1885 burial at Hubbel Hill forthcoming. Charles Frederick Coffman 44 died in Leavenworth County buried Hubbel Hill with widow and four sons and multiple siblings listed.
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al P. Wilson Jr
P. Wilson Jr
Kansas University
Tucson
Ariz
Beaumont
Tex
Esther Wilson
Wilson
Hill P. Wilson
Lawrence
Wheat and grain markets show mixed futures and cash quotes
Kansas City and New York market notes set out grain and livestock quotes. Wheat futures opened around 2.32 with losses and minor recoveries as cash markets show No 2 hard and dark hard around 2.34 and corn around 1.63 to 1.62 for No 2 white and No 2 yellow. Livestock includes yearling stock, steers, heifers, hogs and sheep with price ranges and activity noted by grade and weight. Roster of futures, cash, and market activity across grains and meats concludes with USDA Kansas City cattle and calves data and mixed cattle price movements.
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Cash Grain
Kansas City
Oliver
USDA
Junior High Pupils To Take Part in Concert Tuesday Night
Lawrence Junior High School bands will perform a winter concert at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Junior High Auditorium. The 73 member training band includes seventh and eighth graders, while the 92 member Mustang Concert Band features eighth and ninth graders with some seventh graders. Repertory spans Scoutmasters, Merry Widow Waltz, Sourwood Mountain, Marine Hymn, Junior Varsity march, plus ceremonial marches and folk songs.
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Lawrence Junior High School
Mustang
Sourwood Mountain
Pupils View Inauguration On Portable TV At Millcrest School
Sixth graders watched the presidential inauguration today on a portable television carried by Jon Green. Pupils in the rest of the grades viewed the ceremony on a set installed in the assembly room by Norman Kraft, father of one of the pupils.
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Millcrest School
Jon Green
Norman Kraft
Drunkenness Sentence for George F Helzer in Police Court
George Fred Helzer of 71114 Mass. St was sentenced today in police court to 10 days in jail for being drunk.
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George Fred Helzer
Mass
Linwood High Book Bazaar Invites Community Visit
Linwood Rural High School hosts a three day book bazaar today and tomorrow at the school aerival. A broad display features numerous books of all kinds and invites the public to browse and buy. Donations to the school are welcomed.
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AAR
Linwood
Linwood Rural High School
Harvard Man Here Interviewing Area Seniors for Harvard
Wesley Marple administrative assistant to the dean of Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration spent today at Kanigas University interviewing 45 prospective graduate students in the Harvard school. Applicants must take the National Business Aptitude Test. The test will be given Feb 7 at K U for persons in this area.
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Wesley Marple
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Kanigag University
Harvard School
Harvard
Marple
K. U
Card of Thanks for hospital kindness
I wish to express my thanks to my many friends and relatives for the cards and gifts sent to me during a stay in the hospital in KC, ayot Mrs. Margaret Outrell Zimmer and nurses for their care, relatives, friends and neighbors for the lovely cards, gifts and calls during my stay in the hospital. Lewis Lisher.
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Zimmer
Lewis Lisher
In Memoriam Otis S Nutting 1953 Memorial
In memory of Otis S Nutting who passed away Jan 31 1953. The touches of his hands have arrayed as reverently as his lips have prayer. Think of him still as the same. he is not dead he is just away. Mrs Otis 8 Nutting and families.
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Otis S. Nutting
Otis
Nutting
Robert Weeker
Bill F. Adams
Cassius E Lockwood 97 Dies at Baldwin Home
Cassius Eugene Lockwood age 97 died early this morning at his Baldwin home after a long illness. He was born May 19 1859 in Bellaire Ohio. Survived by wife Susie Lockwood a brother John Lockwood a nephew and a niece. Funeral 2 30 p m Wednesday Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin with Rev D Bragoner officiating Burial at Quickwood Cemetery.
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Cassius Eugene Lockwood
Baldwin
Bellaire
Ohio
Susie Lockwood
John Lockwood
Lamb Funeral Home
Rev. D. Bragoner
Quickwood
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Carrie Only. A
Ceattened
Tron
Parely
Hamilton
Memorial Hospital
Doris Druley
Gladys Stewart
R. I. St
Dian T. Shaver
Tenn. St
Jean Newman
McLouth
Patricia Colson
Route 2
Helen Mills
Joan Sanders
Edgar Schwalm
Bernice
Gulley
del St
Mae
Kenneth Schultz
Warren A. Zimmerman
Donald A. Springer
Dale Babbitt
Harold E. Patchen
Eva L. Lancasios
Eva Lena Lancaster
Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
Winchester
MacLouth Baptist Church
McLouth Cemetery
Charles Bath
J. D. Everett
Samuel E. Lancaster
Elwood
Wiliam A
Frederick W
Milen Ray Conrad
Tonganaxie
Indiana
Liberal
Tonganoxie Friends Church
John McCracken
Quisenberry Funeral Home
Heis
Mary
Charles Frederick Coffman
Rottiers Bay Stoke
Bettsville
Wall Street
New York
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown
Russia
R. J. Muntzel
Mission
Kas
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Eldridge
Alex Dreier
Ant Ma
Anicunas Nig LD
Ant
Atob
Aseogh
Atlas Pdr
Beth Stent
Boeing
Eagle P
Ford
Gen Motors
Gulf Oil
Homestic
Minn M & M . Gut
Monsan
Mont Ward
Central
Ohio Oil
Olin
Penney
Phill Pet
RCA
Avocy
Reyn Met
US Steel
Woolworth
Mrs
Margaret
Outrell
Memoriam
Stocks & Bonds
George Hedrick
WM. R. Terrell
Lecew —S
Lawrence Memorial Co
East
Cassius Eugene
Lockwood
Noland
Agency
Casualty
Douglas County State Bank
The
Bank of Friendly Service
F.d.1.c
Lawrence Mills
Eset
Karl Kreider
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