Hospital Chapel Need Is Stated In Lawrence
Mrs. Mary Dunden of Lawrence Memorial Hospital backs a hospital chapel in the new wing. Ministers appeal for funds to reach a $4,000 goal in addition to the $1,200 already donated. Rev. Robert C. Swift leads the effort to provide a small, simple chapel for patient families and spiritual care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dunden
Laverence Memorial Hospital
City Hospital
Lawrence
A. F. Bramble
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Robert C. Swift
Trinity Episcopal Church
Senate budget details changes in general revenue funds
The document lists Senate and university budget items including general revenue allocations, fee income of 1 414 725, interest 17 000 and balances 452 867 to be reappropriated. It covers operating expenses for the Geological Survey, firemanship training, peace officer instruction, general research, building projects, land purchase, lab renovations, and parking development. It notes a separate 70 000 education building fund for Kay University projects and a 180 000 general fees for Medical Center updates and psychiatric building equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Engineering
Radio-Isotopes Laboratory
Strong Hall
K. U
Educational Building Fund
Music and Dramatic Arts
Blake Hall
Spooner Hall
Ways and Means
Medical Center
Stassen Urges Reciprocity for Global Disarmament
Harold E. Stassen, Eisenhower’s disarmament adviser, says the United States will not disarm without complete reciprocity and rigorous international inspection. He also believes world opinion could persuade the Soviet Union to accept such a course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold E.stassen
United Sates
Stassen
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
UNSAFETY PIN: Kitzenger’s dangerous living philosophy described
The fragment outlines Kitzenger embracing a risky lifestyle under a new philosophy of life to “live dangerously.” It notes he avoids closing matches, eats un enriched bread, mishandles a paper towel, forgets vitamins, and plans extreme tests such as chewing food slowly and pushing nerve work for a supreme test, with Liberace and Mrs. Schwein mentioned in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitzenger
Schwine
Liberace
A Lawrencian in London Flat Hunt Explains Citywide Search
A Lawrence resident shares how to view London flats, from central heating to four flat types. The piece notes costs top and bottom, real estate practices, and the smog of 1952, with taxi help and agent etiquette shaping the hunt for an ideal furnished flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Greater London
Hyde Park
Lawrence
Right to Work and You Decide spark film funding debate
Gov Hall released radio and television expenses after an Emporia Gazette editorial questioned spending. The piece cites producer Russell Mosser defending the film company and Kansas producers while Governor Hall refused to name contributors, sparking questions about funding sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Mosser
Kansas
Wolf
Hall
W. L. White
Emporia Gazette
White
Collision on Highway K-10 causes $350 damage east of Lawrence
A six mile east of Lawrence crash on Highway K-10 caused about $350 in damage. Seven drivers were involved including James Claudius Rayburn, 24, and Roy Edwin Axline, 23, both from Eudora. No injuries were reported by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
James Claudius Rayburn
Eudora
Roy ‘Edwin Axline
Sheriff's of
Hee
Doctor Polio Patient Directs His Rescuers When Iron Lung Fails
Dr. Joseph H. Nelson a 1545 graduate of Kansas University Medical School lives in Kansas City Missouri and relies on an iron lung. When the motor failed he directed nurses and pumped by hand until a spare motor was installed. Firemen assisted for two hours as a technician prepared the replacement. Nelson says the iron lung is part of his anatomy and keeps a spare motor for emergencies with aid from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis March of Dimes funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Joseph H. Nelson
Kansas University Medical School
Borger
Tex
Nelson
H. S. Nelson
60Th Terrace
General Hospital
National Foundation For
Deaths and Funerals for Area Residents
Alfred M Luckey 40 Route 3 died Tuesday night from injuries in a two car crash on Highway K-16 west of Tonganoxie. Survived by sister Mrs Patty Ross and others. services Saturday at Quisenberry Chapel with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Also reporting Solon Emery and Arthur Cook death notices with details on origins, survivors, and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Luckey
Route 3
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
K-16
Tonganoxie
Luckey
Patty Ross
X Auto
Tonganoxle
Kansas City
Compton
Calif
George Bennett Construction Co
Topeka
Universal Bridge Co
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
International Teamsters Union
Alfred Lee Luckey
U. S. Air Force
Las Vegas
Nev
John Luckey
Ross
Ruth Lohr
Genevieve Maines
Violet Davis
Corpus Christi
Tex
Culver City
Quisenberry Chapel
Tonganolle
Memorial Park Cemetery
Solon T.mery
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lawrence
Colorado
Emery, Bird, Thayer
Peter and
Mary Thacher
Emery
Tenn, St
Arthur R. Cook
Hur R. Cook
Barker Ave
Baldwin
Farmers Union
DeSoto
Igrace Cook
Melvin‘ Coke
Herman Cook
K U Group to Study Sand Dune Formations in Texas
A four man Kansas University team will conduct field work in the Corpus Christi area during the between semis period. The project, sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, is led by Dr H T LU Smith with Dr David S Simonett and two graduate students Thomas A Toker and David J Magar. They depart Thursday for a week to 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Corpus Chiiali
Texas
Office of Naval Research
H T, LU. Smith
Smith
David S. Simonett
Thomas A. Toker
Dallas
Tex
David J. Magar
Burlington
City Hall sign aids visitors and nominees named for Key Men
Lawrence officials install new doors and signage at City Hall formerly Watkins Bank to curb confusion and show hours. Lawrence Junior Chamber names Key Man nominees Harold Deuser and Fred Sutton for 1956. Jaycee Distinguished Service Award winner to be announced Feb. 15 at Bosses Night Banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
New Lawrence
Watkins Bank
11Th and
Mass. Sts
Lawrence Junor Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Jaycee
Harold Deuser
Fred Sutton
Lawrence Jaycee
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
Charles L. Davis
Topeka
Davis
United States
Masonry Group K U Meeting and Student Projects Display
The Kansas Concrete Masonry Association will hold its annual joint meeting with KU Architecture faculty in the Memorial Union. A monthly meeting and dinner follow, with a display of student architectural projects judged by KU faculty. John Enslow of Portland Cement Association will speak at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Concrete Masonry Association
Department of Architecture
Kansas University
Memorial Union
K. WU
K. U
John Enslow
Portland Cement*“Association
Housing ‘Project Bureau
Births And Admitted At Memorial Hospital
At Memorial Hospital several residents are listed as admitted including Lawrence Van Gaasbeek and Della Jones. Several births are noted with couples at locations like Oxkiloosa Baldwin and Tonganoxie, naming newborn daughters and sons born Tuesday or today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence van Gaasbeek
Vt. St
Della Jones
Perry
Mary Eichelmeier
Eudora
Thelma Stapp
E. 15Th St
Armenia Winfrey
Mich. St
Delores Shelley
Route
Christina Fishburn
Charlotte Highman
Ard EL
Eleven Cited to Police Court in Tuesday Session
Eleven persons faced police court citations Tuesday morning. Named defendants include Charles H. Womble of Kansas City Kansas with a ten dollar fine for failing to yield right of way and Harold Wilburn of Kentucky Street facing a hundred dollar fine, thirty days jail and license suspension for driving under the influence. Wilburn gave notice of appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poice Court
Charles H. Womble
Kansas City
Kas
Johnnie Allen Powell
Route 2
Baldwin
Wilton Chamberlain
Campus Rd
James H. Aldrich
W. Campus Rd
Claude Lee Gower
John L. Beal
Maple &J
Donald H. Manley
Ohio St
William Holden
N. J.sl
Sadie Krause
la. St
Frank A. Wiliams
Conn. St
Harold Wilburn
Wilburn
Networks Secure Sponsors for National Conventions
ABC will sponsor radio and television coverage of the national political conventions with Philco funding the broadcasts. CBS also lined up Westinghouse for its convention programs in New York with a reported five million dollar fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Philco Corp
Philadelphia
ABC
CBS
Westinghouse Corp
Chappell Files as Douglas County Sheriff Candidate
Deputy Sheriff G D Chappell became the second Douglas County candidate to file for the August primary election. He announced December 31 he would run for sheriff since Sheriff Hodson cannot seek a third term. Undersheriff Edmondson has said he will run but has not filed. Walter Kampschroeder, 46, Canton farmer, was the first to file for the Third District County Commission seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Chappell
Douglas County
Chapell
Bull Hodson
Charles Edmondson
Walter Kampschroeder
Canton
Market and livestock report from Kansas City and national updates
Market data shows cattle and hog prices mixed with steady to higher tones in Kansas City trades. Cattle mainly steady with slow trade, hogs up 0.8 to 1.2, calves strong, sheep lambs higher, and feeds futures mixed. Separate reports note grain futures and stocks rising with steel shares leading gains and overall wall street recovery fading late in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas “City
Wall Street
New York
Whisky tears at heart of custody case in Chicago
A Chicago mother testified in Superior Court that her husband’s beatings were bearable until their 10 year old son Edward poured himself a shot of whisky, a moment she called “just too much,” leading to a court order granting her $25 weekly support and barring the father, 46, a bus driver, from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kathryn Wdowilak
Superior Court
Edward
Matt
Tonganoxie farmer pleads innocent in crash report case
Lawrence Stoneking, a 26 year old farmer from Tonganoxie, pleaded innocent to obstructing an officer and disturbing the peace in Leavenworth City Court. He is held on a $500 bond with a hearing set for Feb 3. Police and county units responded to U.S. 24 40 northeast of Lawrence after a report of a fake accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Stoneking
Tonganoxie
Walter I. Biddle
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Leavenworth County
U.S. 24-40
Brad
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Dolph CG. Simons JR
London Times
Polio
Alfred M. Lackey
Salina
YMCA
K.U
Arapahoe Basin
Winter Park
Cole
Landrith
Ind
Business and Professional Women's Club
Massachusetts Street
Thirteenth St
Massachusetts
Journal-World
Memorial Hospital
Gertrude Horak
Moundview Dr
Frank Horrel
Ada Frances Countess
Ernest Richardson
Sunflower
Barbara Mahoney
Frances Martin
Marguerite Boyd
4Th St
Myrna Hartman
Lecompion
H. D. Rock
Mass
Ella Brahler
Leroy Artman
Oxkiloosa
Albert Rogers
N. J. Stason
Manuel Mendoza
N. J
Howard Cole
Tenn
Robert Guenther
Route 1
William Merrifield
Iowa St
Robert Ammel
Tonganaxie
Taday
Police Court
Chappell
Sgr
Data News BS
K. C
K.O. Cagh
Ther. Bom
Lpm
Tvis
Admiral Wayy Tt
Allis
Allied Christy
Am Tel&Tel
Atchison
M 'Avco
Beech Airc
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Sp&pac
Chrysler
Abby
du Pont
Eagle
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Homestic
G&e
Martin
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward Ars
Ohio
Penney
JC Pa
RCA AB
Rey Mei
Sears Roeb
Sinclair O
Socony
Nyy Stoke van
Uu My UN Pac
US Steel
Westy el
Woolworth
Seattabys
Tech Mail
Capitol Federal Savings
Stoneking
George Noland
Ben Franklin
Douglas County State Bank
F.d.1.c
the Bank of Friendly Service
Moss
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