Youngster Denies Parents Were Russian Spies
Seventeen year old Lawrence Soble in New York insists his mother Myra and father Jack Soble were not spies. FBI arrested the Sobles and Jacob Albam for conspiring to obtain and transmit defense information to the Soviet Union. The family, held on $100 000 bail each, faced federal charges as the investigation noted possible others involved. The FBI traced their arrival on visas in 1941 and 1947, with the son born in Lithuania.
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New York
Lawrence Soble
United States
Jack Soble
Myra
Jacob Albam
New York City
FBI
National Defense
Soviet Union
Rhodes
Manhattan
Sobles
Albam
U. S
Paul Williams
Kobe
Japan
Oeshorn
Lithuania
Sables
Enrollment Schedule Clarifies Fall Admission Process
The notice outlines the enrollment timetable and fall admission procedures. It discusses when students are considered enrolled and how from the start of the term they are counted in the official records.
KU Gets 3 Year Grant for Bacterial Research
The University of Kansas biology department receives a three year grant totaling $15 000 per year to study rickettsial parasites and their hosts. Associate work Kay Pareteiy will lead investigations into Rocky Mountain spotted fever typhus and rickettsial pox using reinforced laboratory chick eggs as hosts. The project continues three years of prior support aiming to clarify how the parasites cause infection and alter host biology.
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Eepune Health Ice
Kansas University Eteriology Ogy Department
Wor
Two Freshman Women Named Counselors at Kansas University
The Dean of Women at Kansas University named two freshman counselors to fill midyear vacancies. Jora Felass and Carolyn Yates will serve as junior advisors at Gertrude Sellards Hall, with Welling and other counselors renamed for the second term.
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Jora
Kansas University
Gamete
Felass
Gertrude Sellards Ree
Welling“tin
Ang
Carolyn Yates
Kansas
Funeral services for Richard Markley named
Funeral services for Richard Markley, a former Lawrence resident, will be at 9 a.m. Monday with George Towle in charge. Burial is at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call. Pallbearers listed: Joe Lenahan, Laseh, Keith Colman, Merle McGuire, Albert Colman, and Leursy.
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Richard Markley
Lawrence
George Towle
Mt. Calvary
Bop
Wearades
Joe Lenahan
Laseh
Keith Colman
Merle MécGiure
Albert Colman
Leur
Kansas considers Missouri Plan for Supreme Court selection
The Saturday column outlines how Kansas selects Supreme Court justices, comparing current state practice with the Missouri Plan. It notes seven justices serving six-year terms, age and legal qualifications, and the governor's role in filling vacancies. A joint Kansas Legislature session will discuss nonpartisan reforms and possible constitutional amendments to adopt a Missouri-style method.
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Kansas
Supreme Court
Missouri
Kanaag
University Alumnus Dies At His California Home
Dwight G. Hamilton a Kansas University 1903 graduate and prominent La Jolla resident died at age 80. He built a Kansas based drug store chain then moved into wholesale drug business in 1917 and settled in La Jolla in 1940. Survivors include a daughter in Atchison his widow two sons eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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Dwight G. Hamilton
la Jolla
Calif
Kansas University
K. U
Norton
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas City
Hamilton
Woodrow Wilson
William Blair
Atchison
Hospital Admits and Discharges Include Local Residents
Admission list shows Samuel W. Stranathan Shirley Kendele Walter Sandelius William Wolfe Ben Barteldes Margie Westerhaus Walter Sample Tonga noxie Judy Brooks Barbara Larsson Shirley Brown Joe I. Rice. Discharges include Deveda Hoard Jack Snodgrass Viola Hadl Grace Somers Bertha Moore Linda Hemp Hill Mildred Zimerman and baby boy Alan Tarr Helen Beebe Alvie Guy. Births noted for Kim Tillery Dean Kendele Harry Larigon.
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Samuel W. Stranathan
Crescent Rd
Shirley Kendele
Vt. St
Walter Sandelius
Miss. St
William Wolfe
Ark. St
Ben Barteldes
Ind. St
Margie Westerhaus
Walter Sample
Tonganoxie
Judy Brooks
N. H. St. Myre
Barbara Larsson
Shirley Brown
Locus
Deveda Hoard
Conn. St
Jack Snodgrass
McLouth
Viola Hadl
Grace Somers
Bertha Moore
Lecompton
Linda Hemphill
Mildred Zim- Merman
Ala. St
Alan Tarr
N.Y. St
Helen Beebe
Grant St
Alvie
Guy
Ith St
Throckmorton backs educational television plan in Kansas
State Superintendent Adel F. Throckmorton supports using television to aid homebound and hospitalized children. A plan by five state colleges seeks 50 cents per person annually to fund an eight station system delivering at least six hours of educational TV daily to every home and school in Kansas.
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Kansas
Adel F. Throckmorton
Topeka
Throckmorton
Citizens Committee On Educational Television For
Seana
Advanced Degrees Passed in Favor of Choice Jobs
Kansas State College President James A. McCain told 314 midwinter degree graduates that a rapid shortage of college graduates, especially PhDs in human relations, is a national scandal. He urged friendliness in all relations, including international racial relations.
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Manhattan
James A. McCain
Kansas State College
McCain
Navy Outdoes Itself This Year for Union Event
Navy showcases a carrier with destroyers and Marine helicopters for AFL-CIO leaders at Miami Beach. The annual cruise aims to inform the union membership about the Navy’s mission and defense work. The event, set for next weekend, includes a mock hunter killer drill and a lunch aboard the USS Antietam.
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Miami Beach
Navy
Miami
Atlantic
Uss Antietam
Paris Fashion Show Highlights Light Suits and Dresses
The article reviews Gabrielle Chanil's Paris collection showing light suits and dresses with contrasts in length and silhouettes. It notes white brocade suit with bleached gold designs, tubular skirt with black silk waist, and a Botticelli inspired gray and white chiffon number.
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Paris
Gabrielle Chanil
Cranes Largest
Botticelli Design
County Prison Work Plan Under Review by Lawrence Court
In Lawrence probate court Judge Charles Rankin asked the Douglas County Board of Commissioners for a ruling on using county prisoners for odd jobs. The commission deferred, saying they would consult the sheriff. Also noted, a $40,000 federal grant to Kansas for rural library service may be delayed to next fiscal year. Funding would require state matching money. A bill to allow counties to maintain libraries with public vote is sponsored by Douglas County legislators, though not aimed at Lawrence.
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Supreme Court
Probate Court
Charles Rankin
Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Rankin
Sheriff's Office
Kansas
Kansas University
Kansas Traveling Libraries Commissio
Douglas County
Thief Fails in Attempted Robbery on Public Street
Patrolman Charles Tarrance, off duty, chased a robber after a woman screamed on a Pittsburgh street. He arrested Sydney Massie, 29, who denied ownership of the purse but was found with it. Massie was jailed on a robbery charge.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Tarrance
Tarrance
Sydney Massie
American photographer Georgette Chapelle tried in Budapest
U S photographer Georgette Chapelle was tried and sentenced to zero days in jail but released after time served for illegally entering Hungary. The judge ordered her to leave within 48 hours with U S Consul Richard Selby present and the case noted her refugee aid work. Co defendant Ferenc Welsch received eight months in prison and plans to appeal.
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Budapest
Georgette
Dickey) Chapelle
Hungary
Ilegally
Hero
Chapelle
U. S. Legation
U. S
Richard Selby
Edward Wailes
Ferenc Welsch
Lorant Timar
U.S
International Rescue Committee
Croydon Fake Bomb Prank Exposed by Police
Croydon, England police admitted the staged bomb found on the steps of Croydon Town Hall was a harmless prank. Initial reports blamed the IRA, but investigators labeled it a practical joke after a watchman heard ticking from a parcel wrapped in brown paper.
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Croydon
England
Croydon Town Hall
IRA
Northern Ireland
Parrot Pretty Boy Draws Police Attention in Burbank
In Burbank California neighbors complain about the parrot Pretty Boy owned by Roy S. Bunnell saying he is arrogant and disruptive. The 18 year old bird allegedly says Shut up and police plan another check despite the parrot remaining silent during initial inquiry.
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Burbank
Calif
Pretty Boy
Roy S. Bunnell
Bunnell
U.S. Moves Toward Credit Sales to Poland
President Eisenhower and House Foreign Affairs Chair Gordon discuss preparatory steps toward selling farm goods and machine equipment to Poland on credit. Eisenhower says aid will strengthen security and peace of the free world. The exchange follows Gordon urging surplus farm products and shipments via CARE and other agencies.
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Washington
United States
Poland
Eisenhower
Gordon
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Free World
CARE
Market News Grain and Livestock Report with Navy Missile Note
Market data from Kansas City shows grain prices for wheat corn and soybeans with livestock quotes for cattle hogs and sheep. The piece notes the Gyatt destroyer and claims the first Pearl Harbor shot came from a Navy ship.
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Gyatt
Pearl Harbor
Profit Motive Costs New York Man Dearly
Mount Vernon New York businessman Mars tin Rowe owner of cabs learned profit chasing has a price after two masked men flagged his taxi and robbed him of a 500 payroll as driver Samuel Katz 55 was forced to pull over. The two fled without paying fare.
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Mount Vernon
Marstin Rowe
Rocco
Samuel Katz
Rorea
Obituary of Ada Jane Graham Zurro in Port Hueneme California
Ada Jane Graham Zurro 37 died January 19 at her Port Hueneme home. Born July 7 1919 near Overbrook she lived in Ventura County 11 years. She and her husband Pat L Zurlo have a son Frank and daughters Helen and Virginia. Also survived by parents and four brothers and four sisters. Requiem Mass was held at Mary Star of the Sea Port Hueneme with Rosary in Oxnard and burial in Santa Clara California.
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Ada Jane Graham Zurro
Port Hueneme
Calif
Overbrook
Ventura County
Mothers Club
St. Anthony's School
Oxnard
Pat L. Zurlo
Frank Zurlo
Helen
Virginia Zurlo
Charles Price
Liberty
Harold Graham
Oklahoma City
Okla
Garland Graham
Irvin Graham
Howard Graham
W. 4Th St
LaVerta Rising
Ohio St
Bessie Elbert
Barker St
Marjorie Harden
Mass
Fern Pawley
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary Star of the Sea
Santa Clara
Card of Thanks for Edna Welsh
We thank relatives and friends for cards flowers and kindness during the illness and death of our mother Mrs Edna Welsh. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kembering Mr and Mrs Clifford Welch and grandchildren.
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Edna Welsh
Lloyd
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