Harvest Resumes In Parts Of State
Dry weather allows wheat and barley cutting to restart in Kansas. Great Bend report shows July 4 offices for harvest equipment and labor demand. Test cuts underway in northern districts. full wholesale cutting slated early next week if conditions stay dry. Kansas Supreme Court releases 26 decisions in summer recess. Bourbon County school dispute case and Graves Truck Line appeal cases noted.
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North Central
West Central
Northwestern
Gilkison
Texas
Oklahoma
Topekap
Kansas Supreme Court
Bourbon County
Cooper Gains Finals In Big Wimbledon Tennis Event
Wimbledon reports Ashley Cooper reached the final by defeating Neale Fraser 1 6 14 12, seed No 2 set to face winner Lew Hoad or Sven Davidson. Althea Gibson and Darlene Hard won 6 3 6 0 to reach women's doubles semis. Mimi Arnold and Karol Fagero were eliminated by Yola Ramirez and Rosa Maria Reyes 6 3.
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Wimbledon
England
Ashley Cooper
Neale Fraser
Lew Hoad
Australia
Sven Davidson
Sweden
Althea Gibson
New York
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Angela Mortimer
Pat Hird
Britain
U. S
Mimi Arnold
Redwood
Karol Fagero
Miami
Fla
Mexico
Pert Yola Ramirez
Rosa Maria Reyes
Lawrence Fourth of July Celebrations Highlight Safety First Theme
Lawrence residents prepare for Independence Day with fireworks at Baker University stadium Lakeview picnics at a 50 year tradition Lone Star and other lakes offer fishing boating and picnics Jayhawk Plunge at Lawrence Country Club to draw a large crowd Junior Chamber of Commerce urges spectators not to sit on the hill back of the display to avoid accidents Two cent tickets fund over 1000 dollars in fireworks County and city offices and banks will close all day Law enforcement stress Safety First during the holiday period
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Baker University Stadium
Lakeview
Lawrence
Lawrence Country Club
Jayhawk Plunge
Lone Star
Jaycees
Deaths and Funerals Gladys McGinnis
Funeral services for Gladys Leone McGinnis of Junction City who died Monday at Kansas University Medical Center will be at 2 30 p m Friday at Mass Dimitt Funeral Home Junction City Rev J H Hamlin of Salina will officiate Burial will follow in Junction City She is the daughter of Mrs Lulu Irving of 823 Conn St Meeting notices
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Gladys Leone McGinnis
Gladys Leone MecGinnies
Junction City
Kansas University Medical Center
Mass Dimitt
J. H. Hamlin
Salina
Lulu Irving
Conn
Wheat penalty and weather notes from Local Reading
Farms with excess wheat must pay a penalty per bushel or store the surplus to avoid it. Those with excess acreage after May 25 lose marketing cards until disposal or payment. Wheat from these farms loses price support eligibility. Local temps: Lawrence 93/68, Kansas City 101, no rain in 24 hours. Rivers Saline and Solomon flooding receding but not leading to major danger.
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Lawrence
Garden City
Olathe
Kansas
Saline
Tescott
Weather Bureau
Solomon River
Beloit
Memorial Hospital Patient and Home Addresses Listed
A long list of names and addresses linked to Memorial Hospital is provided, including Jane Gibson, Harold Guest, Deborah Walden, and many others across Baldwin, Topeka, Eudora, Bonner Springs, Sunflower, and Tonganoxie. The entry notes a daughter born Tuesday and a son born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Torneden respectively.
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Jane Gibson
W. 6Th St
Harold Guest
Baldwin
Deborah Walden
Bonner Springs
Charles William
Nasmith Rd
Minnie McCulloch
la. St
Cindy O'Bryan
Richard Watkins
W. 4Th St
Margaret Morgan
Sunflower
Eva. Polk
Walnut St
Jeannette Tingle
Fla, St
Mabel Edwards
Ky. St
Esther Graham
James
Bernhardt
Topeka
James Milliken
Ind. St
Albert Anderson
Eudora
Steven Shepard
N. 7Th St
James Shepard
Betty Down
N. H. St
Laura Christy
Cleo Gillespie
Pa. St
Flora Hyatt
Lyon St
Barbara Gallegly
Floyd Quigley
Vernie Hegerman
Donnie Reynolds
Kate Caldwell
Sherman
Conn, St
Rudy Neugebauer
Easy St
Deborak—Walden
Borner
Springs
Ernest
R. I. St
Virginia Savidge
Ohia St
Mary Harbaugh
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Sanders
Floyd Torneden
Richland
Kansas Traffic Deaths Top Era
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section for the last 24 hours ending 1957 date. Elder Bridges of Baltimore Massachusetts will speak at 8 30 this evening at the Pentecostal Church located at 19th and Tenn Streets.
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Topera
Kansas
Elder Bridges
Baltimore
Pentecostal Church
19Th and
iTenn. Sts
Eisenhower on disarmament and TVA picks in brisk talk
In a wide ranging briefing, President Eisenhower defended U.S. disarmament offers as carefully studied and vowed to stand by them even at a possible scientific disadvantage. He praised Arnold Jones as TVA commissioner pick and rejected a Baker alternative on public grounds. He urged local trial for an American soldier in Paris and discussed Algeria inde pendence and foreign interviews while stressing centralized military procurement and prudent training oversight. Keep the good news coming: call for Journal-World subscription.
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U.S
Jong and
Laborius
United States
TVA
Arnold Jones
Tennessee Valley Authority
Jones
Sen. Cooper
R-Ny
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Congress
Paris
Army
C. DeWayne McOsker
Algeria
Sen. Kennedy
Dmass
Secretary of Defense
Air Force Base
Air Force
Air Force Board
Lack
Hand Air Force
Texas
Rep. Madden
D-Ind
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Secretary of State
Central Intelligence Agency
Firecracker safety and local weather notes in Lawrence
Lawrence residents urge caution with firecrackers after several near misses while police report no injuries. The June rainfall at the KU station neared eight inches, Worden recorded 4.88 inches, and the June Leyden normal was 4.71 inches. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation elections planned with ballots mailed by Aug. 12. ASC maps posted at 641 Mass. St. Bus revenue concerns cited in Topeka as city explores lowering a $10,000 annual franchise tax. Lawrence Post Office announces holiday schedule with no mail delivery. 200 youths and 18 adults travel to Kansas City for a baseball game, returning that afternoon. Youth Center committee plans a 7:30 p.m. Friday meeting at the Community Building with city officials and Wayne Bly.
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Walter Schwarz
Worden
Lawrence
K.U
Eben Farley
ASC
Mass. St
Land City
Wayne Bly
Stage Door first summer production by art camp group
The Kansas University Midwestern Music and Art Camp theater division presents Stage Door. The round-stage production follows young women striving in theater life. Performances at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday in Memorial Union Ballroom, air conditioned. Admission free with advance tickets at Union concession counter. Cast includes Don Blades and Vick Sue White.
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Kansas University Midwestern Music and Art Camp
Memorial Union
Union
Lawrence
Kingsley
Terry
Don Blades
Cherryvale
Vick
Sue White
Great Bend
Larry
Terry Conner
Conn
St. Madeline
Mary Margaret Maertens
Route 1
Deveraux
Greg Turner
Strong Ave
Big Mary
Katy Wright
Miss. St
Susan
Delores Harris
Moundview Dr
Mrs. Orcutt
Suzanne Calvin
Crescent Rd
Little Mary
Elaine Hartzell
Ohio St
Bernice
Barbara Foley
20Th St. Terr
Louise
Carolyn Shull
N. H. St
Gretzl
Franz von Sauer
Dr. Randall
Olga
Jane Anne Sullivan
Solomon
Bobby
Sue Lyn Bumpas
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ann
Marie Shore
DeSoto
Shaw
Judy Mayhan
Emporia
Linda
Marlene Elam
Kirksville
Mor
Pat
Brenda Boyle
Burrton
Kaye
Kay Carroll
el Dorado
Jean
Julie Cypps
Brentwood
Milhauser
Phil Harris
Columbus
Sam
Derril Peabody
Muscotah
Ellen
Joan Clark
Alma
Jack Brooking
K. U
University Theater
Joplin
Mrs. Ackerman’s Funeral Held In Lawrence
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily Ackerman a longtime Lawrence millinery shop operator were held this afternoon with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Born in Russell in 1874 she moved to Lawrence in 1912 and ran the Ackerman Hat Shop at 1017 Massachusetts Street until 1951. She died Sunday at her home on Kentucky Street and was a Trinity Episcopal Church member.
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Emily Ackerman
Lawrence
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ackerman
Russell
John F. Ackerman
Mass. St
Trinity’ Episcopal Church
Firemen's Quick Work Saves Tonganoxie Home
The Tonganoxie fire department saved the Jim Leonard residence after a connecting garage and breezeway burned and a 1949 car was destroyed. Leonard credited the crew for arriving within minutes, noting a near-total loss if delayed. The blaze followed an acetylene torch lighting attempt by his son and occurred just after 6 p.m.
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Tonganoxie
Jim Leonard
Leonard
Tonganoxie Plans Fourth of July Street Dance
The annual Tonganoxie Fourth of July street dance will run 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. at City Hall with music from a Leavenworth orchestra. Local civic groups will run concessions and Mayor Dale Rawlings, along with Councilmen Joe Sherritt George White Jr. and Roy Salomone, are assisting. A Legion meeting is delayed due to the holiday, with a special session to be scheduled later.
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Tonganoxie
Dale Rawlings
Leavenworth
Tonganoxie Ccmvic
Rawlings
Joe Sheritt
George White Jr
Roy Salomone
Casper Boy Rescued After Wander on Casper Mountain
A 10-year-old Casper boy named Bobby Michow wandered from a picnic on Casper Mountain, 8,300 feet high, at 5 p.m. yesterday and reached a Pratt Ranch at the mountain’s base this morning, 25 miles from his disappearance. He appeared exhausted but in good condition as searchers scoured the rugged area.
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Casper
Wyo
Casper Mountain
Bobby Michow
Pratt Ranch
Judge Denies Mistrial Bid in Hoffa Bribery Case
U S District Judge Burnita S Matthews denied a defense motion for a mistrial in the bribery conspiracy trial of James R Hoffa Midwest Teamsters boss The motion argued that prosecution witness John Dye Cheasty voiced racial views that could prejudice jurors The judge ordered jurors to ignore the racial issue and noted comments about the NAACP the Tallahassee boycott and a Florida legislative investigation could not influence deliberations
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Washington v
U. S. Dist
Burnita S. Matthews
James R. Hoffa
Midwest Teamsters Union
John Dye Cheasty
Hyman J. Fischbach
Miami
Hoffa
Cheasty
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Cn Te
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Matthews
National Assn. For
Advancement of Colored People
Tallahassee
Florida
Two Tonga Youths Charged With Blasting Mail Boxes
Leavenworth reports two Tongan youths, C. Banpop and Richard P. Eine, both 20, and James V. Morey, 19, arraigned on four counts of destroying mail receptacles after allegedly blowing open rural mail boxes with giant firecrackers. Bound over for grand jury under $500 bonds each, with potential penalties up to three years in prison and a 1,000 fine.
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Leavenworth
U. S. Capree
C. Banpop
Richard P. Eine
James V. Morey
Bannon
Harris Waives Hearing For Charge of Robbery
Vernon Gall Harris, 24, of St Joseph Missouri, waived preliminary hearing in County Court on a first degree robbery charge and was bound over to the November term of District Court. He failed to post a 2500 dollar bond and was returned to the county jail after an armed robbery arrest on June 25 involving a car owned by Ed Harry Knauff of Kansas City Missouri. He surrendered to Lincoln Nebraska police and was returned to Lawrence by sheriff's deputies.
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Vernon Gall Harris
St. Joseph
Harris
Harry Knauff
Kansas City
Lincoln
Neb
Lawrence
Sheriff's’ Deputies
Secret Testimony Sought In Wichita Disbarment Action
Atty Gen John Anderson said he would file an affidavit and request for a secret inquisition of witnesses in the disbarment case against two Wichita lawyers. The proceeding, not to be filed in District Court, faced interruptions as Judge Howard Kline presided over a hearing that continued until July 4. Paraguay etymology noted as Crown of Palme and River Crowned With Palms.
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Topeka
John ‘Anderson
Wichita
Anderson
Howard Kline
John Stice
Wichita Court of Common’ Pleas
Roy Trail
Lester Goodell
Supreme Court
London Hangover Follows Todd's 80 Days Premiere Party
London endured a mass hangover after Mike Todd hosted the London premiere of Around the World In 80 Days. Aly Khan Bettina roamed on a pink purple ride while Sir Hartley Shawcross danced rhumba. Eddie Fisher served champagne as guests celebrated into dawn at Battersea amusement park.
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London
Europe
Mike Todd
Todd
Aly Khan
Bettina
Sir Hartley Shawcross
Labor
Eddie Fisher
Duchess of Kent
Princess Alexandra
Battersea
Tames McNeill Whistler
Thames
John Service Restored to State Department Job
Federal Judge James W. Morris ordered John Stewart Service reinstated as a State Department foreign service officer effective December 14, 1951, after a Supreme Court and Loyalty Review Board signaled improper discharge by Dean Acheson. Service earns about 31,250 yearly. back pay may total around $18,000 as he works in New York’s export business.
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Washington
John Stewart Service
State Department
Foreign Service
U. S
Supreme Court
Acheson
Loyalty Review’ Board
Service
Loyalty Review Board
Alfred Scanlan
New York
Dr. Herold Guest in critical condition at hospital
Baker University faculty member since 1926 Dr Herold Guest listed in critical condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a heart attack just after noon Tuesday as he prepared to lead his first Rotary meeting as president. President Eisenhower has sent to the Senate the nomination of Hubert Holloway as postmaster at Greensburg Kas.
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Baldwin
Herold Guest
Baker University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Guest
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Hubert C. Holloway
Greensburg
Kas
Dont Call Room 1107 That Tenant Has Moved
Kansas City dispatch notes there was no answer at 1107 Federal Reserve Bank Building as former president Harry S. Truman moved to his new office in the Truman Library in Independence. The library will be dedicated and turned over to the government Saturday with space for his offices including a private chamber and reception room.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank
Harry S. Truman
Harry’ S. Truman
Topeka Man Sentenced for DUI and Open Bottle
Lawrence Beatty of Topeka received a $155 fine and 30 days in county jail after a Tuesday court finding of driving under the influence of liquor, carrying an open bottle, and lacking a driver’s license. Erich Gruen, junior varsity lightweight crew member at Columbia, was valedictorian of the 580 graduating class.
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Topeka
Lawrence Beatty
Topeke
Erich Gruen
Columbia
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