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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1962
Page
6
A publication offers multiple real estate and appraised property ads in Douglas County. Listings feature a 38 acre tract with a Colonial style home, 3 bed ranchers, brick houses near campus, and numerous 2 bed rentals with terms and contact numbers for Holmes Peck Brown, M. R. Gill Agency, and Moore Associates.
A dense classified-like page offers auto parts such as rebuilt engines starters water pumps and voltage regulators alongside farm produce including watermelons corn tomatoes and berries. It also lists real estate ads vehicles homes and rental notices with various contact numbers and locations.
A dense page of classifieds lists real estate for sale and rent including a 3 bedroom home with central air near Centennial School and various loans and payments. vehicles for sale such as a 1955 Buick Special and a 1960 Corvair Monza. plus numerous items for rent and business services. notices include farm land and equipment, construction, clothing and sewing services, and job openings. The jumble includes addresses like 820 New Hampshire St and 21468 Mitchell Rd and firms like Lawrence Loan & Finance Co and Simmons-Doane Realtors, with contact numbers VI 3-1122 and VI 3-8279.
Classified notice listing builders and contractors goods including lumber pipes and beams, plus several home for sale ads. Homes advertised include a 6 room Colonial near campus with mahogany paneling and fireplace priced at 15900, and a Dutch Colonial with 2 bedrooms at 9600, plus a 3 bedroom ranch near new for 13500.
Wichita dealer William H. Addington testified he is not the father of a son born six years ago to Margaret Golden of Mission Kansas in a paternity case filed in Sedgwick County District Court. He described pressures to sign a payment contract claiming threats from Golden and noted his former Kansas Highway Commission role.
Three ninth graders and six others were punished by City Judge William Obermiller for drinking at Whiting Beach on June 18. The three teens were spanked 15 times each by police and a bailiff, had hair shaved, schoolwork on the Declaration and Constitution, and beach cleanup duties through Labor Day. Cardona received 30 days in jail and a $65 fine.
The comptroller of the currency orders a statement of condition from all national banks as of close of business Saturday June 30, with the Federal Reserve Board and FDIC issuing similar calls for their systems.
A Vietnamese woman hosts a Radio Hanoi program beaming to U S troops in South Vietnam. The show features Soviet jazz and communist messaging, echoing World War II tactics. U S officials say such broadcasts have not harmed troop morale.
Defense Secretary McNamara orders a critical review of all overseas military purchasing to shift more to the United States and cut at least a billion dollars annually from the roughly three billion spent abroad to ease gold-dollar drain, per Pentagon spokesman sources.
West Berlin police report midnight exchanges of stones and tear gas with Communist side sentries. Western patrols were stoned over the wall by border guards with no explanation given.
The Grant Consolidated School District No 100 offers four buildings and grounds at public auction on July 7 1962 at 9 12 noon with inspection Saturdays. Each parcel in White Dist 61 Burnette Dist 62 Oak Ridge 638 and Bis marck No 79 will be sold at the stated times with 10 percent down and rest on title delivery. Contact Ralph Pine Jr director for details.
In the Douglas County probate court a petition filed by Fred Johnson seeks an order to sell an undivided one eighth interest in Lots 11 and 12. The action concerns Pauline Johnson described as an incompetent person and names all interested parties. The notice is part of a public filing from Lawrence Daily Journal World dated July 6, 1962.
Multiple legal notices published in Lawrence Kansas 1962. Guardianship claim over Pauline Johnson and guardian John J. Wiley attorney Eugene C Riling. Also appointment of executors Laurence Osmond and Laurence Ralph Osmond for Clara Osmond will with nine month creditor claims.
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