Troops Convict Man Talks of Cruelty at Lichfield Guardhouse
William C. Loveless of Parma Missouri was convicted of striking two soldier prisoners at the Lichfield England guardhouse and fined 100 dollars. Kilian seeks change of venue again as defense witnesses decline to travel to Germany for testimony and court denies the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Nauheim
Germany
Pflo
William C. Loveless
Parma
Lichfield
James A. Kilian
United States
Kilian
T. F. Bresnahan
England
Highland Park
War Department
Washington
Ite
Raymond E. Ford
Ford
Licheld
Girl Returns Home After Ordeal In Lawrence
Juanita Kahlstorf returns to Lawrence with her father after a tense period following a friend’s proposal and threats. Doctors report no harm to her or her father. She plans to rejoin Lawrence Memorial High School as a sophomore and aims to restore her reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Buddy
Lawrence
Kahlstorfs
Juanita
Kahlstorf
Butler
Wahlstorf
Loretta Academy
Catholic Girls School
Kansas City
Plane found in Grant township wheat field after fuel exhaust
A model plane with about five feet wing span was found in Elmer Ousdahl's Grant township wheat field on Saturday. The tail was damaged by a tractor before discovery and no other damage was noted. Ousdahl seeks identification to return the craft to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Ousdahl
Grant Township
Taxicab Driver Fined For Reckless Driving After Medical Call
Norcross of 716 Rhode Island Street was found guilty of reckless driving after claiming he was responding to a medical emergency. Judge O J Lane imposed a $3 fine for the offense on the Saturday night incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Lane
Norcross
Rhode Island Street
Orcross
Extinguish Culvert Fire Near Santa Fe Tracks
Lawrence fire fighters battled a wooden culvert blaze under the Santa Fe railroad tracks west of the Kaw River bridge at 4 35 Sunday morning. Fire Chief Paul Ingels said the fire started at the north end and much of the flames were in the roof of the structure. Crews dammed the culvert and flooded it to extinguish the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lawrence Fire Department
Santa Fe
Kaw River
Paul Ingels
School of Fine Arts faculty concert moved to Fraser Theater
Fraser Theater hosts the School of Fine Arts faculty concert Tuesday night with eight artist teachers performing solo and ensemble pieces. Performers include Marie Wilkins, Meribah Moore, Irene Peabody, Alberta Stuhl, Waldemar Gelich, Joseph Wilkins, John Ehrlich and Allen Rogers starting at eight. The program features piano works, ensemble, vocal solos, violin, and a vocal duet, concluding with Marie Wilkins and Joseph Wilkins in a soprano tenor finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
Fraser Theater
Frank Strong
Marie Wilkins
Meribah Moore
Irene Peabody
Alberta Stuhl
Waldemar Gelich
Joseph Wilkins
John Ehrlich
Allen Rogers
Beethoven
Alberta Stuht
Dieta
Gondoliera
Henschel
Hildbach
Merihah Moore
Soprann
Tachaikowsky
Chabrier- Loeffler
Waldemar Geltch
Nuit
Massanet
Service Members Return Home From Multiple Commands
Cpl Gordon L Schleifer returns to spend 21 days with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Schleifer in Massachusetts before reporting to Hamilton Field California. Lt Col Maurice A Walker to leave army July 10 after a career that included chief of surgery at several hospitals and a Walter Reed post. Seaman Richard H Wagstaff Jr returns from Bainbridge Maryland and plans to attend Kansas University this fall. Bill Conboy arrives from Yokosuka Japan aboard APA San Saba awaiting discharge processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Gordon L. Schleifer
Kearns
Utah
Lloyd Schleifer
Massachusetts
Hamilton Field
Calif
Maurice A. Walker
Minnie B. Walker
Army
Camp Reale
General Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Gen. Baxter
Spokane
Wash
Dibble General Hospital
Menlo Park
Walker
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Kansas
California
Oregon
Washington
Kansas City
Richard H. Wagstaff, Jr
Bainbridge
Navy
Ana Costia
D. C
Wagstaff
K. U
R. H. Wagstaff
Bill Conboy
R. P. Conboy
San Diego
Yokosuka
Japan
Births at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Over Weekend
Birth notices from Lawrence Memorial Hospital list several newborns over Saturday and Sunday. The Worls of Sunflower welcomed a girl. the Bartons welcomed a boy. the Standings on 1819 Indiana Street welcomed a boy. the Walkers on Route 3 welcomed a girl. the Lies on Haskell welcomed a boy. the Strongs of Baldwin Route 1 welcomed a girl. the Kruses of Sunflower welcomed a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
R. B. Worl
J. Barton
J. R. Standing
Indiana Street
Robert Walker
Bryce Lay
Haskell
Carl Strong
Baldwin
W. L. Kruse
KU to Add 33 Housemothers for Dorms and Fraternity Homes
University of Kansas will appoint 33 housemothers this fall the largest group in years to supervise dormitories and fraternity and sorority houses. Ten new appointees are named nine others return and six positions remain to fill with assignments to specific houses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K.U
Marie Millér
W. C. Jackson
Chicago
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Onita S. Miller
Kansas City
Chi Omega Sorority
W. S. Shaw
Kan
Delta Gamma Sorority
H. W. Perkins
Mission
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Esther Reed
Ellinwod
R. Roche
Miller Hall
Julia Ames Willard
Walking Hall
C. W. Arrick
Seepy Hollow Hall
W. J. Wallace
Hopkins Hall
P. H. Klinkenberg
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Lina Horner
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Ralph Baldwin
Camma Phi Beta Sorority
Andrew McKay
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Dean Alt
Pi Eta Phi Sorority
Mary Youngman
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Names Written To Stabs At Rodeo Thursday Night
Ted Cox explains how VFW awarded a Chevrolet and a riding horse at the rodeo. Some buyer names were on ticket stubs while others were not, as crowd members would hear the winning numbers announced and come forward to claim prizes. The winning tickets and stubs are available for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chevrolet
Ted Cox
V.F.W
Cox
Three Douglas County couples obtain marriage licenses
Three marriage licenses were issued Saturday by the Douglas County probate judge’s office. The couples are Alfred William Farrer aged 18 and Mary Lawrence aged 18 of Kansas City Missouri. Noble R. Whitney aged 23 and Clara Lee La Rose aged 18 of Nelson Missouri. Floyd J. Whitney aged 21 of Marshall Missouri and Virginia Lee Pulliam aged 19 of Blackwater Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Alfred William Farrer
Mary Lawrence
Kansas City
Noble R. Whitney
Clara Lee LaRose
Nelson, Mo
Floyd J. Whitney
Marshall
Virginia Lee Pulliam
Blackwater
Forfeits $25 Bond In Police Court
Judge O J Lane ruled the $25 appearance bond posted at 9 05 last night by George A Voltera as he was arrested for drunkenness is forfeit. The address of Voltera is listed as unknown and the proceeding occurred in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Lane
George A. Voltera
Concerts Highlight Mid Western Music Camp Under Directors
At Hoch Hill on a hot day the Mid Western Music Camp presented orchestra and band programs led by Russell L. Wiley and guest director C. J. McKee of Topeka. Betty Lou Wells soloed with the orchestra while the band played selections including Armenian Dances and Legende with guests Frank Coulter and a large audience enjoying the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell L. Wiley
C. J. McKee
Topeka
Wiley
E Thayer Gaston
Mr. McKee
Hoch
Betty Lou Wells
Salopanies Symphony
Mr. Wiley
McKee
Eric Coates
Jarnefelt
Morton Gould
Chabrier
Comets
Leo Horacek
Joe Langworthy
Frances Douglass
Jeanne Peck
Tom Lovitz
James Sellards
Smith
Dr. Gaston
Atheniz
Strauss
Khachaturian
Paul Creston
Ben Shanklin
Peter and the Wolf
Lawrence Visitors and Law Abiding, July 1946 Notes
Mrs. Phil Edwards of Fort Worth Texas visits Lawrence while her husband, a former Lawrence journalist, now city editor in Fort Worth, travels to St. Petersburg Iowa to visit his father. The Kansas Highway Patrol warns motorists to tag vehicles with two plates and fix lights and brakes. Parking fines yield 14.05 dollars in Lawrence court. A motorist overpays a 1.05 dollar ticket, sending five cents plus a dollar to cover the fine. USES reports job applications dip due to July 4 holiday. 38 of 65 referred found work, 105 openings remain. Lawrence hogs arrive with top price 16.25, noted by C T Hough of Kansas Electric Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Edwards
Fort Worth
Texas
Lawrence
Missouri
Edwards
Journal- World
O. J. Lane
United States Employment Service
Harry R. Barnard
Market News Markets at a Glance New York July
AP dispatch reports a quiet session with mixed stock prices. Cotton shows weakness on acreage expectations while corn faces declines. hogs rise modestly to about 14.7 per cwt. Cattle and calves trend steady to lower on feed lot demand. Kansas City livestock notes uneven strength among beef and dairy classes with packers cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ward
Chicago
Cate
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
Its
Company announces remaining refund checks to be picked up
The company disclosed that it still holds 1,00 deposit refund checks totalling $5,000 for customers. A special refund desk remains on the sales floor until Saturday noon this week. Customers are urged to collect their checks as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Deaths and Funerals Mrs. Almetta Lee, 53, Topeka
Isaac Riley of 234 Illinois Street reports the death of his sister Mrs. Almetta Lee aged 53 of Topeka. She formerly lived in Lawrence. Funeral arrangements are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Riley
Ilinois Street
Almetta Lee
Topeka
Lee
Lawrence
Divorce Suit Filed in Douglas County Court
Wilma Mae Williams filed for divorce against Jesse Williams Jr in Douglas County District Court on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Mae Williams
Jesse Williams, Jr
Douglas County District Court
Card of Thanks for Elmer Byford
The Wade family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of Elmer Byford and for floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Byford
Clinton Wade
Cattle and Hogs Market Report with Mixed Prices
The market shows varied cattle and hog prices with medium and good stock, feedlots and slaughter cows moving unevenly. Sheep and lambs demand remains active while shipments and unsettled bids cause some lots to remain unsold amid price fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frvtay
Arasiy
Livestock and Produce Market Reports From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City hay markets show steady demand for good quality hay with several cars arriving in heating condition, market dragging on them. Chicago potato market reports arrivals, on track shipments, and price levels for U S varieties. butter and egg prices listed for Kansas City region with standard and extras pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas
Abseidad
Prairie
Chicago
California
Bliss
Idaho
Oregon
Texas
Arizooa Riss
M Sour Cathlers UC S
Local Market Fluctuations Reported Amid Mixed Trading
An incoherent stock note lists varied figures and fractions from wall street activity. The fragmentary item mentions shares, totals, and unusual counts while noting slow overall trading and a drift in early results.
Irregularities and names trail in unclear film business snippet
Fragmentary OCR lists titles and entities including Distillers Corp Hiram Walker USCh share openings and power and light firms. Mentions Invern strona Nichel American Can Pacific Northern Bethlehem Rennev and Dome M Intyre Florecupine with no coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distillers Corp. T
Hiram Walker
U.S
Steve Goodcrok
Montgomery Wand
E'ntric Poweer & Light
Invern Strona
J. Inad
Hestitas More & Chi
Northern
Bethlehen
Can, Rennev
Dome M Intyre Florecupine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ousdahl
Iecis
Mem- Beaman
N.G
Weeden
K. U. Fine Arts
Satis
Hills of
Anacapri
Cebuary
Memorial“Hospital
Vanna
Fagaly
Shorten
T Thenhite
E.A. Sampson
Chicago,si, Ill
Sitions Coerae
Kansas State Highway Patrol
C. T. Hough
Kansas Electric Power
Mrs. Almetta Lee
Eudora
Edwin Lefmann
Jake Lefmann
Harold
P. J. Lefmann
Howard Caviness
Dorothea Schroeder
Walter Gerstenberger
Caviness
George Born
Martin Abel
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles Brown
Gardner
Ann Long
Marlene Mahler
Delores Warmker
Maxine Diedrich Carol Joyce Bond
LaDona Kazmaier
Leo Storm
John Long
Leland Massey
Methodist
Geraldine Harris
Dorothy Willard
Jayhawk Plunge
Lester Massey
Bobbie
I. C. Willard
Alfred Eisele
Sublette
Ralph Schmidt
Shirley Sturnamen
Lucas
Robert Fisele
Ralph Lidikay
Wellsville
R. T. Laughlin
Mozella
Laughlin
T. P. Stevens
Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
PICKENS BROS. _Machine Works
Kansaa
Kanene City
Cash Grain
Kansas Cits
Titved
Siag
Omom Oles Milo Matze
Kafir
Mt 1
Ony
APO
Esca
Aig
Eges
Naptive Springs
Broilers
Arkansas Springs
Leghorn Springs
Rusty’s
Lawrence Sanitary Milk & Ice Cream Co
Drake
Merle Oberon
Paradise
Bowman's Radio and Electronic Shops
Wall Street
Vorvos
Tadaws
Otto
Koiak
Memsevia
Ar Teneeral Foertes Sasi
Kraft & Starr
T. G. Fitch
Andy C. Hess
Travel
Tre Palace
Cain
Funk’s Mortuary
Holnes- Hammel Co., Inc
East Yard Street
23Rd Street
En Hi
Lity Cab Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!