Lawrence social calendar includes weddings and engagements
Lawrence residents celebrate a wedding of Eleanor Soular Miller to Andrew Pantrhart with a reception at Lawrence Woman's Club. Engagements announced for Evelyn Marie Griffith to Paul LeRoy Johnston and Ona Glee Shearer to Donnell Horn Jr. Dinners and meetings mark community life, with club gatherings, church events, and notes on local professionals' travels and honors.
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Mr and Mrs C B Russell sail for Europe aboard Queen Elizabeth
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Russell depart tonight for New York to embark on the SS Queen Elizabeth for a European tour starting with England. They will visit seven countries and expect to return around September 1. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Donald Myers travel with their daughter Mary Ann.
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New York
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Local family notices and new ranch home project
Mr and Mrs DeWitt Potter and three children reside in Calgary Ontario Canada while Mrs Mahlon Bail of Coronado Beach California visits with her mother and son Lt Mahlon Bail on Arctic duty. I W Hartley and family hosted Fourth of July guests, including Jerry Thomas and Thomas relatives from Columbia. Clarence and Elaine Topping begin building a ranch style home on four Country Club Terrace lots with a rock ledge foundation, moving from 813 S St to temporary quarters at 1007 W 6th. A Shultz from La Crosse Wisconsin bought their former residence.
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Calgary
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Canada
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Coronado Beach
Calif
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Colorado
Lawrence
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I. W. Hartley
Jerry Thomas
Thomas
Columbia
Whitney
W. 6Th St
A. Shultz
LaCrosse
Wisc
NEA Adopts Resolutions Sponsored by Hays Man
The National Education Association adopted 30 resolutions proposed by its resolutions committee led by Clyde U Phillips of Ways. One calls for studying the time lag between high school graduation and military induction. another seeks educational and cultural material in a special postal class. The association yesterday elected John Lester Buford of Mount Vernon, Illinois, as president.
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National Education Assn
Clyde U Phillips
Ways
Congress
John Lester Buford
Mount Vernon, iI
Guardsmen to Train at Fort Carson Camp McCoy
About 2350 Kansas national guardsmen in nondivision units depart Sunday for two weeks of training at Fort Carson Colorado. Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell says Gov. Fred Hall will review the troops July 16. The governor will also review other Kansas Board units Aug. 6 at Camp McCoy Wisconsin.
Leader of U S Backed Italy Church Arrested After Sign
In Rome a minister of the American supported Church of Christ in Italy, Cline R. Paden of Brownfield and Lubbock Texas, was sentenced to 10 days in jail for placing a sign on his church building after police removed it. He was fined 3000 lire about 5 dollars and the sentence suspended pending appeal filed by Rome attorney Giacomo Rosapepe. The move follows ongoing conflicts between Rome congregants and Italian authorities as another evangelical group, the Baptists, sent greetings to Premier Segni urging end to legal obstruction and respect for religious liberty.
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Hitachi Shipbuilding Plans Labor Cost Cuts and Birth Control
Hitachi Shipbuilding Co announces a plan to cut costs by reducing baby births and dependent allowances while lowering labor costs. The program targets 14,000 employees and claims annual savings of 27,000 dollars. It aims to teach birth control as part of the efficiency strategy.
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Hitachi Shipbuilding Co
Five Children Hurt As Carnival Whip Breaks
INDEPENDENCE Ky A carnival ride known as the whip hurled five children into the air at an American Legion picnic last night injuring three. Most serious was seven year old James Beach whose skull was fractured. Twelve year old Lathan Brinkley suffered a collarbone fracture and fourteen year old Alvin Gibson had a possible fractured shoulder. Two other riders escaped injury as volunteer firemen reported a suspected control fault causing a speedup.
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American Legion
James Beach
Lathan Brinkley
Alvin Gibson
Con Dren's Art Exhibit at Kansas University
A 50 piece exhibit of Italian childing shown in Memorial Union at Kansas University will be on display until July 23. The extension division of Nebraska University circulates the exhibit in cooperation with the Jocelyn Museum of Art in Omaha. The paintings cover a wide variety of subjects from fairy stories and animals to portraits.
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Con Dren
Cotton Executive Dies in Manchester at 65
Sir Frank Plantt head of Lancashire Cotton Corp died last night in Manchester. He was 65, leading one of the world's largest cotton spinning combines.
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Manchester
England
Frank Plantt
Lancashire Cotton Corp
Aluminum Use Surges In U S Steelmaking In 1954
The U S steel industry consumed over 34,000 tons of aluminum during 1954 for alloying and processing operations, reflecting aluminum’s growing role in steel production and related applications across major steel markets.
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U.S
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