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Two Topeka men were fined today in County for fines and gusts. Hearing notice in Doukins County Kansas lists Terrell and others and dates for a court hearing in the city of JaWeenos Doukins County.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1957
Page
9
Two Topeka men were fined today in County for fines and gusts. Hearing notice in Doukins County Kansas lists Terrell and others and dates for a court hearing in the city of JaWeenos Doukins County.
Classified rates listed by word and line. Local Ada rates 92.00 per week four lines or less one time 1.20. Additional lines 2ue each. Ads from outside Lawrence trade area 1 cent per word with a minimum per issue 1.50. Copy deadline 11 a.m. day of publication. Also lists abstracts Title Insurance Banks, auctioneers, chiropractors, and painters with contact details.
Aponte and Rosenblums are linked to a Spanish language publication found in Apontes shack about black magic and voodoo. A young Rogers skull was shown on a string in a kerosene stove as part of the unsettling display. The report cites public safety concerns and a court filing related to the incident.
Secretary of Commerce Weeks told the Senate Commerce Committee the Eisenhower administration will not gamble with national security by removing the total embargo on trade with Communist China. He noted Britain relaxing exports to Red China and cautioned against tempting lucrative trade, urging a cautious study and warning those tempted by it.
Two people, Lawrence Sinks of Wis NY and Warren R. Hall of Tr y Mass, were fined in County Court for speeding. Sinks paid 40 dollars and costs, Hall 10 dollars and costs.
Brig Gen Robert M Stillman led oath ceremonies for the new Air Officer Class recruits. He praised accelerated progress from jet and rocket engine development and sound barrier breakthroughs, saying future cadets will be pioneers of outer space travel as the heat barrier is overcome.
Warren Young faces a Dade County larceny charge after admitting to taking 103 dollars from a severely injured woman whose car wreck Friday left her 7 week old daughter dead. Investigator Gladwell cites his claim he planned to return the money but was upset and sleepless. Divorces Granted. Sally Taylor from Phillip Taylor and Mary Ellen Nichols from R Michael Nichols receive decrees.
A Philadelphia Poison Center receives about five urgent calls daily from frightened parents seeking immediate guidance after a child swallows household cleaners or detergents. The center notes 75 percent of cases involve children under five, with occasional adult poisonings, and urges quick action and childproofing in homes.
Mrs Calvin Coolidge widow of the former President dies at 78 in Northampton Mass The funeral is set for 2 p.m. at Edwards Congregational Church where services for the late President were held Jan 7 1933 The body will be cremated and the ashes sent to Plymouth Va for burial beside her husband and son Calvin who died at 16 years ago
Leavenworth and the Topeka Hornets meet at Lincoln Park at 8 tonight in a marquee softball clash billed as the match of champions. The Hornets are a top regional unit and Fort Leavenworth remains a leading Northeast Kansas club, seeking a decisive win.
The Assembly of God softball team defeated the Centennial Methodists 20 to 8 in a Monday church league game at Woodlawn. The winners scored six runs in the first inning and added a burst of offense in the following frame. The report also notes Honduras derives its name from “The Depths” and cites data on foreign students in U S schools during the 1950s.
Local notes show Lee Gilberth Red Laman and others in US forces preparing for duty. Several relatives visit from California Oregon and Alaska while others depart for Chicago Vancouver and Greenland assignments. Community members attend trips and reunions with family and friends during leave periods and vacations.
A public sale is scheduled for Thursday July 17 1957 at Real Estate in Eudora Kansas. The listing details furniture appliances and household items to be sold to the highest bidder for cash with items including beds chests chairs dining tables and various tools plus a small amount of farm equipment and a lot of household merchandise from a local address. The event notes terms and conditions and contact details for prospective buyers.
A fragmented 1947 text mentions Walter, Magnosalin, Crims and Bkilow, and a bank clerk role. The readable fragments suggest an impromptu notice or report, with references to dates and local events but no coherent facts or full names.
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