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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1958

Page

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Storms Still Rumble Today in Many Areas

Tornadoes hit the central Plains and middle Mississippi Valley. Two people died and one was missing after a late Friday storm. Twisters touched down in Miami Oklahoma Forsyth Missouri and Mattoon Ohio with damage to farms and buildings estimated up to ten million dollars.

Prs Texas Middle Atlantic States Central Plains Mississippi Valley Rockies Pacific Coast Plains Atchison Kansas Miami Okla Forsyth Mattoon Illinois

Public Hearing Set On School Aid Plan

Topeka AP reports a public meeting to discuss revising the state high school aid distribution formula is planned for July 28-29. Legislative Council education committee chair Sen Laurin Jones invites all interested persons to attend. The formula, unchanged since 1955, has been criticized as illogical and unfair.

Topeka Legislative Council Education Committee Laurin Jones Dodge City

Death notices for Charles F. Zillner and Floy Jean Curtis

Charles F. Zillner 36 of Kansas City Kansas died Friday at St Margaret s hospital in Kansas City Kansas Funeral services are 9 am Monday at the Redemptorist Catholic Church in Kansas City with Rosary at 8 pm Sunday at Melindy McGilley Eylar chapel Burial in Resurrection Cemetery Johnson County Survivors include wife Kathryn three daughters mother sisters and brothers Zillner was a boilermaker for Darby corporation for 14 years Floy Jean Curtis 81 of Springfield Missouri died Friday at home He was father of Mae Ora Meyer of Long Beach California Graveside services are 1 pm Sunday at Rubber Hill Cemetery in Tonganoxie with in state at Quisenberry Funeral Home He was a cabinetmaker and Baptist Church member Survivors include his daughter one grandson and one great grandchild See your Journal World carrier or Ph VI 4 1000 to have a Vacation Pack saved while on vacation

Charles F. Zillner Redemptorist Catholic Kansas City St. Margaret’s Hospital Kas Resurrection Johson County Melindy- McGilley- Eylar Zillner Eudora Floy Jean Curtis Springfield Mae Ora Meyer Long Beach Calif Tonganoxie Rubber Hill Everett Hughes Quisenberry Funeral Home

Alaska and Hawaii statehood push cited in column

The Saturday column discusses Alaska’s statehood and Hawaii’s push for statehood. It notes celebrations after Eisenhower's signature, compares margins in votes, and quotes Lorrin Thurston arguing Hawaii should join soon. It argues statehood strengthens democracy against communism and highlights Hawaii’s strategic position.

Hawaii Alaska U.S Alaskan

Stranger Creek flood recedes near Leavenworth after mile long spread

The Stranger Creek flood, extending from bluff to bluff across Millwood valley, began receding today after rising to four feet at Easton and forcing evacuations. County commissioner Floyd Warden noted it was the third such wide flooding in 70 years as water dropped about two feet this morning.

Leavenworth Kas Fisa Big Stranger Creek Floyd Warden Bluff Millwood Easton

Telephone service restoration efforts continue in Kaw area

Repair crews worked late Friday and plan another late shift to repair about 25 phones in Lawrence and around 20 in Lecompton. Service had been interrupted by daylong failures, with many customers not reporting issues until today, but restoration is expected tonight.

Lawrence Lecompton

Senate passes large housing bill beyond Eisenhower request

The Senate approved a 475 million dollar omnibus housing measure opposed by the Eisenhower administration. It includes new grants for urban renewal, college dorm loans, direct veteran loans, classroom and lab funding, and loan guarantees. Amendments reduced total new money but the bill still exceeded the president’s recommendations and faces House decision.

Washington Senate House Eisenhower Prescott Bush R-Conn John Sparkman Ala Chater Tas Sparkman Lhomer E. Capehart R-Ind Capehart

KU workers end one hour sit down strike over delayed pay

About 200 maintenance staff at the University of Kansas Buildings and Grounds Department returned to work after an hourlong sit down protest over delayed monthly checks. Raymond Nichols explained the delay due to a three day state holiday and end of the fiscal year, with workers including painters electricians carpenters plumbers and construction workers returning after assurances. The notice notes world premieres of Sam Sawyer at the Starlight Theater in Kansas City with guests from Kansas Missouri and Hannibal including Mark Twain delegation, marking the theater's first world premiere.

Kansas University Raymond Nichols Tthe University Nichols New Yorkland Chicago Sam Sawyer Starlight Theater Kansas City Kansas Missouri Hannibal, Mo Mark Twain Starlight Richard_.H.Berger Hannibal

Normandy Leader Dies

George L. Olander aged 56 deputy quartermaster of U S Army troops during the Normandy invasion of 1944 died of a stroke Thursday at Hines Veterans Hospital in suburban La Grange Illinois.

Chicago George L. Olandér Hines Rans Hospital la Grange

County’s Decline Continues with 9365 Acreage Report

The county's total dropped to 9 365 this year from 11 000 last year. Irrigation came from 446 acres of wells and 145 from streams. Acre inches of water applied totaled 7. The report lists acres planted to various crops in the county.

Memorial Hospital Patient List Readers

A compiled roster from Memorial Hospital lists several names with addresses including Mrs. Rachel Keller 808 Indiana Street and Mrs. Monaged Thompson in Wood, plus Mrs. Virginia Frame and Mrs. Wanda Janet Smith in Tonganoxie. Also named are Linda Jean Hughes, Mrs. Audrey Pearson, Mrs. Lizzie Buane Moon, Mrs. Maria Jimenez, and Mrs. Patricia Campbell with baby girl in Linwood, Eudora, McLouth, and nearby communities.

Rachel Keller Ind Monaged Thompson Jinwood George Guffer Wis N. J. St Virginia Frame Winona Ave Harry Magruder Wanda Janet Smith Tonganoxie Audrey Pearson Lincoln St Lizzie Buane ‘Moon Linda Jean Hughes Maria Jimenez N. J. St Patricia Campbell Linwood Doris Kimmel McLouth Ernestine Gatewood Eudora

Thor Missile Test Reaches Target Cone Recovery Attempt

Cape Canaveral officials report the Air Force fired the Thor intermediate range ballistic missile about 1500 miles in a test to recover a tactical nose cone. The ROSE cone landed in a predetermined impact area and a data capsule inside the cone is set for recovery.

Cape Canaveral Fla Air Force

Court Records Report In Linwood Bogus Check Case

In County Court Audray Devers of Route 1 Linwood received a 90 day jail sentence on a bogus check charge. In Traffic Violations County Court Marion Payne of Route 1 Linwood was fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding.

Audray Devers Route 1 Linwood Marion Duane Payne

Training track for Hallmark hand assembly supervisors

Two Lawrence women in supervisory training for the hand assembly department are Mrs. Shirley Mae Amyx of Maiden Lane 334 and Mrs. Lois Maurine Johnson of Learnard 1735. Eudora residents Mrs. Betty Loy Beach and Mrs. Rosemary Wilehimine Lamb also train to become hand assembly supervisors.

Lawrence Hand Assembly Department Shirley Mae Amyx Maiden Lane Lois Maurine Johnson Learnard Eudora Betty Loy Beach Rosemary Wilehimine Lamb Hand Assembly

Mafia Influence Supposed in Kansas City Poker Pinball biz

Kansas City officials received a second installment of a gambling report. Karl Zych of the Welfare Department charged the Mafia is attempting to centralize distribution of coin operated bingo type pinball machines. Investigations suggest efforts to infiltrate and control the distributor level in Kansas City and other communities.

K City Kansas City

Flood Hits Atchison Plant Sheltering 30 Families Homeless

Flood waters inundated the L. F. M. Manufacturing Co. plant in Atchison washing through doors as 200 workers returned to clean up 12 000 ball point pen kits. Civil defense ferried in water from St. Joseph and Red Cross set up 200 cots at Martin West school for evacuees. Two dead, one missing.

Paiget L. F. M. Manufacturing Co Chun LFLM Rtanin Civil St. Joseph Red Cross Martin West

Understanding Is Improved By Trip Says Eisenhower

President Eisenhower returns to the White House after a three day Canada visit with optimism that the trip will foster better U S Canadian understanding and cooperation. Officials say the United States may permit Ford Motor Co Canada to sell trucks to Communist China though they doubt any order will materialize. Some believe the Red China bid was mainly to provoke U S Canadian tensions.

Washington Eisenhower White House Canada Ottawa United States China Ford Motor Co Red China Ford of

Army officers fined on probation for insurance buying setup

Kansas City report says Capt. James E. Motto 41, 1st Lt. James L. Hamlin 32 and Sgt. Erland V. Western 27 pleaded guilty to taking bribes in a scheme where Ft. Leonard Wood recruits were prompted to buy civilian life insurance. Each faces a $500 fine and three years probation, to start on separation from service.

Kansas City Army Ft. Leonard Wood James E. Motto James L. Hamlin Set Erland V. Western U. S R. Jasper Smith Smith

Lake Erie swim attempt ends for Mary Haefey

Mary Haefey, 24, abandoned her bid to become the first woman to swim Lake Erie from Erie to Canada. She faced rough waves and frequent rain squalls as she paused early today in Erie Pennsylvania.

Erie Mary Haefey Lake Erie Eria Canada

In Memoriam Carl F. Barlow

In loving memory of Carl F. Barlow who passed away five years ago tomorrow July 13 1953. Time eases grief yet memory returns each leaf. Only those who have just can tell. Sad parting of one we loved. Missed by parents, brothers and sisters.

Carl F. Barlow

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