Plans Ready For New Salvation Army Home
Preliminary plans for the Salvation Army building at 10th and N Streets will be shown next week by Ford and Robertson. If approved final plans and specifications will follow. The two story brick concrete structure totals about 50 000 dollars with 21000 pledged and 24000 in real estate value plus a 5000 dollar headquarters gift. Campaign directors Chris Kraft and Glenn Kappelman urge canvassing to raise the remaining 14000 needed for completion. The architectural firm Ford and Robertson is based in Massachuset Mass St and includes University of Kansas trained architects.
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Salvation Army
10Th and
N. H. Sts
Ford and Robertson
S. A
Chris Kraft
Glenn Kappelman
State
Salvation Army Aupo
Robert V. Ford
Donald M. Robertson
University of Kansas
Mass
St. and
Ky. Sts
Old Central School
Roberts
Architects
Topeka
Wichita
Ford
Prvate
State Architect
Ike Asks Zhukov Continued from Pages 1
Eisenhower Eden and Faure stressed the German issue in Speer statements as Western ministers met in Paris to ease Europe tension. Talks covered European security disarmament and outreach with Fort and Weeks with a brief hour long session. The ministers said further items would await heads of government decisions.
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Jem
Paris
Europe
Eisenhower
Eden
Faure
Kansas Crops Good but General Rain Is Needed
TOPEKA The Kansas crop situation remains generally good but calls for general rain. Federal and state agriculture departments report corn sorghums and soybeans suffer no damage and look sound yet require timely moisture. Some pastures browning and alfalfa third cut limited without substantial rain. Corn tasseled 34 percent carcing 22 percent silking. wheat harvest nearly complete with only a few cleanups remaining in the extreme west.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Exme
Unclear historical medical procedure report described
Fragmentary notes recount an early hospital encounter where a patient faced an uncomfortable examination involving bamboo stakes and powders, followed by rough handling, extraneous sounds, and dismissive treatment. The account mentions a donated dead bat reference and aspirin with bed rest advised, suggesting a troubling, improvised clinical scene from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwine- Uitzenger- Institute
Schwine
Building in City Continues with New Schools and KU Dorm
Building in the city adds to the local total with plans for New Centennial School at Louisiana Street and Greever Terrace ready for fall classes once furniture is placed. The school costs about $195,535 with $20,000 for equipment. West Heights Primary at Sth St. and Schwarz Rd. should finish soon after fall, costing $75,372 and mirroring East Heights primary design. An East Heights addition may double capacity to six elementary grades at a total of $114,847, with work to finish next summer. Gertrude Sellards Pearson dormitory at Kansas University will be partially occupied this fall, housing 433 women, costing $1,147,450. South campus landscaping adds $121,000 for drives, sidewalks, and retaining walls north of Malott Hall. KU reports 32 building projects under way and a new Music and Dramatics Arts Building planned with $2,400,000 budget. Permits include multiple single and duplex homes plus church and remodeling jobs in several streets.
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Louisiana Street
Greever Terrace
West Heights
Sth St
Schwarz Rd
East Heights
Ith
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
K. 1
University
Music and Dramatics Arts
Allen Fieldhouse
Ellis Hayden
MD. St
Marlin and Hatfield
Ind
A. Bales
P. D
William Wilson
Lake St
Harald Kimball
K St
Clifton Ernest
Maple Lane
Fred J. Musselman
N. J. St
Smith
Tenn. St
Kennedy
Ohio St
Flash Floods Hit England Coast Towns
Severe storms sweep southern England flooding holiday resorts as Britain endures a heat wave. In Europe heavy rains bring cooler conditions in Germany and high seventies to Italy. Western Europe reports about 150 heat wave deaths.
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London
Britain
Germany
Italy
Kansas Traffic Deaths and Market Index Fragment
Fragmented clipping notes Kansas traffic fatalities in 1955 and stock market index data for New York closing prices. Contains garbled numbers and missing context, with references to accident records and a stock average around 172.8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lawrence News Briefs Highlight Bank Debits and Local Tournaments
The Federal Reserve Bank reports June bank debits in Lawrence at 18.161 million, up 12 percent from June 1934, with six months totaling 102.119 million, down 2 percent from 1954. City Manager Wigglesworth warns pipe deliveries for a CFCA fertilizer plant pipeline may stall due to a strike. Lawrence to host sub district and district softball tournaments July 28 to Aug 4, with Gallagher Motors noted as a district qualifier from last year. Community entries due by July, with district dates to follow. Migration from a Midwestern Music and Art Camp shows 375 students from 25 states and two foreign countries. Police note a rising problem of double parking downtown, detailing legalities and fines. Deputy Sheriff Miller on vacation, earlier report cut off by unusual cloud conditions.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Lawrence
Jim Wigglesworth
CFCA
Wigglesworth
Iit
Eudora
Gallagher Motors
Russell L. Wiley
I. U
Wiley
John Haze
Ghosts at Oak Hill Cemetery Spark University Tale
Kansas University students drove to Oak Hill Cemetery after nightfall and reported a ghost near the northwest corner that crossed in front of their car and lingered into the graveyard. Descriptions convinced others to search the cemetery at night, though no figure reappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Oak Hill Cemetery
Deaths and Funerals Rites for Mrs Ulm
Funeral services for 94 year old Mrs Sarah Ulm were held at Funk Cooper Warren Chapel with Elder R R Black and Elder E H Meyers of the Seventh Day Adventist Church officiating. Burial followed in Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bradford Powell Marvin W Clark John Zebb Elmer Kramer Earl Lathrop and Paul Coker Sr.
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Ulm
Sarah Ulm
Funk Cooper Warren
R. R. Black
E. H. Meyers
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bradford Powell
Marvin W. Clark
John Zebb
Elmer Kramer
Earl Lathrop
Paul Coker Sr
Seawolf Submarine Crew Set at 102 Officers and Men
The Seawell, world's second atomic powered submarine, will have a crew of 102 officers and men from three states. Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics announced the crew composition for the Navy craft. Gerald L. Mitchell ET2 of Great Bend, Kansas is named among the prospective crewmen. The Seawolf is to be launched here Thursday.
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Groton
Conn
Seawell
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Navy
Gerald L. Mitchell
ET2
Great ‘Bend
Seawolf
Markets At News Stand Pit Broad Price Swings
Prices across wheat corn and cotton moved lower amid mixed demand and hedging activity. Hogs and cattle showed softness with butchers and steers easing, while Kansas City reports noted slower cattle sales and cautious bidding across weights and classes.
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New Town
Tonganoxie Phone Firm Seeks Rate Increase
The Kansas Corporation Commission considered a request from Suburban Telephone Co. of Tonganoxie for an annual rate rise of 19014 dollars. The exchange at Tonganoxie and Basehor serves 1112 customers. The commission noted incorporation proceedings were completed by Plan Prosperity Program Assn of Oskaloosa, a nonprofit promoting balanced farming and family living programs. James S. Lester is the resident agent.
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Kansas’ Corporation
Cam+ mission
Suburban Telephone Co
Tonganoxie
Basehor
KCC
Plan Prosperity Program Assn
Oskaloosa
James S. Lester
Kansas polio cases rise to fifty one this year
Topeka reports 51 polio cases in Kansas for the year, up from 87 at the same point last year. Five fresh cases were marked this month, with none among the age group covered by the Salk vaccine program.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Health
County Court Fines Ralph Hess For Fictitious Plates
Ralph Junior Hess, address unknown, was fined five dollars and costs in County Court on Monday for using fictitious license plates.
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Ralph Junior Hess
Kansas Citian Hurt In Gull Lake Mishap
A Gull Lake Narrows boat crash late last night killed Mrs. Stewart Walker 27 Sioux Falls and seriously injured two men. John Cooper of Kansas City suffered back injuries. he escaped worse harm. The Walker and Cooper parties had dined nearby and were returning to cottages when the collision occurred. Cooper is son of late Jack Cooper, a notable Kansas City speed boat racer.
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Brainerd
Minn
Gull Lake Narrows
Stewart Walker
Sioux Falls
John Cooper
Kansas City
Cooper
Coopers
Jack iPop
Cooper Transportation Co
Local Birth Announcements From Memorial Hospital
A list of newborns and parents reported at Memorial Hospital and area homes. Names include Caroline Crawford and Joh Rice, with multiple addresses and baby genders noted such as a girl for Gensler and a boy for stunt baby. Additional entries list couples with new sons and daughters from McLouth, Oskaloosa, Lecompton, Williamstown, and nearby towns.
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Caroline Crawford
Valley Lane
Joh Rice
St. Joseph Lindley
Hennadine Rocker
Delmar Alpers
Eudora
Clarence Rickey
John Kliewer
Zelma Terkildsen
Williamstown
Deborah Jones
Jack Snodgrass
McLouth
Harry McCall
Lecompton
Richard Chilcote
Perry
Bonita Lister McLouth
James Marshall Jr
Gensler
Little Peck
Prospect
Diane Finley
Oskaloosa
Diana Allen
Hatmaker Harry Accused After Bribes Threats
A former Army inspector testified before the Senate Investigations subcommittee that Chicago hat maker Harry Lev attempted bribery many times and hurled profane insults after a refusal. The hearing included a deathbed statement alleging Army Col Vere Painter aided Lev’s rise to wealth from taxpayer funds.
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Washington
Chicago
Harry Lev
Moe
Michael Weintraub
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Vere Painter
Ley
Calm Returns to Morocco After Violence Tolls Rise
Calm returned to Casablanca as four days of clashes between Europeans and Moroccans ended. French officials put the death toll at 64, while other sources say largely Moroccans may total as high as 200.
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Casablance
Morocco
Card of Thanks Wanda
Mrs A Craig of Eudora expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness, cards, flowers, and visits while in hospital. The appreciation is felt for support and thoughtful gestures during recovery.
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A Craig
Eudora
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Foster Edwards
Ky. St
Cox
John Cox
R. L St
Lawrence High School
Malott | Hall
England
Julie Thompson
Margie Poe
David Graves
Jan Bach
Forest, T
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Topetka
Sue Gewinner
St. Louis
Judy Gorton
Lawrence Griffin
Juliane Pruitt
Beloit
Judie Kroll
Manhattan
Lynne Plake
Nelwyn Ward
Springfield
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Burlington
Kas
John Miller
Colorado
Miller
Sherif
Alamosa
Colo
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The
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South Park
Des Moines Tribune
K.U
Old Mexico
Hallmark Card Co
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City Art Institute
Sheldon Carey
Evelyn DeGraw
Carlyle Smith
Arvid Jacobson
John Snow
N. 8Th St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Rev
C. J. Knox
New Union Cemetery
Centropolis
Mary Gorden
Nigel Gorden
Nieman
Oskeloosa
Claude Gorden
Marian Pent- Vin, McLouth
Betty “Wampier
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Angela Gorden
Donald Gorden
Roy Gorden
Robert Gorden
Michael Gorden
Merle Gorden
Marguerite Diehl
Frank Pickens
Holbrook
Ariz
George Pickens
Hampton Funeral Home
Pleasant View
Journal-World
Ady
1. C. Cash Grate
USDA
U. S
U.S
Allied
Hs Allis
Gan Atchison
Aveo Miga
D. Sa
Bald Lima
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
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Chrysler
du Pont
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Motors
Goodyear D & Gulf
P&l
Lion Oil
NY Central
Ohio Oil
Penney, JC
Alray Us
UN Pac
Woolworth
Citian
Gull Lake
Memorial Hospital
Charles Kite
Conn. St
Robert Austin
Lounston St
Raymond Steimel
Sunnyside
James R. Hempshill
Leonard Aye
Atna
Massachuset
Campe
Ates
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Agency
Warren Decker
Bud Coy
Harry
TWA
Trans World Airlines
United States
Europa
Africa
Sfares
Tourtet
Isaf Muss
Exchange & Fire Insurance Exchange District Sales & Claims Office
Andy” Anderson
Schubert * Funeral ‘Home Ambulance Service
New Hampshire
Lawrence Mille
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