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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1957
Page
5
Agricultural market notes and cattle prices page summary
Agricultural data from a regional market sheet lists prices for grains and livestock. Wheat at 1920 per unit, corn 62 cents, soybeans 108, oats 60, rye 50. Cattle mix includes slaughter steers and heifers with price ranges, hogs around 3,500 head noted, calves and stockers mentioned. References to butterfat premiums and grade A milk are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Trapprio Light Fine and Police Stop Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes allege a light fine of five dollars and a possible police stop connected to a person named Sod or Sars. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
Divorce Granted in Preotrng Court for Plum and Plumffier
James B. Plum and Delores Plumffier were legally separated as a divorce was granted by the Preotrng Court. The action ends their marriage with no mentioned settlements or further actions recorded in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Plumfer
Delores Plumffier
Jet Plane Canopy Falls Into Residential Area
A jet plane canopy detached and fell into a suburban residential neighborhood in Haserios, missing homes and landing near a new housing development. Mark Pheiffer said the canopy ripped loose during approach, but the plane landed safely with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Eepterphine
Haserios
Vesterdas
Sess Dal Homes
Algerian plan discussed in Paris cabinet meeting
Robert LaCoste, Algeria’s resident minister, outlined an ambitious French proposal to spur Algerian industry and create jobs. The inner Cabinet met Saturday, discussed the plan, but made no decision. A development fund was proposed to supply cheaper gas and electric power to Algerian industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Algeria
Robert LaCoste
LaCoste
Man given six months for petty larceny in county court
Albert Joseph Toumberlin of Route 36 was sentenced today to six months in jail on a petty larceny charge. He was arrested in connection with the theft of tools from the Dehydrator plant at Lake Viess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Joseph Toumberlin
Route 36
Toumberlin
Lake Viess
Boy imitates blast at city station house incident
A youth named Frank Peevutass attempted experiments with spice and rock, triggering an explosion and smoke at the rear wall of the police station. He suffered superficial burns and was taken to hospital while repair crews restored power after lights failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Peicemen
Theo
University Participants in Nuclear Energy Plan Named
Raines Rollefson now active director and Dr Keith Symon technical director at Midwestern Universities Research Association. MICRA designs the world’s largest atom accelerator for high energy and nuclear research under the Atomic Energy Commission. Kansas University hosts Stranathan on the board along with Dr. Robert Stump and Lakshmanan W. K. Rangan in Madison this summer.
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Raines Rollefson
Keith Symon
Midwestern Universities Research Association
Kansas University Woope
Wisconsin University
MICRA
Atomic Energy Commission
City Woman Receives Diploma From KU Institute
Mrs. Dolly McCauley of 729g Mass St was among 19 graduates in the four year curriculum of the Credit Bureau and Collection Service Management Institute at Kansas University. She completed 100 hours in four summer institutes. July 15 19 attendance totaled 101 from 13 states, marking the eighth year KU hosts this school for the Associated Credit Bureaus of America among five university campus institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly McCauley
Mass. St
Credit Bureau and Collection Service Management Institute
Kansas University
KU. Institute
Associated Credit Bureaus of America
No Invite to vote Russ General
Washington officials say Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov will likely not receive an invitation to visit the United States. The State Department has assured European allies they will be kept informed of talks between U S and Soviet defense officials. Eisenhower's remark suggesting visits might be useful upset officials, but no concrete plan for Zhukov’s invite existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgi Zhukov
United States
State Department
U.S
Fisenhower
Zhukov
Wilson
Berlin
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Russia
Moscow
Three Men and Girl Die in Moonlight Swim Car Crash
In Binghamton last night, a car carrying nine people including a 15-year-old girl overturned after leaving the road and crashing onto railroad tracks, killing Elias Polovchak 21 Robert Liberacki 24 Harry Kostic 32 and Constance Abbott 15. Two teen girls Katherine Abbott 17 and Shirley Hinds 19 were hospitalized in serious condition. A second car in the group was en route but stopped for gas. All victims were from Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
Elias Polovchak
Robert Liberacki
Harry Kostic
Constance Abbott
Katherine Abbott
Shirley Hinds
July 2 8 Is Big Day For Residents of Oskaloosa
Sunday July 28 was tabbed as the big day for Oskaloosa residents as plans for the 15th annual Home coming and Rally moved into high gear today. The affair is sponsored by St. Paul A.M.E. Church and all proceeds will be used for improvements on the church building. The program will consist of several vocal numbers an address by Mrs Sonovia Wilson Kansas City Mo religious leader a free country dinner and afternoon services by Rev J R Williams of Brown Chapel Topeka and his choir. The Oskaloosa arrangements committee is preparing for several hundred persons to attend the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
St. Paul A.M.E. Church
Sonovia Wilson
Kansas City
J. R. Williams
Brown Chapel
Topeka
Oskaloosa Arrangements Committee
Local Optimists Install New Officers At Banquet
Lawrence Optimist Club held an installation banquet and dance Saturday night at the Holiday Inn. New officers are James W. Black president Harold Scheve vice president Lee Barlow vice presidents Roy Baker secretary treasurer Bob Blank and Bill Paddock directors Norman White and Larry Crum board members. Outgoing president Jack Starkey received past president’s pin and plaque. Kansas City guests attended the dinner and dance with several club officials from Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas City
Jack Starkey
Joe Farmer
Kas
Bell
Missouri
Farmer
George Francis
Collegians
Chamber Parley Set By Tonganoxie Body
A one man committee meets in Tonganoxie to plan a Chamber of Commerce. Formed Friday by local businessmen residents and officials. Foster Lamung cites recent building collapse as urgency. The group will liaise with State Chamber of Commerce and with E R Zook of Lawrence. A by laws finish and a Friday meeting with residents and state reps are planned. Members include Harold Younger John Haas Harold Needham Tom Laming Joe Sheriff J Haig wood Len Evans George White Jr Carl Oakson Jean Neihar ger Bill Stephenson Fred Needham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonganoxie
Chamber of Commerce
Foster Lamung
Tonganoxie Telephone Company
State Chamber of Commerce
E. R. Zook
Lawrence Organization
Lawrence
Harold Younger
John Haas
Harold Needham
Tom Laming
Joe Sheriff
J. €. Haigwood
Len Evans
George White, Jr
Carl Oakson
Jean Neiharger
Bill Stephenson
Fred Needham
Wess Hann to Speak on Feldspar at Club Meeting
Wess Hann will speak on gem feldspar at 7 30 p m Friday at the Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club meeting in the Community Building. Members are asked to bring feldspar specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wess Hann
Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club
Commuunity
Marriage License Issued by Probate Court
A marriage license was issued by the Probate Court to Jerry Gene Cox 23 of Lawrence and Elizabeth Ann Kogel 21 of Covina California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Gene Cox
Lawrence
Elizabeth Ann Kogel
Covina
Calif
Admiral Sees No Change In Stand of China Reds
Vice Admiral Stuart H. Ingersoll stated that despite shifts in Communist policy there is no change in the aggressive posture of China’s Reds. He noted the U S Taiwan Formosa Command remains a tangible sign of U S support for the defense treaty with Nationalist China, in effect since March 3, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Taipet
Stuart H. Ingersoll
U.S. Taiwan Formosa
Austin K. Doyle
Doyle
Ingersoll
Naval War College
Newport
U.S. Taiwan Defense Command
United States
Formosa
Pescadores
Porcupines Use Tail as Offensive Weapon
Porcupines do not shoot quills but swing their tail laden with darts as an offensive weapon against threats in self defense and predation scenarios.
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