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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1957
Page
5
City markets report calves steers and heifers mixed with lower prices. Slaughter steers and heifers show declines while stocker feeder cattle stay soft. slaughter cows range around 13.80 to 14.60 with vealers 17.0 to 20.0.
Hobbs police described a dark haired man sought in connection with an attack on two women, Barbara Lemmons and Dorothy Gibson, as they left Carlsbad bus station early yesterday. Investigators noted a theory tying the driver J. L. Cantrell to the incident and said he aided one victim.
Itd and Mass Mass V135 0260 feature a financial notice for a member oriented federal credit union declaring the safety of deposits. The ad emphasizes secure savings and reliability for members with a trusted financial institution identity.
A chaotic, fragmented report indicates authorities sought a killer in New Mexico with a broad roadblock. The text references a suspect near a scene, with unclear details about events, locations, and individuals, including mentions of a naval training station and Newport in 1883.
London reporters covered an opening by Chief Justice Warren at the American Bar Association meeting in London. He recalled the Mayflower Compact as foundational to the colonial body politic and said Americans have kept faith with its covenant, despite human frailty, maintaining a steady course toward the general good.
The Army urged Congress to allow an increase in the percentage of Selective Service candidates rejected. Present law bars the services from rejecting more than the bottom ten percent in the lowest of four categories. The Army asked for authority from the President to raise this rejection threshold to improve enlistment quality.
LAS VEGAS New oPoA ccharge af cembesziement hie been tiled AIS a Vetequin Marine Corps finance officer whom the FRE sant fas admitted. Capt. George Henry Willers 38 Camp Pendleton was arrested Monday. He allegedly dipped into the marine finance office sprees and attempted to cover losses with $12,000 in cash but only $15 remained in pennies. The complaint filed with the U.S. commissioner at San Diego cites a shortfall of $37,900.49 in the 1st Marine Division disbursing office.
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