Desert Floods Hit New Mexico Desert Regions
Flood waters swept western New Mexico trapping about 1 800 cars along US 66 and flooding Grants and Albuquerque corridors. Up to 100 residents evacuated from a uranium town as San Mateo and San Jose creeks overflowed. By 1 a m CST the danger eased with evacuees returning home and potential road closures warned.
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Grants
NuM.i
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Correo
San Mateo
San Jose
Grants Beacon Weekly
Jim Barber
Red Cross
Wildlife clash over lake use divides anglers and boaters
Anglers and boaters clash at Lone Star Lake amid license sales and surveys. Fishermen worry boat wake harms fishing while university studies downplay boat impact. Some urge more courtesy, longer boating hours, and open access to ease tensions between factions. Industry shops report mixed feelings as Outdoor Boating Club of America notes motors do not affect fish mortality.
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Francis Sporting Goods
Ed Utter
Sportsman Shop
Michigan University
Outdoor Boating Club of America
The Saturday Column on Malaya and the Commonwealth
The Aug 31 independence of Malaya marks a new member of the British Commonwealth. The column discusses how Britain fostered decolonization while maintaining ties, noting Ghana India Pakistan Ceylon and others, and reflects on the Commonwealth’s expanding yet complex global role.
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Federation of Malaya
British Commonwealth
Ghana
Igarve
British Commonwealth of Nations
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Commonwealth
Malaya
Britain
United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Preliminary hearing set for Luther Davis on assault charge
Luther C. Davis, 38, of 1009 N. J. St., has a preliminary hearing at 2 p.m. on Aug. 5 in County Court for assault with intent to kill. He pleaded not guilty and was released on a $2,000 bond after arrest related to a fight with Arthur Thompson, 31, of 1833 Ky. i St., on July 20. Thompson was hospitalized from injuries in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther C. Davis
N. J. St
Davis
Hecht
Arthur Thompson
Ky. i St
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Lena Eder
Funeral rites for Mrs Lena Greiner Eder 92 who died Friday will be at 9 30 a m Monday at Holy Family Church Eu dora Rev Edwin Watson to officiate Burial will be in Holy Family Cemetery Rosary 8 p m Sunday at the Eder home in Eu dora Friends may call at Cooper Warren Chapel until 9 a m Sunday after that time at the home
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Lena Eder
Lena Greiner Eder
Holy Family Church
Eudora
Edwin Watson
Buri
Holy Family
Eder
Cooper-Warren Chapel
Fishing in State Streams Yields Mixed Kansas Results
The Game Commission reports varied fishing in Kansas with some waters excellent and others fair or poor. Water conditions shifted after heavy rains, and streams and lakes across the northeast, central, southeast, and western regions show mixed moods for black bass, crappie, bluegill, channels, drum, and bullheads.
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Game Commission
Pratt W
Kansas
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Miami County
Atchison County
Nemaha County
Lone Star
Delaware River
Brown County
Leavenworth County
Neosho
Cottonwood
Marais Des Cygnes
Neosho County
Fall River Reservoir
Verdigris
Lake Bluestem
McPherson County
Kanopolis Reservoir
Smoky Hill River
Ottawa County
Solomon River
Arkansas River
Republican River
Kirwin
Pratt County
Cedar Bluff
Webster Reservoir
Meade County State Lake
Unscheduled Kaunstiour Speech Sparks Confusion at Local Depot
Crownstained the claim check for the bag. He said that his money, in French Equatorial scrip, was in the bag. Officials at the local bus depot had no unclaimed baggage turned in. Calls to Penn State yielded no results. KU offices had no record of Kaunstiour's scheduled speech or attendance by his associates. Kaunstiour listed friends and attendees, but names not found in KU records. Dr. Byron Walters expects to release the patient soon.
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Pennsylvania University
Foreign Students’ Office
Kaunstiour
K. U
P. F. Atthrah
K.U
Kaunsiiour
Karkoi Kisseadoo
John Kissendoo
Attbrah
Foreign Students Advisors
Byron Walters
Bronze Star Awarded to Local Soldier for WWII Service
Robert F. E. Willman of 2113 Va. St. received his Bronze Star Medal for infantry service in Germany during World War II, an award he apparently had not been notified of until now. He leaves today for Philmont Boy Scout Ranch in New Mexico for a vacation. City Patrolman Verner Newman survived a motorcycle crash after a flying bike collided with a smoking car. he walked away with only minor damage observed.
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U.S. Army
Robert FE. Willman
2113
Va. Sr
Germany
Willman
Jenny
Philmont
Verner Newman
Newman
Doctor’s quip on incident sparks Massachusetts Street remark
A doctor who witnessed the incident called Newman and joked about a six wheel bike. Newman replied he was in for it up and down Massachusetts Street, reflecting a lighthearted but tense moment amid the event.
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Newman
Verner
Massachusetts Street
Local Birth Announcements At Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list new arrivals including a son for Mr and Mrs Larry Ellis at Sunhower, a son for Mr and Mrs Clayton Frost on 23rd Terrace, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Ralph Kunkle at 222 Perry Street, and daughters for Mr and Mrs Clifford Collinge at 1515 Md Street. Also named are families at 222 Perry St 738 Ohio St 1515 Md St 929 Ky St and others with newborns in the city.
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Maxine Kunkle
Perry St
Mary Tarpy
Ohio St
Nina Collinge
MD. St
Edward Kaunstioure
Philadelphia
Nancy Nixon
Learnard St
Helen Dardis
Sunflower
Vera Stencel
Larry Ellis
Clayton Frost
Ralph Kunkle
Clifford Collinge
Carlson win leads to State Farm Career Club trip
M. R. Carlson local agent for State Farm Insurance Companies earned a trip to the State Farm Career Club meeting July 29 to 31 in Dallas Texas. Mrs. Carlson will accompany him. The three day session at the Statler Hilton honors outstanding members of State Farm’s 8000 man field sales organization in the U S and Canada. Chief executives from partner auto life and fire companies will address the group with panels on trends in family insurance protection. State Farm marks 35th anniversary and 15th year leading auto insurance.
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M. R. Carlson
State Farm Insurance Companies
State Farm Career Club
Dallas
Texas
Mrs. Carlson
Statler Hilton Hotel
State Farm
U.S
Canada
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Adv
Bodies of Brothers Found in Park Area
Two young brothers Edward Paul Logan and John Logan aged 11 and 12 were found dead in a burned park area in Brockton near Boston. Homicide detectives investigate as the pair had been missing since yesterday afternoon after their clothes and lunches were found near a nearby swimming pool. A divorce suit follows in District Court with William J. Turner suing Frances E. Turner.
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Brockton
Mass
Edward Paul Logan
John Logan
Stoughton
Plymouth County Dist
John R. Wheatley
Boston
New Journal World Features To Start On Coming Monday
The Journal-World will debut five new features Monday including two comic strips Lareda Crockett and Rivers, two comic panels Grin and Bear It and The Better Half, plus a crossword puzzle. Laredo Crockett is set in the Old West with Texas Ranger heroism. Rivers features a terrier mascot. Grin and Bear It by George Lichty offers light satire. The Better Half by Bob Barnes portrays a couple over 40 without children. The puzzle is by Associated Press.
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Journal-World
Lareda Crockett
Rivers
Alley Oop
Captain Easy
Laredo
Laredo Crockett
Bert Mfo Insurance
Ben Thompson
Wyatt Earp
Jan
Austin
Tex
George Sixta
Navy
Riv
George Lichty
Lichty
Bob Barnes
Associated Press
KU Drama Seeks Large Stage With Multiuse Elevator
The KU theater project features a central stage elevator serving as stage addition, orchestra pit and goods lift to workrooms below. A large electronic lighting console and seating for 1,188 upgrade the main hall while recital and experimental theaters provide specialized spaces. The experimental theater seats 80 with a horseshoe stage and swiveling chairs for flexible sightlines.
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Open House Planned At Salvation Army Center
Lawrence residents will inspect the new Salvation Army building at 10th and N. H. Sts after dedication ceremonies at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. The project cost just under $70,000 including land, structure and contents. About $2,000 remains needed for equipment, with the rest paid. There is no mortgage.
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Lawrence
Salvation Army
10Th and
N. H. Sts
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Ernie Willman
Camp Philmont
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jerry Redford
Bob Guffin
Herb Harman
Dan Haslet
Dee Gerstenberger
David Palmarlee
David Burnett
Leonard Clark
Eridy Guenther
Hoh Frazier
Journal-World Photo
Crown
Memorial Hospital
Lisa Connelly
Ky, St
Charlene Edgerton
Mary Shurtz
Greever Terr
Barbara Spena
Mich, St
Evelyn Williams
Linnod
Robert Arnold
Perry
M.R. Carlson
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Lawrence National Bank
Massachusetts
Park
William J. Turner
Frances E. Turner
New Journal-World Features
Ets
Sixta
Rivets
K.U. Drama
Salvation Army Center
Missouri Theatre
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Decker-Coy
Real Estate Insurance, Agency 1 East 8Th VI
Fred W. Rumsey
Oscar B. Rumsey
Monuments Lawrence Memorial Co
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