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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1952

Page

5

Summer reading program at Lawrence schools expanded

The Lawrence school summer reading program opens this week for junior high students, with PTA and Public Library sponsorship. Students read books from public, home, or school shelves, log each title, and submit slips in the children’s library. Seals awarded by color for books read, with certificates for reaching milestones, and a playful "book baseball" progress game run by City Librarian Donald Potter.

Lawrence PTA Ninth Vermont Margaret Perkins Bessie Daum Pesgram Donald Potter Curmmer Cordles Morgan K. Allison Lincoln Lavonia Jackson McAllister Carl Smith New York Pinckney PL Svat Woodlwn Hichhorn

Four Legged Lawnmowers For City Economy In Ridgefield Park

Ridgefield Park officials launched a four legged economy plan with Commissioner Vogt inaugurating a trial using sheep to mow grass in two village parks. If successful, Vogt plans to buy four more sheep to cut labor and machinery costs.

Ridgefield Park N. J Ross Vogt

Longtime Lawrence fire chief Ingels retires after forty years

In a reflective farewell at the fire station, Ingels discusses the demands of the job, the need for training and drill, and the variety of fires faced. He avoids naming a single worst blaze, noting some were more memorable for their impact than others as a 40 year career in community service ends.

Lawrence Fre Spe Ingels

Fire Chief Ingels Stresses Honesty in Service

Lawrence fire chief Ingels reflects on four decades in the department, noting the city’s core duty is protection of property. He recalls steam era fire wagons, the move to motorized trucks, and his role from 1910s as chief guiding safety drills with university partners and local officials.

Rich Clarkson Lawrence Iin Day Ingles Ingels Fenco Isis Coopers *Cith Whew University State Department

Chauffeur for Ike to Abilene among KU students

Seven University of Kansas students who were patients at Watkins Hospital as classes closed will leave the hospital. Frederick Rice of Abilene, a freshman, will drive Eisenhower in his Abilene homecoming journey. Beverly Cape, a senior, will walk in the graduation procession if she recovers. William Firth of Emporia was discharged after an auto injury. James Kubik of Wichita will be released to enter law classes. Some students will stay longer for summer school.

K.U Watkins Hospital Ike Eisenhower Abilene Arkansas Frederick Rice Eisenhower Rice Wichita Sineumania Fother Hospital Ronger

Mother attends son's graduation after surgery

A Kansas City woman, just post operative, was allowed by her physician to attend her son Frederick L. Baldwin's graduation. She was told to stay in bed except during the actual ceremony hours as her son completed his commencement.

Baldwin Kansasity Frederick L. Baldwin

Exchange Hot Notes as Korean Truce Talks Stall

U N and Communist negotiators exchange strongly worded notes on prisoners of war in Panmunjom. North Korea protests treatment of Reds on Koje Island while Gen Harrison presses for names and accounting of nearly 1,000 UN soldiers captured but unnamed. 34 minute session ends without progress on the truce dispute.

Munsan Korea U. N Nam 0 Panmunjom Koje Island William K. Harrison Dai Fardier U.N G.N Irela

Presbyterians to Review Progress for Past Year

The 92nd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church opens in Charleston West Virginia for a five day review of the past year and to plan action. 483 commissioners attend from various states, mainly in the South, with topics including segregation within churches and beliefs on marriage divorce and remarriage.

Charleston W. Va 92Nd General Assembly of the Prebysterian Church U. S Progran Firit South

Do Your Legs Itch A Legacy of Dry Skin Remedies

A vintage ad promotes Resinol as a medicated oil rich ointment to soothe parched skin and relieve itching from winter dryness and minor irritations. It touts Resinol for diaper rash chafing diaper rash and minor skin conditions with a lightly medicated cleanser for best results.

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