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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
5
The Lawrence Writers Workshop plans its annual spring luncheon meeting for Saturday June 14 at 1 o'clock at The Hearth Prof. Allen Crafton will speak as new officers are installed. All former members and interested persons may attend. reservations through Mrs. Fred Williams, 1989-R.
Chief Justice Hugh Adair and son Hugh Adair Tr and Albert Adair of Helena Montana arrived today to mourn Mrs Emma Adair. They were joined at Casper Wyoming by Walter M Cox of Augusta. Cox brothers Hugh Adair Jackie Dill and Gerald Bruce will arrive from Augusta, and their sister Caroline came yesterday from Topeka after visiting Miss Emaline.
Gooch and her parents plus Mrs. Cox and others travel to Springs for a picnic and swim hosted by Miss Paula Melotte for Miss Cain with guests from Kansas City. Visitors include Miss Sheila Cain from Ottumwa Iowa, Mrs. Grace Erickson, and Miss Mildred Greene returning from Chicago buying trips. Barne tt family from Syracuse New York visiting Rosa Barnett. Various residents host, visit, and travel for weekends, church retreats, and weddings.
New York dispatch reports General Dwight D. Eisenhower launched a chain of intra party talks as he pursues the Republican presidential nomination. Monday he started with New Hampshire delegates, then planned meetings with Connecticut, Massachusetts and Delaware groups. Governor Sherman Adams led New Hampshire critics who paid their own way. Eisenhower also talked with Governor John Fine of Pennsylvania, who said a decision may take time and could influence eight unpledged delegates from his state.
Bill Spivey, former Kentucky All-America basketball star, was arrested on a perjury charge in New York after allegedly denying before a grand jury that he knew about a basketball fixing scheme. He pleaded innocent, posted 2500 bail, and his trial may not occur until fall as lawyers handle other cases.
Lt Col Jack L Barnett arrived aboard the USS Anderson in Japan Sunday and will receive his discharge at Colorado Springs before returning to Lawrence He has been a reporter for the Journal World and served in Yokohama earns 17 months in the current service since October 1950 His son William L Castle stationed in Korea since August 1953 awaiting home arrival around July 1 Also Otis Bowers of 1220 N Y St given 15 days in jail on six months probation.
A portion of the report notes that the sentence was suspended and Wayne Allphin was placed on six months of probation. The wording preserves the main action and the involved individual while avoiding sensational detail.
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