Rev Ernest E Klein Accepts Cambridge Baptist Posts
Rev. Ernest E. Klein, minister to Baptist students and associate professor of religion at Kansas University, will become minister of the Old Cambridge Baptist Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Cambridge area Baptist University Pastor, effective Aug. 15. He has served in Lawrence since 1953 after leading First Baptist Church in Brookings, South Dakota, and holds to Ph.D. work in Systematic Theology. Mrs. Klein and three daughters accompany him. son James Robert will study at Franklin College this fall.
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Ernest E. Klein
Kansas University
Cambridge Baptist Church
Cambridge
Mass
Baptist University
Klein
Lawrence
Brookings
First Baptist Church
South Dakata State College
Danforth Foundation For Advanced Study
Boston University
James Robert
Frank Hn College
Franklin
Ind
Tornado Destruction Shatters Homes in Bay Shore Drive Area
Survivors describe a two minute tornado that uprooted windows and tore streets apart. John Brandt and others recount bracing in bathrooms as police, deputies and Civil Defense guard against looting. Dr George Fero laments a $40,000 home destroyed and a grapefruit tree in the living room remains. Overturned cars litter a block-wide zone of the worst damage.
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John Brandt
George Fero
Bayshore Drive
Deaths and Funerals D G Groebe and Mabel Parnell Houghton
D G Groebe 84 of Route 2 died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Survivors include wife Ar tie two sons J L Groebe Bartlesville Okla and H F Groebe Englewood Calif a brother William Groebe Leavenworth and six grandchildren. Mrs Mabel Parnell Houghton 69 Tipton killed in a traffic accident will have funeral services at McDonald Funeral Home Beloit Saturday with local graveside services at Oak Hill Cemetery Rev Albert F Bramble in charge. Survivors include husband James H Houghton Tipton a son Clifford of the home three daughters Mrs Van Anderson Denver Mrs Dale Gillan Garden City and Mrs James Warren Gardner a brother FE Parnell of 621 E 15th St and a sister Mrs Russell Fordice Topeka.
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D. G. Groebe
Route 2
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Artie
Home
J. L. Groebe
Bartlesville
Okla
H. F. Groebe
Englewood
Calif
William Groebe
Leavenworth
Mabel Parnell Houghton
Tipton
McDonald Funeral Home
Beloit
Oak Hill Cemetery
Albert F. Bramble
James H. Houghton
Clifford
van Anderson
Denver
Dale Gillan
Garden City
James Warren
Gardner
FE. S. Parnell
E. 15Th St
Russell Fordice
Topeka
Aid Money Cut From Foreign Aid Bill In House Vote
The House approved a motion 164 to 86 to strike 100 million dollars in loan authority from the foreign aid bill. The vote reduced the measure to 3.5426 billion dollars, with a roll call possible later on the authorization.
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Washington
Lawrence agencies exit United Fund drive 1960 plan
In Lawrence one of three agencies eliminated from United Fund listings for 1959 60 will participate in 1960 61 campaign. Douglas County Health Council withdrew citing sufficient funds. 4 H Council and housing office cut from budget. UF officials say they should be financed otherwise. Junction City plans to nearly double free parking capacity and may add brighter downtown lighting.
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United Fund
Douglas County Health Council
4-H Council
Housing Office
Lawrence
Kansas City
Junction City
Bid Awarded for KU Mammalian Laboratory Furniture
Metalab Equipment Co of Hicks ville New York was named Wednesday bidder for furniture at the KU Mammalian Laboratory a new addition to Snow Hall. The bid totaled 3344.50 and the lab is completed except for equipment ready for use this fall.
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Metalab Equipment Co
Hicksville
N. Y
Icv
KU +Mammalian Laboratory
Snow Hall
Star Printers To Vote Today Over Contract Strife
Kansas City Star typographers vote at 5 p m on potential strike amid contract dispute. ITU official says strike authorization possible if Local 80 members reject current offer. Kansan printers also in Local 80 face similar stakes with union security and fringe benefits under review.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
John Pilch
Indianapolis
Typographical Union
ITU
Local 80
Kansas City Kansan
William Ratchford
Kansan
Star
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Mother 27th Child Born to Maine Couple
Doctors at Peoples Benevolent Hospital said Mrs Helidore Cyr and her 27th child are doing fine. The seven pound five ounce boy was born last Sunday two days after Helidore and Marie Cyr celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary. The family lives on a 400 acre farm at Ledges New Brunswick with 14 children. five are married and seven have died.
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Fort Kent
Maine
Peoples Benevolent Hospital
Helidore Cyr
Marie
Ledges
New Brunswick
Third Major League Planned. New York Leads Bid
NEW YORK AP The Mayor's Committee chair said a third major league will be announced between July 1 and July 15. William Shea disclosed the three backers of the New York member, led by Mrs. Charles S. Payson, Mrs. Dorothy Killam, and Dwight F. Davis. Other potential cities include Dallas Fort Worth Houston Minneapolis Saint Paul Toronto and Denver.
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NEW York
William Shea
Robert F. Wagner
Shea
Charles S. Payson
Manhasset
N. Y
Dorothy Killam
Montreal
Dwight F. Davis
Southampton
Davis
Dallas-Fort Worth
Houston
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Toronto
Denver
Conference insights on NATO burden sharing and development aid
Dr Murphy discussed limits on U S resources and urged Western nations to boost support for NATO allies. He called for loans rather than gifts for underdeveloped countries and stressed education, literacy, and viable economic systems as keys to growth. He warned population growth risks if capital formation lags.
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U.S
NATO
Murphy
America
Rain Eases Dust At Lawrence Horse Show Opening
Rain welcomed by Lawrence Horse Show staff at the 4-H Fairgrounds helping dust control. Ed Carleton notes good conditions unless rain falls during setup or show time. Forecast was fair skies with potential attendance records if sun holds. Tickets on sale for three nights starting 7 PM with 50 prize money across seven stakes. Sunnyslope Farms and Stonewall's Princes named among past stake winners.
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Lawrence
Ed Carleton
Carleton
Sunnyslope Farms
Scott City
Stonewall
Princes
Girl 14 Admits Firing Warning Shot Near Meridian
Meriden New Hampshire AP report says a 14 year old girl admitted firing a warning shot at a 14 year old boy at a woodland swimming hole. The boy, Loring Spalding, was found shot dead in a forest clearing after being missing since June 10. County Attorney George Zopf disclosed the confession.
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Meriden
N.H
County House of Correction
Loring Spalding
County Atty
George Zopf
New Home Area Edgewood Terrace Opens This Weekend
Edgewood Terrace, a Moore Associates project at East 19th and Maple, opens this weekend with three show homes. The development plans 70 home sites, 40 already sold, with California Contemporary designs priced from 10 000 to 12 750. Viewing hours are 7 to 9 pm Friday and 1 to 9 pm Saturday and Sunday. Nearby land was bought by the Lawrence Board of Education for a new grade school, with future expansion east of the project planned.
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Edgewood Terrace
Moore Associates
East 19Th and
Maple Sts
Moore
Lawrence Board of Education
Mental Health Role Vital For Parents Doctor Claims
Dr Paul Toussieng of the Menninger Foundation told the Douglas County Mental Health Assn that parents must be more than chauffeurs, building closer family bonds and offering love and authority. He blamed inconsistent discipline for teen shootings and urged focus on inner needs, real values, and community involvement to curb delinquency.
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Menninger Foundation
Paul Toussieng
Douglas County Mental Health Assn
Dr. Toussieng
Toussieng
General Gets OK On His Promotion Despite Margaret
Senate Armed Services Committee approves Air Force General Emmett O'Donnell Jr. for four star rank and Pacific Air Forces command by a 12 to 1 vote. Chairman Russell states O'Donnell and Air Secretary Douglas denied Smith charges of smear and dishonesty. Smith opposed confirmation but abstained. Byrd sent a proxy against the lone negative vote.
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Washington
Air Force
Emmett
Rosie) O'Donnell Jr
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pacific Air Forces
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
O'Donnell
James H. Douglas
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Memorial Hospital Births and Addresses Noted
A memorial hospital listing records births and residents including Jane Underwood 2334 Vt St Dale Groom 924 R I St Amelia Emerson 1425 E 4th St Emma Jean Hess 1514 W 9th St and others. The notice notes a son born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs Junius D Underwood at 2334 Vt St and a son Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs John Hess of 1514 W 9th St.
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Jane Underwood
Vt. St
Dale Groom
R. I. St
Amelia Emerson
4Th St
Jack Herring
McLouth
Etta Hays
Route 1
Emma Jean Hess
9Th St
James Klein
Miss. St
Mary Wilson
Perry St
Hazel Cheek
Louise Osborn
Tenn. St
Junius D. Underwood
John Hess
W. 9Th St
Boston Red Sox rookie Jerry Casle rose from orphaned youth
The article profiles Jerry Casle a Boston Red Sox rookie pitcher who became an orphan at age fourteen and is now twenty five years old. It highlights his unlikely path to professional baseball and perseverance through hardship.
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Jerry Casle
Boston Red Sox
Vint Warner Sinks Ace on Country Club Course
Vint Warner shot his first hole in one of the year at Lawrence Country Club on the 145 yard No 2 hole using a No 6 iron. He aced while playing with Joe Traylor and Jim Schubert as three sub par rounds were posted including a 72 by Dr John Albers Paul Carlson and Wayne Williams.
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Vint Warner
N. H. St
Lawrence Country Club
Warner
Joe Traylor
Jim Schubert
John Albers
Paul Carlson
Wayne Williams
Bombs explode in Havana during Castro telecast
Four blasts rocked Havana on a Wednesday night near residential districts during a televised appearance by Prime Minister Fidel Castro. No injuries or damages were reported, and the bombs evoked past underworld tactics in Havana's anti Batista campaign.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Student Hart Armin Soph injured by backing car near KU
Local student Hart Armin Soph of 725 Ohio Street was struck Wednesday by a car driven by Mrs. Joel Cutting of Ottawa while she backed out of Baumgartner Drive north of the Kansas Union at Kansas University. He was taken to Watkins Hospital for stitches to the left elbow and X-rays of the back.
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Armin Soph
Ohio St
Joel Cutting
Ottawa
Baumgartner
Kansas Union
Kansas University
Soph
Watkins Hospital
Jimmy Foxx Belts 58 Home Runs for Athletics in 1932
In 1932 Jimmy Foxx mashed 58 homers for the Philadelphia Athletics, setting a season mark that defined his power hitting era and highlighted the club's standout slugger.
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Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Journal-World Featured in Vacation Plans Service Options
Advertisers suggest including the Journal-World in vacation plans with either the mail away or vacation pak service for continuous newspaper delivery while away. The ad highlights convenient subscription options and seasonal pricing.
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Journal-World
Mail
Adv
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