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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1962

Page

2

Railroads cut workers after wage hike across several lines

Several railroads began furloughs to offset a 10.2 cent per hour raise for 450000 off‑train workers. Illinois Central furloughed 650. Rock Island Line cut 300 with total 400 expected. Milwaukee Road, Northern Pacific, Santa Fe, Missouri Pacific and others report layoffs to cover payroll costs while some plan reviews continue.

Chicago Illinois Central Railroad Wayne Johnston Kennedy James E. Wolfe Rairoads Rock Island Line H. Fllis Johnson Northern Pacific Chicago & North Western Burlington Road Erie-Lackawanna Railroad Santa Fe St. Louis Missouri Pacific

Two-Car Crashes Cause $700 In Damage In Topeka Area

A two car collision at Iowa Street and Harvard Road caused about $700 in damage with no injuries. Drivers Penny Shortman and Maureen Powell, both listed with Topeka addresses, were involved. A separate crash near North Second Street caused $325 damage with no injuries. Roscoe Clayborne and Donald Hadi were the other drivers.

Iowa Street Harvard Road Penny A. Shortman Topeka Maureen A. Powell Pa. St Frank F. Hoecker Haskell Ave Marion L. Baugher Route 1 North Second Street Gage Ranch Road Roscoe CC. Clayborne N. Y. St Donald E. Hadi Baldwin

Starlight Theater Opens 1962 Season With Sellout Crowd

The Star light Theater opened its 1962 season at Swope Park Kansas City with a sellout 7 525 for The Music Man on opening night. Weather was perfect and it marked the 12th season of outdoor musical productions. A year earlier attendance was 5 130.

Kansas City Starlight Theater Swope Park

Ellsworth Seeks Re election After Defeating Incumbent

Ellsworth, first term Congress member from Kansas Third District, announces bid for re election. He cites record on Veterans Affairs Post Office Civil Service and support for strong defense and robust domestic economy. Married to Vivian Lies with two children Bull and Ann Elizabeth.

Newell George Kansas City Ellsworth House Veterans Affairs Post Office Civil Service Congress Third Kansas Kansas University Michigan University Law School Navy Fllsworth United States Department of Commerce Washington Lawrence Episcopal Church The American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars, Mental Health Association Kaw Valley Heart Association Optimist Club Masonic Order Douglas County American Bar Associations Beta Theta Pi Phi Delta Phi Wagon Masters Council of Shawnee Mission Lake Garnett

Errant Lane Balances Dances Across Nation and Colorado

Professional square dance caller Lane and his wife travel from Kansas to Kansas City Topeka and Wichita then Estes Park Colorado and Seattle for a World’s Fair stand. He calls about two hours per three hour dances and plans Gulf Coast and East Coast gigs. He loves Colorado summers and Florida California winters and hopes to study electronics in college.

Estes Park Colo Gulf Coast East Canada Colorado Florida California Lane U. S Allemande

Parents Turn Glen Rock High Ball Into Arabian Nights

In Glen Rock New Jersey parents staged a secret graduation ball for 174 graduates transforming the high school auditorium into an Arabian courtyard. Harry James and his band provided music as families funded a lamb dinner and 3 a m breakfast with decorations costing 2610 dollars total.

Glen Rock N.J Glen Rock High School Arabia Harry James Eugene Bradford

Gold stocks rise as market slips in quiet New York trading

In New York the gold mining equities advanced while overall market activity remained light with an estimated 2.6 million shares traded. Losses on major issues ranged from fractions to about one point as the day progressed.

New York

Lawrencians Remain In Dodge City Clinic

Two Lawrencians stay at Trinity Hospital in Dodge City after an automobile crash near Ashland. Mrs. J. E. Stephens, Sigma Nu house mother, is in critical condition with a broken wrist knee ankle fracture and skull injury. Libby Landreth, 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Landreth, is in good condition with a broken thigh bone a severe lip cut and a concussion.

Dodge City Trinity Hospital Ashland J. E. Stephens Sigma Nu Fraternity Libby Landreth Jack Landreth Vt. St Mrs. Stephens Libby

Rankin seeks GOP candidacy for Douglas County judge again

Charles C. Rankin, Republican judge of the Douglas County Probate Court, announces another bid for the office and a fifth term. A 1938 KU graduate, Rankin served in World War II and has held various legal roles, including attorney for the Kansas Tax Commission and juvenile court reform initiatives. He and his wife reside at 801 Tenn. St.

Charles C. Rankin Douglas County Rankin Kansas University College of Liberal Arts Law School Douglas County Bar Association Signal Corps Michigan University Europe United States Army Munich Czechoslovakia Kansas Tax Commission American Bar Associations Masonic Selden Society American Legion Kansas State Historical Society Lawrence the Elks The Baptist Church National Association of Juvenile Judges Paul Tenn, St

Two Hurt In No 6 Road One Car Crash Near Lawrence

One teen hospitalized in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and another passenger injured after a skid on rough No 6 Road. Kenneth C. Kuester 16 suffered minor injuries and was not hospitalized. Rodney Colbert 14 of Route 4 was in the car driven by Kuester when it veered into a ditch and overturned after braking.

23Rd Iowa Sts Lawrence Memorial Hospital Rodney Colbert Kenneth C. Kuester Haskell Ave Kuester Sheriff's Department

Leavenworth Chief Bill Lee Retires After Long Service

Leavenworth Chief of Police Bill Lee retires after leading the department since 1958. Assistant Chief Lowell Moore will serve as acting chief, with Lt. Glenn Gaver set to replace Moore.

Leavenworth (Ap Bill Lee Leavenworth Department Lowell Moore Glenn Gaver Moore

DeSoto Bridge Plan Clears Commission Vote

The bridge project passes 2-1, a win for Commissioner Harry King Jr. in whose district the facility will be built. King and Chairman Carl M. Standiford vote aye, Commissioner Herman Higgins votes no. Construction to start late summer and finish in about nine months.

Harry King Jr King Carl M. Standiford Commission Herman Higgins DeSoto Bridge

Memorial Service Honors KU Dean Emeritus Swarthout

The widow Emma Swarthout and daughters Evelyn Hayes Ruth Rider attended a memorial at the University of Kansas for Donald M. Swarthout dean emeritus of the Fine Arts School. He led KU for 32 years and died June 12 in Washington DC. Funeral was June 14 in Washington with burial in Pawpaw Illinois.

Donald M. Swarthout The Kansas University Fine Arts School Dean Swarthout Washington, D.C Emma Swarthout Evelyn Swarthout Hayes Patrick Hayes Elizabeth Bryant Washington Ruth Rider William Rider Westbury S. 1 Pawpaw, Ill

Vacation Pak service gains no extra charge ad plan

World journal notes a Vacation Pak option with no additional fee as part of plans. It highlights bundled features and promotional framing for travelers and readers.

Journal- World

Elm disease hits two commissioners homes in DET outbreak

Elm bark beetle driven Dutch elm disease found at the business site of Commissioner Fred Cooper and at the home of Commissioner Rusty Springer. Residents thank relatives friends and neighbors for flowers cards and sympathy after the loss of their infant son and brother.

Fred Cooper Rusty Springer Robert Pool Miss Towle Drs. Wilcox Hermes Gilles James R. Butell and

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