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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1955

Page

2

Search for 1948 Buick Driver in Death Case Expands

Douglas County Sheriff Office and Kansas Bureau of Investigation widen hunt for a green 1948 four door Buick with a front spotlight. Two teens from Topeka, Russell Viers and Jimmie Johnson, face grand larceny charges. Viers posted 3000 bond, Johnson held. County attorney cautions charges against the shooter depend on the unfolding case.

Uick Paul Eugene Denning Douglas Coun- Sheriff's Office Kansas Bureau of Investigation Denning Russell Viers Jimmie Johnson Topeka Ing Viers Johnson Douglas Countyttorney Wayne Allphin Allphin Uphin Aphin Douglas County Sher- Wf Bill Hodson Hodson

Local Man Arrested For Mistreating Girl

Thomas Jefferson Robinson, 29, of 745 N 7th St, was charged in County Court with a statutory offense after a North Lawrence woman reported her 7 year old daughter was mistreated by him on June 6. Preliminary hearing set for July 6 at 2 p.m. Bond set at 2,500. Robinson returned to county jail after failing to post. Police seized a loaded .38 in his glove box and said he resisted arrest.

North Lawrence Thomas Jefferson Robinson 7Th St Robinson Leon Roberts Donald Andrew Kinson Patralan Roberts Robison

Wadsworth to Retire as CFCA Plant Head

R R Zurbuchen, CFCA general manager, announced J M Wadsworth will resign July 1 to retire. Wadsworth helped plan and build the nitrate fertilizer plant and will live at Forsyth Missouri on Lake Taneycomo after retirement. He will be kept on a retainer for several months.

R. R. Zurbuchen Cooperative Farm Micalg J. M. Wadsworth Wadsworth CFCA Forsyth Lake Taneycomo Zurbuehen

Rain and hail flood Wyoming sugar beet region

Torrington and surrounding towns faced eight hours of 20 inch rainfall and golf ball sized hail that damaged sugar beet crops in the North Platte Valley. Roads flooded, communications cut, the National Guard deployed, and Fort Laramie, Guernsey, Lingle saw widespread flooding with three bridges washed out.

Torrington Wyo Wyoming North Platte Valley National Guard North Platte Fort Laramie Lingle Guernsey Wyoming Highway Patrol U.S. 2 Sherif Stan Hathaway Red Cross Guernsey | Lingle Fort Laramies

Kaw River Fishing Continues Despite Low Water Levels

Anglers along the Kaw River recount methods from rod and reel setups to weight placements and various baits. Local fisherman Charley Sanders reports a 34 pound yellow cat and the year’s top catch is a 52 pound muddie by Ralph Miller.

Leibengoad Gentry Lawrence Kaw River George Melvin Melvin Colorado Journal-World Charley Sanders Locust St Sanders Bowersock Mille Ralph Miller

Memorial Hospital Births and Admits List Reflect Local Residents

The notice lists multiple admissions at Memorial Hospital including Minnie Rockland Margaret Cornwell Esther Tait Virginia Meserve Joe Hernandez and others. Dismissals include Norman Stewart Jr and several newborns and patients with addresses across Sunflower Pleasanton Leona Baldwin and more. The item also notes births to Albert Shepard and Marion Pugh and mentions accidents involving Donald Wrench and Ellen Kitzhaber. A reminder to order the Journal-World by vacation time.

Minnie ‘A Rockland Mass Margaret L. Cornwell Norman Stewart Jr N. J. St Lundeen Sunflower Edward Stiffler Pleasanton Elmer Dean Phillips Benjamin White Williamstown Sam Park Leona Roy Jameson Baldwin Lawrence Holuba Learnard Ave Dorothy Grammer 4Th St John Rosenbaum Ohio St Lucille Parks la, St Lois Yakle Weltsville Joan Halliday Miss._St Lucille Jackson Joyce Roskahr Locust St Oliver Fred Helzer Mass. St Benjamin Wilson Oak Hill Ave R. E. Leonard Mo. St Katherine Housworth Pa. St Shirley Johnson Loretta Reynolds Conn. St Donna B. Johnson Eudora Virginia Meserve Madeline Lane

Lawrence Country Club dedicates new swimming pool

About 175 people attended the Lawrence Country Club dinner Sunday to celebrate the dedication of the new LCC pool. Dr. John Albers presided, with pool committee chair Dr. R D Gillahan and club board members listed. The 60 by 20 foot deep end pool includes a diving board and surrounding deck, four small folding pools for children, built by Paddock Engineers of Kansas City, with hours 10 am to 10 pm and a night guard.

Lawrence Country Club LCC John Albers Country Club Board R. D. Gillahan Albers al Lauter Robert Oyler John Chaney Francis Denton Louis Kuhn Albert Cornwell Ernest Pulliam Ivan van Nortwick Paddock Engineers Kansas City Falding Kansas Missouri Midwest Pga Wilbur Norton Lawrence

Concert Opening Marks Strong Start for Midwestern Music Camp

The 18th season opened with two smooth concerts under conductors Wiley Carney and Peaster. The Hoch Auditorium shows featured orchestra and chorus, then an outdoor evening band and chorus concert. Highlights included Grainger's Irish Tune, Kalinnikov Symphony No.1, John Henry, and Wagner’s Rheingold Prelude, with renewed energy and precise pacing.

Russell L. Wiley Gerald Carney Morris Peaster Hoch Auditorium County Derry Percy Grainger Milhaud Couperin von Supper Morris Peasier Hokanson Guion Galilee Chajes Calvert Shhenk Frank la Forge Kalinnikov Cop.land John Henry Javaloyes Weinberger Stephen Foster Oklahoma Martin Shaw Vaughan-Williams All the Saints Zambarano Rossini Algiers Alberich Wagner Messrs Wiley Garney Peaster

Debt Request Okayed by House in 1966 Debt Increase

Washington reports the House approved President Eisenhower's request to extend the national debt limit for another year. The measure, sent to the Senate by a 226 to 56 vote, would keep the legal debt ceiling at 281 million dollars until July 1, 1966, amid a Democratic critique of the fiscal move.

Washington House Eisenhower Congress Democrats Senate

Social Security office opens Thursdays in Lawrence through December

A SSA representative will staff the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce office each Thursday at 10 a.m. through December. The feature follows a string of unseasonably mild weather and boosts public services as locals plan vacations amid varying forecasts.

Social Security Administration Lawrence Chamber of Commerce

County Wheat Vote Favors Continued Price Supports

The community leans toward maintaining price support for wheat as high operating costs require good prices for profit. Elmer Rappard cites strong yields this harvest as boosting support, while David Nee notes larger votes this year favoring ongoing quotas. A township breakdown shows results with challenged or spoiled ballots excluded.

Elmer Rappard David Nee Ory

Notable Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Sulphur City Area

Deaths and funerals include Leta Gail Osburn 4 of DeSoto with parents Hubert and. siblings Linda Edward William and grandparents Otis Price and Rosco Osburn. Also Daniel W Oster 81 of Braymer survivor lists. Noah Jasper Young 75 resident of Lawrence with wife Maudie Ellen and six daughters and three sons. numerous relatives and calling details noted.

Leta Gail Osburn Sulphur City Ark Hubert Osburn DeSote Linda Edward William Afl Otis Price DeSoto Rosco Osburn Fayetteville Daniel W. Oster Daniel W. Sster Braymer Rose Jackson Lawrence Daisy Taylor Springfield Herbert Oster Hobart Oklo Noah Jasper Young Lawrence Memorial Hospital N. J. St Funk-Cooper-Warren Young Osawatomie Barteldes Seed Co Maudie Ellen Young Opal Faulkner R. I. St Ave Sliffer Ottawa Ellen Osborne Ohio St Thelma Bell San Diego Calif Stella Johnston Louisville Emmagene Jeffries San Pedro Jasper Young Noah R. Young Leslie Alton Young Winfield George Young Elton Young Los Angeles Ethel Gitman Chetopa

Market Summary Shows Mixed Stocks and Grain Prices

Wheat up 1.93 with referendums boosting. corn at 1.50. oats easy switch to corn. Hog prices around 19, cattle uneven with values 20 to 25, steers 20.00-22.00. New York trading mixed. volume about 2.2 million. Kansas City grain bids lower to higher across wheat corn and soybeans. futures open high then close varied.

Kansas City Casda Cal New York Tolume Standard Oil (Nj Mead Corp Alleghany-Sudium Steel du Pont Caterpillar Tractor Evans Products

Kansas City Produce Prices and Standards Summary

KC market notes current receipts and averages for eggs butter and poultry. Listings cover eggs grade A medium sizes 60 percent, butter fat and solid weights, and poultry by weight class including hens fryers and breeders with Beltsville values and geese ducks and guineas prices.

Kansas City Beltsville

Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Court

Marriage licenses granted include Theodore D Luber 19 and Janice E Thornton 16 both of Lawrence Dean R Gordon 30 Clathe and Patsy R Keller 3 Kansas City Mo Jack Edward Worley 23 Lawrence and Ina Lee Brinkman 22 Miami Fla William J Nicholson 22 Kansas City Mo and Patrick Maureen Flanagan 21 Moran Richard M Kume 29 and Rose W Sato 24 both of Honolulu T H

Theodore Donald Luber Janice Elaine Thornton Lawrence Dean R. Gordon Clathe Patsy R. Keller Kansas City Jack Edward Worley Ina Lee Brinkman Miami Fla William Joseph Nicholson Patrickk Maureen Flanagan Moran Richard M. Kume Rose W. Sato Honolulu T. H

Charges Dismissed in County Court for Local Men

Charges against George L Ault and C E Dobbs Clark were dismissed after an altercation last week led to mutual complaints. Ault had claimed disturbing the peace while Clark alleged assault and battery. Card of thanks from Mrs Mollie Kerr notes hospital well wishes.

Eudora George L, Ault C. E. (Dobbs) Clark Ault Clark WSCS Methodist Church Mollie Kerr

Local Youth Attacked by Two Boys Near 19th and La Streets

Donald Wrench, 16, said two youths attacked him with fists and a pipe wrench after a high speed car passed on Massachusetts Street. He was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and released. Police tentatively identified the youths, but his parents refused to sign a complaint.

19Th Wrench Massachusetts Street Donald Wrench la. Sts Lawrence Memorial Hospital

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