Campus Chest Drive seeks $1 per student at KU
Ralph Varoum of Kansas City is drive chairman for the 1957 Kansas University Campus Chest drive. The goal is $1 per student or more than $8,000, with a kickoff breakfast at 7:30 a.m. in the Memorial Union Ballroom. Steering committee and representatives will canvass KU organized houses to solicit contributions. Funds will be allocated to World University Service, YM-YWCA, Emergency Fund, CARE, Committee of Friendly Relations Among Foreign Students, and health foundations. Ralph Steerman of Emporia is co chair.
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Kansas University
Ralph Varoum
Kansas City
Memorial Union
House Representatives
K.U
World University Service
Kulym-Ywca
U.S
Ralph Steerman
Emporia
Cochairman
Donnelly Named Local Rotary President in Lawrence
Alex Donnelly, manager of the National Alfalfa Dehydrating and Milling Co. plant north of Lawrence, was elected president of the Lawrence Rotary Club succeeding Art Wolf. He will assume office July 2. Bill Willee elected vice president along with a board including Frank Burge Ray Culbertson William Terrell Rev Dale Turner Dolph C Simons Jr Donnelly and Wolf. Other officers elected include Karl Kloez secretary John Brand treasurer Ray Roberts assistant treasurer and Everett Norris sergeant at arms.
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Alex Donnelly
National
Lawrence
Lawrence Rotary Club
Art Wolf
Donnelly
Bill Willee
Frank Burge
Ray Culbertson
William Terrell
Dale Turner
Dolph C.simons Jr
Wolf
Karl Kloez
John Brand
Ray Roberts
Everett Norris
Five 4 H Clubs Continued from Page One
Linda Wulfkuhle Kanwaka chorus Judy Hoover Charlene Hoover D Brennan Donna Thomas Soyce Davis Ellen Johnson Char SS Hoffman Jeri Craig and Harry ig Cottonwood vocal ensemble Stave OConnell Sharon OConnell and Bob OConnell Cottonwood instrumental ensemble and Lone Star orchestra Judges for various events were Jack Brooking Kansas University plaza Warren Rhodes Lawrence First National Bank and Tommie Van Sickle Baker University modal meetings Rhodes and Sickle also judged boys demonstrations Jane Haskins and Joe Huderson Baker University students judged promotional talks Mrs Howard Neighbor former consumer education specialist Kansas Extension Council girls demonstrations Pat Beedles Baldwin folk games and Charles Kas singer director of instrumental music in Lawrence High School music
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Wulfkuhle
Baker University
Rhodes and Sickle
Jane Haskins
Joe Huderson
Howard Neighbor
Kansas Extension Council
Pat Beedles
Baldwin
Charles Kassinger
Lawrence High School
Pepsi-Cola Letter Contest Opens With City Wish Theme
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co invites a no purchase letter writing contest on What I Want for Our City. Deadline is midnight March 31. First prize is 100 dollars plus a portable TV, with second and third prizes beverage coolers. Entries to Pepsi-Cola P.O. Box 427 Lawrence.
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Pepsi-Cola
P.O
Lawrence
Sentence Suspended For Youth in Incident
Verlon L. Daniels an 18 year old of 625 N 6th St received a 30 day suspended sentence in police court on vagrancy charges Judge Jack Maxwell ordered home confinement by 11 o clock nightly. Police said Daniels was among about 15 youths gathered in the 1400 block on Massachusetts Street early Sunday morning and talking loudly. others were sent home.
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Verlon L. Daniels
N. 6Th St
Daniela
Jack Maxwell
Daniels
Massachusetts Street
Wested Daniels
Po- Nee
Local Food Market to Lead Three-Unit Center Planned
Work begin around April 1 on a 110 by 150 foot food market at LGN Crest Shopping Center with brick glass exterior and extensive parking. The project, first of three facilities including a medical center and drug store, aims to serve residents with self serve meat and produce and modern equipment.
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Amos
Ryanket
Ducal
Boo and
Cave Anil Vos
Paneer
I. Ta Bt Us
LGN Crest
Rusty's Food Center
Ard
Sts. Ti
Springer
Soial
Imane
L. K. Zimmer
B. W. Watters
Margaret Clark
Ralph R. Reed
Forrest Brown
Osborne Drug Chain
R. M. Raney
Woman Hurt, Another Charged in Local Fight
One woman suffered a head wound and another was ordered to appear in court after a Sunday fight at 19th and La. Sis. Mrs Beverly Jean Thomas, 1131 N J St, treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for a minor knife wound to the back of the head. Mrs Evelyn T Stuart, 1394 N J St, booked for assault and battery. Stuart claimed Thomas struck her to protect herself. The dispute reportedly began over a difference about their jobs. A single silkworm can produce a mile and a half of silk thread.
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la. Sis
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Beverly Jean Thomas
N. J. St
Evelyn T. Stuart
Stuart
Thomas
Oklahoma City rode rough game sparks with King and Chamberlain
Oklahoma City officials and players faced racial tensions during a tense basketball clash with Kansas. Spectators tossed objects, arguments flared, and coach Lemons defended his team while KU praised Oklahoma City center Hubert Reed and Wilt Chamberlain for standout play. Officials called the game honest despite a hostile atmosphere.
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals Listed
Memorial Hospital records show admissions for numerous patients including Mrs. Marcent Sherlock Baldwin Eric Owens at 626 Ky St and Mrs. Doris Harper at 6 Lincoln St with others named from Parry Garber Route 2 to Manhattan Sunyside and Oskaloosa. Dismissals include Mrs. Pauline Beebe 722 Grant St and Eleanor Wenger with baby girl Route 2 along with several births this period including a son for Ernest Sherlock Balin and a son for Robert Harper at 546 Lincoln St.
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Marcent Sherlock
Baldwin
Eric Owens
Ky. St
Doris Harper
Lincoln St
Frank Bateson
Miss. St
Parry Garber
Marjorie Gound
Lucille Metlewski
Tonganonie
Margaret Robertson
Murrow Court
Gertrude Pine
Route 3
Mate Hateh
Pa. St
Beulah Ransdell
Leonard Ave
Terry Cox
Linwood
Robert Fulkerson
Eudora
DeNean Tkach
Sunnyside
Daun Marie Hermsmeier
Manhattan
Archary T. Anthony
Satanta
Gertrude Hermsmeier
Barbara Groninger
Route 2
Helen Logan
19Th St
John Kasberger
Clinton
Lyhn
Stu
Pauline Beebe
Grant St
Eleanor Wenger
Ann Larimer
Enge
Mary Ince
J. Ll. McDaniel
Shirley Lynch
Aelen Means
Stratford Rd
Louis Griffith
Carl Munzicker
Winona Dingman
Mass
Alice Brockelsby
HOSN
J. St
Loretta Boyer
Tonganoxie
Johanna Rasmalen
Oskaloosa
Marcia Jones
Mac
Perry Barber
Cheryl Wood
W. Dth St
Robert Bailey
N. J
Virgil Treland
Sunflower
Barbara Crumer
Elm St
Mase Edwards
Margaret Traphagan
James Shepard
Richard Miller
Marcene Longanecker
Ernest Sherlock
Balin
Robert Harper
Stephen Tkach
Junior Elects Walter Mutanmnis Kansas University Leader
El Dorado reports Walter Mutanmnis of Kansas University was elected chairman of the State Young Republicans at Emporia's campus convention. The group approved inviting the state committee to hire a conference staff and assign Galego Braap to the state committee. Deah Landis of Kansas State College will serve on the committee with Mc Ginnis.
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Walter Mutanmnis
Kansas University
Janiar Front
el Dorado
Jin Emporia
Republican Estate Committee
Dis Ehsavnen
Nimber
Heer
I Deah Landis
Kansas State College
McGinnis
Deaths and Funerals in Baldwin Area
Obituary notices for Mrs F C Harms and Mrs If llarms of Wichita. burial plans for John Carl William Rurode, 61, of Baldwin Route 3. funeral details for Arthur E Reynolds, 91, of Baldwin Route 2. Lauranda Preston, 44, former Baldwin resident, funeral at Baldwin First Methodist Church. Latta V Walling, 80, former KU instructor, died in Daytoma Beach Florida. survivors listed for each.
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F.C. Harms
If . Llarms
Wichita
J. of Wheeler
Ala
St. Cheel
John Carl Wiliam Ruroda
John Carl Wiliam Paurode
Baldwin
Darna Memorial
Lowi Die
Tate Wind
Baldwin First Methodist Church
D. D. Wavoner
Sutton Cemetery
Dorothy Rurode
Darrell Rurode
Kenneth Rurotte
Chillicothe
Garlan York
Great Bend
Alice Ruerode
Mary Buchanan
Jiine Henry
Shenandoah
Iowa
Arthur E. Reynolds
Baldwin Route 2
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ramsay Funneral
Robert Cann
Oak Till
Field Reynolds
Geneva
Ind
Lauranda Preston
Topeka
Sheriton
Tow
Sampet Ta ‘Ston
Wellsville
TD. D. Wagoner
Latta V. Walling
Lalia V. Walling
la. St
Kansans University
Daytomy Beach
Fla
Miss Walling
Kansas
Sk.u
Victor Walling
Chicago
Guy Walling
Daltona Beach
William Walling
Tallahapsee
Kansas City Grain and Wheat Futures Report
Kansas City market bulletin shows wheat and corn prices with bid offers for No 2 and No 3 grades, along with oats and barley values. It lists futures for Mar May July Sep and Dec with open high low close figures, plus cash grain prices for cattle, calves, and feed components. Ohio, Kansas City USDA notes show live cattle, calves and cow values, with movement described as active and prices steady to higher in some categories.
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K. C. Cash & Grain
Kansas City
Kansas City i
USDA
Lawrence Journal World Classifieds and Sports Note Update
The Lawrence Journal World lists a variety of items including boys and girls classified ads for a wide age range, plus a brief sports note about the University of Kansas basketball team returning from Dallas after rough travel. Readers are advised to place ads at the newspaper office on 8th and North. Skunk cabbage warning briefly explains its spring odor.
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Journal World
Wall Street industrials slump as volume eases
Sues took losses as the stock of ket continued Jower in quiet trad ing late this afternoon. Volume for the day was esti mated at around 1,500,000 shares compared with 1,600,000 on Fri day. Key stocks were off from fhie tine to a point or so. Steel and nil shares suffered a little more than other groups but there was no noticeable selling pressure any where in the list. Utilities and rails showed nar row changes for the most part. Brokers said the market was ill in the doldrums when it has been most of the time for weeks past. Continued concern abut the Middle East, another drop in the stool operating rate and softer copper prices were among the fun damental factor Gulf Of way down more than a point. Royal Dutch, Sန်ary and Texas Co. wast around a point each. Standard Oil (New Jersey) was off a major fraction. U.S. Steel and Youngstown Sheet were each off around a point. Republic Steel and Bethle hem were down major fractions. Chrysler and General Motors were off slightly. Kennecott dropped a point and International Nickel more than that.
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Dasia
Wall Street
New York
Sues
Ket
Middle East
Gulf of Way
Royal Dutch, Sinerary and
Texas Co
Standard Oil
New Jersey
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
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Rotary
Pepsi-Co
Sc Rence Lodge No
A.F. J “Ea
Bron
Paul R
Rence Lodge No
AF. M
Ee Walker
Geo
W. Mole
Pillcrest
Oread Gang
Trav
Hiner
Busie Ness
CIA
Seat
Kou
Lightner
SMU
Matty Gell
Texas
King
Chamberlain
Lemons
Oklahoma City
O.C.U
Able Curtis
Southwest Conference
Curtis
Dallas
Ed. Nall
UCLA
Nall
1O.C
Salen
Taghsner
Osaiel
Chamblain
Tin
Harp
Deen
Lennox
Grand Prairie
Tex
Journal-World Sports
Reed
K.U. Engineering Queen
Barbara Everley
Fedora
Chi Omega
Profity
Anne Gillespie
Elaine Knupp
Washington
John Fliss Everley
Dean T. DeWitt Carr
Journal-World Photo
Memorial Hospital
Junior
Noland
Agency
Aden
K. GC. Livestock
Libel Vanekela
Powtry
Tel & Tel
Oila Li Atchison Ae Atlas
AVEO
Beth Slee
Chrysler Ila Caties
Eagle P
Mach
Ford
Solaren
Gen
Goodyear
M&m
Texia
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Ohio OU
Olin
Peabody Coal
Stoke van Can Ha Sun Chem
UN Pacims
Monuments Lawrence Memorial Co
Ain Ee A
Ara
Serice
Lawrence Pation
Hannes
Avery
Doe
Kinga. University
Hs 2
Oder
K. C. Protuce
Kansas City Cp
Aziex
Securities Investment CO
Lawrence Mills
Karl Kreider
Banat
Hartford
LIFE
Post, Time
Newsweek
0. S. News
E Investment CO
Moss
George Hedrick
WM. R. Terrell
FITCH
North & CO
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