Snow-Covered East Struggles to Return to Normal
Eastern states from Virginia to Maine battle lingering outages after the region’s worst snowstorm in years. Crews restore power as temperatures rise, but hundreds of thousands lack heat. At least 45 deaths linked to exposure and accidents. Flood threat looms as thaw begins, governors declare emergencies.
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Virginia
Maine
Pennsylvania
New Jer
Maryland
New York City
Long Island
Weather Bureau
New York State
New England
New Jersey
Eastern
Bell Telephone Co
Snew
North Dakota
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Tombstone at Marvin Hall stirs unrest at KU architecture
A tombstone reading RU School of Architects RBN-1958 appeared on Marvin Hall steps, later removed, as campus tensions rose after an effigy labeled Beal was found March 4. Prof Beal chairs the department. officials deny accreditation threats or leadership change.
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Kansas University
Marvin Hall
RU School of Architects
Beal
George M. Beal
Architecture Department
Joseph Skillman
John
McNown
Engineering
Journal. World
KU Future Continued From Page One Discussion
Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy led an afternoon talk on major shifts in American higher education and research and KU’s links to them. Panelists included deans from Liberal Arts, Engineering, Law, and Medical schools, plus library and mathematics leaders and an expert on Scandinavian literature.
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Robert Vosper
G. Baley Price
Philip Mitchell
Earl McCleery Funeral Services in Indianapolis
Funeral services for Earl McCleery will be held at 3 20 p m Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home Indianapolis Indiana. Burial is in Oak Hill Cemetery. McCleery 62 born Oct 1 1895 in Mapleton Iowa survivors include Osborn McCleery father Myrtle wife two sons Guy and Charles both of Indianapolis four daughters Kay Wilson Palm Beach Fla Ben Wieneke Dall Haas and Norgal Haas Indianapolis two sisters Pluma Parks Indianapolis Forrest Griffith Kansas City 19 grandchildren. MEETING NOTICE Special communication of Low man ce Lodge No 6 AF AM Monday March 24 7 p m Work in second degree Visitors welcome Ralph H Gel vie W M W hawker
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Earl McCleery
Rumsey
Indianapolis
Ind
Oak Hill Cemetery
McGleery
Mapleton
Iowa
Osborn McCleery
Lawrence
Myrtle
Guy
Charlea
Kay Wilson
Palm Beach
Fla
Ben Wieneke
Dall Haas
Norgal Haas
Pluma Parks
Forrest Griffith
Kansas City
Kas
Brussels Exhibition three cent stamp issued in Detroit plan
The Post Office Department will issue a three cent stamp commemorating the Brussels Universal and International Exhibition. Detroit post office handling first day cancellations. local sale starts April 18. Kansas University students Philip Rokruse and Larry Paul from Wichita passed mental and physical exams for entrance to the 15 Air Force Academy after tests at Offutt AFB.
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Post Office Department
De‘trait
Mich
Lawrence
James Parsons
Detroit
Kansas University
Air Force Academy
Wichita
Philip Ro Kruse
Larry
Paul
Offutt Air Force Base
Neh
Civil court suits arise from 1957 highway crash near Topeka
In County Court Harvey Electric Supply of North Kansas City sues Harry Westergren Plumbing Co for money damages. Clara Landing of Kaity Kansas sues Charles Shirk Arthur for 10000. Tommy Higgins sues Charles Shirk Arthur and Marriet Landon for 3000. All suits stem from a Sept 1957 car crash at the intersection of Highways 24 and 75 just north of Topeka.
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Harvey Electric Supply, Inc
North Kansas City
Harry Westergren
Charles Shirk Arthur
Topeki
Reckless Driving Fine for Davenport in Milton Court
County Court Milton A Bar tels of Kansas City Missouri fined Davenport 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Davenport listed with an address. Also fined Davenport 1 dollar and costs for not having a headlight.
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Milton A. Bartels
Kansas City
Roland A. Davenport
Local Police Laugh At Prank That Does Their Job For Them
Patrolmen Leon Roberts and Don Andrew conducted a speed radar check between 4 and 5 30 pm Friday at 6th and Miss Street but did not catch any violators. They found a warning sign reading radar ahead placed by an unknown person. Police Chief John Hazetet said the joke did not hinder law enforcement and the motive was to slow traffic. he cautioned against similar stunts.
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Leon Roberts
Don Andrew
6Th
Miss St
Me. Sts
John Hazetet
UN Chief Hammarskjold Heads to Moscow Talks
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold flew to Moscow to discuss East West disarmament stalemate with Soviet leaders. He plans to spend next week gauging Moscow views, then stop in London for Western input, signaling openness to a carefully prepared summit at the UN if feasible.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Moscow
U.N
Red China
Middle East
Hammarskjold
London
Eagles Memorial Dance Scheduled for Today
Lawrence Eagles Lodge hosts annual Memorial Foundation dance from 9 to midnight at Eagles Hall 15 E 9th St. President David Higgins says the foundation supports 1,365 children nationwide whose fathers were Eagles members killed in Korea. Proceeds fund feeding housing and education for these children.
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Lawrence Eagles Lodge
Memorial Foundation
Eagles Hall
E, 9Th St
David Higgins
Eagles
Korea
County Reports Hepatitis Cases In Vinland Teens
Three 17 year old students Arylis and Alice Deay twins and Warren Cooper of Vinland have hepatitis. They attended a Stillwell tournament six weeks ago before Stillwell schools closed by the outbreak. Others at Edgerton and Wea also contracted illness. all are recovering with gamma globulin and rest. Warren has a twin brother Wayne who is uninfected.
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Douglas County
C. A. McIntire
Arylis
Alice Deay
Bill Deay
Warren Cooper
Clifford Cooper
Vinland
Peachoot
Stillwell
Edgerton
Wea
Dean
Wayne
Savings Bond Sales Here Two Months Rise statewide
Evan Griffith Kansas Chairman for United States Savings Bonds reported that County sales of Series HK and Series H totaled 212,718 for the first two months of 1958. The statewide total for the first two months was 18,522,579, up 3,466,838 from 1957. February statewide sales reached 10,602,515 for Series E and H, 3,469,739 more than February 1957, with Kansas at 22 percent of its 1958 goal of 83,300,000.
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Evan Griffith
Kansas
United States Savings Bonds
Irving Hill
Douglas County Savings Bonds
United States Savings
District Rotary Conference Set to Open in Kansas
About 500 to 600 Rotarians from District 571 will gather at the University of Kansas for a three day conference beginning Sunday with registration at 1 p.m. Speakers include district governor George E. Watkins and Rotary International officials. The event will review service work and plan future activities. Karl Klooz of Lawrence will be announced as the 1958 district representative to Rotary International.
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Caltery Chemical Co
Lawrence
Rotary
Kansas
Kansas University
George E. Watkins
Paola
Norman G. Foster
Ottawa
Canada
Rotary International
Dan Proctor
Chickasha
Okla
Franklin D. Murphy
Lawrence Rotary Club
Alex Donnelly
Karl Klooz
Rotary Clubs
Art Wolf
Rotaryanns
Births Reported At Memorial Hospital In Eudora And Nearby
A list of newborns and families appears from Memorial Hospital and nearby addresses. Names include Joyce Williams Roberta Flory Jan Lotridge Bobbie Gourley Eugene Mages Lillian Widner Delia Schrader Bessie Snow George Hardtarfer Frankie Watkins Beverly Bussen and baby girl Frances Wales and baby girl Bertha Moore Joseph Kirkpatrick Martha Baker Calvin Flory Gary Williams Merle Southard Max Lingenfelser George MacGregor and others in Eudora Wellsville Lane and surrounding areas with several births noted as today.
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Joyce Williams
Eudora
Roberta Flory
Route 5
Jan Lotridge
Bobbie Gourley
6Th St
Elmer West
Tonganoxie
Robert Randel
Baldwin
Lowell Bailey
Barker Ave
LeAnn Gross
Murrow
Corrine Thompson
Eugene Mages
Ottawa
Lillian Widner
Delia Schrader
Bessie Snow
George Hardtarfer
Me. St
Frankie Watkins
Richland
John Reeves
David Boyd
4Th St
Beverly Bussen
Terry Lee Sohn
Wellsville
Frances Wales
Lane
Bertha Moore
Tenn
St. Joseph Kirkpatrick
Martha Baker
Calvin Flory
Gary Williams
Merle Southard
Ind. St
Max Lingenfelser
Maple Lane
George MacGregor
Stouffer Place
Civic Affairs Dinner For Women Voters In Lawrence
Reservations urged for the annual Civic Affairs Dinner of the Lawrence League of Women Voters with Mrs. James Drury handling bookings. The 6:30 p.m. March 26 event at Hotel Eldridge features a panel on Can We Pay for Our Schools with W. D. Wolfe Russell Mosser and O Kenneth O Fallon, followed by Q and A about the April 15 school bond election.
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Lawrence League of Women Voters
James Drury
Hotel
Eldridge
W. D. Wolfe
Russell Mosser
O. Kenneth O’fallon
Card of Thanks from Mrs W L Norris at hospital
Mrs W L Norris thanks her doctors hospital staff and friends for cards flowers and support during her stay. She says the care was greatly appreciated and will be remembered and urges readers to call VI 38 3148 to guess the number of ads in this issue for two free tickets and an annual talent show search on May 3.
City rules on public dances require license and compliance
Your City: Toes Lawrence states that a city license is needed to conduct a dance or run a dance hall where admission is charged. The person in charge must ensure the event meets city requirements, including that no one shall be admitted or allowed to…
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Lawrence
Untitled fragment on public behavior restrictions
In a fragmented notice the text references intoxicated persons or those carrying intoxicating beverages being restricted, admission charged at dances, and indecent language or vulgar conduct being prohibited. emphasis appears on public order and enforceable standards for events.
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Harvard Road
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Independence
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Salina
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