Storm Moves Into The Eastern Area Chief picks in Kansas chiropractors group
Dr James Anderson of Kansas ity elected president of the Northeast District of the Kansas Chiropractors Association in Topeka. Dr Hobart Hull of Kansas City named vice president, Dr Herbert Thiry of Kansas City secretary, Dr Harold Cellers of Topeka director, Dr Ben Evans of Topeka alternate director.
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James Anderson
Kansasity
Kansas Chiropractors Association
Topeka
Hobart Hull F
Kansas City
Herbert Thiry
Sia
Harold Cellers
Direc
Tor
Ben Evans
Eastern Rockies And Plains Get Weather Relief
A mix of winter and spring storms battered the eastern half of the nation. Heavy snow blanketed central Lower Michigan and Wisconsin as the system moved into the Midwest after dumping over a foot in parts of Colorado and southwest Nebraska. The snow belt stretched into northern New York with 4 to 8 inches expected up to southern Maine. New York totals 2 to 5 inches, while rain and wet snow threatened driving in Rhode Island and southern Connecticut. Thunderstorms and strong winds traveled ahead of a cold front from the Carolinas into northern Florida.
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Plains States
Lower
Michigan
Wisconsin
Midwest
Colorado
Nebraska
New York State
New England
Massachusetts
Maine
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Carolinas
Florida
New York
Berkshires
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Minots
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Gulf Coastal
Arizona
Utah
Washington
Mississippi
Plains
Nuclear Sub Skate Completes Arctic Under Ice Cruise
The USS Skate completed a 10 day 14 hour Arctic voyage covering 2405 miles under the ice cap. It surfaced nine times to read open-water signals and tested inertial navigation possibly for Polaris missile launches. Commissioned in 1957 the 287 foot submarine operates submerged under polar ice.
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New London
Skate
Arctic
Polaris
Labor Shortage Forcing Service Cuts At City Aide Offices
Nichols notes overtime burden and a shortage of ten janitors citywide. He warns that inability to recruit at current wage rates will reduce services in both quantity and quality across departments.
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Nichols
Lawrence to Host Annual Pro Rodeo This Fall
E R Zook of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce says the upcoming rodeo will be a two hour professional event with entertainment barrel races and clowns. The fair board forecasts strong interest and regional impact, noting the last Lawrence championship rodeo was in 1930 at Memorial Stadium KU led by athletic director Dr F C Allen.
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E. R. Zook
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Fair Board
Zook
Fair Board of Directors
Chamber
Lawrence
Memorial Stadium
F. C. Allen
Deaths Funerals Mrs Wanda Pearl Anderson and Mrs Maria Jimenez
Funeral services are planned for Wanda Pearl Anderson 38 of 1924 Mass St at First Methodist Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Maria Jimenez 64 who died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital will be buried in Mt Calvary Cemetery after services at St John Catholic Church with pallbearers named Bermudez Memirez and Jaminez.
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Wanda Pearl Anderson
Mass. St
First Methodist Church
Albert F. Bramble
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rumsey Funeral Home
Maria Jimenez
Maria Jimenz
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
St. John’ Catholic Church
Cooper-Warren ‘Chapel
George Towle
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Felix Bermudez
Tony Bermudez
Israel Bermudez
Jesse Bermudez
Joe Memirez
Pete Jaminez
Dedication Planned for Wesleyan Church at Sth and Madeline
The Wesleyan Methodist Church at Sth and Madeline Lane schedules a 3 p.m. Sunday dedication with Rev. L A Harvey as pastor and Rev. C W Dunbar delivering the dedicatory sermon. Music will come from Lawrence talent and church members, followed by an open house. Construction began after 1953 meetings and May 24, 1954 purchase. ground breaking Oct 17, 1956. first service in the basement in fall 1957.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
Sth
Madeline Lane
L. A. Harvey
C. W. Dunbar
Kansas Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Lawrence
Harvey
Miltonvale Wesleyan College
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List
A district memorial hospital announces births and resident names. Listings include Edwin Burgess, Dale Lee Johnson, Sharon Kay Ward, Rose Starr, Jannene Mohlstrom, Retha Samuels, Mildred Davenport, Elizabeth Rule, Wilma McMinn, Gladys Rennels, Merl Childers, Barbara Mueller, Don Dever, Donal Sedlak, Sharon Dixon, Ruth Hughes, Jean Lemesang, Dale Mayhew, Thomas Jarb on e, Ruth Samuels, Rosemary Brown and baby boy, Henry Deckwa, Ethel Jennings, Janice Luber and baby ben, Judith Old and baby girl, Eva Hillman, Beverly Brown, Thomas McMinn and a daughter, James Childers and a son, Harold Muller and a daughter.
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Edwin Burgess
Learnard Ave
Dale Lee Johnson
Baldwin
Leonard Bagby
Conn
Sharon Kay Ward
Ala. St
Rose Starr
Eudora
Jannene Mohlstrom
Stouffer Place
Retha Samuels
N. Y. St
Mildred Sue Davenport
Elm St
Elizabeth Rule
Ky. St
Wilma McMinn
Vt.St
Gladys Rennels
Ohio St
Mer] Childers
Barbara Muiller
Don Dever
Donal Sedlak
Mo. St
Sharon Dixon
Emerald Dr
Ruth Hughes
N. 3Rd St
Jean Lemesang
Ark
Dale Mayhew
Thomas Jarboe
W. 21St St
Ruth Samuels
Rosemary Brown
Baby Boy
Prospect Ave
Henry Deckwa
R. I. St
Ethel Jennings
N. H
Janice Luber
Ben
Judith Old
Retirement Bill Faces Sure Veto by Governor Docking
TOPEKA AP Gov George Docking said he will veto a public employee retirement bill passed by the 1959 Legislature. He warned state workers could be better off with savings bonds and noted the bill would cost about two million dollars yearly. Docking defended other proposed measures from the League of Kansas Municipalities and Democrats.
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Topeka
George Docking
Docking
League of Kansas
League
Pronovost Records Over 200 Career Stitches
Detroit Red Wings defenseman Marcel Pronovost has endured more than 200 stitches across his hockey career, reflecting a long history of tough playoff and regular season battles.
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Marcel Pronovost
Detroit Red Wings
Wreck Causes $750 Damage on East 15th Street
A two car crash in the 1200 block of East 15th Street caused about $750 in damage Thursday. No injuries were reported. Drivers were Frank A. Rogers, 31, of 1511 Lindenwood Lane, and Vida Ingerson, 1506 Cadet.
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East 15Th Street
Frank A. Rogers
Lindenwood Lane
Vida Ingerson
Cadet
Docking Approves Pay Hike for State Officials
Gov George Docking signed bills boosting salaries for Supreme Court justices to 14000 and Chief Justice to 15000, district judges to 10000, and elective officers to 9000 with several appointive posts rising 1000 to 1500. Effective dates vary: January 1961 for elected officers and July 1 for appointive posts. He also signed a measure requiring Kansas Corporation Commission hearings on train service abandonment and railroad station closings in affected communities.
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Topeka
Supreme and District Court
George Docking
Supreme Court
Docking
Kansas Corporation Commission
Seven New Directors Named to Chamber of Commerce Board
Seven new directors were elected to the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce board and will begin three year terms at the first April meeting. Names include Roger Allen Art Weaver Les Reese R R Zur bachen Warren Rhodes Dr John Albers and Mel Fisher. Several directors from the current board will have terms continue into 1960 or 1961.
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The
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Roger Allen
Art Weaver
Les Reese
R. R. Zurbachen
Warren Rhodes
John Albers
Mel Fisher
M. S. Winter
George Clem
E. P. Addy
Tammy Constant
Alex Donnelly
Woodrow Miller
Jim Schubert
Ray Culbertson
de Erhart
Walter Heck
Justin Hill
J. D. King
Bill Willee
Warren Lesh
Franklin Murphy
George Noland
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Olin Petefish
G. K. Whitenight
Dick Raney
Rusty Springer
Docking vetoes highway bill on appeal cases
Governor Docking vetoed a bill altering condemnation appeal rules in highway cases citing discrimination between the State Highway Commission and landowners. The measure would have let the commission appeal without a jury or via referee with landowner consent. Docking also signed a bill authorizing Kansas to run a state biological survey and to manage 612 acres of former Haskell lands for wildlife preserve.
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Topeka
George Docking
Docking
State Highway Commission
D.D. Marshall
R-Lincoln
University of Kansas
State Biological Survey
Department of Interior
Haskell Indian Institute
Lawrence
Lawrence Man Hurt In Two Car Crash At 12th And N Y
A 53 year old Lawrence man suffered a back injury in a two car collision at 12th and N Y streets. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for X rays and observation. The other driver Velma Ellen Pine, 44, of 910 E 13th St was not hurt. Vehicle damage was about 1600 dollars.
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Lawrence
12Th
N. Y. Sts
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Thomas W. Jarboe
Velma Ellen Piné
E. 13Th St
Granddad Perry Farms New Mission After Pauley Baby
Lawrence High School PE instructor L R Perry known as Dad becomes Granddad Perry after the birth of Evan Reed Pauley to Edward C Pauley and Marilyn Perry of Overland Park. Canvass of Tuesday primary ballots by City Commission shows no changes to totals.
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Lawrence High School
L. R. Perry
Edward C. Pauley
Overland Park
Perry
Pauley
Marilyn Perry
Evan Reed Pauley
Kansas City
City Commission
Liz Taylor Converts to Judaism in Hollywood Ceremony
Actress Elizabeth Taylor has reportedly converted to Judaism, the faith of her late husband Mike Todd and of Eddie Fisher. The decision, said to have been in process for years, was announced by Temple Israel of Hollywood where the ceremony occurred in the presence of her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Taylor.
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Hollywood Vm
Elizabeth Taylor
Mike Todd
Eddie Fisher
Hollywood
Temple Israel of Hollywood
Howard
Actress Taylor Adopts Judaism After Marriage to Todd
The 27-year-old actress reportedly embraced Judaism after marrying Mike Todd on February 2, 1988. Todd, born Avram Goldboggen, was the son of a rabbi, and the announcement was said to come from Miss Taylor. Conversions are not typically announced, a spokesman noted.
Obituary of John W. Johanning 85 in Lawrence Kansas
John William Johanning died March 20 1959 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital at age 85. He was born September 26 1873 in Fort Hudson Missouri and moved to Worden Kansas in 1875. He married Isabell Wrede February 6 1902 and they observed their 57th wedding anniversary February 6 1959. He is survived by wife three children seven grandchildren one sister and two brothers.
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John William Johanning
John Wiliam Johanning
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Louise Birkmann Johanning
Fort Hudson
Franklin County
Missouri
Worden
Kansas
St. John E. & R
Card of Thanks for Johanning Family
The families of John William Johanning thank neighbors friends and relatives for food cards and flowers during the illness and death of our husband father and grandfather.
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John William Johanning
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