Frankfurt cuts occupation services for German costs
The United States and Germany move to cut occupation era benefits for Germans in exchange for contributing troops. The plan targets personal services and clubs paid by Germans, with a date set to end paid occupation services while leaving some military train allowances under review. U. S. High Commissioner McCloy called the step a sign of progress toward reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Mt. Whet
U. S
John J. McCloy
J Army
Fere
State Department
U. S. Army
T i
European Defense Community
Army
Chile Seeks Higher Copper Prices Amid Global Strike
Chile ends 1951 pact with American firms over copper. Industry faced a wage strike by 12 500 workers as production fell. Under the agreement Chile sent a fixed 27 percent of copper to the U S and capped prices for foreign copper while allowing 20 percent to sell on the world market. Royalty per pound on total reduction noted. Cabinet aims to boost dollar earnings and raise wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca
Ie Arsen Cousty
Chile
Aerae
U. S
Thompanies
Bearn
Troop 53 Scouts On Midland Camping Trip
Twelve Boy Scouts and their leaders from Troop 53 sponsored by First Christian Church left by truck for an overnight camping trip near Midland. They will practice trail and tracking, fire building, cooking, compass and nature study while advancing in rank. Leaders include Bob Gable and Douglas Beene. Campers plan a devotional Sunday morning, return Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Midland
Allen Endacott
Fred Zimmerman
Aricy Allen
Bi Wigglesworth
Frank Peabody
Jim Anderson
Eric Solicker
Fred Wiley
Rees Jackman
Douglas Jennings
Monte Pierson
Daryl Beene
Bob Gable
Douglas Beene, Jr
Dan Wiley
Wiley
Duane Haverty
WY. D. Michael
Outdoor Art Festival Opens at KU Tomorrow
Forty five entries were received for the annual Art Festival to open tomorrow afternoon at the University of Kansas. The hours run 2 to 5 pm tomorrow and 10 am to 5 pm Monday in Fowler Grove between the Information Booth and Journalism School. Delta Phi Delta sponsors the event with entries from faculty, students, and other KU supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Fowler Grove
K. U
Journalism School
Delta Phi Delta
Ki U
K. A. Ghouls
Manilas
Army revue stars Cpl Milliken in Europe tour
Cpl Robert Millen, stationed in Goenpingen Germany, part of a hill-bill quartet of 28th Infantry Division soldiers touring Army installations in Europe in Around the Town a small-soldier revue. Milliken, son of Mr and Mrs James C Milliken 6221 Ht St pred, husband of Mrs Micki Milliken 632 N 3rd, accompanies Darrl Heuk USMC of Lawrence confined to Camp Del Mar Ocean side Calif doing typing and clerical work in the training and replacement command office. Two drunkenness charges lead to jail terms for Ellis Gonuslin 1013 Dela St and Adam Poe Kansas City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Millen
Goenpingen
Germany
28Th Infantry Division
Europe
Cpl
Milliken
James C. Milliken
St. Pred
Micki Milliken
Darrl
Heuk
USMC
Lawrence
Camp del Mar
Oceanaide
Calif
Ellis Gonuslin
Dela
Wayne Ken Yestrday
Adam Poe
Kansas
Church Notice in 1501 Weekly bulletin
The Church of ene 1501 advertises services led by Keith Earnhardt and Franny Tascew. It mentions a seminar on investment and development opportunities in Kansas with mentions of Lawrence and local directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of
Kiss of the cavalier lifts Missouri style romance
In Winchester and Kansas City a new romantic gesture spreads as men kiss a lady's palm or, less commonly, the back of the hand. The trend blends midwestern gallantry with modern workaday hands. The piece quips that strong, muscular hands define women today and suggests gifting a book on alternating current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Kansas City
Missouri
New York City
U.S
Archie
Hau
Building Permits Totaling 148,300 Filed In City List
Building permits valued at 148 300 cover multiple projects. Herren 239 Maple new garage 300 William Slaughter 760 Lyon new garage 600 R L Webster 1311 W 6th trailer camp 5 000 J R McKinley 903 W 6th add garage to dwelling 5000 O F Stinson 1936 Tenn St new garage 500 Claude Shriver 745 Ark add to dwelling 300 Helen Ware 831 Pa add porch 200 Wilbur Rothwell 825 N private garage 400 Mrs Elizabeth DeLaney 047 Mass remodel two apartments 1500 Jacob McKelvey 426 Perry new garage 500 Richard Torne den 1416 Summit add to dwelling 300 Susie Siscoe 414 Locust add to dwelling 1000 Mrs Carry McCoy chicken houses 812 A 822 Walnut 1000 each
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Rothwell
Elizabeth DeLaney
Mass
Jacob McKelvey
Perry
Richard Torneden
Summit
Susie Siscoe
Carry McCoy
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Hull of Tonganoxie
Mrs Rachel Elizabeth Hull 52 of Tonganoxie died yesterday in a Topeka hospital. Born Oct 7 1899 in Iola she was a Methodist. Survived by husband Edgar C Hull father Charles B Mullin four daughters Charlotte Nye Hackett Duke Joan Hull Carolyn Hull and eight grandchildren. Funeral services and burial will be Monday in Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel E. Hull
Rachel Elizabeth Hull
Tonganoxie
Topeka
Iola
Methodist Church
Hull
Edgar C. Hull
Charles B. Mullin
Eureka
Charlotte Nye
Oklahoma City
Hackett Duke
Los Angeles
Joan Hull
Wichita
Carlyn Hu
Birth notices from Lawrence area hospitals
Birth announcements list several new arrivals including a son for Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Harris at 739 O Street and a son named Kurt Raymond for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Steeley of 912 Ind Street born Thursday noon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Other families mentioned include Fred Stewart, Laird Fred Stwart, Mrs. Ruby Grammer, Jeffrey Williams, Lila Tregemba, Mrs. Jaerie Brown and baby, and Mr. and Mrs. Millard Spencer among multiple addresses in Memorial Hospital records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Grammer
Elm St
Jeffrey Williams
Baldwin
Lila Tregemba
Overbrook
Jaerie Brown
Millard Spencer
Paul Orcad Ave
Charles Watter
Lecompton
Stanley W. Harris
O. St
Carl Steeley
Ind. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Steeleys
Kurt Raymond
Air Force allows Lt Goodwin to resign under conditions
The air force announced on Saturday that Lt Verne Goodwin, who refused to sign, may resign under conditions other than honorable. This action lets him escape a two year prison sentence he received for his refusal. Secretary Thomas Finletter and staff reviewed the case after receiving it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Air Force
Verne Goodwin
Goodwin
Secretary of the
Thomas Finletter
Farmers Warned on Rabies Cases Across Rural Areas
Officials of the American Foundation for Animal Health warn farmers nationwide about rabies flare ups in rural areas. Georgia and Pennsylvania report large cattle deaths while Iowa veterinarians note rabies kills more cows in non urban areas. Foundations urge vaccination, reporting, restraint, and removing stray or wild animals to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Fine
Iowa
Pasteur
Tips for Homemakers and Kitchen Hacks
Practical notes on keeping white sauce hot without a film, making mayonnaise with pineapple ice, and serving fillets with mushroom cream. Suggestions include curry sauce with sweetbreads and rice, chutney pairing, cleaning a refrigerator with a brush, and safely directing power before cleaning. Also mentions stuffing baked potatoes for home freezing and selecting quality potatoes.
Local science fair winner Ronald Pine hailed at Lawrence
Ronald Pine of Kansas City Missouri and formerly Lawrence won first place in biological science in the Junior Division at the Greater Kansas City Science Fair held last week. His exhibit titled Injurious and Beneficial Insects the Midwest was also shown at the Kansas City Museum with a lecture by E A Neal. Ronald, 14, attends Southeast High School and is grandson of local Pine and Fox families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Pine
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas City Museum
E. A. Neal
Ronaldg
Southeast High School
Cordley and
Pinckney
Albert R. Pine
Frank Fox
Highland Park
Topeka
Ottawa
Argentine
Leavenworth
Tchison
Shawnee Mission
Neal Wherry
LMHS
NEKL
Great Gront Topeka
Wherry
Walter Hines
Topeka visit and senior class play at the Elms
Mrs Etta Bourne spent the week in Topeka as guest of Mr and Mrs James Antieua. Kansas City visitors came for dinner at the Elms and to look for a farm north of town. The Senior class play Let Me Grow Up was presented Friday evening in the auditorium with several named students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Bourne
Topeka
James Antieua
John Mott
John Richardson
Kansas City
The
Elms
Re Hampton
Dorothy Sloop
Kralyn Nichols
Mary Tabbert
Bill Landdon
Elinor Bliel
Bob
Glenda Walker
James Thart
Kathleen Henshaw
Victoria Shrader
Broth
Will
Cerl Snyder
H. L. Johie
MD B Cou
Jennie Davis
R. C. Chance
Palco
Grayson School
45 Foot Drop Into Well Fails To Stop Aunt Addie
Aged Mrs. Addie Lower known as Aunt Addie fell 45 feet into a well while drawing water near Agency Missouri Friday night. She climbed out after four hours using the sump pipe braced against the wall. Neighbors aided with a rope and she refused bed rest saying she had company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Addie
Addie Lower
Spring Music Concert Highlights Grayson School Programs
Grayson school held a spring concert with performances from each room starting with first grade. Miss Viola Clendenen led the music, praising song selections and directing the chorus. The high school and parade school bands performed, with Beverly Edmonds as pianist and the Sands siblings noted in attendance at St. Mary's College in Leavenworth. Local families and alumni, plus faculty delegates, attended post-dinner events and welfare convention sessions in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cox
John Heibsch
Ella Cole
Winchester
Art Voelker
Woodstock
Cox
Irene Alexander
Grayson School
Jean Clark
Della Droke
Mary Hoskinson
Mary Weinberg
Harriet Rhodes
Shirley Nesbitt
Topeka
State Welfare
Municipal Auditorium
Harvey Rash
Glen Miller
Wesley
Quinter
Viola Clendenen
Prade
Beverly Edmonds
Clendenen
George Sands
Ft. Risley
Cavalry
John Swoyer
Air Force
Denver
James Sweyer
Bob Varner
Aviation Mechanics ‘School
Memphis
Bob Steinmetz
Tokyo
the Pacific Stars and Stripes
Bob
P Nt
John Roberts
Ray Steinmetz
Donna Kempton
Villa Eden Sold Farm to Clarence and Alma Hummelgard
Mr and Mrs Sommer sold their farm at Villa Eden to Mr and Mrs Clarence Hummelgard and left for Idaho. Several local families visited and hosted relatives over the weekend including Brock Torneden Pettengill Shafstall and Palatina households. An ancient Rome estimate cited 92 million gallons of water per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sommer
Clarence Hummelgard
Idaho
Merlin Brock
DeMoranville
Easton
William Torneden
William
Lawrence
Alma Walter
Kansas City
Lena Torneden
Rome
Market News Markets At a Glance
MARKET NOTES show mixed stocks with gains in bonds and firmness in Chicago wheat as corn rallies. In Kansas City, slaughter steers and heifers move unevenly with weights and open prices reflecting weekly marketings. Prices for high and prime grades vary, with feeders and yearlings fluctuating and cattle markets showing broad directional moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Cate
Nebraska
Rodeo Kids to Perform in Lawrence for 4-H Fairgrounds Drive
Rodeo Kids of Independence Missouri will present a benefit rodeo in Lawrence on Decoration Day May 30 at Link's Speedway East 23rd Street Highway 10. Matinee 2 20 p m and evening 8 p m with trick riders and juvenile performers ages 4 to 16. Local arrangements are led by Roland E Roney Glen Kappleman and others for Sertoma Club and 4 H fairgrounds improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodeo Kids of Independence
Lawrence
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Link’s
East 23Rd St
Highway 10
Roland E. Roney
Glen Kappleman
G. H. Moore
Leo Eller
W. Craig
Bill, Miller
Cheyenne
Matison Square Garden
Market notes from Kansas City and Wall Street round up
Livestock and produce values show feeders and calves steady to higher with beef and sheep markets posting modest gains. Prices for Wheat and corn in local markets mix with regional grain quotes and stock market activity noted alongside a heartfelt card of thanks to friends and medical staff.
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Troy
Teens
Liberty Memorial High School
Lois Edwards
Shirley Kent
Charlotte Martin
Peggy Maddox
Bob Mason
Manhattan
Memorial Hospital
Fred Stewart
Tenn
Laird Fred Stwart
Me Fraizer
N. J. St
FLIER
Shrine Club
Hagen Brothers Circus
Shane Club
Sunflower Village
Lawrence School Board
Osklaloosa
Hi-Y
Wesley Creamer
Frank Black
Bob Endacott
Norman Burnett
Villa Eden
Phelps, Lawrence Loan and Byance Company
Tripantary
Thirly
Cnke
Ana Sone Lota
Dio-Televi
C. Cash Grain
Lal Tower
Wall Street
George Carter
Rumsey Funeral Home
Dr. Campbell
Admiral
Tel Tel Atchison
Braniffry
Acacia
Deere & Ever Une
Goodyear
Kennecott
Teipersture A.M
Andy ¢. Hess
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Decker-Coy Agency
Warren Decker
Bud Coy
East
Ordorance
Bremer Insurance Agency
Phous
Rumsey Funeral
Fred W. Rumsey
Oscar
B. Rumsey
Reuter
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