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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1955

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Saber Wielding Cops Halt Mass March In Buenos Aires

Mounted police broke up a large Catholic march through Buenos Aires after an evening Mass at the Metropolitan Cathedral. At least 40 demonstrators arrested, one officer injured, amid clashes as Catholics protested church state tensions and Peron government policies.

Buenos Aires Argentina Carlos Garcia Cuevas Metropolitan Cathedral Jesus Florida Street Correntes Street Peron

Overbrook High Prepares for Graduation Week

Pre graduation events unfold at Overbrook High with a junior senior banquet, freshmen party, Future Homemakers tea, class night and student achievement recognition. The week ends with the graduation sermon at First Methodist Church by Rev Gai Garat and the graduation address by Fred Montgomery of Kansas University. The senior play Stars in Their Eyes directed by J F Carpenter features Virginia Crady Joyce Garst Martha Albright Barbara Gilmore Carol Cooper Floyd Trout Nancy Mullinix Gloria Huston Patty Bloom LaVerle Miller Dennis Michael Marick Payton Jim Anderson Larry Bond and Roger Rader.

Overbrook High School Homemakers of America First Methodist Church Gai Garat Fred Montgomery Kansas University J. F. Carpenter Virginia Crady Joyce Garst Martha Albright Barbara Gilmore Carol Cooper Floyd Trout Nancy Mullinix Gloria Huston Patty Bloom LaVerle Miller Dennis Michael Marick Payton Jim Anderson Larry Bond Roger Rader

Student released on bond in district court case

James Sutherland Hibbard, 20, of 2135 Me. St., was charged Thursday afternoon in County Court with disturbing the peace. Sheriff Billy Hodson said Hibbard admitted offering rides to grade school girls near Bismarck School east of North Lawrence. He, a Kansas University freshman, was released Friday on $1,000 bond. Trial is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday.

James Sutherland Hibbard Billy Hodson Hibbard Bismarck North Lawrence Kansas University

Exhibitionist 18 Reported Near Pinckney School

A 6 year old girl reported an exhibitionist confronted her on the sidewalk underpass at 6th and Miss Ste near Pinckney School. Police described the man as about 40, 150 pounds, 5 7, with gray hair. No harm came to the child.

6Th and Miss. Ste Pinckney School

Droodle on Mother’s Day sparks circulation chatter

The writer discusses naming and presenting a Droodle about Mother Love to boost newspaper circulation. He jokes about provocative titles and public reaction, imagining how readers would respond if the cartoon portrayed a bold motherly scene and the potential backlash from ascribing strong positions to mothers.

West

Farmer Recovers After Tractor Accident

Joe Caschier a farmer northeast of Oskaloosa has been released from Leavenworth hospital after a tractor overturned on April 16. He was pinned under the tractor for about six hours in a pasture away from his home and suffered a badly cut and bruised leg but no broken bones.

Joe Caschier Oskaloosa Leavenworth

Kansas State Botanist Named Science Group Chief

Dr D J Ameel of Kansas State College botany department was elected president of the Kansas Academy of Science, succeeding A C Carpenter of Ottawa. Fort Hays Kansas State College chemist H S Chaguill became president-elect, with W H Horr of Kansas University named vice president and C T Rogerson reelected secretary. The six commit tee chairmen were announced and about 350 attendees from eight branches of science attended the Sith annual meeting at Kansas University.

D J. Ameel Kansas State College Kansas Academy of Science A. C. Carpenter Ottawa H. S. Chaguill Fort Hays Amect W H. Horr Kansas University C T Rogerson Standlee Dalton Junior Academy of Science J. R. Chelikowsky W. H. Horr K.U Kansas R. E. McKay McPherson College

Deaths and Funerals Robert G. Warrington

Robert Garrison Warrington, 78, died this morning at his home in Kansas, after months of illness. Born August 7, 1876 in Lathrop, Missouri, he farmed then worked for Kansas University. Survived by wife Effie Warrington, three sons Elmer, Clifton, and Gordon, a brother William, four grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Reed. burial Oak Hill Cemetery.

Robert G. Warrington Robert Garrison Warrington Prairie St Lathrop Department of Buildings and Grounds Kansas University Effie Warrington Elmer Warrington Clifton Warrington Gordon Warrington Cheyenne Wells Colo William Warrington Lebanon Rumsey Funeral Home Paul Reed Free Methodist Church Oak Hil Cemetery

Sunflower Village Future Action Expected Next Week

Federal government plans to transfer title to about 1,200 federally owned housing units in Sunflower Village within days. Local interests including Eudora Johnson County and DeSoto are eyeing the site and have met with U.S. officials. The Sunflower Ordnance Works operations will continue as scheduled. No formal statements have been issued yet.

Sunflower Village Journal-World Eudora Johnson County DeSoto U.S Sunflower Ordnance Works

Ups Church Mission Lecture Series Begins This Week

A missionary H A Lynn will present six talks at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 12th and Vt Streets, every evening at 7 30 starting Sunday through Friday. Topics include The Church and Jesus Christ and America in Prophecy with a focus on the Restored Gospel of Jesus Christ. Public invited.

H. A. Lynn Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 12Th Vt. Sts John Peter America

Wreck damages estimated after Friday collision at 6th and Mass

Damage estimated at $1,000 resulted Friday in a two car crash at 6th and Mass between Joseph McCartney 33 Kansas City Missouri and Marion Donald Owens 29 Route 3. Police say the collision occurred when McCartney stopped for a traffic light and Owens was behind him.

Jand Mass Sis Joseph McCartney Kan‘sas City Marion Donald Owens Route 3 McCartney Owens

12 Year Old Local Thespian Performs Despite Pain

Twelve year old Tom Fisher son of Mr and Mrs Mel Fisher performed in a German language skit at the University despite a fractured wrist. He wore a sling and only allowed another cast member to carry his prop gun. The event, before a joint meeting of the University French and German Clubs in Memorial Union, featured children from local elementary schools in a foreign language program run by Prof George Kreye and staff.

Allyearsild Thespian Tom Fisher Melvile Fisher Stratford Rd Tom George Kreye Memorial Union Gerry Goetsch Jacqueline Brahler Dorothy Rissman Nancy Gallup Larry Benander Bobby Rhodes Harold Hastings Robert Roswell Malcolm Smith Billy Green David ‘Mitchell Johnny Perry Austin Hill Ann Kitzhaber Kay Black Judy Harvey Linda Wright Nancy Lawrence Kreye Robert Mahieu Kxinus Berger Elizabeth Neubacher

Wellsville High to graduate 31 seniors on May 19

Wellsville High School will graduate 31 seniors in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. on Thursday May 19 Superintendent Jay J Scott announced the list of graduates including Donald Ball Meritt Ball William Barnes Roberta Barnett Dixie Brewer Harley Broers Marlin Chanay Kenneth Coffman Barbara Collins Cecil Cook Robert Cox Elizabeth Crawford Gerald Crawford Shirley Elder Pathia Greaves Martha Jo Hays Velma Jones J Jimmie McDanield Robert Merrifield Roger Morrow Jay Newland Faith Newton James OConnor James Pool Kay Redman Harrel Rose Darlene Schamie Rosalee Talbot The commencement speaker will be M W Sanders of Emporia State Teachers College The sermon will be delivered by Rev Harry Lee pastor of the Wellsville Assembly of God Church at 8 p m Sunday May 15 The service will be in the high school auditorium Class night will be Tuesday May 17 in the WHS auditorium.

Jay J. Scott Wellsville High School Jim Donald Ball Meritt Ball William Barnes Roberta Barnett Dixie Brewer Harley Broers Marlin Chanay Kenneth Coffman Barbara Collins Cecil Cook Robert Cox Elizabeth Crawford Gerald Crawford Shirley Elder Pathia Greaves Martha Jo Hays Velma Jones J Jimmie McDanie Robert Merrifield Roger Morrow Jay Newland Faith Newton James O'Connor James Pool Kay Redman Harrel Rose Darlene Schamie Rosalee Talbot Thelma Thomas Jerry Vickers Jim Wright M. W. Sanders Emporia State Teachers College Harry Lee Wellsville Assembly of God Church

Memorial Hospital Admits Multiple Local Patients

Birth notices list Richard Hamlin and several others from Lecompton Sunflower Meriden DeSoto and Overland Park with addresses. Accidents report Leanne Gray 8 year old daughter fractured arm from a swing and Terry Fewel 8 required stitches after a chin cut. both treatments at area emergency rooms.

Leanne Gray Theodore J. Gray Learnard Ave Terry Fewel Gene Fewel

Gold Medal Club Plans Commencement Program

The Gold Medal club met Friday at Kansas University to plan the commencement program. Attendees included Herman Langworthy of Kansas City as president, Leslie Lyons of Kansas City as vice president, Miss Carmie Wolfe of Topeka, and Mrs. A. T. Walker of 1645 La St as secretary.

Gold Medal Club Kansas University Herman Langworthy Kansas City Leslie Lyons Carmie Wolfe Topeka A. T. Walker la. St

Baldwin High Names Student Council Officers for 1956 57

Baldwin High School elected officers for next year with Warren Willis as president, Bud Spear as vice president, and Vernon Danley as member at large. Willis is a junior and son of H. B. Willis. Spear is a sophomore and son of Earl and Mrs. Spear. Danley is a sophomore and son of Bert and Mrs. Danley. Tampa, Florida reports up to ninety thunderstorms in a single day.

Baldwin High School Warren Willis H. B. Willis Bud Spear Earl Spear Vernon Danley Bert Danley

Best Essay Writers Get Society Awards

Winners in the Douglas County Humane Society essay contest were announced for the topic Why I Should Be Kind to Animals. Prizes were awarded in Lawrence and Douglas County schools with first prizes of three dollars and second prizes of two dollars at a ceremony in South Park.

Douglas County Humane Society Lawrence Douglas County South Park Frank T. Stockton Helen Shaw Emma Berg Charles Gordon Irma Spangler Ray Roberts Emil Telfel J. A Buzzle Elizabeth Cox Dean Burton W. Marvin Bill Mayer Dolph Simons Jr Journal-World News Edwin Abelsl Arden Booth Spangler Earl Farris Cox Helen McGregor Iva Belle Harper Ruth Litchen Ellis Stouffer Harry Downs Hill Taden Marilyn Grantham Au Garde Washington Caral Clemmons Cordley Kerry Johnson New York Alan Hith Pinckney Mary Linn Bruns McAllister Linda Mcintosh Roy Kling Hillcrest Barbara Ericsson Shetley Fraser McAllaster June Allen Riverside Jimmy Schultz Hrackett Debbie Betty Hatcher Benny Rowing

Midland McLouth Road Stretch Set for May Work

The state awarded an $83,000 contract to N R Harm Contractor Inc of Perry to resurface 10.35 miles from the Douglas County line north of Midland to MacLouth linking to Highway K116. The road will use a 3 inch rock base with blacktop and resemble local parking lots. Construction expected to finish soon.

Lawrence N. R. Harm Contractor Inc Perry MacLouth Douglas County Midland Hugh Sheridan Hamm The Journal-World Today Sheridan

Consulting Editor For Chicago Sun Ties Dies

Richard J. Finnegan, 70, longtime Chicago newspaper figure, died last night. He rose from newsboy to editor and publisher, began his career at the century’s start, served as consulting editor of the Chicago Times before the 1948 merger that formed the Sun Times, then led as editor and executive vice president until 1950, and later as consulting editor. He also led the City News Bureau as president from 1939 to 1951.

Chicago Richard J. Finnegan Newsboy Finnegan The Chicago Times Sun - Times Sun- Times City News Bureau

Escapee Captured After Walk Along Highway 50N

A 49 year old escapee from Osa watomie State Hospital was returned there Friday after Douglas County Sheriff's Office apprehended the man Thursday night while he was walking along U S Highway 50N near Baldwin. The escapee identified himself as Moses Claybourne of Kansas City Kansas. Hospital authorities said he had walked away from the institution three days earlier.

Osawatomie State Hospital Douglas County

Lawrence summer police to wear new gray uniform

Lawrence police move to keep coal in emergencies this summer and adopt a new summer uniform with gray short sleeve shirts and open collars. Police Chief John Hazelet postponed the cooler year’s use due to weather. May 15 was the planned adoption date.

Lawrence John Hazelet

Armed Forces Personnel and Postings Report

The notice lists several service members and moves. Le Duane A. Wilson arrived at Reese AFB Texas to serve as a ground control approach operator, after leaving Barksdale Field Louisiana and is a 1950 Lawrence High School graduate. Pvt Jerry Bean, son of Overbrook residents, served as assistant to the chaplain in Boblingen Germany and is listed with his APO address. Pvt Willard Bennett has graduated from the Army Transportation School at Ft Eustis Virginia. PFC Eldon Stattler is due to arrive from overseas and will discharge at Ft Knox before returning home. Mrs Stattler formerly Charlene Revey worked at Lawrence National Bank during his Europe duty. A 2e Merle Elliott and family left Baldwin to Columbus Ohio where he is stationed after a 10 day furlough.

Duane A. Wilson C. E. Wilson Conn. St Reese Air Force Base Texas Reese Afb Barksdale Field Lawrence High School Jerry Bean Jesse Bean Overbrook Boblingen Germany Pfc Eldon Stattler New York Ft. Knox Merle Elliott Eliott Debbie Columbus Ohio Warren Elliott Baldwin Wellsville

Sinfonia Fraternity At K U In Sunday Program

Sinfonia Fraternity at the University of Kansas presents a Sunday program in Strong Auditorium at 3:30 pm featuring a brass choir piece by Jerry Hart and Samuel Barber's A Stopwatch and an Ordinance Map. The Sinfonia chorus, directed by Jerald Stone, will perform works by Creston Lanptroth Sullivan and more with soloists including Robert Johnson Hutchinson and Raymond Roberts Kingman.

Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Faternity Jerry Hart Warside Ben Shaffer Cedarvale Bill Lite Rolla Carl Andersen Kansias City George Reida Topeka Waorrten George Mission Gear Duerksen Bartlesville Okla Hulk Wilson Colby Kis Evans Wichsita Ed Dittemore Robinson den Farrar Kansas City Samuel Barber Robert Johnson Hutchinson Bernstein Raymond Roberts Kingman Sinfonia Chorus Jerald Stone Wichita Iwill Paul Creston Tyan Lanptroth Sullivan

Lawrence PTA Notes and Cordley Picnic Details

The Lawrence PTA Council will meet at 740 Monday evening in the Junior High. This will be the last meeting of the school year. Cordley PTA executive board will host Cordley treasurers and staff at a picnic supper at 6 on Wednesday evening at the 4-H Club Fairgrounds.

Lawrence Pta Baleary Cordley Pta Cordley Treaeners

Lawrence Student Honored Among KU Business Scholars

Harley Yoder of 2030 Ohio Avenue was one of four juniors honored by Kansas University's School of Business during Business School Day. He received the Delta Sigma Pi award for highest senior scholastic ranking, with a 2.58 overall average and 2.45 in business courses. Other honorees include Edward Miller of Ola, Mary Ann Conklin of Leavenworth, and Gary Irish of Emporia.

Lawrence School of Business Kansas University Harley Yoder Ohio Int Delta Sigma Pi Edward Miller Ola Mary Ann Conklin Leavenworth Gary Irish Emporia

Red Cross Meeting in Douglas County Chapter

The Douglas County Chapter of the American Red Cross will meet at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon in the second floor classroom of the Community Building. Walter H. Varnum, chapter chairman, requests all board members to attend for the election of officers for the next year.

Douglas Country The American Red Cross Walter H. Varnum

Kansas City Market News Clears Mixed Livestock Trends

Market report from Kansas City shows mixed cattle and hog movements with declines in slaughter steers and heifers, while bulls and feeders hold firmer prices. Sheep and lamb prices soften toward week’s end as demand steadies, with feeders and sows showing varied gains and losses across classes.

Kansas

Division Totals Listed In County Cancer Drive

County totals and chairmen listed for the cancer drive led by Emory Scott Tees. Notable contributors include Scott, Binion South, Carl Awker, Joe Wilson, Clarence Winston, Gene Tottehell, Mary Mathews and others with sums ranging from $151 to $782.

Emory Scott Tees Hevea Regs Brim Fe Uvis Thas Anc Bimots Scott Busness Duty Spasa Nanamacer Binion South Carl Awker Kansas Joe Wilsor Schooly Whosten Clarence Winstons Gene Tottehell Mader Rothsberger Mary Mathews

Marriage Licenses Filed Across Courts in Various Cities

Probate Court lists marriages including Cart L Mantave 30 and Virg i A Sommer 19 Lawren Myron Ll Sekavouma 21 New Conn Christina J Bruner Oklahoma City Phielet The Jp 28 Wichita and Gwend M Wilson 27 Omaha honor public thanks for community support amid retirement.

Cart L Mantave Virgi A Sommer Lawren Myron Ll Sekavouma New Conn Christina J. Bruner Oklahoma City Phielet Wichita Gwend M. Wilson Omaha

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