Eight Car Wrecks In and Near County Hospitalize Five
Five people were hospitalized and three other injured in eight car accidents over the past three days in the area. Injured include Watkins Memorial-Donald A. Harris Jr. and Nicholas E. Lindsley, both 19 and KU students, plus Margaret Johnson, Barbara Papps, and Lois Reece among others. Accidents occurred on Lakeview Road north of Lawrence, US Highways 24 40, and Highway 40 west of Lawrence. One man was pinned beneath a car in the Lakeview Road crash. car demolitions were reported in several incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Memorial
Donald A. Harris, Jr
Kansas City
Nicholas E. Lindsley
Salina
Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Margaret Johnson
Barbara Papps
Lois Reece
Harris
Lindsley
Lawrence
Lakeview Road
Billy Hodson
Johnson
U.S
Highway Patrol
Dorothy Mitchell
Clathe
Richard Norman Mitchell
Mitchell
U. S. Highway 40
Tommy Kay Nowell
Phillipsburg
Samuel Edwards Stayton
Oxford Rd
Stayton
Vinland
12Th and Conn. Sts
Pancake Feed Draws Large Crowd for Legion Fund
Nearly 1,000 people attended the annual pancake feed in Lawrence, raising about $550 for the American Legion junior baseball program. Alan Fisher noted the event’s success and thanked the community, merchants, and business leaders. The Legion plans a busy season, opening May 21 at home against Claike with nine-inning games early and possibly seven-inning games later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
American Legion
Alan Fisher
Legion
Fisher
Claike
Douglas County Teachers Association Sets Plans for Year
Executive committee members met Saturday at the county superintendent office to map association meetings for the upcoming school year. Joe Jaimes, principal of Eudora Grade School, serves as president with Lillian Terrell, Central School, as vice president. Virginia Pearson, Willow Springs School, secretary. Bernice Gottstein, Vinland Grade School, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County Teachers Association
County Superintendent of Schools
Joe Jaimes
Eudora
Lillian Terrell
Central School
Virginia Pearson
Willow Springs
Bernice Gottstein
Vinland Grade School
Best Home Buys First In The J W
The Journal World features daily classified ads for home listings from Lawrence area realtors and private owners. Shop first in the real estate section to start the search for the right home at the right price and location. The paper says it helps hundreds become homeowners each year.
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Journal-World
Lawrence Ares
Journal-World Real Estate
U N Secretary Hammarskjold Readies Final Middle East Report
Dag Hammarskjold prepared his final Middle East peace mission report as Security Council approval seemed likely next week. In Paris US UK and France urged U N to maintain peace in Palestine while discussions on how to respond to the 1959 declaration progressed amid Russian objections.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Dag Hammarshjolt
Middle East
Security Council
Dew
Paris
United States
Britain
France
Palestine
Hammarskjold
Christian Pineat
Israel
Dulles Sid
NATO
U.S
Lutheran Church Convention Highlights Madison Leaders
Dr. Puls, former Trinity pastor 1926 to 1940, plans a ten month world tour funded mainly by a gift from Paul Endacott president of Phillips Petroleum Co Endacott gave the gift on his wedding anniversary which Puls performed Rev George Housewright LIM speaker noon lunch Wednesday at Union Ballroom final banquet Wednesday evening also in Union Ballroom Everette Mitchell LIM vice president will address the group LIM promotes Lutheran stewardship and evangelism The final convention session includes a LIM breakfast Thursday at the Union Ballroom for fellowship and recruitment of LIM members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Memorial Church
Madison, Wise
Puls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul Endagott
Phillips Petroleum Co
Endacott
George Housewright
Mid- West
Boom
Union Ballroom
LIM
Hospital Admits and Dismissals List at Memorial Hospital
A long memorial hospital entry records admissions including John Newport, Mrs. Dorothy A Hearn, Mrs. Nora Harris, Dr. Nelson Horn, Mrs. Vera Clifton, Mrs. Clara Link, Danny Ray, Mrs. Helen Jenkins, Janice Papps, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Don Flory, Thurman Hothwell, Susan Schwanzle, Lois Reece, Benny Dea, Howard Shuck, Mary Nelson, Sherry Elkins, Janet Fader, James Wright, and others from Kansas communities. Dismissals note Mrs. Mildred Burkhart and baby, Mrs. Jo Ann Rae and baby, plus several adults and infants discharged to homes or local towns. Additional entries include hospital births for Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Loganecker, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fuqua, and Mr. and Mrs. Max Moore with two newborns mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newport
Sunflower
Dorothy
England Buzzes Over Crabb Frogman Disappearance
London reels over Commander Lionel Crabb missing since April 18 after reportedly entering Portsmouth waters amid Russian cruiser activity. Admiralty cites drowning as presumption, while Parliament probes secrecy and possible espionage links. theories range from testing new gear to defection to Russia, with Crabb’s body unrecovered and hotel staff guarded by Official Secrets Acts.
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Dolph C. Simons JR
London Times
London
England
Ordzhonikidze
Portsmouth
Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Crabb
Lsted
Admiralty
George
Navy
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Crabh
Burgess
MacLean
Comdr
Secret Service Branch
Criminal Investigation Department of England
Russia
Red Navy
Moscow
Spain
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Leroy Peppard 74 of Leavenworth died Sunday. services Tuesday in Oskaloosa with burial there. R O Burcham noted as Baxter Springs contractor and farmer. funeral arrangements pending. Robert Allen McMannes 72 of 1116 Tenn St died Sunday. funeral Tuesday at Rumsey with burial at Oak Hill. Fred King Stumbo 84 died Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. funeral Tuesday at Rumsey. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors listed for each, including spouses, children, and siblings.
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Leroy Peppard
Leavenworth
Oskaloosa
Vinland
Hampton Funeral Home
Buriat
Phy M. Nichols
Eudora
Bureham
Ward
R. O. Burcham
Baxter Springs
Riley Burcham
Burcham
W.A. Bureham
A. C. Bureham
Tulsa
Robert Allen McMannes
Tenn
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Franklin County
Missouri
Assembly of God Church
Sara Lukie
St. Louis
Sonney McMannes
Ky, St
Fred King Stumbo
Elth St
Dade County
Lawrence
Rumsey
LeRoy Davis
Oak Hill Cementery
Ida
Okla
Ida Hall
el Reno
Edith Amstultz
Lawrence Contractors Meet on Howe Builders Association
About 20 Lawrence contractors are expected at a 7 30 p m meeting in the Castle Tea Room to discuss organizing a Lawrence Howe Builders Association and possibly joining the National Home Builders Association. The group would aim to improve building methods and better serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence ‘Howe Builders Association
Castle Tea Room
National Home Builders Association
Kansas City Market Report and Wall Street Summary
Local market tables show wheat at 2.15 to 2.25 per bushel with various grades, corn around 1.40, oats 1.60, soybeans near 2.52, and eggs traded with multiple grade prices. Poultry prices list hens around 4% lb, fryers 2½ to 3½ lbs, and others. butter at 65.5 to 66 per pound. Cash grain shows wheat May at 2.16, corn 1.72 to 1.75, oats steady, soybeans 3.11 to 3.18. Futures close down 1% to 2%. Western market receipts include Hutchinson, Salina, St. Joseph, Amarillo, Enid, Fort Worth. Wall Street trades irregularly with overall lower close. oils and aircrafts higher, steel and rails lower. Kansas City cattle 12,000 head, calves 500, hogs 3,500, lambs 3,500 with patterns of steady to weak steady prices and high choice steer ranges 17.00-20.50, top cattle around 25.00.
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Kansas City
Cash Grain
Kansas City l& — Wheat
Hutchinson
Salina
St. Joseph
Amarillo
Enid
Fort Worth
USDA
U. S
Baldwin Man Fined For Drunken Conduct
Baldwin resident Charles Hendrix was fined ten dollars and costs in police court for intoxication. In a separate police action, John Jacques of Kansas City Missouri received a five dollar fine for disorderly conduct.
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Charles Hendrix
Baldwin
John Jacques
Kansas City
Rain totals and crop update from Northeast Kansas
Northeast Kansas reports varied rainfall with Lawrence totaling about one inch for the first week of May. Some areas saw about a half inch to an inch, others only a quarter inch, leaving ponds usable but soil moisture still short in spots. Farmers note wheat and oats look decent while stock water remains a concern.
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Jempa
Tonganoxle
Ottawa
Clyde Husted
Route 2
Lawrence
Kansas
Weather forecast note on morning low and temperature
The fragment notes a forecast for this morning's low around 30 degrees and mentions expectations for a similar cold night. It references a temperature reading and a sense of tightening conditions with a 30 degree expectation.
Traffic Court Sentences Earl Hattabaugh for DUI Open Bottle
Earl Hattabaugh of 717 N. de Bt was sentenced to 60 days in the clink and fined on charges of driving while intoxicated and transporting an open bottle. This was his second such offense in a year, and Judge Jack C. Maxwell recommended permanent suspension of his driver’s license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hattabaugh
Hattabaugh
Jack C. ‘Maxwell
Drunk Driver Hilario Delgado Fined in County Court
Hilario Aguilar Delgado of Kansas City Missouri was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Thompson
Haskell Institute
Theodore Zahn
Kansas City
Aeews
Hilario Aguilar Delgado
Card of Thanks for James Filkins Family
The Filkins family expresses appreciation to friends neighbors and relatives for flowers sympathy and kindness after the death of their father grandfather and brother James Filkins and lists Mr and Mrs Fred V Filkins Jr Mrs Frank Filkins and family Mr and Mrs George Filkins Mr and Mrs C B Schwarzweller and Mr and Mrs C B Brubaker and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Filkins
Fred V. Filkins Jr
Pad Tawaller
Ae Naaeng
Frank Filkins
George Filkins
C. B. Schwarzweller
C. B. Brubaker
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Archie E. Shier
Steve Ramos
Lawrence Lodge No
A.F
Adolph Deplue
W.M
Geo. W. Mole
Sery
Adv
Vermont
P. m. M. Barnhart
Mid
Lutheran Church
Memorial Hospital
Mildred Burkhart
la. St
Jo Ann Rae
Ohio St
Helen Mills
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Anderson
Lecompton
Ruby Lewis
Florence Drury
Miss. St
W. W. Joslin
Dorothy Foster
Route 4
Harriet Kennedy
R. 1
Catherine Farney
Learnard Ave
Iber Mervine
W. 9Th St
Ronald Estes
Linwood
Sadie McGrew
11Th St
Charles Dodd
Tenn, St
Rose Powers
15Th St
Arlene Bates
Janet Collins
N. J. St
Vernon Wilson
Bonner Springs
Robert
Edwin Loganecker
Jerry Fuqua
Mel Louth
Max Moore
Baldwin, & Son
Topeka
Tony Coffin
Bis
Haskell
Shawnee Mission
Wichita
Coffin
L. D
Casey) Rice
Kansas Elks Association
Tom Lowman
McPherson
Dick Packs
Erie
Wall Street
New York
Airlin
Atchison
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Homestic
Kan Gas & E
Kan P&l
al RR
Lowe
Martin G
M&m
Monsan Ch
Mont Ward
Bisc
Ohio Oil
Aver
Penney J C Pa RR
RCA
Reyn
Phill Pet
St Jos
UX St Reg Pap
Sears Roeb
Sinclair O
Socony
Spen Chem
UK Steel
Woolworth
Hartford Insurance
Safe Driver League
Bi. F. Goodrich Co
Eisenhower
Highway Safety Committee
Washington, D.C
Canval Ourself
Gala Diver League
Ora Filkins
Lewis Filkins
George Hedrick Derrold
Wiley
Wm. R. Terrell
Gale Et al Btorka
Fitch, North & CO
Douglas County State Bank
The
Bank of Friendly Service
F.d.1.c
Funk
Cooper E
Warren
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