Cordley Team Captures Men's Volleyball Title
Cordley swept the double elimination city volleyball tournament at Cordley gym to win the title. Westvaco finished as runner up as nine teams competed, including VFW, Haskell Staff, Centenary No 1 and No 2, Schwegler, Optimist, Haskell Baptist and Bob Harper. The Cordley team roster included Joe Ornelas Fletcher Bell Stanwix James Collins Harold Messer Gene Riling Lan my Tate Don Vaughn Eldon Perry and Glenn Colburn. Next season opens in October with open play May 17 scheduled for an additional season night.
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Cordley
Cordley Gym
Westvaco
The
Recreation Commission
Joe Ornelas
Fletcher Bell
Stanwix
James Collins
Harold Messer
Gene Riling
Lanmy Tate
Don Vaughn
Eldon Perry
Glenn Colburn
VFW
Haskell Staff
Centenary
Cordley, Schwegler
Optimist
Haskell Baptist
Bob Harper
Summit residence Paris location for Eisenhower talks
AP report notes President Eisenhower will use Ambassador Amorys Paris residence on the Ave Neu D Lena across the Seine from the Eiffel Tower as a 24 hour contact point with the White House.
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Paris
Eisenhower
White House
Ambassador Amory
Aveneu D'lena
Seine
Eiffel Tower
Washington
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas City and Lawrence
Funeral services for Mrs. Helen J. Bukaty aged 53 of Kansas City were held at Butler Chapel and St. Therese Catholic Church with burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Irwin H. Pipes, 78, of 1326 Mass Street, died at home. funeral arrangements to be announced by Rumsey Funeral Home. Survivors include wife Emma Pipes, son Bernard Pipes, daughter Mrs. R. P. Smith, son Robert Pipes, and sister Mrs. Lulu Roark.
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Helen J. Bukaty
Kansas City
Butler Chapel
St. Therese Catholic Church
Fred Bukaty
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Irwin H. Pipes
Mass
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Emma M. Pipes
Bernard Pipes
Grand Rapids
Mich
R. P. Smith
Seattle
Wash
Robert Pipes
Chicago
Til
Lulu Roark
Calif
Major Dangerfield Sr. Dies After Heart Attack
Major Dangerfield 51 died Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital Wichita after a heart attack on April 13. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Wall-Diffen derfer Funeral Home Topeka with burial at Mt. Hope Cemetery Topeka. Survived by widow Virginia Frye. daughters Joyce and Carol Warren. son Major Dangerfield Jr.. granddaughter Diana Sue Warren.
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Major Dangerfield
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Wall-Diffenderfer
Topeka
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Virginia Frye
Baldwin
Joyce
Carol Warren
Salina
Major Dangerfield Jr
Diana Sue Warren
Meeting Notice for Acacia Lodge No. 9 Stated Communication
Stated communication of Acacia Lodge No. 9 A F and A M at 7 30 p m Thursday May 12. Master Masons welcome. Joseph K Gar butt W M M J Estes Sec Adv
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Acacia Lodge No
Joseph K. Garbutt
W. M
M. J. Estes
KU Professor Laird Set For Soviet Study Tour
Dr. Roy Laird associate professor of political science at Kansas University will tour the Soviet Union in June and July as part of a U S Agriculture Department team. He will visit Moscow and other regions interview officials and peasants and also visit the University of London to present a paper at the London School of Economics and Politics and meet Alec Nove. His latest coauthored work The Rise and Fall of the MTS as an Instrument of Soviet Rule will be released by KU Governmental Research Center.
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Roy D. Laird
Kansas University
Soviet Union
Laird
U.S. Agriculture Department
Russia
Moscow
University of London
London School of Economics
Alec Nove
Lawrence growth fuels city prosperity and housing boom
Lawrence's population has surged with 519 more students than 1950 and a total of 7 953 EU residents, while Douglas County grows from 34 086 in 1950 to 43 776 today. The surge brings more married couples and graduate residents, plus a housing and economic boom statewide, attributed to planning and promotion. officials credit Haggart and staff for guiding growth.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Lecompton
Baldwin
Eudora
Browth
Haggart
Midwest
Richardson enters Democratic bid for Third District county post
Delbert C. Richardson, 48, of Route 2, Lawrence, announces candidacy for county commissioner from the Third District in the upcoming August primary. A Democrat, he seeks the seat now held by Republican Walter Kampchroeder. Richardson, lifelong county resident and former Kansas National Guard sergeant, cites business and agricultural background and pledges coordination between county and city.
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Delbert C. Richardson
Route 2
Richardson
Walter Kampechroeder
Mike Murphree
Lawrence
Wakarusa Township
Crissie Richardson
Twin Mound
Belvoir
Weet Fairview
Stull
Pleasant Valley
Lawrence High
Jayhawk
FFA
Kansas State College
Kansas University
Kansas Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
Kansas National Guard
Army Air Corps
Red Cross
CROP
The
Legion
Pest
Kansas Flying Farmer Organisa On
Central Junior High Spring Concert Set for Friday Night
Lawrence officials report a Friday 7:30 p.m. CJHS auditorium concert featuring combined eighth and ninth grade choruses, mixed ensemble, and double sextet directed by William R. Hamble. Police Chief John Hazelet warns posters may not be placed on public or private property without owner permission.
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Central Junior High School Vocal Music Department
CJHS
William R. Hamble
John Hazelet
Hazelet
Pines
Haszelet
U S Forces in West Berlin Restrict Slingshots and Bows
United States forces in West Berlin limit use of slingshots bows and arrows in populated city areas. BB guns and air rifles must be fired only in authorized zones. About 5 000 American troops with families are stationed there.
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Berlin
U. S
West Berlin
West and Central Junior High Set Cheerleader Elections
West Junior High will elect six regular cheerleaders and two alternates from 25 candidates next week Elections for West are on Wednesday Central Junior High will vote Thursday The University of Kansas selected the 25 finalists for both schools Finalists include Fran Durham Cheri Edmonson Ma Flory Charlene Hawkins Iry Kennedy Brenda Kidd Jama King Doris Lanning Martha Lanning Cynthia McNown Jill Perry Maelyne Rider Lu Surface for West and Shirley Curtice Linda Kapfer Pat Kuhn Linda Morton April Phelps Merrill Sampson Kylee Smith Carol Tillotson Gretchen Vanderwerf Marilyn West Pam Wilson Becky Dowers for Central
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West Junior High School
Central Junior High School
West
Central
University of Kansas
Fran Durham
Cheri Edmondson
Ma Flory
Charlene Hawkins
Iry Kennedy
Brenda Kidd
Jama King
Doris Lanning
Martha’ Lanning
Cynthia McNown
Jill Perry
Maelyne Rider
Lu Surface
Shirley Curtice
Linda Kapfer
Pat Kuhn
Linda Morton
April Phelps
Merrill Sampson
Kylee Smith
Carol Tillotson
Gretchen Vanderwerf
Marilyn West
Pam Wilson
Becky Dowers
New LBA Sets Up Nominating Body
The Lawrence Businessmen's Association formed recently met at the Hotel Eldridge to inaugurate projects and organize for upcoming elections. Acting chairman Jack Harris estimated about 50 attendees as a nominating committee was created to prepare officers for May 19 at 7 3 p m at the Eldridge. Committee members are Fred Sutton Tom Triplett George Peppercorn Arden Booth and Walt Morton. Other topics included warehousing needs near rail spurs and securing rental property for newcomers with the real estate committee set to investigate.
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Lawrence Businessmen's Association
Eldridge
Jack Harris
Fred Sutton
Tom Triple
U S Forces in Berlin Urge Civil Defense Readiness
Director Robert E Waggoner of the OCDM urged Americans in Region Six including Kansas Missouri Colorado Iowa Nebraska Wyoming and the Dakotas to be prepared to sustain themselves for two weeks after any enemy attack. He said private fallout shelters save lives and government aid would follow after the initial period.
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Robert E. Waggoner
Federal Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
OCDM
Meteorological Society
Governor Docking Names McCain to Library Commission
AP reports Gov. George Docking appointed James A. McCain president of Kansas State University to the Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission. Docking had canceled several K State speaking engagements after KU students condemned him for Dr. Murphy’s resignation as KU chancellor.
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Topeka
George Docking
James A. McCain
Kansas State University
Mathia Seeks GOP Nod for County Clerk Post
Delbert Mathia, 41, Douglas County resident, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county clerk. A three-term incumbent, he cites war service, real estate training, and leadership roles with Kansas assessing and county officials groups, plus youth programs in Lawrence, as qualifications. No Democrat has filed for the office yet.
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Delbert Mathia
Mathia
Eeeer
Ugh
Democrat Central Committee
Science and Math Leaders Begin Sessions at KU
A two day conference on Science and Mathematics in Large Universities opens at Kansas University. Leaders, consultants, and students from over 20 schools attend. Opening remarks by Dean George R. Waggoner. Dinner in the Kansas Union features Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy and A W Kenney. Student panel includes participants from New Mexico Michigan Kansas Illinois Indiana. Final session Friday at Lewis Hall features a faculty panel.
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Kansas University
Lewis Hall
George R. Waggoner
KU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas Union
Franklin D. Murphy
A. W. Kenney
National Sciences Foundation
New Mexico
Michigan
Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
Union Building
Local Couple Hurt In Wreck On Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Walter A Johns aged 74 and 72 were hospitalized Wednesday after a two car collision at 23rd and Mass Streets. Mrs Shirley Ornelas 35 escaped injury. Johns sustained shoulder and back injuries while Mrs Johns suffered facial neck and shoulder bruises. Both remained in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Vehicle damage was described as major.
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Walter A Johns
Barker Ave
23Rd
Mass
Sts
Johns
Shirley Ornelas
Schwarz Rd
Ornelas
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Question on Powers case shown in exhibit fragment
Seventeen sources describe a silk banner with the Stars and Stripes and a 14 language plea for aid. The exchange at the news conference included Ald Tase remarks about the message and potential uninvited guests. Eisenhower noted U S limits to help, needing permission from the other country.
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London Daily Worker
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Cuban laborer reputed 109 dies in Pinar del Rio
Gerardo Padron a farm laborer reputed to be 109 years old collapsed and died Wednesday at the funeral home of his brother in Pinar del Rio Cuba. Migma Miguel was said to have been
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Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Gerardo Padron
Migma Miguel
Pharmacy Groups Choose Officers at KU Chapters
Kansas University student branches of Rho Chi and the American Pharmaceutical Association elected new officers and members. Rho Chi named four new members Paul Davis Donald Dyer Ben Kuiken and Douglas Mikolasek with Mikolasek a graduate student. APA appointed Charles Medlock Roge new vice president Burgess as president elect Don Williams secretary and Don Greim treasurer. All will be seniors next year.
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Kansas University
Rho Chi
Honorary Pharmaceutical Society
Paul W. Davis
St. Joseph
Donald C. Dyer
Hutchinson
Ben C. Kuiken
Topeka
Douglas G. Mikolasek
Menominee
Mich
Mikolasek
American Pharmaceutical Association
Charles Medlock
Aiea
Lekrageeuaielln Roge
Burgess
Don Williams
Winfield
Don Greim
Golf Hill
Excelsior Springs
Pharmacy
Local births listed from area hospitals and homes
Memorial Hospital Henry Gerb Tonganoxie and other area addresses record multiple newborns. Baby boy to William Andrews Baldwin at 916 Tona. son Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Hurley. daughter Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Van Dyke. daughter today to Mr. and Mrs. William Beeler. daughter today to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Motskus DeSoto.
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Henry Gerb
Tonganoxie
Helen Wright
Eudora
Martha Dirk
Clovis Kirby
Iowa
Secon Killman
Edgewood Nemyrra
Harper
Fayphan Pr Barker
Walter Johns
Dyte
Norma van ‘Onganoxie
Lee Beeler
Ohio
Velma Worley
Terr
Verne Garrison
Barker Ct
Nancy Jo Cluchey
Conn
Carl Nieder
Theo Harrison
Baldwin
William Andrews
David Hurley
Doyle van Dyke
Tongan
William Beeler
Larry Motskus
DeSoto
40 in Ones Is Stolen At KU's Pearson Hall
Kansas University campus police report $40 in one dollar bills stolen from Chauncey Jones in Joseph R Pearson dormitory. The money was taken from a desk drawer and all bills were new. Time of theft not determined.
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Pearson Hall
Joseph R. Pearson
Kansas University
Chauncey Jones
Chicago
Ill
Probate Court appoints administrator for Eva Hess estate
In Douglas County Kansas the Probate Court appoints James W Paddock as Administrator of the Eva Hess estate with nine months to present claims. The notice warns creditors heirs and devisees to file demands or be barred. The first publication date is May 18 1960. An accompanying ordinance amends zoning rules for District C affecting apartment houses and related structures.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Eva Hess
Eva Hens
Kanes
Kans
James W. Paddock
Charles D. Stow
Lawrence
Wrence
Planning Commission
Fraternity
T. Weatherwaz
H. C. Visher
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