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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1950

Page

2

Princess Taka of Japan Marries in Private Ceremony

Prince Takamatsu's daughter Taka weds Takatsukasa Toshimichi in a small eastern Shinto ceremony attended by about 30 relatives. Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako watched as flashbulbs captured the moment in Tokyo. The couple will live in Hyakutake’s former quarters with no honeymoon. government funds cover wedding costs and maintenance for Taka's role.

Tokyo Mirehire Taka Trahim- Heh Tekutookana Simi Poe Toyko Hirohito Mire Toshimich Taketsukaza Takamatsu Hiro- White Imperial Palace Nobuwake Meiji Dingu Take Takatsukasa Bedeko Atvie Nagako Daimler-Benz Adm Saburo Hyakutake Elstmilase Mit Job Monda' Teks Sadako Toshimichi Takitoukasa Abe

Drunken driving case in Kansas City man sentenced

Max E. Lucas of Kansas City pleaded guilty in county court to drunken driving. Judge Frank Gray fined him 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced him to 60 days in jail. An additional 5 dollar fine was imposed for driving without a license. Lucas, involved in a collision three miles west of Baldwin Junction on Highway 50 near six o clock in rain, suffered cuts and bruises and was taken to Lawrence Memorial hospital. Sheriff's reports noted substantial damage to his car. The Portuguese first settled the African Gold Coast.

Max E. Lucas Kansas City Toy Frank Gray Costa Cote Lucas Baldwin Junction Lawrence Memorial Hospital Gold Coast Herbert L. Easter Erence Route 5 Frank Grey Union Pacific North Second Street

Memorial Hospital Nineteen Baby Births Reported in City

A shifted list from Memorial Hospital notes numerous births and family arrivals. The report records new daughters and sons with parent pairs under names including Mrs. Northa Greer Mrs Lislie Robinson Miss Jane Musick Mrs Nattalene Sims Mrs Edith Thorne Mrs Nelle gen Max Lucas Mr and Mrs Gilles Mrs Shirley Gifford and infant and others noting addresses in Williams town Eudora Sunflower Kansas City Beafogery Beafogery and Ver street. A special communication on a Monday at 7 p.m. is also referenced.

Northa Greer Williamstown Lislie Robinson Massachusetts Street Jane Musick Eudora Nattalene Sims Illinois Street Edith Thorne Baldwin Nellegen Sunflower Max Lucas Kansas City Osmond Dinamore Ottawa Bob Gabaldon Nina Gabaldon Forest Street Ronnie Bertram Wilma Kavanaugh Mary Scott Kansas Philip Buergey Shirley Gifford Baby Connecticut Street

Memorabilia Signing Event At Lawrence Campus

Tony Bonta from Wichita led the mile with a 6 19.3 clocking during a morning track event. Freshmen Berets and Sadie Berets announced a yearly signing party set for Monday at 3 08 afternoon to exchange autographs for the period yearbook The Donier.

Baers Sadie Berets Tony Bonta Pophbmore Wichita Pan Bligh Schvel Etente Eit Perty Efeock Tase Sete Ta I Donier

Two KU students injured in Lone Star Lake crash

A car carrying six KU students left the lakeside road near the boathouse at 10 05 p m injuring Robert Skinner 18 and Barley Vandergriff II 18 both taken to Watkings Memorial Hospital at KU Skinner with abdominal injuries Vandergriff with a concussion All six occupants were ejected from the 1941 convertible driven by Kermit Heal 1700 Mississippi Street None of the other injuries are specified The car was estimated to be worth several hundred dollars and top was down Undersheriff Travis E Glass filed the incident noting the curve and crash occurred east of the boathouse

Watkings Memorial Hospital K. U Robert Skinner Mississippi Street Kermit M. Heal Glass Altho Beloit Church

Dock Blast Kills Whistling Swan Habitat Found

A harbor blast at South Amboy killed the whistling swan habitat donor and injured many aboard a docked munitions loading barge. The explosion damaged 3,000 homes, disrupted utilities, and led to a state of emergency as Navy and state officials coordinated aid.

K. U. Museum Provantia Velling Tate John Leonard South Amboy Alfred E. Driscoll Atste New York City Hans J. Tsbrandtsen Ling India Isbrandtsened Morgar Jaebtror Coast Guards

Lakeview Club bids farewell to long-time superintendent

Carl Mettner announced his resignation after 12 years as Lakeview Club superintendent effective May 22. He and wife will move to Tyler Texas. Lou Metzger of Topeka named his successor as rain-swollen lake threatens to rise further.

Lakeview Carl Mettner Mettner Tyler Tet Metzner Lou Metzger Topeka Metzger Many J

Officials Argue Traffic Problem Continued From Page One

City officials, including Read and Mayor Turner, debated traffic issues at a council meeting. Topics covered included enforcing tickets tied to out of county cars, transitioning to courtesy cards, 10 minute parking rules, and potential four stop sign traffic lights at the Ninth and Tennessee intersection. A one way street ordinance affecting Tennessee and Kentucky streets was discussed. John Foley, traffic director, is slated to conduct a city survey next week with findings to be presented to the council. Attendees listed include Postma Judge Altphin, Roy Anderson, Charles Springer, and W C Boardman.

Estma Simns Tennessee Read Kentucky Ninth Street John Foley Kansas City

Indy lap speeds shape Bod-Mile Memorial trials lineup

Indianapolis May 20 drivers and owners prepare for Bod-mile Memorial day auto race time trials. Twenty-five readiness for 22 starting spots. top speeds near 130 mph required. $1,000 qualifying prizes on three days. Lou Welch and Duke Nalon among entrants. Nalon seeks speed without warning drivers. London May 20 Czech refugees aiders receive life terms in Prague court.

Indianapolis Lou Welch Ralph Hepburn Welch Nalon Duke Nalon

County Court Fines For Traffic Stop Violations

Robert D. Wiggins of 922 Kentucky Street and Erwin Irs Steele of Lawrence Route 4 were each fined $10 and costs in county court today for running a traffic stop sign. Mexico claims certain California islands based on treaty wording gaps in the Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty of 1848.

Robert D. Wiggins Kentucky Street Erwin Irs Steele Lawrence Jon Mexico California U.S

Churchill Tops List of English Speaking Humorists

London reports Sir Alan Herbert places Winston Churchill first among English speaking funny men. He praises Churchill’s laughter without loss of taste or tact. Also notes a divorce suit filed by Viola Rubottom of Edmond against Edmond Rubottom.

London Alan Herbert Winston Churchill Churchill Alan Moscow Viola Rubottom Edmond Rubottom

Deaths and Funerals in Urbana Baldwin and Lawrence

William Miller father of Mrs Edna V Brouchard of 850 Lyon street died at his home in Urbana Missouri Funeral services will be held at Pawnee City Nebraska Sunday afternoon Mrs Flossie Mae Price 65 died yesterday in Baldwin Her funeral is set for Sunday at 230 PM at Ives Chapel with burial in Oakwood Cemetery She is survived by husband Oliver Price son Marvin Price brother Lynn Carnahan and sister Bernice Carnahan Albert Helwig 81 of near Houston Texas and former Lawrence resident will have funeral Monday at 230 PM at Schubert Funeral Home Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Rev Leland Young officiating

William Miller Mra Edna V. Brouchard Lyon Street Urbana Pawnee City Nebr Flossie Mae Price Baldwin Ives Chapel Willis Warner Oakwood Cemetery Oliver Price Marvin Price Grosse Point Mich Lynn K. Carnahan Kansas City Bernice Carnahan Albert Helwig Houston Texan Lawrence Schubert Funeral Home Oak Hill Cemetery Leland Young

Market report from Kansas City and surrounding areas

May receipts show steady to mixed cattle prices with fed steers mostly steady to 58 lower, heifers up 25, cows down 24, and stocker demand slow. hay and grain prices listed with prairie hay steady and other grains quoted for regional markets. Pigeons and live poultry prices are also noted alongside livestock movement and market tone.

Manan City Hay Market Kansas City Wanese City Livesteck Ap-Usdai

In Memoriam Charles Wesley Haas

In sad memory of Charles Wesley Haas who died May 23 1947. His wife Dollie Haas and daughter Ava Ruth Mathews recall him as a devoted husband and father. May they find comfort in the belief they shall meet again beyond the sunset.

Charles Wesley Haas Rome Dollie Haas Pennsylvania Street Ava Ruth Mathews Allentown

Market Report From New York Greete Lawrence Sale

The May 20, 1960 market notes show cattle and calf prices with bids and averages. Descriptions include choice, good, and medium grade stock, with figures around 29 to 97 dollars and various loads and carlots. Prices for yearlings, heifers, steers, and calves are listed alongside measurements and stocker values.

Lawrence Tata Phu Ite Ealra Ie

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