Eleven honored at Lord & Taylor Award luncheon
Dr Leona Baumgartner led New York health strides praised for child and maternity care programs. The 18th annual Lord & Taylor Award recognized 11 citizens including Rockefeller, Sulzberger and Moses for contributions to the city’s growth and health leadership.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Lord & Taylor Award
Waldorf-Astoria
Leona Baumgartner
New York
W. J. Baumgartner
Lord & Taylor
Baumgartner
New York City
John D. Rockefeller I
Rockefeller Foundation
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
The
New York Times
Thomas J. Watson
International Business Machines
Robert Moses
N.Y. Parks
George Shuster
Hunter College
John Galden
Wallace K. Harrison
Helen Rogers Reid
New ‘York Herald Tribune
Howard 5. Cullman
Port of New York Authority
John A. Coleman
Greater ‘New York Fund
Ann
New York Stock Exchange
Air Search Called Off for Missing Navy Pilot
Mr and Mrs B F Schmitz of Williamstown report a wire from the commander of their son Ensign Bernard E Schmitz missing after a training flight in an F9F6 Cougar. The search was terminated after two days with no results and civilians reported an alleged high altitude explosion south of Mt Diablo near Danville, California.
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B. F. Schmitz
Williamstown
Naval Air Squadron
Mier
Bernard Everett Schmitz
Alameda Naval Air Station
Constant Construction Low Bidder on Four Turnpike Bridges
Constant Construction Co. of Lawrence was the apparent low bidder for four Kansas Turnpike bridge projects near Lawrence. Bid spread totaled $212,999, about $3,000 above the engineers’ estimate. Bridges will serve a traffic interchange, Baldwin Creek, and turnpike intersections with two north-south roads.
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Constant Construction Co
Lawrence
el Dorado
Constant
Baldwin Creek
Proodles Eye Care Tips From Ocular Misconceptions
The piece dispels the myth that eye spots stem from eye conditions. It argues two causes like dirty glasses or dusty eyeballs and offers tips: wash eyes with mild detergent, wear sunglasses, avoid looking at an exploding bomb, and stop reading Errert.
Yale Senior Wins Right To Reject $400000 Inheritance
Yale University senior Eugene F Suter Jr 22 of New York won the right to renounce a 400000 bequest from his father. Surrogate William T Collins upheld the decision noting the law protects freedom of choice and that the trust will remain with trustees until specified ages or death. Suter said accepting the fund would violate his moral and political principles and he has already donated portions of the income to causes and organizations.
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NEW York Uh
Yale University
William T. Collins
Eugene F Suter Jr
New York
American Friends Service Committee
Socialist Party
U. S. Grant School For
Yale
Collins
Suter
Local births and dismissals listed for Memorial Hospital
A hospital notice lists numerous residents with addresses who were dismissed or noted for births at Memorial Hospital Ferdinand Smith in Lecompton. Dismissals include Anna Rice, Olga McKnight, Arline Price, and Mary Lee Lundeen among others. Birth announcements cover Harold McLees, Eugene Gooding, William Arnold, and Raymond Stevens with their spouses at several area homes.
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Ferdinand Smith
Lecompton
Anna Rice
Archie C. McKnight
Waverly
Dean V. Parker
Denver
Colo
Mary M. Rowlands
Ohio St
Arline Price
Ky. St
Charles Schultz
A. C. St
Olga McKnight
Baselior
Alice Brouchard
Locust St
Redman Williams
Kansas City
Dick Beard
May Gatewool
Elm St
Mary Lee Lundeen
Dora Marlin
W. 9Th St
Huldah Motley
la. St
Barbara Evans
Tonganoxie
Laura Stevenson
Linda Shockley
Walter Shaw
Linwood
Dollie Patton
Richland
Archie Watkins
Clara Reece
Sunflower
Robert van Heusen
Vt. St
Bruce White
Cadet St
Gay Brown
W. 14Th St
Merle Frey
N. H. St
Maxine Gallagher
N. 5Th
Jess Reynolds
N. Y
Archie McKnight
Lester Brown
Oskaloosa
Mark Kappelman
Edgehill Rd
Dola' Nichols
Roy Hand
Halstead
Harold McLees
Tr. St
Eugene Gooding
William Arnold
Raymond Stevens
Eudora
Actress Pays Salina Youth With a Kiss
Kim Novak guests in Salina for Picnic scenes and shares how a kiss with Stan Drevers followed a claim by Bill Holden that his girl was kissed. Holden stood with Barbara Brown as the production crew rested, while police report wreck damage at Elm and 4th Streets from a Thursday collision.
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Salina
Stan Drevers
Una
Kim Novak
Stan
Kim
Miss Novak
Salina Journal
Bill Holden
Drever
Barbara Brown
Holden
Dth
Elm Sts
Dorian C. Selzer
Maple St
Charles Li Colsom
White Trailer Court
Colsom
Murphy backs Dodge City Hall of Fame fund move
Kansas University Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy sent a 50 dollar check and a letter criticizing Oklahoma City groups efforts to buy the Cowboy Hall of Fame. He argued traditions cannot be bought and urged building the Dodge City hall to teach children objectivity and historical accuracy. A statewide drive to raise one million dollars for the museum will start in June.
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Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University
Dodge City
Oklahoma City
Murphy
Commencement Address Highlights and Local News in Kansas
Ed Elbel delivered the Abbyville high school address on a rainy night that felt like a drought end. Kaw Valley Heart Association sponsored The Valiant Heart film at Kiwanis Club, Dr Belot touts penicillin gains and a long acting shot. Kansas University golf led by Mark Nardyz after 18 holes at the Big Seven, total 375. A phony representative from the Kansas School for the Blind contacted local boys. officials warn no authorization for field work.
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Ed Elbel
Abbyville
Reno County
Monti L. Belot
Kaw Valley Heart Association
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge
Belot
Lawrence
Swope Park Zoo
Kansas City
Kansas University
Lawrence Country Club
Jayhawkers
Iowa State
K.U
Mark Nardyz
Nardyz
Bob Richards
Pete Rush
Jim Mears
Bill Sayler
State School For the Blind
Chamber of Commerce
School For the Blind
Soldier from Norristown is jailed for passing secrets
Pvt. William T. Marchuk, held captive in Russia for six years, was sentenced by an Army court martial to 12 years in prison for giving U.S. military secrets to the Soviet Union. He also receives a dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of pay.
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Berlin
William T. Marchuk
Norristown
Russia
U.S
Soviet Union
Marchuk
East Berlin
Farm tour highlights pond use and waterways for harmony with land
The report traces a farm tour detailing household pond systems with proper ponds, sand filters, and chlorination as inexpensive options. It notes pond spillways, drainage pipes, and central pipes for livestock, plus discussions on terraces waterways and water ways widened to improve flood control and seed production. The visit includes Pendleton’s pasture results, 24-D spray impacts, and a stock pond built to conservation specs.
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Kampschroeder
T. C. Riepen
Wertzberger
Grosdidier
Willoughby
Pendleton Farm
Albert Pendleton
Rob Potts
Northumberland
Fneland
United States
American Farm Bureau
Jess Sutton
U.S
Lusch
Baldwin
Wilson Counts
Paul Clawson
Charles Topping
Wilson Count
Leslie Demeritt
Clawson
Deaths and Funerals in Ohio and Wichita Notices
Rev. I wiyne Forney of Beaver Creek Church Dayton Ohio died of a heart attack. Funeral there at 2 p m Monday. He formerly lived in Lawrence. Survived by wife a daughter two sons and two sisters. Mrs Elsie Forney Pontiac Mich and Mrs Edith Hyre 45 R I St Mra listed. Frank Cole 68 of 611 Greenwood Wichita died Wednesday at St Francis Hospital. Mrs Cole and family lived in Lawrence years ago moved to Wichita 1942. Surviving include three sons Jesse and Richard Cole Wichita John Cole Independence Mo three daughters H D Swadsey Wichita Mrs Gaylord Carter Dallas and Mrs Delbert C Richardson Lawrence 18 grandchildren six great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Saturday Broadway Mortuary Wichita burial there.
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I, Wiyne Forney
Beaver Creek
Church of the Brethren
Dayton
Ohio
Lawrence
Elsie Forney
Pontiac
Mich
Edith Hyre
R. I. St
Frank Cole
Greenwood
Wichita
St. Francis Hospital
Delbert C. Richardson
Broadway Mortuary
Turnpike Condemnation Appeals Filed in Douglas County
Beulah Ewing Ehrhart and Ralph Miller of Topeka filed an appeal in District Court denying an award of 3311.50 for 17.35 acres in the Kansas Turnpike condemnation case. The land lies northwest of Big Springs near the Shawnee County border as part of Turnpike Sections 29 and 31 in Western Douglas County.
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Kansas Turnpike
Douglas County
Beulah Ewing Ehrhart
Ralph Miller
Topeka
Big Springs
Shawnee County
Kansas City Market and Building Permits Update
Kansas City market news shows stocks edging higher amid quiet trading with modest gains in several sectors. New building permits issued for four apartment projects on Kentucky Street signal ongoing urban redevelopment, including two 6 units and one 8 unit plan, plus an 18 unit complex planned by City Improvement Co. and partners.
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Wall Street
New York
Kentucky Street
Chester
Norman Hemp Wi
Electrical worker injured on top of utility pole
C. K. Johnson Electrical Co of Topeka reported an injury to a worker who was at the top of a utility pole near lith and N, 1, Sts. while performing maintenance. Further details were not provided.
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C. K. Johnson Electrical Co
Topeka
Lith
N, 1
Sts
Topeka Lineman Recovers After 4 000-Volt Line Incident
A 40 year old Topeka man identified as Dick Beard remained in serious condition after being shocked by a 4 000 volt power line Thursday. He was reported doing real well at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and was to be returned to Topeka Saturday for further treatment. Beard is employed as a lineman by the local utility.
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Topeka
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dick Beard
Beard
Nobody Badly Injured In Two Local Mishaps
The Sheriff's Office investigated two one car accidents Thursday night on township roads. No serious injuries reported. Fred Smith 50 Ot tawa was alone when his car overturned six miles south and twelve west of Lawrence with $800 damage. Galen Florton 16 522 Lincoln St was driver when car rolled onto its side a mile northwest of Lawrence causing $150 damage. Horton cited for reckless driving and operating with false registration.
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Sheriff's Office
Fred Smith
Ottawa
Lawrence
Galen Eugene Florton
Lincoln St
Horton
Mueller Heads Revue Cast At Kane sas University
Walter Mueller a Kane sas University student from Winter Park Florida will produce the 1958 Rock Chalk Revue at KOU He was the assistant producer this year Allen Sweeny Wichita assistant business manager will be business manager John Byberg Salina will be assistant producer of the show.
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Walter Mueller
Kanesas University
Winter Park
Fla
KOU
Allen Sweeny
Wichita
John Byberg
Salina
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