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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1960

Page

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Jefferson County Plans Emergency Move After Tornado Damage

Jefferson County will authorize emergency funding to replace the unsafe courthouse at Oskaloosa after last week’s tornado damaged the 1867 two story brick building. Officials moved records to various locations and will use the American Legion hall if needed. Plans for a new all modern courthouse hinge on financing, with about 110000 set aside plus insurance and potential federal funds.

Jefferson County Oskato O Ae American Legion Hall Oskaloosa

Deaths of Mrs Minnie Bratton and Mrs Allen Young

Word has been received of the deaths of Mrs Minnie Bratton 53 a former Lawrence resident who died Wednesday in Denver funeral services will be Friday in Denver for the widow Paul Bratton a Denver native. Funeral services for Mrs Allen Young about 82 who died Wednesday afternoon in Ottawa will be at 2 pm Friday in the Burlington Methodist Church burial at Aliceville near Burlington Her home was in Burlington Survivors include one daughter Mrs M S Winter of 1116 W Hills Pkwy three grandchildren Mrs Robert B Anderson and W A Winter both of Ottawa and Milton S Winter Jr of 1831 Miss St

Minnie Bratton Lawrence Denver Paul Bratton Burlington Methodist Church Allen Young Ottawa Aliceville Burlington M. S. Winter W. Hills Pkwy Robert B. Anderson W. A. Winter Milton S.winter Jr

KU prepares for June 1960 commencement events

Students attend the final State of the University address as Dr Murphy plans to become UCLA chancellor effective July first. W Clarke Wescoe named KU chancellor. seniors hold a June 6 breakfast in the Union. ROTC officers graduate in Swarthout Recital Hall. commencement and baccalaureate set for Memorial Stadium with Allen Fieldhouse as backup due to weather.

Kansas Union Murphy University of California At Los Angeles W. Clarke Wescoe KU Medical School Kansas City Union KU Reserve Officer Training Corps Army Navy Air Force Swarthout Music and Dramatic Arts Memorial Stadium Allen Fieldhouse

Courts Report From Anaheim And Surrounding Areas

In the police court John Mackey of Anaheim California faced drunk and vag rancy charges with a fine of 25 dollars and 15 days. Filmore Cox of Route 3 paid 70 dollars for drunkenness. Samp son C of Mantonya Warsaw Missouri was fined 25 dollars for drunkenness. Clarence Spencer of Wichita was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days for driving while intoxicated. Lawrence Seidl of 1621 Edgehill Drive was cited for speeding with a 40 dollar fine. Peggy Howe of 2022 Miller Drive was fined 15 dollars for driving too fast for conditions.

John Mackey Anaheim Calif Filmore Cox Route 3 Samp‘son C Mantonya Warsaw Clarence Spencer Wichita Lawrence Seidl Edgehill Dr Peggy Howe Miller Dr

Grain Spokesman Blames Politics For Rate Cut

Frank A. Theis, president of Simonds Shields Theis Grain Co. and head of the Terminal Elevator Grain Merchants Assn., told a Senate subcommittee that election year politics pressured the Agriculture Department into a 13 percent cut in grain storage rates. He argued the department overstated industry profits and accused Democrats of attacking Republican agriculture policies in 1960. Theis noted average 7 percent return on net worth over 10 years and defended grain storage risks while acknowledging today’s ample storage space.

Washington A(ap Agriculture Department Frank A. Theis Simonds-Shields-Theis Grain Co Kansas City Senate Agriculture Theis Terminal Elevator Grain Merchants Assn Charles Brannan

Hornberger Jewelry Opens at 841 Mass St Grand

The new Hornberger Jewelry store at 841 Mass St opens today and runs Friday and Saturday Kenneth and Marlin Hornberger operate the shop Free watch inspections and gifts and prizes await visitors at the grand opening. the former location was 708 Mass St.

Hornberger Jewelry Mass. St Kenneth and Mar ‘Lin Hornberger

Local petition misnames signer on parking meter drive

The Journal-World notes a Tuesday City Commission misprint listing Carl Achning as the petition circulator. Ralph Achning, a Lawrence hardware store operator active on the issue, is the correct signer. Carl Ahhning has no connection. The Kansas Turnpike Authority will deploy trucks and loading gear to tornado hit areas in Meriden and Oslo locales, per Chairman Frank McDonald.

Journal-World Stary Carl Achning City Commission Ralph Achning Lawrence Carl Ahhning Kansas Turnpike Authority Frank McDonald Meriden Oshalooea

Kay announces bid for tax issues focused state seat

Adam Kay running as a Democrat to represent Douglas and Jefferson Counties. He cites agriculture and small business background and vows to press taxation reform to balance Kansas state needs with metropolitan Kansas City, aiming for fair treatment of agriculture, industry, retail, and education.

Kanwaka Corner Douglas County Kay Douglas Jefferson Topeka Kansas City Kansas Ark Adda Washington

President Eisenhower Faces Mixed Opinions On Paris Conference

Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn said Eisenhower gave a fair explanation for the Paris conference failure. Senators like Barry Goldwater argued there was little prospect for business like dealings with the Soviet leaders due to their failures to honor prior agreements. Others, like Gore, claimed Eisenhower did not address the extremes of ineptitude behind what they called a major diplomatic debacle.

Sam Rayburn D-Tex Eisenhower Paris Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Gore

Mrs. Allison Seeks Fourth Term as Court Clerk

Lucille Allison, longtime Douglas County District Court clerk, announces candidacy for a fourth term as a Republican. Native of Lawrence, she lists extensive community involvement and past roles including KU Endowment secretary, PTA and Red Cross work, and party leadership. Home address given as 112 W 18th St.

Allison Lucille Allison Douglas County District Court District Court Lawrence Kansas University PTA Congregational Church Business and Professional Women’s Club Soroptimist Club of Order of Eastern Star United Fund Republican Central Committee Red Cross Civil Defense KU Endowment Association Central Committee Robert E. Alison Tenals Conoinel Marines Jack Allison Lawrence High Patricia Mercier Kansas City K. C. Evans Mr. Evans 18Th St

Bump Continued Freda Page 1 Dining Room Oddities

A fragment describes a waiter eager to please, dashing across the room for cigarettes and a light. The narrator notes a shift from eight months ago when the scene changed as someone returns to smoking more heavily.

Eisenhower appeals for East West peace in VOA broadcast

The United States delivered a White House address via Voice of America asking the Soviet Union to forget the Paris summit failure and pursue peaceful talks. The broadcast noted continued U2 spy flights and referenced the Geneva conferences, while signaling openness to negotiation despite the incident.

United States Soviet Union Eisenhower White House Voice of America Severson Geneva Tie San Nikita

Hospital Notes Dismissals And Birth Announcements

Memorial Hospital lists multiple dismissals and a series of birth notifications. The notices mention names and addresses of patients discharged, and a string of births across towns including Eudora, Topeka, Bonner Springs, Baldwins, and more with several families welcomed by sons and daughters.

City Replaces Parking Meters Along Massachusetts Street

New parking meters replace old units from Sixth Street to South Park on Massachusetts Street. The rate remains 10 cents per hour. a petition for a five cent rate gained 150 signatures but the commission will study the issue. Five hundred fifteen meters cost about $40.38 each, purchased from Duncan Miller Chicago.

Massachusetts Street Sixth Street South Park Ralph Achning Achning Duncan-Miller Chicago Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts

Car crashes into 71-member Maine band parade

A car plowed into a 71 member high school band in a Madawaska parking lot injuring 13 players, two critically. Governor Reed called the scene horrific as nine injuredstudents were taken to Hotel Dieu Saint Joseph in Edmonston, NB.

Madawaska Maine John H. Reed Die St.Joseph Edmonston N.B

State Democratic Dinner to Bring All Candidates to Lawrence

John Montgomery state Democratic chair will visit Lawrence Friday for a Democratic dinner at Hotel Eldridge. Most party candidates will attend as Douglas County hosts the event with Mrs. Georgia Neese Gray aiding the primary campaign. Tickets are available from local offices and Central Committee members.

John Montgomery Junction City Union Democratic Party Douglas County Frank McDonald Lawrence Eldridge Donald Georgia Neese Gray Richland McDonald George Peppercorn Montgomery Frank Theis State Democrats Theis United States Senate

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Support

We thank friends relatives and neighbors for acts of kindness cards flowers and gifts received during our hospital stay Barbara Joe and Marian Madl acknowledge the support.

Barbara Joe Marian Madl

In Memoriam Albert E. Blevins Remembrance

In memory of Albert E. Blevins who passed away May 26 1950 ten years ago. Sadly missed by his mother brothers and sisters.

Albert E. Blevins

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