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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1963

Page

2

Two Wrecks Reported on Kansas Turnpike in Rain

Two accidents on the Kansas Turnpike near Lawrence during heavy rain injured two local residents. Herbert N. Harjo and Betty L. Harjo, both hurt, were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one car crash west of Lawrence with the vehicle overturned. A second collision near Law rence involved an unknown driver in a car registered to a Kansas City woman. details incomplete. Troopers noted eleven Turnpike wrecks over the weekend, mostly due to excessive speed in wet conditions.

Lawrence Memorial Hospital Lawrence Kansas Turnpike Herbert N. Harjo 15Th St Betty L. Harjo Turnpike Keith Collier Collier Topeka Kansas City

Adams Receives Guggenheim Fellowship for Research

Dr. Ralph N. Adams of the University of Kansas Chemistry Department was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for study and research beginning February 1964. He joins 269 scholars receiving one year grants to advance high level research in science and the arts. He will study electron spin resonance in Zurich or Amsterdam and has previous support from the AEC, Air Force, American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund, and KU.

Ralph N. Adams Kansas University Chemistry Department Guggenheim John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Foundation Adams Atomic Energy Commission The Air Force American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund University

Bipartisan Senate Bill Seeks New Wheat and Feed Plan

A Senate bill with bipartisan support proposes a new wheat and feed grains program for this year and an acreage retirement similar to the soil bank, aiming to aid farmers during adjustments.

Washington Old Soil Bank Senate

Funeral services for Mrs Clara Belle Barkley at Rumsey

Funeral services for 87 year old Mrs Clara Belle Barkley were held at 3 30 p m at the Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Ernest Burke officiating Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery She died Friday at a local rest home Survivors include her brother Elton Norwine of Crown Point Ind and several nieces and nephews Miss Eva Ellen Weeks 85 of Route 2 Lawrence died Sunday at Valleyview Rest Home Born in St Marys Kan she lived in Lawrence 66 years Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at the Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev Edwin F Price in charge Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery Survivors include two sisters Mrs Martin Rohe and Mrs Henry Rohe of Route 3 Baldwin and several nieces and nephews

Clara Belle Barkley Rumsey Funeral Ernest Burke Memorial Park Cemetery Eva Ellen Weeks Route 2 Lawrence Valleyview Rest Home St. Marys Kan Rumsey Funeral Home Edwin F. Price Oak Hill Cemetery Martin Rohe Henry Rohe Route 3 Baldwin

Death notice for Albert L Martin in Lawrence Kansas

Albert Lewis Martin, 54, of 84714 Conn St, died this afternoon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He lived in Lawrence eight years and was born April 20, 1909 in Jarbalo Kansas. Survived by wife Georgia, a son Jack, two brothers Henry and Robert, sister Ellen Webb, and four grandchildren. Funeral services to be announced by Rumsy Funeral Home.

Albert Lewis Martin Conn. St Lawrence Memorial Hospital Lawrence Rumsy Funeral Home Mr. Martin Jarbalo Kan Georgia Jack Brock Henry Ft. Bragg Calif Robert Leavenworth Ellen Webb Forest Lake, Minn

Severe storm floods Lawrence area with heavy rainfall

About 8 to 10 inches of surface water flooded parts of the Santa Fe Railway yards in East Lawrence and caused outages. The Kaw River rose two feet, flood gates loosened at Bowersock, and Wichita and Hanover logged large totals while northeast Kansas moved toward calmer weather after the deluge.

Santa Fe East Lawrence Robinson Kansas University Civil Defense Auxiliary Police Kaw Wakarusa Melvon Wertzberger Douglas County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office Wertzberger County 4-H Bill Handley Lawrence Lecompton Tonganoxie Manhattan Wichita Emporia Kansas Hanover Hutchinson Pittsburg

City Man Injured in Weekend Crash Kills Three

A 20 year old Lawrence man suffered minor injuries in a Saturday crash near Owatonna Minnesota where a Rock Island train struck a car killing Nancy Uran 19 Thomas Hodges 18 and Russell Meineke 17 and critically injuring Carol Stickley 18 and Marcella Sobrack 18.

Lawrence Owatonna Minn John D. Marshall John A. Marshall Barker Ct Rock Island Nancy Uran Kansas City Thomas Hodges Kan Russell Meineke Sunflower Village Carol Stickley Marcella Sobrack Clairmont Minnesota Marshall Miss Sobrack Jim Martin

Thieves Loot St. Margaret Mary Church in Wichita

Safecrackers raided St. Margaret Mary Church on Sunday night and took 3696 dollars. The sum consisted of parish contributions and personal donations for two priests leaving the parish.

Wichita St. Margaret Mary Roman Catholic

University of Kansas Commencement Week Plans and Honors

EU Seniors officers and guests will follow at noon in the Union. The All University reception for graduates and parents runs 3 to 4 30 in the Union lounge. The informal gathering precedes commencement with greetings from Gov. John Anderson Clyde Reed and Dr Wescoe. Eight alumni are named to receive the universitys highest honor. Dr Herbert B Hungerford emeritus entomology will have a posthumous citation presented to Mrs Hungerford.

Union John Anderson Clyde Reed Parsons Kansas Board of Regents Wescoe Herbert B. Hungerford Hungerford

Bomb Threat Delays Kansas Plant Work

In Great Bend Kansas 165 Marlett Coach Co plant workers were sent home after a bomb threat at the Municipal Airport trailer house factory. Police and fire crews conducted a walk through but found nothing. Security measures remained in place as authorities investigated the threat.

Great Bend Kan Marlett Coach Co

Mild Weather Ahead With Temps in 50s Overnight

Light to moderate conditions forecast with overnight lows from 50 to 55 degrees and Tuesday highs in the 70s. The return to mild weather suggests dry skies and pleasant daytime temperatures ahead.

Gunners Shine In Missouri State Handicap at Raytown

Three local shooters led by Herb O’Bryan of Baldwin Route 3 with 98, James Perry of Lawrence 96, and Cecil Stecher of Baldwin 96 topped the final action day.

Raytown Herb O'Bryan Route 3 Baldwin James Perry Lawrence Cecil Stecher

Pope Shows Improvement As Vatican Reports

Ailing pontiff improves with doctors citing progress and Vatican papers noting the Pope felt better Sunday night and Monday morning. Cardinal Cicognani and Bishop Van Lierde visited, with the bishop expected to administer sacraments to the Pope.

L’osservatore Romano Vatican Pope John Amlete Cardinal Cicognani van Lierde

KU Frat Theft Targets Delta Upsilon House

KU police report five students at the Delta Upsilon fraternity at 1025 Emery Road lost a total of 47 dollars Sunday morning. The names and amounts were Dick Haitbrink 20 dollars, Larry Gamble 10 dollars, Jerry Hammons 9 dollars, Tom Hamill 6 dollars, and Randy Brooks 2 dollars.

Kansas University KU Police Delta Upsilon Fraternity Emery Rd Dick Haitbrink Salina Larry Gamble Pittsburg Jerry Hammons Sterling Tom Hamill Colby Randy Brooks Augusta

Kansas Faces 1961 Wholesale Liquor Pricing Law

Shawnee County District Court ruling makes the 1961 wholesale liquor pricing law effective for the first time Atty. Gen. William Ferguson said The law requires distillers to sell to Kansas wholesalers at the lowest price charged anywhere in the United States.

Topeka Shawnee

Local births and family notices pass through Valleyview and Os ka loosa

A stream of birth announcements and family milestones appears from Memorial Hospital and Stouffer Place. Several couples welcome daughters and sons this weekend and today, including Verbal notes of births to McCurdy Saldarini Marshall Jones Feder Ward Grammer Barber Lucas and others.

Marvin McCurdy Ronald Saldarini Stouffer Place Harry Marshall William Jones Oskaloosa Harvey Feder Tenn Darrell Ward Miller Dr Darrell Grammer Route 4 Robert Barber William Lucas Belle Meade Pl

Publishers Meet in Topeka Tour New Capial Journal Plant

Kansas Associated Press publishers and editors concluded a business session in Topeka and then toured the new Capital Journal plant during a luncheon.

Topeka Kansas Associated Press Publishers and Editors Capital-Journal

Seven KU students awarded Fulbright scholarships abroad

Seven Kansas University students receive Fulbright awards for study abroad including two from Baldwin Cath erin Zeliff studies German at Hamburg University and Roger Doudna will study philosophy and international relations at Lille University of France Other recipients include John Neal Sevilla University Spain Philip Kimball Heidelberg University Germany William Breckenridge Leeds University England Roger Rose Copenhagen University and Robert Ebendorf Oslo University The grants cover transportation orientation tuition books and maintenance under the Fulbright Act for 1963-64 aimed at boosting field competence and cross cultural understanding.

Kansas University Baldwin J. A. Buzzle Catherine Zeliff Howard Zeliff Hamburg University Germany Roger Doudna John C. Doudna Lille University France John Neal Hutchinson Sevilla University Spain Philip Kimball Derby Heidelberg University William Breckenridge Louisburg Leeds University England Roger Rose Lindsborg Copenhagen University Copenhagen Denmark Robert W. Ebendorf Topeka Oslo University Norway United States U.S. State Department

Rotarians Hear Kansas History From Eugene C Stephenson

Eugene C Stephenson a former KU faculty member and Rotarian spoke at the Rotary Club meeting in the Hotel Eldridge. He recalled KU history shared memories with his father who graduated KU in 1879 and had buffalo hunting with Bill Cody. He is nearing 80 and conducts KU history research while presenting poems mostly about Europe and related areas.

Eugene C. Stephenson Kansas University Rotary Club Hotel Eldridge Stephenson Buffalo Bill Cody South Dakota

Rumsey Funeral Home Serves Lawrence Area Since 1920

Local obituary and funeral service notice for Rumsey Funeral Home announcing service availability in Lawrence area since 1920. Contact VI 3-5111 for arrangements and directions.

Lawrence Rumsey Funeral Home

Sunburned Yanks Return From Everest Triumph

Two sunburned Americans William Unsoeld and Barry Bishop reached Katmandu after being rescued from Everest. They suffered frostbitten toes and were carried more than 20 miles to safety with help from teammates, and praised the team effort that carried them to the summit.

Katmandu Nepal Mt. Everest William Unsoeld Corvaellis Ore Barry C. Bishop Washington, D.C

Supreme Court backs use of secret tax recordings

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to allow secret recordings by a federal tax agent as evidence in a tax case. German S. Lopez, convicted of attempted bribery of an agent linked to Claudson’s Inn in North Falmouth Massachusetts, appealed. Justice Harlan delivered the decision.

Supreme Court Washington S. Lopez Clauson’s Inn North Falmouth Mass Justice Harlan

Four Union Officials Sentenced in Funds Diversion Case

In Kansas City four Teamsters Local 41 officials received prison terms for embezzling union funds. Floyd R. Hayes got five years and a $5,000 fine. Cecil H. Bennett and Stanley Clevenger were sentenced to two years in prison with two years probation. Robert Leroy Williams, who pleaded guilty and testified, drew six months in prison plus 18 months probation.

Kansas City Floyd R. Hayes Local 41 U.S Floyd E. Gibson Cecil H. Bennett Stanley Clevenger Robert Leroy Williams

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Sickness and Death

The family of August Walter expresses gratitude to friends relatives nurses on the 1st floor and Dr Campbell for support during his sickness and death. They thank the hospital staff neighbors and all who sent flowers cards food and prayers at 722 Missouri Street.

Dr. Campbell August Walter

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