Blood donors total 47 at R C Blood Center in two weeks
Forty seven people donated blood to the Red Cross Blood Center at Lawrence Memorial Hospital over the past two weeks. The list includes Goldie Nelson Clyde Babb Kathy Zimmerman Wayne Cates Jarl Ingram David Lay Robert Oyler Dwight Regnier Kevin Remick Walter Heck Don Small Dennis Fry Vincent Sena Mike Stout Fred Humphrey Robert Einstein Lucian Hammer Harold Swartz Patricia Sowers Jerry Parker James Davoren Wayne Rep Frank Alexander Ray Johnson Roger Allen Donald Hay Allen Finch Kendall Wolf Larry Smith Charley Converse William Kellenburger Daniel Felger Ward Cooper Charles Burin Stephen Edwards Charles Keeler Douglas Reed Harry Post Keith Sickagoose Douglas Newport Kathryn Harris Harold Graves Marie Peters Fred Six Norman Edmonds Clinton Thomas physicians assistants and Gray Ladies Canteen and recruitment staff listed.
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Red Cross Blood Center
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Goldie Nelson
N.H
Clyde Babb
Kathy Zimmerman
Neb
Wayne Cates
Del
Jarl Ingram
R.I
Walter Heck
Don Small
Ind
Dennis Fry
Eudora
Vincent Sena
Mike Stout
Fred Humphrey
Tenn
Robert Einstein
Lucian Hammer
Learnard
Harold Swartz
Patricia Sowers
Overbrook
Jerry Parker
James Davoren
Wayne Rep
Beatrice Ledwith
Rose Marie Hinton
Darlene Shultz
Jean McKinney
Mildred McKinley
Iva Belle Harper
Virginia O'Connor
Shirley Gillerman
LaVerne Eiself
Agnes Bray
Becky Rank
Cordley Teachers Win NSF Institute Awards at KU
Maurice A. Lucas and Mrs. Mary Ann Hanes of Cordley Grade School receive National Science Foundation-sponsored awards for an elementary teacher graduate institute at Kansas University. Each will get stipends and travel allowances during a program aligned with KU summer session and a nearby cultural camp hosting about 600 high school students from across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice A. Lucas
la. St
Mary Ann Hanes
and Sciences
Kansas University
National Science Foundation
Cordley
Hanes
Lucas
NSF
Robert W. Ridgway
School of Education
Excate
City Buses to Change Schedules Wednesday
The Lawrence Bus Company announced summer schedule changes to take effect next Wednesday and run until the fall. No routes were altered, but times shifted with no Sunday or holiday service. Main changes include Downtown to KU every 30 minutes and KU to Downtown every 28 minutes after the hour.
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Lawrence Bus Company
Haskell
Maine
Kansas University
Downtown
East Lawrence
North Lawrence
Kiwanians Hear Business Talk on New Materials
Lawrence Kiwanis heard Tom K Kennedy of Continental Oil lay out a broad case for business led industrial growth. He cited cellulose plastic CelloPhane as an example of mass production lowering costs and expanding supply from six plants serving 400 firms. Kennedy urged basic materials created by large research funded ventures while smaller firms innovate to grow. The club planned a fundraiser lunch for tornado relief with donations from members and hotel staff. Guests included Leo Calvert and Col Brangle along with three KU foreign students Paul Papadopulis Arve Johnsen and Whigniew Wilk.
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United States
Tom K. Kennedy
Continental Oil Co
Kansas City
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Thursdy
Kennedy
U.S
Kenneth C. Deemer
Meriden
Leo Calvert
Lawrence
Col. Brangle
Washington, D. C
Kansas University
Paul Papadopulis
Greece
Arve Johnsen
Norway
Whigniew Wilk
Poland
Cows Drink Whisky Mash On Maryland Farm
Farmer Harry Main found his cattle had wandered onto eight barrels of whisky mash and a nearby still on his Frederick County, Maryland farm. Deputies arrested two men, Thomas Dawkins and Robert Vinson, both of Washington, on moonshine charges and held them on $1,000 bond each.
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Frederick, Md
Harry Main
Main
Thomas Dawkins
Robert Vinson
Washington
Saipan woman recalls Earhart near Saipan guard post
Saipan native Mrs. Josephine Akiyama, now a San Mateo hospital aide, says she may have seen the American flyer Amelia Earhart in July 1937 on Saipan. She says Earhart and a male companion were taken away by Japanese soldiers after a low flight display, and that a secret-police official later told children Earhart was executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mateo
Calif
Saipan
Amelia Earhart
The
Atchison, Kas
Akiyama
Miss Earhart
Lae
New Guinea
Frederick Noonan
Howland
U. S. Navy
Noonan
the Times
Ior
Times
Secret Police
Uruguayan Leader to Visit University of Kansas
Dr. Mario A. Cassinoni rector of the University of the Republic in Montevideo will tour Kansas University from Monday to Friday. He will visit Lawrence High School meet KU administrators at a luncheon and spend Thursday at the KU Medical Center before meetings with faculty. He aims to study administration methods and professional training in public health and health administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of the Republic
Montevideo
Uruguay
Kansas University
Mario A. Cassinoni
United States
Council On Higher Education In
Cassinoni
Lawrence High School
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Franklin D. Murphy
U.S
Salutatorian Missing From Final High School Program
TOPEKA The salutatorian and second ranking senior at Highlands Park High School missed commencement to become a mother. Mrs Joseph Grimaud 18 gave birth to a son in a local hospital less than three hours before scheduled diploma. She and her husband, an Forbes Air Force Base airman, had moved to the area two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grimaud
Stork
Highlands Park High
Forbes Air Force Base
Buzzard Crash Harms Woman in Va Car Accident
In Palmyra Virginia Mrs Carl Smith 60 sustained a deep forehead cut when a buzzard crashed into and shattered the windshield of her husband s car. The husband was uninjured and kept the car under control. The buzzard was decapitated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Carl Smith
Liberty Memorial High School Class of 1948 Reunion Planned
About 90 attendees were expected for the 12th anniversary reunion of the Liberty Memorial High School Class of 1948. Class president Winton Winter and organizer Kermit Beal coordinated events at Lawrence High School and the Eldridge Hotel with a 7 PM dinner, plus a 1:30 PM coffee and 5:30 social hour. Reservations were open until Saturday noon via VI 3-8241.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Kermit Beal
Beal
Douglas County
Winton Winter
Lawrence High School
Eldridge Hotel
Trinity Lutheran adds 19 to adult membership
Trinity Lutheran Church will admit 19 youths into adult membership during 11 a.m. Sunday services after two years of weekday instruction. Named new members include Karen Baker, Henry Booth, Michael Davenport, Clyne Foust, Virginia Freeman, Patricia Harrell, Timothy Hazelet, Sherry Heck, Steven Heck, Richard Hemphill, Norma Husted, Kenneth Johnson, Pegey Palmer, Arthur Ray, Cheryl Robinson, Constance Sabol, Kylee Smith, Frank Speicher Jr., Nancy Swartz. Special guests will be graduating high school seniors. Holy Communion begins at 7:30 p.m. with first serving to new members. If unable to attend, membership may receive communion at noon on June 5.
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Karen Baker
Henry Booth
Michael Davenport
Clyne Foust
Virginia Freeman
Patricia Harrell
Timothy Hazelet
Sherry Heck
Steven Heck
Richard Hemphill
Norma Husted
Kenneth Johnson
Pegey Palmer
Arthur Ray
Cheryl Robinson
Constance Sabol
Kylee Smith
Frank Speicher Jr
Nancy Swartz
Awards Made To LHS Group
Lawrence High School students received multiple scholarships and awards in an assembly. Winners include Charles Mitchell with two honors, Carl Hoover for auto mechanics tools, Rex Strunk Kiwanis top senior in trade and industry, Nancy Verburg art camp scholarship, Charlene Hoover nursing scholarship, Barbara Harris nursing scholarship, Brian Grace KU honorary scholarship, Steve Shepard Sierra Leone Club tuition award, John Steele Union Pacific Scholarship, and others previously reported.
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Lawrence High School
Charles Mitchell
Gambies Store
Mel Stauffer
Chamber of Commerce
E. R. Zook
Carl Hoover
Lawrence Automobile Dealers Assn
Paul Beauchamp
Kiwanis
Rex Strunk
Ed Howard
Nancy Verburg
Kansas University
Kiwanis Club
Charlene Hoover
la Sertoma Club
Barbara Harris
Tuberculosis Assn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Corbett to Graduate From Kansas State Agriculture School
Emery Corbett son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Corbett 1725 Ill Sr will graduate June 5 at Kansas State University Manhattan in the school of agriculture commencement exercises He has been accepted into the veterinary medicine program at Kansas State for next fall The program is a four year course
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Emery Corbett
Kenneth Corbett
Ill
Kansas State University School of Agriculture
Manhattan
School of Veterinary Medicine
Kansas State
Florida population and tourist boom hinted in 1959 note
Juan Ponce de Leon would not know what he started as Florida, now home to about 4.7 million residents, sees about 9 million visitors in 1959 seeking sun and fun. The figures reflect a growing state profile and tourism surge.
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Juan Ponce de Leon
Florida
Sunshine
2nd District Hopeful Files for Congress Nomination
Edward H ers, 46, Kansas City Kansas, attorney, filed as a Republican candidate for the 2nd District congressional nomination. He is KU Law School graduate and the first to enter the race to oppose Democrat Newell George. Lawrence's Robert F Ellsworth also announced a run for the Republican nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Edward H.ers
Kansas City
Kas
Powers
University of Kansas Law School
Newell George
George
Robert F. Ellsworth
Lawrence
Lany Baseballers Are Due Today
The Indianapolis Clowns, considered the top show team, play the New York Royals at Municipal Park tonight in a game sponsored by the Lawrence Lions Club. The Clowns, known for 30 years of zany routines, attract large crowds in cities like Pittsburgh and St. Louis, and enter their 31st year with renewed performances and humor.
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Indianapolis Clowns
Municipal Park
New York Royals
Lawrence Lions Club
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh
Sportsman Park
Busch Stadium
St. Louis
Eudora Alumni Plan Evening Reunion and Dinner
The Eudora Alumni Assn will hold a 7 p.m. reunion basket dinner at the high school cafeteria with all graduates families and teachers invited. The 1906 class’s only living member Carl Lothholz of Cleburne Texas is expected to attend and the 1944 class gathering was set for 1 p.m. in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Alumni Assn
Leslie Kindred
Association
Carl Lothholz
Cleburne
Tex
Kindred
Homer Broers
Leland Lawson
Ray Warmker
Allen Westerhouse
Jack Howard
Oscar Broers
Johnny O’berg
Marie Robinson Abells
Warriors Second in NBA Record Last Season
The Philadelphia Warriors posted the league's second best record last season with 75 wins.
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Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Assn
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Lois O'Brien
Agnes Murray
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Opel Scanlon
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Marcella Wolf
Jane Manahan
Helena Parker
Emily Sillix
Shalley Gasper
Betty Schultz
Ann Payne
Alice M. Meyn
Schwegler School
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Dusdahl
Jesse Milan
Journal- World Photo
Highland Park High School
California
Mary Selig Allen
Jean Quisenberry Quinlin
Virginia Schaake Strong
Jeanine Schindler Maturo
Trinity Lutheran Church
SCOTT
Ontanilla
Retail Merchants
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Shep Lawrenc
LHS Group
Brian Grace
Sierra Leone
Steve Shepard
Union ‘Pacific
John Steele
Journal-World
Elkcom Sows
B.P.D. Ellis
Avenica Bears and Ladies
Clayton Stone
Ruler
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