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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1959

Page

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Memorial services set for KU zoology professor Baumgartner

Memorials honor Dr. William J. Baumgartner emeritus professor of Zoology at Kansas University after his death on April 12. Daughter Dr. Leona Baumgartner Elias will attend, with speakers including Prof. W. H. Schoene and Chancellor Murphy. A 4:30 p.m. museum tribute and a 4 p.m. Danforth Chapel service are planned.

William J. Baumgartner Danforth Chapel Kansas University Lawrence Baumgartner Leona Baumgartner Elias New York City W. H. Schoene Danforth KU School of Religion KU Union

Gunmen steal valise of Cuban pesos in Mexico City

In a quiet Mexico City district, gunmen seized a valise containing about 3.8 million Cuban pesos from an American woman and wounded her arm. Marilyn Beyeff of Miami was arrested along with others as investigators probe an international ring dealing in foreign currency and related crime.

Marilyn Mae) Thal Beyeff Miami Fla Fidel Castro Havana Mexico U.S Fulgencio Batista Cuba Batista Castro Revolutionary

LHS Commencement Marks 258 Graduates and Honors

The Longview High School commencement listed 258 students including 13 graduates since 1958 through Adult Education and 19 still finishing requirements. Bill Hargrove and Bill Paden shared top scholarly honors as diplomas were presented by Ralph Pine and Principal Neal Wherry.

LHS Bill Har‘grove Bill Paden Frank J. Brown Ninth Street Baptist Church

Americans Flock to Roads for Memorial Day Start

Chicago reports millions take to highways for the holiday weekend. The National Safety Council estimates 40 million automobiles will travel, with about 260 deaths and 10,000 disabling injuries expected during the period from 6 p.m. today to midnight Sunday.

Chicago National Safety Council

Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area

Multiple obituary notices from Lawrence for Mrs. Jane Hyde Bernard of Topeka died in La Jolla California. She leaves a husband three children and parents M F Hyde. Also Mrs Elizabeth Rule of 1328 Kentucky Street dies in Lawrence Memorial Hospital with long time church and club memberships. Funeral at First Christian Church burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs Mary Grace 77 of Oskaloosa dies at Winchester Hospital. Services at Oskaloosa Presbyterian Church with Hampton Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include spouse two daughters and two sons.

Jane Bernard Hamilton Jane Hyde Bernard la Jolla Calif M. F. Hyde Topeka Lawrence KU School of Fine Arts Mary Grace Oskaloosa Winchester Hospital Oskaloosa Presbyterian Church Pleasant View Hampton Funeral Home Grace Mt. Pleasant Iowa McLouth Christian Church Order of Eastern Star George Grace Herman Myrta Watson Ray Harriett Jeffery Edgar Glyde Pico Ben Gheen

Middies Switch to Army Officers After Graduation

ANNAPOLIS Md AP Five midshipmen slated to graduate will join the Army rather than remain in the Navy. Marshall H Wooldridge son of Admiral E Tyler Wooldridge and four others Paul F Keefe Arthur Emerson John M Rourke Michael J Cronin and James W Tritz will switch services immediately after graduation, citing preference for Army service and reasons including dislike of the water. The change follows a 1950s policy permitting academy graduates to volunteer for other services.

Annapolis U.S. Army Marshall H. Wooldridge Bethesda E. Tyler

Oklahoma man dies in crash north of Caldwell Kansas

Adriel Newton Curry, 56, of Enid Oklahoma, was killed when a car struck a bridge 44 miles north of Caldwell on K49. The driver O D Elorton, 52, also from Enid, said he fell asleep at the wheel. Elorton suffered broken legs and was listed in critical condition and transported to Enid.

Caldwell, Kan Adriel Newton Curry Enid Okla Caldwell K49 O. D. Elorton Highway Patrol Elorton

Journal-World Ad Insertion Request

A note asks readers to ensure the Journal-World is mailed to a summer address and provides a contact phone number VI 3 1000 for advance requests.

Journal- World

Funeral services for James M. Nolan held at St Patrick's KC

Funeral services were held at St Patrick's Catholic Church in Kansas City for James M. Nolan 78 a Law rence native. He died last Saturday in Pasadena California and is buried in St Mary cemetery. Survivors include brother Paul C Nolan of Kansas City two sisters Mrs Mary M Bowman of Fresno and Sister Marie Reginalda Desion of Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Canada.

St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Kansas City James M. Nolan Lawrence St. Mary Cemetery Nolan N. H. St Pasadena Calif Paul C. Nolan Locust Mary M. Bowman Fresno Marie Reginalda Desion Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Canada

Mrs May Evans 70 lifelong Lawrence area resident dies

Mrs May Evans, 70, a lifelong Lawrence resident, died Thursday afternoon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She lived at 1745 Tenn St and was born in Lakeview. Funeral services will be announced by Bowser Lee Mortuary. She was a 20 year member of Ninth Street Baptist Church and belonged to the Century Art Club, Entrenous Club, and formerly to the Queen Ester Club. Survivors include three sisters, two nieces, and one nephew.

May Evans Lawrence Lawrence Memorial Hospital Tenn. St Lakeview Bowser-Lee Mortuary Ninth Street Baptist Church Century Art Club Entrenous Club Queen Ester Club William Tutt Alberta Brown Katherine Hawkins Kansas City, Mo

Baldwin High School Graduates Hear Principal and Speaker

Baldwin eighth graders heard Chalmer Martin, former Baldwin teacher, urge leadership, responsibility, and education as 32 pupils received diplomas. Principal Floyd Rogers and donor Don Nutt presented diplomas. invocation by Charles Coldsmith. The 31 graduates later heard Baker University dean Dr. Benjamin A. Gessner speak. salutatory by Martha Ann Butell and valedictory by Sarah C. Rodewald.

Chalmer Martin Baldwin High School Baldwin Martin Floyd Rogers Don Nutt Schol Board C. A. Gordon Rogers Charles Coldsmith Linda Ackley Storme Anderson Barbara Jean Betts Barbara Kay Boyd Phil Brecheisen Jr Ronnie Brooks Charles Brewer David Deckwa Donna ‘DeGraffenreid Harold D. Deshazer Billy Dillard Jerry Dillard Robert Dyer Bob Ford Pamela Foreman Louie Hendricks Jr Sharon Hey Beverly Johnson Sharon Justice Linda Knee Martha Ann Butell Sarah C. Rodewald

Ninth Graders Cited at Central Junior High School

About 460 ninth-grade pupils were honored Thursday afternoon in the CJHS auditorium at a Recognition Program. The event featured speaker Karl D. Edwards of the University Education School, musical numbers, and greetings from William D. Wolfe.

Central Junior High School CJHS Karl D. Edwards Kansas University Education School Robert Zillcox Christus Msgr George Towle St. John’s Catholic Church William D. Wolfe William R. Hamble Neal M. Wherry Lawrence High J. J. Krimmer Assembly of God Church

Man Killed by Bus in Kansas City Crossing

Floyd Baxter a 54 year old hospital employee died after being struck by a Kansas City Public Service Company bus at Linwood and Main Street in Kansas City. The incident occurred today and authorities are investigating.

Kansas City Floyd Baxter

Journal-World Vacation Plans Include Mail Away Option

Advertisers urge readers to add the Journal-World to their travel plans offering either a mail away or a vacation pak service to receive daily issues while away. The notice highlights convenient options for subscribers and travelers seeking uninterrupted access.

Journal-World Adv

KU Events Mark University Centennial Week Activities

The article lists campus events across three days including All University Commencement supper with Chancellor Murphy’s annual report, Class of 1959 senior breakfast in the Kansas Union, a university reception, and special reunions for Mortar Board Class of 1909 1919 1934 and the Gold Medal Club. Rear Adm Basil N Rittenhouse Jr will speak at joint commissioning exercises for 68 ROTC officers at University Theater.

School of Religion Kansas Union Murphy Mortar Board J. Neale Carman Gold Medal Club KU Endowment Association Alumni Association Basil N. Rittenhouse, Jr Navy Department Washington Army Air Force Naval Rotc

Miners Die in Blast at Metz France Coal Shaft

An explosion 2000 feet underground in a Metz coal mine killed 16 miners and burned 25 others. A side shaft had been condemned for dangerous gas pockets. workers were sealing it off when the blast occurred.

Metz France

In Memoriam for a Dear Husband and Father

An obituary style memory note marks the first anniversary of a cherished husband father and son. It lists mourners including his mother Mrs Maggie Redford wife Mrs Gladys Redford and six children and families Wayne Bob James Nadine Christie and Sharon Redford.

Maggie Redford Gladys Redford Wayne Bob James Nadine Christie Peratve Pippert Sharon Redford

Treasury to seek higher debt limit next week

The Treasury plans to ask Congress to raise the temporary debt ceiling to about 290 or 295 billion dollars to cover autumn borrowing as tax receipts lag. The current limit is 288 billion, set to revert to 283 billion by June 30, with officials unsure of the final requested amount.

Washington Treasury Congress

Memorial Hospital Notes Dismissals and Births

Memorial Hospital lists dismissals including Donna Marvin Harold Fisher Karolyn Kurtz Edgerton Phillip Wood Helen Pretchett Linwood Janet Zieske Charlotte Ikenberry Roberta Ewing Lawrence Steele DeSoto Sandra Grimes Donald Alle bach Jr Norma Dotson Dean Coffman plus births for Kenneth Ikenberry and spouse a daughter.

Donna Marvin Elm St Harold Fisher Vt. St Karolyn Kurtz Edgerton Phillip Wood W. 4Rd Helen Pretchett Linwood Janet Zieske R. I. St Charlotte Ikenberry N. 4Th St Roberta Ewing Lawrence Steele DeSoto Sandra Grimes Route 1 Donald Allebach Jr Park Hill Norma Dotson la. St Dean Coffman

Memorial Day Observances and Local Items in Lawrence

Lawrence officials note closures on Memorial Day with City Hall and Courthouse open Monday. Cemeteries saw families placing flowers while groundskeepers finished spring upkeep. Greenhouses report high demand for blooms and potted plants as peonies sell out. A Kansas City TV show will feature dance pupils of Mrs. Virginia Loncar and Julie Ann Loncar on a Saturday 11 am program.

Lawrence Kansas City Virginia Loncar Leawood L. B. Sanders A. L St Kansas Julie Ann Loncar Frank “Loncar Therogram

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