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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1962
Page
9
Police say a Monday theft at the Purple Pig at 810 N. H. St netted 660 dollars. Cash in sacks was stored in a refrigerator bottom. 300 in checks, 120 in change, and 240 in bills comprised the total.
Derby Co reports Wheat 1.96, corn 1.04, mile 1.70, oats .70, barley .70, soybeans 2.30. New York stocks mixed with early losses. bonds lower on heavy trading. Chicago grain and livestock show mixed demand with hogs down 25-50 cents and cattle steady to 50 cents higher, top $28.25. Kansas City eggs and poultry hedging prices, wheat and corn futures, cattle and hog figures noted for regional markets.
190-260 lb barrows and gilts 15.25-16.00, 270-400 lb sows 13.50-14.25, sheep 2 300, lambs steady to 25 higher, ewes steady. Good to prime lambs 19.00-22.50, cull to good ewes 4.50-6.00, choice feeders 14.00-15.00.
Nine young Negroes were held by police and juvenile authorities in Kansas City after an unprovoked attack on three Rockhurst High School freshmen. Two victims, Paul Riederer and Jack Naylor, 15, were hospitalized with injuries. A third student, Dave Dillon, escaped. attackers arrived in a car and fled. Judge Henry A. Riederer is their father.
In county court Jack Kaufman faces two counts of obtaining money under false pretenses with six months jailed per count. James R. Saylor and Ted Wright are noted for boat and counterfeit charges with various penalties. District Court bound over for November term in a separate case. Arthur Chester Anderson among those charged with disturbing the peace in two counts. Traffic notes James T. Vaughan cited for no license and Ronald E. Wheat for driving on a suspended license with speeding fine.
Memorial Hospital lists patients and their addresses including Betty Atkinson, Orville Burris, Melvin Lisher Jr, Clarence Cropp, Lil lian Yahn, Mari an Owen, Lisa Ericson, Wendell Johns, Joyce Pickel, Marilyn Neis, J. Grant Eichhorn, Virginia Clark, Joan Day, Loretta Gould, Phillip Naff, Bonnie Ireland and baby girl, Billy and Gary Fulks, Dorothy Schooley, Minnie Cramer, Carolyn Rasmussen, Irmajean Barta, Eva Mitchell, Roland Houghton, Betty Mays, Lorene Moore, Barbara Brecheisen and baby girl, Chloe Swadley, Boyd Mooney, Darrell Grammer, Bob Pickel, Alan Kamb, with several births noted.
Mrs. Mary Ann Brown of Annapolis Maryland mother of Rev. Frank J. Brown of 838 Ind Street. Death announced here. Services and burial to take place in Annapolis.
Ouagadougou, capital of Upper Volta, served as the seat of the Mossi emperor during the 15th century, marking the city as a political center of the Mossi state.
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