City considers plumbing role for sewer problem in Lawrence
Lawrence city officials weigh enforcement options after Health Department orders more than 100 property owners to hook onto city sewers. Mayor Crown questions forced connections while a test case is planned to gauge effectiveness. Officials note health hazards persist if outhouses or surface dumping remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
City Commission
Journal-World
Health Department
John Crown
Elijah Balks At Plush Spot In the Lobby
Elijah the horse balked at stabling in the Brown Palace Hotel lobby in Denver. spectators watched as he was led to a stall across red carpet and offered a hotel menu. His owners Al and Bill Turner then withdrew him to Centennial Race Track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver 7
Elijah
Brown Palace Hotel
Colorado Rockies
Bill Turner
Buena Vista
Cole
Centennial Race Track
Salvation Army Revise Citadel Plans For Smaller Auditorium
The Salvation Army Advisory Board voted to authorize Ford Robertson and Ericson to revise citadel plans at 10th and N Streets. The auditorium size drops from 196 to about 140 seats, six weeks are needed to redraft, bids will be called, and a six day period will be set between contract and construction. Fund drive chairs Chris Kraft and Glenn Kappelman expect time to complete the drive after needs are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Advisory Board
National Headquarters
Ford, Robertson and Ericson
Citadel
10Th and
N. H Sts
Contra
Felzi
Chris Kraft
Glenn Kappelman
Road Bill Okays Tax Shifts For Interstate System
The House and Senate seek a federal share of the interstate plan with a no federal payment, a 13 year funding window, and billions in new taxes. The House call would raise about 14.8 billion over 16 years while the Senate trims to 14.5 billion with altered truck levies. A penny a gallon gasoline tax would fund much of the revenue alongside increased levies on tires, tread rubber, trucks, buses and trailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Uncle Sam
Public Roads Bureau
Workshop at Kansas U to Host Screen Process Training
About 25 people are expected to attend a Screen Process Workshop at Kansas University running Monday through Friday, June 9. Walter Yost of Atchison High School Art Department leads the program with help from Al Troxel of Continental Poster and Display Co. and Alexander Boyle of the university design program. The course covers film making, stencils, drying and printing on paper and textiles. Sponsored by the Design Department of the School of Fine Arts and University Extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Walter Yost
Atchifson High School
al Troxel
Continnental Poster and Display Co
Kansas City
Alexander Boyle
Atk, U
Design Department
School of Fine Arts and University Extension
Weather Throws Continued From Page Two
Funeral details include Negro post and Dorsey-Liberty auxiliary at Oak Hill Cemetery with National Guard firing squad and Memorial Park Cemetery services by Veterans of Foreign Wars Alford Clarke Post 852 and Auxiliary. A traffic collision near 3000 Ala St involved Edwin Carl 70 striking Wilhelm Olson 919 Ala St then swerving to avoid Yoon Seong Hwang 25, both cited. no injuries reported. State Patrol operates four cars 7 am to 1 am Thursday. police and sheriff maintain holiday schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey-Liberty Post
Oak Hill Cemetery
National Guard
Memorial Park Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alford- Clarke
W. O. Buck Sr
Clarproce Edwin Carl
Ala
Wilhelm Gsear Olson
Olson
Corl
Yoon Seong Hwang
Hevang
Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Obituary notices report the drownings and deaths of Ernest Marshall Logan Jr and several other residents. Details include funeral arrangements at St Luke AME Church, burial at Clinton Cemetery, survivors, and pallbearers. Additional notices list deaths of Mrs Kraft James Jones and James Marsh, with family relations and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Marshall Logan Jr
TI St
Lakesin
St. Luke Ame
Vinton A. Anderson
Clineton Cemetery
Ernest Logan Sr
Edna Mae Tolbert
Betty Logan
Janice Leysin
Rose Elizabeth Kraft
Stull
Lieigias Grants
Trewin Bo Kraft
Roland Skraft
Gladys Huseber
Tickman Mills
View Willams
Topeka
Oaiohn Stull
John Houk
Garden Grove
James Jones
Mil St
Jones
Irence
Ivors
Vera Jones
Leavenworth
Byron Jones
Donald Jones
U. S. Army
Kenneth Jones
Torrenen
Cant
Lawrence Jones
Grote Cullaspie
Wayne Kemp
Funk Cooper
Chamber Music Series Opens With Boccherini Quintet
Chamber music groups from Czechoslovakia America and Italy will appear in the 1956 57 school year as Kansas The Quintetto Boccherini opens the 10th annual series in October followed by the Hungarian string quartet in November the Smetana quartet in February and the Quartetto Italiano in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
America
Italy
Kansas University
Quintetto Boccerini
Smetana Quartet
Quartetto Italiano
Commencement Weekend Prep At Kansas U Amid Busy Offices
Lawrence observes ongoing activity at Kansas University asCommencement preparations fill administrative offices. Finals dominate the week with about 12 000 expected for the weekend ceremonies, plus six class reunions, Baccalaureate and university events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas University
Thareday
KK. Ulo
Foe
Perenne
Lawrence Area Repairs and a City Police Puzzle
Local reports from Lawrence describe plans to settle repairs on the Maree Arcade south wall amid boundary disputes between Sok Masso Stop City and Sam Reafferick. Police also on Memorial Day investigated a hit and run tied to a vehicle owned by Robert Lawrence Woodard, while a public utility rate case in Kansas adjusts residential charges and a study links business failures to social skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Maree Arcade
Sok Masso
City Offepils
Sam Reafferick
Brown's Togeery
Raffe Jock
Raffe
Robert Lawrence Woodard
Mo. St
Woodard
Kansas
Memorial Hospital Addresses and Local Names Listing
An OCR fragment lists individuals and addresses around Memorial Hospital in Wayne Oliphant Houston Eurora and Tonganosie with names such as Mrs Ger truepponter Connie Flosd Heiney and Rodney Dilly. The text reads like a street directory or roster with scattered typos and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Goins
Lincoln St
Wayne Oliphant
Houston
Dana Davis
Eurora
Gertruepponter
Ohie
AL Garratt
Tonganosie
Joh Atattheses
Connie Flosd
Tomeanesie
Telen Heiney
Rodney Dilly
State Accepts Bids At Largest Session In Kansas
The Kansas State Highway Commission accepted bids for road work totaling 120 miles of improvements and 590 miles of bituminous sealing on state highways and county roads. The biggest contracts total 2 901 035 for 1.7 miles of Muncie Boulevard expressway in Kansas City Kansas, with grading and paving by J A Tobin Construction Co and bridges by List Weatherly Construction Co. Other major projects include 5.2 miles on US 24 in Manhattan, 20.20 miles of surfacing on US 8 south of the Seattle Finney county line, 12.4 miles of surfacing from the Wichita Seattle County line west on KOT, and a secondary bridge over White Rock Creek northeast of Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas State Tharway Commission
Ts Jarre
Muncie Boulevard
Kansas City
Klias
18Th Street
Sth Street
J. A. Tobin Constitetion Co
List & Weatherly Construction &Co
U.S. 24
Manhattan
U. S
Seatt‘Finney County
Wichita-Seatt
Kot
Stevenson Wins in Alabama Race as Delegates Shaped
Stevenson appears poised to clinch a majority of Alabama's 62 delegates after yesterday's runoff, with seven of the leading 11 showing support for Stevenson. The delegates remain unpledged officially and could yet change their minds, as the campaign notes Eisenhower's vulnerability and shifts in Cold War posture. Mt Etna's volcanic soil is noted as among the earth's most fertile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Alabama
Heo
Mt. Etna
Sicilian
Pyle Denies Ike Rebuke Over Detroit Remark
Deputy White House aide Pyle says he did not receive a reprimand from President Eisenhower for a Detroit remark about “the right to suffer.” Pyle, a former Arizona governor, says he has not spoken with Ike about the incident since Vienna and has not been told to apologize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoents
Ariz
Ut — Howard
Pyle
Detroit
Arizona
Nebort
Walter Reuther
United Automubic Workers
Pasig
Murray Sowder
Eisenhower
Vien
Tiny Texas thieves infiltrate home burglary case
Dallas police link four young children ages two to seven to a night burglary at Roy Crowell’s home. Two year olds helped lure a seven year old inside to assist in stealing four pints of liquor and cigarettes. One child later returned alone to take the loot, confessing to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Fast Field For Speedway Event Sets New Lap Records
Indianapolis Raceway opens the 40th 500 mile race with Jim Rathmann leading the start as the fastest first lap in event history at 138.867 mph. Pat Flaherty and Pat O Connor followed early while Paul Russo surged from eighth to lead on the 10th lap in a 600 horsepower Novi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Jim Rathmann
Pat Flaherty
Guittering
L. Irving Woolson
Chrysler
DeSoto
Indiana
Brian Sullivan
Eddie Sachs
Rathmann
Flaherty
Pat O'Connor
Bill Vukovich
O'Connor
Jack McGrath
Paul Russo
Russo
No Automatic Prayers At Number She Wails
Boise resident Eva McReynolds reports her phone line at 3 5000 rings with prerecorded prayers after a minister misprinted the number. The correct prayer lines are 3 0000 and 3 3000, not 3 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Eva McReynolds
McReynolds
Deaths in Today's News report
Ada Galsworthy widow of John Galsworthy and model for Irene in The Forsyte Saga dies at 89. Danish writer Johannes Joergensens, 90, dies in Svendborg. Frederick J. Heaslip, 68, VP at Fairbanks Morse & Co, dies in Chicago. born in Brandon, Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaed
London
Ada Galsworthy
John Galsworthy
Irene
Svendborg
Denmark
Johannes Joeregensen
Chicago
Frederick J. Heaslip
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Brandon
Man
Pro-West Parties Edge in Italy Provincial Elections
Virtually complete totals from Italy’s nationwide provincial elections show a record surge in turnout and indicate a pro Western bloc gaining momentum. Early returns highlight strong support for pro Western parties as results firm up across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Italian election yields Christian Democrats dominate vote
Unofficial tallies from 73 provinces show Premier Antonio Segni's Christian Democrats winning 39.6 percent of the provincial vote, and 53 percent when combined with other middle of the road parties. The result strengthens pro West forces while trimming left and right extremes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrats
Real estate transfers and quitclaims listed in estate filings
Estate of Margaret BiMer transfers to George Z Faler and wife for 2400 with Lot 174 on New York Street and related parcels. Numerous deeds detail sales between individuals and trustees with nominal sums, various lots in Lawrence area, several Rev. and no revenue notes, and a quitclaim from Arnold Stoebener to Walter J. Stovhaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret BiMer
George Z
Faler & Wf
New York St
John W. Brand
Fimma D. Schulz
T. Murt Heal
Tenn
Wav
Hemphill & Wf
David
Harria & Wl
Frazier's
North Lawrence
Hubert R. Harria
Thomas I. Collina
Newton &J
Baldwin
Alfred Lea Hunter
Bartha J. Miller
Betty Irene Miller
Louisiana St
Daniel Flory
James E. Nicolay
Hetty Nicolay
Cathryne
Ott Reeves
Ethelbert
Conn
Ina Kizer
Ina Mizer
Wilma Florence Kizer
Mich
Fd Brown & Wf
Charles Robert Henderson & Wif
Harry L. Murphy & Wf
Eldon
Miller & Wi
Beg
NW Corner
Harry L. Murphy
Lyle Deag Murphy
Bee
Carl J. Drake
Joe C. Drake
Drake
Philip
Commona
James Midgett
Prairie Acres
Eimer BE
Bill B. Litans
Treat Lawrence
HN F. Pans & Wf
James Rissman & Wi
West Lawrence
W. W. Hatfield Et al
W. W. Hat- Cell & Wi T
Arnold Stoebener
Walter J. Stovhaner
Philip N. Siler
Evalena EB. Miller
Neo
Lois Moorman
Nathan
McGee
Mla
Westi Lawrence
Real Estate Transfers in May Listings Feature Numerous Deeds
May 7 to 21 transfers show numerous warranties and rev shares. Buyers include Philip Karnowski Kaw River Valley Fertilizer W B Grace Co Charles Brown Eugene Haley and others with lump sums of 1 and rev fees. Properties range from Centennial Park No 2 to Southwest Additions and University Terrace with Lot numbers and street bounds referenced. Amounts vary, with notable large figures for certain deeds and revocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip D. Karnowski
F. W. Huston
Kenneth C. Deemer
Benjamin
Ychunke
University Terrace
Charles J. Brown
Eugene W. Haley
Centennial Park No
Charles J. Crown
Arthur
Peck & Wt
Glen D. Hildebrand
Corinne Bowers
Noble Dr
John D. Banke
Minnie Hannah Boener
Ely Sey
Elk
Earl
Ralph W. Bailey
Howard Q. Hargrove
Fairfax
Robert P. Hagen
Irving CL Rath
Hillcrest
Dee L. Brown
Ernest N. Freeman
Lot & Rik
Southwest
Melvin Miller
Ruby Malott
Mass
Ernest E. Willams & Wi
Edgar A. Harrison
Beg
Nem
Claude A. Shares
Wilfred J. Day
Fred C. Miller
Iraq
B.C
Market Signals From Local Wheat and Livestock Prices
Local market report notes wheat at 2.15, corn 147, soybeans 2.52. Poultry figures show hens at 4144 lb, under 4% lb 11, old roosters 6, Eges-Grade A large 34, B and A medium 30, C 27, current receipts 30. Hogs 16, butterfat 0.51 and 49. Of American families with installment debts, 70 percent expected to complete payments within 13 months. Records on Karakul sheep breeding trace back 6,0 years.
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Salvation Army
Acacia Lodge No. 9
A.M
Ora M. Carpenter
W. M
Kansas U
Mes
Joan Childers
Jluan Marsh Childars
Adnan
Tex
Ee University Dental School
William
Thh
Memorial Hospital
Ike
Texas
Douglas County State Bank
Bank of Friendly Service
F.D. He
H. E. van Noy
Ata the
K.A
United States
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