Papers Hit by Teamster Picket in Two Cities
Teamsters halted circulation of The Philadelphia Inquirer and extended a strike to The Philadelphia Bulletin and The Courier-Post as 362 drivers walked out. Pickets blocked entrances, affecting 17 drivers at each paper and up to 22 at Courier-Post. The Bulletin and Inquirer are major papers with large circulations. pay hikes and contract terms remain disputed after contracts expired near Thursday night.
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Teamsters Union
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Bulletin
Camden
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Bulletin
America
Inquirer
Courier-Post
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Tiree
Philadelphia Daily News
Eisenhower Opens Gettysburg Round With 200-Yard Drive
President Eisenhower started Memorial Day weekend by hitting a 200 yard drive at Gettysburg Country Club. He played with his son Army Maj. John Eisenhower and retired Brig. Gen. Arthur S. Nevins, joined by his 10-year-old grandson David Eisenhower who took a lesson with pro Dick Sleichter. The sunny 72 degree day left the course largely deserted.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg Country Club
Army
John Eisenhower
Arthur S. Nevins
David Eiisenhower
David
Dick Sleichter
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Obituaries list Herman A Schwandt aged 9 who died at his daughter’s home after failing health all his life he farmed near Wells ville and lived in Wamego later Survivors include three daughters two sons and many grandchildren Thaddeus N Redford 57 of 311 E 11th St Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City Kansas Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Rumsey Funeral Home Burial Oak Hill Cemetery Survivors wife three sons three daughters mother and a brother Nell O Connor Stephenson San Diego former Lawrence and Kansas City resident funeral in Kansas City Mrs Georgia Marshall former Lawrence sister of Gertrude Clark funeral Tuesday Leavenworth Mt Munele Cemetery
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Herman A. Schwandt
Hugh Boyce
Rumsey Funeral Home
Germany
Schwandt
Steaded
Pottawatomie County
Wells‘ville
Wamego
Goldie Walker
Boyce
Ella Chil. @rs
Phoenix
Ariz
Carl E. Schwandt
Goodland
Lesslie Schwandt
Thaddeus N. Redford
E. 11Th St
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Rumsey
J. J. Krimmer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Adys Redford
Wayne
Tujunga
Calif
Tenn. St
James
Moundview Dr
Nadine Christie
MD. St
Caroline Pip
Nell O'Connor Stephen
Lawrence
Nell O'Connor Stephenson
San Diego
Stephenson
Alex Halyburton
Arthur Kossak
Georgia Marshall
Gertrude Clark
Leavenworth
Mt. Munele Cemetery
Meeting Notice at Lawrence Lodge No 6 AF and AM
Communication scheduled for Monday June 2 at 7 p.m. Work in Second Degree. Visitors welcome. W M Ralph H Gelin and George W Jetary. Adv
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Lawrence Lodge No. 6
A.F
A.M
Ralph H. Gel ¥In
W. M
George W. Jetary
Foreign students call for kinder, less showy welcome
A South African student, educated at Stellenbosch, Oxford, and Yale, urged Kansas University and U S educators to treat foreign visitors as regular students rather than curios. He criticized the tendency to judge schools by foreign enrolment and urged more reserved, autonomous hosting to foster genuine appreciation of American culture without pampering or stereotyping.
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PameLos
United States
Kansas University
Stelenbayeh University
Chen
Oxford University
England
Yale
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U. S
U.S
Tomot
America
Arizonian Is Sought After Girl Is Taken
A 35 year-old Phoenix woman Delores Glaser drove to Bald win to take her three year-old daughter from a home near Baldwin. Glaser and Blanche Cowan of Greenview Ill entered the farm home. a gun was produced and the girl was abducted after a struggle. The father was away. deputies say Glaser claimed a court order but did not show it. Glasers formerly lived in Arizona.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Baldwin
Douglas County
Sheriff's Office
Delores Glaser
Lottie Gastrock
Route 1
Weather uncertain for KU commencement ceremonies
The Lawrence report notes threatening weather for Kansas University commencement and baccalaureate events but KU prepared with Allen Fieldhouse as a contingency site for Sunday and Monday. Odds favor good weather. rain has not interrupted such a ceremony in years. The district court term will not report until June 11 and many juries have settled out of court. Strawberries from 4.5 inches top size reward Mrs Goldie Harris Route 1 and her father W O Fluffer with a strong crop from their garden patch.
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Kansas University
Allen Fieldhouse
Lucille Allison
Allison
Goldie Harris
W. O. Fluffer
Fluffer
Robinson Gymnasium
Sue Sanford
Memphis
Berry grower touts strong crop with proof in hand
A berry producer praised this year’s harvest calling it great and contrasted it with last year’s poor crop. He carried a dozen large berries as evidence to illustrate the improved season and its impact on his operation.
Kansas Bank Chief Ralph Medlin Dies
WICHITA AP State Bank Commissioner Ralph Medlin age 62 of Oakley died here Friday apparently from a heart attack. Medlin was visiting his daughter Mrs Lee Berry when he suddenly became ill. He was pronounced dead on arrival at hospital. A past president of the Kansas Bankers Association, Medlin was president of Farmers State Bank of Oakley and was appointed bank commissioner by former Gov. Frank Fitch Hell in 1956. Medlin collapsed recently in Kansas City while attending the Kansas Bankers Association annual convention. He was hospitalized briefly and discharged.
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Wichita
Ralph Medlin
Oakley
Medlin
Lee Berry
Kansas’ Bankers Association
Farmers State Bank of
Fred Hell
Kansas City
Kansas Bankers Association
War's Unknowns Rest with Two Tombs at Arlington
In a sunlit Arlington ceremony the Unknowns of World War II and Korea were laid to rest beside the World War I Unknown Soldier. President awarded Medals of Honor to the two nameless Americans as 115000 mourners and thousands more observed the rites. The two bronze coffins were lowered into adjacent crypts at dusk after a long procession and ceremonial honors.
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Korea
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Potomac
the National Cemetery
No Road Deaths In State Friday
Kansas reported no highway traffic fatalities on Memorial Day weekend Friday. State Highway Patrol noted only non highway fatality occurred in Wyandotte County when 3-year-old Judy Ann Atwood died in a trailer court. One drowning, Pedro Barranco of Topeka, was recorded.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Highway Patrol
Wyandotte
Judy Ann Atwood
Pedro Barranco
Two Are Injured As Car Rolls On Turnpike East Of Lawrence
At about 5 30 a m two persons suffered minor injuries when a car overturned on the Kansas Turnpike about 12 miles east of Lawrence. Mrs Dene Nichols 42 of Phoenix Ariz was hurt with shoulder injuries and lacerations while driver Duane Dean Schleckaw 19 of Thunderbird Ariz had lacerations. Both were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The car was demolished and the truck overpass error note details. The truck owner is Arrow and Co Truck Lines of Fort Worth Texas. Trooper Harold Williams investigated both accidents.
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Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence
Dene Nichols
Phoenix
Ariz
Duane Dean Schlekaw
Thunderbird
Lawrence Memorial
Schlekaw
Turnpike
Truck Linea
Fort Worth
Harold Williams
I | Zunaibe Patrol
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KU Commencement Speakers and Distinguished Citations
Packed schedule notes Phi Beta Kappa meeting in the Union Kansas Room this p.m. Commencement at KU features brief remarks from Gov. George Docking Board of Regents chair McDill Boyd and Chancellor Murphy. Alumni Association to award Distinguished Service Citations to Louis LaCosse Gertrude Sellards Pearson D Ruth Thompson Henry K Beecher Burton McCollum all named as honorees.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Kansas
Union
George Docking
McDill Boyd
Board of Regents
Franklin D. Murphy
Alumni ‘Association
Louis LaCoss
St. Louis Globe Democrat
D. Ruth Thompson
Henry K. Beecher
Gertrude Sellards' Pearson
Burton McCollum
Tonganoxie Postmaster Dies Friday at Age 53
George Lewis Baker postmaster for Tonganoxie died Friday at Cushing Memorial Hospital Leavenworth age 53 Born Feb 22 1905 at Netawaka Baker had been a Tonganoxie resident for 47 years He was active in the Methodist Church Henririe Lodge No 190 AF&AM and East ern Star past Kiwanis district lieutenant governor nominee Funeral services set for 3 pm Sunday at Tonganoxie Methodist Church with Masonic graveside rites at Hubbel Hill Cemetery Quisenberry Funeral Home in charge Surviving include widow and two children Mrs Marie Baker Judy Baker and Ronnie Baker a sister Mrs Phoebe Brawner of Fairmont Mo and a brother Charles Baker of Tonganoxie
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George Lewis Baker
Tonganoxie
Cushing Memorial Hospital
Leavenworth
Netawaka
Baker
The
Methodist Church
Henrierie Lodge No. 190
Af&am
Rinda Chapter No
Order of Eastern Star
Kiwanis
Tonganoxie Methodist Church
Everett Hughes
Hubbel Hill
Quisenberry Funeral Home
Marie Baker
Judy Baker
Ronnie Baker
Phoebe Brawner
Fairmont
Charles Baker
Hospital Births and Names in Regional Notices
A list of residents and relatives announcing births and hospital entries. Notable names include Ruth Mussett Baselior Janet Holman Stouffer Place M Maxine Patchen 1924 Ohio Margie Henry Lecompton Arcella Reusch 1810 I St fr Bonnie Starnes Bonner Springs Alena Nichols Phoenix Iris Willhité 826 Maple St Cynthia Parsons and baby girl 1727 W 20th St Larry Elkin ton Oskaloosa Alta Rice 2108 Vt St Dolly DéMeisseman and baby girl Mo St June Smith 421 Mo St Rosalia Banks Lecompton James Savage 409 Ark St Erma Barnes 1117 Ky St Dorothy Dowding Eudora Mae Cottrell and baby girl Perry Carol Yagher Columbus Kas Ruthie Wilson 17 Ohio St Ardis Harmon 942 N J St Barbara Smith 1010 Sunset Dr Leong Smith Haskell Institute Ruth Litchen 1934 La St Hugo Rumsey 2121 Carolina St Lillian Widner 620 R I St Maribeth Guffey Route 2 Clarice Dick and baby boy Perry Arlene Karlin 1145 Ore St Lois Ormond and a girl 18 C Sunnyside Charles Lescher 1036 Ky St Jerry Mussett Beene a son Friday Richard Hadl 2238 Ousdahl Rd a daughter today
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Ruth Mussett
Baselior
Janet Holman
Stouffer Place
Maxine Patchen
Ohio
LaVerne Hadi
Ousdahl Rd
Margie Henry
Lecompton
Arcella Reusch
I. St
Bonnie Starnes
Bonner -Spings
Alena Nichols
Phoenix
Ariz
Iris Willhité
Maple St
Cynthia Parsons
W. 20Th
Larry Elkinton
Oskaloosa
Alta Rice
Dolly "DéMeisseman
June Smith
Mo, St
Rosalia Banks
James Savage
Ark. St
Erma Barnes
Ky. St
Dorothy Dowding
Eudora
R. 1
Maribeth Guffey
Route 2
Clarice Dick
Perry
Arlene Karlin
Ore, St
Lois Ormond
C. Sunnyside
Charles Lescher
NATO maneuvers scheduled across Europe next week
AP reports annual NATO exercises will take place next Tuesday and Thursday, spanning regions from Norway to Turkey, involving North Atlantic Treaty forces in Europe.
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Paris
Europe
Norway
Turkey
General Putt cites Sputnik II as proof of Soviet ICBM capability
Lt. Gen. Donald L. Putt warned in Houston that Sputnik II demonstrates Russia has means to launch international ballistic missiles with sizeable warheads. He noted the Air Force has faced a cautious path to nuclear weaponry, discussed the B70 bomber speed and space vehicle plans, and predicted potential Soviet propulsion advances within a year.
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Houston
Tex
Donald L. Putt
Russia
Ne 8
Air Force
Putt
Alabama Housewife Free on Bond After Plea in Theft Case
Birmingham AP report states a 2 year old Alabama housewife, Mrs. Charles Anderson Jr., is free on a $10,000 bond after pleading not guilty to charges of robbing two savings and loan offices at gunpoint. The woman fainted in her husband’s arms when released. She is mother to two children and expects another, and says she has led a Christian life while facing this case.
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Birmingham
Charles Anderson Jr
FBI
Paul Romeo Leads Syracuse Gym Team for Eleven Years
Paul Romeo has coached the Syracuse gym team for 11 years, guiding the squad through competitions and training cycles. His tenure reflects stability and experience in the program as athletes progress under his coaching.
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Paul Romeo
Syracuse
Card of Thanks from Rutherford Hayes and family
The Rutherford Hayes family expresses deep gratitude for the many kind acts of sympathy during their recent sorrow for Lillie McWilliams. The words and deeds have meant much to them.
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Rutherford Hayes
Lillie McWilliams
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