Gaza Front Resumes as Egyptian Israeli Clash Reported
An Egyptian spokesman says nine Israeli armored cars sparked a 45 minute gun duel in the Gaza Strip. An Israeli spokesman says three Egyptian incursions were repulsed as U N observers arrived. No casualties are reported. The front has seen two days of clashes with renewed fighting near Khan Yunis and El Sabha plateau checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Jsraeli
Gaza Strip
Israel
Khan Yunis
Gaza
U. N
U.N
el Sabha Lateau
Auja-Nizana
el Sabha
Four Fire Alarms in Lawrence Prompt Minor Damage
Lawrence firefighters answered four alarms Friday and Friday afternoon and this morning with no major damage. A 55 gallon trash barrel sparked a grass fire behind 785 Maple Street. A Clifford Ireland car at 7H Tenn. Street was damaged when a fuel line ruptured during repair. A trash fire in a storm sewer at 14th and Ky Street was ignited with undetermined cause. A road flare spilled kerosene caused a truck fire at 4th and Me. Streets. the Constant Construction Co. truck was involved.
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Lawrence
O. W. Scholfield
Maple St
Clifford Ireland
Tenn. St
14Th
Ste
4Th and
Me. Sts
Constant Construction Co
Hospital Births and Names Listing Across Town
Memorial Hospital reports multiple births and arrivals including baby boys and girls. Families listed include Mr. and Mrs. Lochner in Sunflower with a daughter on Friday and Mr. and Mrs. Durkin also in Sunflower with a son. Other names span Gary Skeet to Richland and Eudora with several mothers and addresses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. Lochner
Sunflower
George Durkin
Paul Steele
W. Mth St
Liquor License Violations Lead to Fine and Jail in County Court
Mrs. Soledad Nunez of 936 North J Street was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 60 days in county jail on two counts of selling liquor without a license. She was released on parole from the jail term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soledad Nunez
N. J. St
Droodle Parody Describes Short Queen and Cheese Nation
A comical piece portrays a tiny realm named Droodle with a cheese based economy. It satirically notes the Prime Minister blaming weak trade and hints at a plan to boost peat cheese labeled Davey Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecenievani
France
Poland
Germany
Davey ‘Crockett
Pennock Dies After Morning Collapse at 7th and Mass
Guy Pennock collapsed at the corner of 7th and Mass Streets about 10 am and died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Foreman of the mechanical department at the University Daily Kansan, he had not returned to work after a September operation. Survived by wife Rose, two sons Guy Pennock Jr and Corman, a sister Laura Linns. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Guy Pennock
del. St
7Th and
Mass
Sts
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansan K. A
Rose Pennock
Guy Pennock Jr
Tulsa
Okla
Corman
Woodward Death Claims Both Sides Of Story
Nassau County detectives report Mrs. Ann Woodward, wife of millionaire sportsman Woodward, fired a shotgun in their Oyster Bay home claiming a prowler. Ballistics confirm her position. authorities say initial theory remains accidental as Mrs. Woodward expresses grief for son and daughter in law.
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Mineola
N.Y. UA
William Woodward Sr
Nassau County
Woodward
New York City
Ann
Oyster Bay
Deaths and Funerals Charles F Olmsted 79
Charles Frank Olmsted 79 of 22 Ala St died this morning at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City. He belonged to Olmsted Brothers Construction Co once operating locally. Survived by two brothers A R Olmsted and Orley L Olmsted and two sisters Mrs Mary Dunkley and Mrs Helen Fuller. Graveside service 3 p m Monday at Memorial Park Cemetery. Rumsey's Funeral Home hours Sunday noon to Monday noon.
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Charles F. Olmsted
Charles Frank Olmsted
Ala
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Olmsted Brothers Construction Co
A. R. Olmsted
West Ninth Street
Orley L. Olmsted
Ala. St
Mary Dunkley
Me. St
Helen
Two Traffic Violations In County Court
Dorothy Evelyn Moore of Ottawa was fined $10 and costs for following another vehicle too closely. Marion Wallace Nason of Topeka was fined $10 and costs for failure to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Evelyn Moore
Ottawa
Marion Wallace Nason
Topeka
Hitler Escape Speculation Trails Submarine Route After Flight
An intelligence report discusses Hitler escaping by private plane that left Gorlin headed south toward the Yugoslav border. Radar tracked it near the Mediterranean edge where a long range German submarine lurked, possibly enabling a transfer. The piece notes unconfirmed claims of a crash in the mountains and reports teeth found at the Berlin bunker area, with the writer acknowledging the tale as speculative.
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Hitler
Gorlin
Yugoslavian
Mediterranean
South America
Germany
Berlin
Fames
CROP Meeting Sunday to Promote Milk Drive
Several hundred CROP volunteers gather Sunday at 3 PM at the Municipal Building. A film Unto the Least of These will be shown. Gilbert Meyer of Paola leads the drive with Kans University students aiding. Canvassing begins Sunday afternoon and evening, with goals of 15 carloads of powdered milk.
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CROP
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Gilbert Meyer
Paola
Kans University
Hope Urges Steady Global Farm Pace At FAO Meet
Rep Clifford Hope of Kansas told delegates from 71 nations at the FAO conference opening that world population grows by 100000 daily and surpluses stem from maldistribution not lack of production. He urged backing programs to protect farmers when surpluses arise and stressed ongoing need to feed and clothe the world.
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Rome
Clifford Hope
Kansas
Hope
Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Oil Men See Hope in Flemming Import Cuts
Independent producers welcomed Defense Mobilizer Arthur Flemming’s move urging 24 oil importers to trim arrivals for the rest of the year. They estimate current imports exceed the tolerated 50,000 barrels daily and credit the action with sparking a potential policy shift to curb imports. Venezuela and Canada would be exempt from voluntary cuts. The IPAA committee said the letter signals a real step toward solving excess imports.
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Washington
Arthur
Flemming
Russell B. Brown
The
Independent Petroleum Assn, of
America
Brown
Venezuela
Canada
IPAA
St. Louis
Violent clash over U S air base survey in Japan
About 100 people were injured in a melee between Japanese police and villagers and labor unionists resisting land surveys for runway extensions at Tachi kawa Air Base. Police pushed through rock-throwing protesters as 28 surveyors completed most of the work amid farmers smearing fields with human waste. The government pledged to press the extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunakaina
Japan
U. S. Air Base
U. S
Tachikawa Air Base
United States
Research Group to Study State Office Building Location
TOPEKA Midwest Research Institute Kansas City hired to designate efficient agency locations in the nine million dollar state office building under construction. Fee for the service not to exceed $18,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
Penammission
Turkey Shoot Sunday at Lawrence Gun Club
A public turkey shoot is scheduled for 10 a.m. Sunday at the Lawrence Gun Club. Sponsored by the Douglas County Sportsman's Club, shotguns will be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gun Club
Douglas County Sportsman's Club
Bits of Plane Wreckage Studied by 6 Officials
Civil Aeronautics Board investigator Jack Parshall said wreckage from the United Airlines crash near Longmont will be analyzed at FBI labs. Early findings indicate evidence of explosive forces, though officials caution it is too soon for conclusions. Lab results are expected in about 10 days.
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Longmont
Colon
United Air Lines
Here
FBI Laboratories
Jack Parshall
Civil Aeronautics Board
Parshall
Kansas Harriers sweep trio to beat Sooners and Razorbacks
Kansas won a three mile cross country triangular in Norman with Allen Frame first in 15 08 and teammates Jerry McNeal and Hal Long taking second and third. Kansas scored 13 to Oklahoma 2 and Arkansas 40, extending its streak over Big Seven foes and league title run since 1947. Bobby Nicholson and Bernie Gay also ran for Kansas.
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Norman
Okla
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Allen Frame
Jerry McNeal
Hal Long
Bobby Nicholson
Bernie Gay
Jay
Weather notes and local road work in Lawrence
Spectators enjoyed pleasant conditions for KU football seasons despite intermittent cloudiness. Forecast predicts a colder Sunday with highs only in the mid 50s as Lone Star Road paving pauses for warm weather. The Douglas County Red Cross meets at 4 p.m. Monday at the Community Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
K- State
Washington State
Southern Methodist
Lone Star Road
Lawrence
Joe Rice
Rice
RED Cross
Douglas County
The
American Red Cross
Pajama-Clad Susan Hayward Accused in Bedroom Altercation
Jil Jarmyn told authorities Susan Hayward hit her with a clothes brush and torn buttons from her blouse during a 11 p.m. Thursday incident in Barry’s bedroom. Hayward called it a wrestling match and a tempest in a teapot. A city hearing on the battery complaint is set for Nov 16.
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Hollywood
Susan Hayward
Jil Jarmyn
Barry
Miss Jarmyn
Miss Hayward
Susan
Jit
Jil
Jess Barker
Pat Kealy
Rita Hayworth Files Divorce From Dick Haymes In Paris
Rita Hayworth filed for divorce from singer Dick Haymes from Paris where she has been visiting her third husband Prince Aly Khan. The complaint alleges great unhappiness and mental health harm, with Haymes declining to contest. the couple had lived at Lake Tahoe and married in Las Vegas on September 24, 1953.
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Reno
Nev
Rita Hayworth
Dick Haymes
Paris
Moalem Prince Aly, Khan
William Kwern
Haymes
Woodburn
Miss Hayworth
Nevada
Hawaii
Chicago
Rita
Prince Aly
Lake Tahoe
Era
Ee Hayworth
Las Vegas
Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes
Two Pedestrians Hurt in Rash of Mishaps Friday
Two pedestrians were injured in a late Friday crash at 10th and Maas. Melther, 20, of Route 3, was reported in good condition with a possible broken arm and bruises at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Elizabeth Cronk, 15, of Richland, treated for bruises. Driver Fred L. Behymer, 20, of 161 Lincoln St., cited for reckless driving and failing to yield to a pedestrian after turning left onto Massachusetts Street. Five KU student auto incidents reported during pre game and late Friday.
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Melther
10Th
Maas
Gary Skeet
Route 3
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Cronk
Richland
Fred L. Behymer
Lincoln St
Massachusetts Street
Kansas University
Campus Rd
Fred E. Buchanan
Tenn. St
Marshall Hendrickson
Tenn
10Th and
Me. Sts
Willam Curley
Benjamin Evans
E. Brown Emmett
Dread Hall
Lopez
12Th
la. St
Bob Lee Ince
Ohio St
Shirley Kubik
Eat W. Hills
Lawrence
U.S. Highway 59
Leon William Wells
Ind. St
Myron Ross Kunard
Edgerton
Balloon Display Fund Ad To Otsu In Japan
U S Army bought a Japanese display balloon to promote a fund. Two men with injuries carried the large hydrogen filled sphere, touching the ground every fourth step as they moved it miles over a mountain pass from Kyoto to Otsu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Otsu
Japan
U. S
Kyoto
Ike Aide Seeks Tough Fight Against Democrats
President Eisenhower's aide Howard Pyle warned the Western Republican Conference in Portland that the 1956 campaign will be a fight of a lifetime. He described Democrats as desperate, noted groups delivering blocs of votes, and urged Republicans to campaign vigorously to defend the administration's record.
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Portland
Ore
Eisenhower
Howard Pyle
Pyle
Army approves holiday leave suspension for December
The Army authorizes field commanders to suspend training from December 21 to January 4 so soldiers may take holiday leaves. An announcement states typically about half of eligible personnel will take leave over Christmas and the remainder over New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington i
Army
Itafield
Verbal Truce Forces Heisler to Learn Navajo for Lone Ranger
Warner's director Stuart Heisler agreed to learn Navajo to direct a scene where Clayton Moore pursues a band of Indians. A radio exchange with a Navajo guide in Utah’s Kanab fails as the replies come in Navajo. The guide says if he speaks English the director should learn Navajo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Stuart Heisler
Warners
Clayton Moore
Kanab
Utah
Heisler
Willie Shoemaker Shines in New York Debut Wins
Willie Shoemaker, famed jockey, transferred success from California to New York. In 1955 he won on Rare Vintage at Aqueduct, following a 1934 NY debut where he swept the Jamaica daily double on his first two Mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
New York
Willie Shoemaker
California
Aqueduct
Jamaica
Market News Kansas City cattle and hog prices slide
The Kansas City market shows week prior declines across cattle categories with steers under 1100 lb weak to 50 lower, cows and bulls 50 lower, hogs 75-90 lower, sows about 75. Lambs and sheep rise 25-50. Prices for wheat corn milo soybeans and poultry and butterfat listed. various grade notes and weights included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Fined and jailed for drunken driving in county court
Tharlea Lee Patton of 1311 N.Y. St. was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail Friday in county court for driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharlea Lee Patton
N.Y. St
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Bonnie Morganstern
Prospect St
Mary Ann Freeman
Barker Ave
Jean Smith
Sunnyside
Sandra Sue Raines
Perry
Fern Braden
Mo. St
Lillie May Rayburn
Eudora
Jerry Malcolm
Martha Lonvanecker
Edna Nightengale
Maple Lane
Irene Phoenix
Phyllis M. Lewis
Alma EL. Hook
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St. Louis Crady
Lecompton
Droodles
Leon N. Flint
Flint
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Sooners
Parkers
Journal- World
Cole's Food Center Bus Depot
Eldridge Pharmacy DeLuxe Cafe
Gemmell's Cafe
Crown Drug
Round Corner
Stowits Rexall Raney Drug Store
Edmonds Grocery
Rusty's Food Center
Grover's Market
Rusty's
Superette Turner's Grocery
Goble's Market
Ike
Demos
Eachange & Fire Insurance
Tales & Claims Office
Andy” Anderson
Oh Dial
Avtomobile General
K. OC. Produce
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Beltsville
United Science Abbaseer
Welence
Companion
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Waddell & Reed, Enc
Loyd W. Sderger
Lawrence, Kaneas
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Oscar
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