Adenauer Sees Election Boosts German Rearming Drive
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer called yesterday’s state election results satisfactory as support for rearmament alongside the West. The CDU retained Bavaria and Hessen despite losing ground, potentially enabling a CDU led coalition in Hessen and strengthening Bundesrat control for ratification of Paris arms accords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
Bavaria
Hesse
Adenauer
Bundesrat
Christian Democrats
North Atlantic Alliance
Clarkson J W Clarkson earns three prize wins in division A
Lawrence photographer Clarkson wins three prizes totaling 75 dollars in the class A division for his portraits and sequence category. Judges include Awbrey Krause Hense and Chew. He joined Journal World in 1951 and photographed the flood, later publishing a flood photo book. He plans to graduate from KU and serve as a second lieutenant in the Air Force.
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Clarkson
Stuart Awbrey
Garden City Telegram
Chester Krause
Jefferson City Post-Tri- Dune
Capital-News
Ned Chew
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Merrill Chilcote
St. Joseph New Press and Gazette
Earl Hense
Kansas City Star
Journal- World
M. W. Clarkson
Fairchild
Police recover stolen car near Midland
James Washington of 227 Ill. St. reported his car stolen Friday from North Lawrence. The vehicle was recovered yesterday north of Midland and returned to Lawrence by Captain E P Moomau of the State Highway Patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Washington
Ill. St
North Lawrence
Midland
Lawrence
E. P.moomau
State Highway Patrol
Droodles Bees Drama Warns of Juvenile Delinquency
A humorous note depicts two juvenile bees armed with swichblades planning to mug a moth, then date honey bees, get pollen intoxicated, and return to the hive to mock the Queen. The piece contrasts human excuses with bee nature, ending with Bees will be Bees.
Month to Leave Kansas With Wintry Flourish
TOPEKA November is set to bow out in Kansas with wintry effects. The Weather Bureau warns of cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with snow in the west and light rain or snow in the southeast. Forecaster P N Bland notes lows tonight from 15 to 20 in the northwest to 25 to 30 in the southeast, with Tuesday highs in the 30s to around 40. Sunday temps ranged from 42 at Goodland to 53 at Chanute. Last night readings fell to 12 at Goodland and Hill City, with Russell down to 16. Elsewhere minimums climbed to 25 at Chanute and Olathe.
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Topekap
Kansas
Weather Bureau
P. N. Bland
Goodland
Chanute
Hill City
Russell
Olathe
University schedule highlights busy period and events
Short, Busy Period covers Fine Arts Education and Nursing events on Saturday and the Selective Service test on December 9. Fred Warner Neal, first speaker of the school year, visits from December 1 to 10. The Military Bar on December 11 tops social events as Christmas parties and athletic schedules follow. The Jayhawks start the 1954-55 basketball season against LSU in Hoch Auditorium next Monday with three more home games before vacation.
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Fred Warner Neal
American University
Jayhawks
Louisiana State University
Hoch Auditorium
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Obituaries list William Torneden 64 a Linwood area farmer who died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Fae and son William E. with two grandsons. funeral Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home and Maple Grove Cemetery. Also Fred McKinnis 70 who died in Puyallup Washington. services today there. Donald D Hoag former Lawrence businessman died in Wichita. services Tuesday at Byrd Snodgrass Funeral Home. A. B. Mitchell local attorney died of a heart attack. services Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with named pallbearers and honorary pallbearers.
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William Torneden
Linwood
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Fae Torneden
William E. Torneden
la. St
Larry
Roger Torneden
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Maple Grove Cemetery
Fred McKinnis
Vinland
Puyallup
Wash
Great Northern Railroad
Arvilla Tilton
Francis McKinnis
Bill McKinnis
Don McKinnis
University of
Donald D. Hoag
Wichita
University of Kansas
J. C. Penney
Penney
Hoag
K.U
Guthrie
Okla
School of Business
University Alumni Association
Athletic Board
Katherine Hoag
Ralph Alten
Jack Burns
C. C. Hoag
Gerald Hoag
Oak Park
Charles Hoag
Byrd Snodgrass
Wichite
A. B. Mitcell
First Presbyterian Church
Albert G. Parker
A. B. Weaver
Harold Longenecker
Rice Phelps
Ivan Rowe
Roger Allen
Dick Williams
George Melvin
John Riling
Richard Barber
Don Felsher
Buddy Gallagher
George Docking
Raymond Rice
Adrian Lindsay
Frederick J. Moreau
Louis K. Zimmer
Walter Thiele
Charles Stough
Charles Hobart
Warren Woody
D. R. McWilliams
Owen Maloney
Charles Laming
Lou Richter
Richard Fatzer
Hugo Wedell
Stanley Taylor
Hinds College Named Eastern Team for Junior Rose Bowl
Hinds Junior College of Raymond Mississippi was chosen as the eastern representative for the ninth annual Junior Rose Bowl in Pasadena California on December 11. They will face El Camino College of Gardena California, the western selection, in the game announced yesterday.
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Pasadena
Calif
Hinds Junior College
Raymond
Miss
Hinds Eagles
el Camio
Gardena
Two men guilty in police court on liquor DUI charge
Valentine Pangman of 645 3 Ark. faces a 3100 fine and 30 days in jail after being found guilty of driving under the influence. Robert W. Benson of Kansas City receives a 100 fine and 30 days suspended on the same charge.
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Lare
Valentine Pangman
Ark
Robert W. Benson
Kansas City
Denial by Docking and party fund disputes
Kansas Democratic chairman Marvin Harder said no contributions to the state committee came from top Republicans. Butler, a Democratic aide, described confrontations with George Docking in a Lawrence bank over Docking for Governor funds. Docking denied wrongdoing and said he would not file a report. Harder said a full accounting would be filed soon. Butler claimed he acted as a messenger and observer in the dispute.
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Sen. George
Georgia
Wichita University
Washington
Harder
Lawrence
Butler
C. Y. Semple
Baxter Springs
Kansas
Semple
Georgia Neese Gray
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Darby
Democrat
Democratic State Committee of
Shawnee County Election Commission
Republican Party
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party
State Democratic Executive Committee
Topeka
The
Journal- World
Harvard Graduate School
Democratic Congressional Campaign
Kenneth Anderson
Emporia
Anderson
Journal-World
Docking
Governor Club
State Central Committee
Marvin Harder
Wichita
National
Washington, D.C
Imperia
Mre. Docking
Bob
Douglas County
George Docking
Bob Docking
Big Father
George
Peat George Docking
Phooey
Milton P. Allen
Allen
Journal-World Today
Hall
Dockings
State Committee
Anderton
Pittsburg State
Milo Sutton
Salina
U S Confronted Calls for Action on Red Naval Blockade
The piece notes Sen. Knowland of California urging direct action against the Chinese Reds naval blockade. Diplomatic sources say a blockade was studied but found little support. The final policy likely rests with the President and the National Security Council.
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Knowland
Sen
California
Senate
State Department
National Security Council
Wheat crop hinges on moisture for 1955 Kansas yield
R. J. Cross, agricultural agent for the Santa Fe Railway, warns that the 1955 Kansas wheat crop stalled in central and south central areas due to severe drought. He stresses that further moisture is essential to resume growth and crop prospects.
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Peka
Kansas
Santa Fe Railway
R. J. Cross
Central
South Central
Insanity Plea Continued Amid Trial Recess
The case features Johnson facing a sanity commission ruling. A jury was not yet complete as court recessed after noon. Prosecution used the only peremptory challenge to dismiss Elmer Torne don. Johnson allegedly shot Harris, a Lawrence attorney, on May 28 after Harris reached into a desk. A three-doctor panel found Johnson sane for trial, a decision to be appealed. The court will recess tomorrow for the funeral of A B Mitchell, a Lawrence attorney.
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Jackson
Elmer Tornedon
Summitt St
Miles Stevens
Kay 'Aan City
Kas
Johnson
Harris
Justice of the Peace
Mass
Lawrence
Kansas Supreme Court
Floyd Coffman
A. B. Mitchell
Births and family notices from Memorial Hospital list
A long list of birth announcements and family notices from Memorial Hospital and surrounding towns. Names include Frances Hungerford, Mabel Saunders, Eva Shoemaker, Roseanne Guess, Mary Ann Bradley, Sharon Brose, Nancy Jo Moses, and many others with babies born or family events noted. One injury report: Charles Getto, 4, treated for a forehead laceration after a play incident.
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Francesa Hungerford
Crescent Rd
Mabel Saunders
Elith St
Russell Houk
Jams Hall
Richland
Donna Patterson
Sunflower
Leo Doyle
Charles Curtis
Tenn. St
Eva Shoemaker
Ind. St
Roseanne Guess
Jake £. Rodenhaus
Mass. St
C. A. Moore
al Grant St
Brett Dandels
Miss. St
Jimmy Cheasin
Baldwin
Claudine Mesaenhimer
Ala. St
Fred W. Ness
Eudora
Edwin Pichelman
Clara Newcomer
Prairie St
Martha Brunk
Kathie Kibbee
Lecompton
Freda Schlesner
Basehor
Sharron Brose
W. 10Th St
Mary Ann Bradley
Edward Hawkins
Edith Baby Girl
Nancy Jo Moses
Freddie Dulaney
Mary Burton
Freed
N. H. St
Dennis Marlin
Mo. St
Arlene Robb
Williamstown
Pamrela Clark
DeSoto
Martha Parker
Kansas City
Diane Wanager
Sunnyside
Frances Hungerford
Jams Wiggins
Charlie Blythe
McLou
Cynthia Pierce
Vt. St
Ina Beth Letterman
Route L
Charles Getto
Paul Getto
Westwood Rd
Market News Roundup From Kansas City and New York
Kansas City market notes report cattle prices, hogs and sheep moves, with detailed weights and futures quotes. Wheat oats corn soybeans and barley show varied shifts, while local markets note prices for poultry and eggs. The Day in Wall Street highlights a firm foundation for a rising market with gains in railroads aircrafts chemicals and building materials. A marriage license was issued in Probate Court to James F Lay and Carolyn Kay Cox.
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Wall Street
New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Studebaker-Packard
James F. Lay
Carolyn Kay Cox
Tonganoxie
Car Fire Reported in Lawrence at Bridge Standard Station
Firemen responded at 4 58 p m Saturday to Bridge Standard Service Station on Mass Street to extinguish a fire on a car owned by Leroy Simpson of 441 Ark Street. Damage described as slight and blamed on a wiring short circuit.
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Lawrence
Bridge Standard Service Station, Ltd
Mass. St
Leroy Simpson
Ark
Kansas Traffic Deaths Report And Odd Remark
State accident records show fatalities in the last 48 hours and year to date, with figures ranging widely and a separate note that scientists believe birds are descended from reptiles, reflecting surprising context alongside the traffic data.
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Topeka
Kansan
McCarthy Urges Senate To End Talk Wednesday
Senate fight over censure narrows as McCarthy urges end to debate by 2 p.m. Wednesday. He cites national welfare and says no good comes from prolonging the discussion while he convalesces at Bethesda Naval Hospital after injury.
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McCarthy
Senate
Washington
Neval
Bethesda
Body of New Baby Found in Smoky Hill River
A baby, likely born about three months early, was found floating in a tightly wrapped box in the Smoky Hill River southeast of Abilene yesterday. Three fishermen located the box and a physician estimated the body had been in water about two days.
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Abilene
Smoky Hill River
Here
Lawrence High to Host Officials Clinic Scrimmage
Lawrence fans to see the 1854-85 Lawrence High School team at 7 30 tonight in an officials clinic at LHS gym. The Lion unit led by Jerry Waugh will scrimmage to introduce local officials to the fans. Waugh is in his first year at Lawrence High after a three year stint at Emporia High.
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Lawrence High School
LHS Gymnasium
Lion
Jerry Waugh
Waugh
Lawrence High
Emporiaigh
Traffic violators fined in police court
Four men were fined in police court for traffic violations. Lawrence Schmidt of 1301 N H St was fined 10 dollars with 5 dollars suspended upon attending one session traffic school. Farrell Laverne paid 10 dollars with 5 dollars suspended for attending one session traffic school. James Carl Nieder of 1406 Conn Ave was fined 10 dollars with 5 dollars suspended for attending one session traffic school.
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Lawrence Schmidt
N. H. St
Farrell Laverne
Seasion
James Carl Nieder
Conn. &T
Stock Market Index Dips After Morning Rise
Cen Ce en 1580 indicates high stocks at 148.1 with a 6 point gain early trading. Investors watch for momentum as markets open with cautious optimism amid mixed sector performance.
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Droodles
Jhilauvold Sangli Onmlhof
GaGa Tseng
Ralph Rood
N. G
Perso
Fred McKiinnis
B. Mitchell
Hinds College
Continus
Pagett
Kankahee
Ico
U.S
Memorial Hospital
Donald Davis
Dale Bowlin
Murrow Ct
Rosario Gauna
Santa Fe Apts
Harold Flory
John H. Whitmore
Route 5
Daniel Basel
Willard Connel
Perry
Richard Welty
Donald Putthoff
Harold Claus
Land Wis
Wiley Collins
Ip Market News
Rons
XK. C. Livestock
USDA
Tambe
K. C. Cash Grath
Xansas City
N.Y
New York UK
Admiral
Allied Challis Chal Tay Am Motors
Tel&Tel
Am Teb
Anac Cop
Atchison and Pri O U
Beech Aire
Mh Eagle P
U Food Mac
Gen Elec
Gen Motors
Gulf Oil
Panerar
DAS Kan P&l
Lion Oil
McKess & Rang
Mont Ward
Nat Gyps
NY Central - BM
Ohio Oil
Vu Phill Pet
Proct & G - Radio Co
Reyn Metrion
St Jos
St Reg Pep
Sears Rock
Sinclair O
Socony Vac
Stoke van C
UN Pac
Wi US Steel Co
Lawrence Mills
Karl Kreider
George Hedrick
Derrold
Fitch, North & Co
Douglas County State Bank
Bank of Friendly Service
F.d.1.c
Funk Coopper Arrer
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