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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1952
Page
5
The record lists attendees for a women’s society meeting with notes on prayers, book reviews, devotions, and refreshments. It also mentions births, AAUW workshop plans on the Baker University campus with speakers from several cities, a quarterly bankers dinner, a Jayette shower, and lists attending alumni events and fraternity pledges.
Mr and Mrs Robert Larrabee of Liberal and their children Linda and Jo plan to attend a football game Saturday and visit the Phi Gamma Delta house with Prof and Mrs F D Kinney and their son Bill Larrabee. Guests include Arthur Skeet of Las Animas Colorado for the KA Colorado game and Mr and Mrs Elmer Gusdahl with Skeet.
Berlin visitors Miss Ayina von Schoenebeck and Mrs Hildegard Ehlers, guests of the Lawrence League of Women Voters, tour local and state offices and schools to learn about American life. They praise free speech, initiative, and the lack of state interference, noting Germany’s wartime controls and strong socialist presence.
A group of grade school students and parents visit the City Museum under the direction of Principal Miss Alice with social studies instruction led by Mrs Ray Graber. The trip is part of a city program highlighted by the Journal World.
Lorain Ohio and Lorain County investigators describe reports of shocking sex and drinking activities among high school students. Authorities say intimacies occurred in homes and automobiles, with drinking at Lorain High School football games and other events. Prosecutor Harold S. Ewing calls the reports shocking.
U.S. Senator Robert A. Taft denounces Governor Adlai Stevenson as risking the nation by backing continued “stupidity and pro Communist sympathies” in the State Department. Taft likens Stevenson to Truman and Acheson and vows Eisenhower would purge top officials.
Balinese dancers described as slim, curved figures with measured bodies and chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Coast perform in tub scenes and discuss their skills, culture, and ambitions. The piece notes their modest housekeeping, disdain for labor, and focus on jewelry and money for home needs. It frames them as exotic yet disciplined representatives of Bali.
President Truman on Democratic Women's Day urges women to back Adlai Stevenson. The Democratic National Committee releases a statement noting the 14th annual celebration since 1914 and cites goals of peace, higher living standards, and child security. Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt also speaks urging Stevenson support.
Howard Miller Weindel born August 4 1913 in Manhattan died September 27 1952 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital aged 39. He was a KU bacteriology graduate and held public health posts including chief of the milk division and later U S Public Health Service director at the Rocky Mountain Training Center. He is survived by his wife Edna and two daughters Jewel Linn and Connie Rae of Denver, plus grandparents, siblings, and extended family.
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