Philharmonic proposes school concert series in KC area
Kansas City Philharmonic proposes a four concert series for local schools at 35 cents per child, to be board controlled and funded from other sources if possible. The board tabled the idea for further study due to budget limits, while approving other items including school maintenance contracts and a teacher appointment.
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Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Board of Education
George Margulis
Symphony
N. R. Hamm’ Co
Perry
Schwegler School
Pinckney
Manual
Southwest Bell Telephone Co
Douglas County Association
Alfred H. Moore
Wolfe
Don Haines
City Traffic Commission
Sharna Blumenfeld
Woodlawn School
Blumenfeld
Maud Clem
Wangelita Santos Loureiro
Brazil
Lawrence
Miss Santos
Loure‘ho
W. H. Quakenbush
A.E. Woestempeyer
United States and Allies Push for Fast Disarmament Talks
United States and allies move to fast track discussion of a new disarmament plan as UN Political Committee begins work. Indian delegate Krishna Menon delays his rival plan while talks with Harold E. Stassen aim to harmonize US and Indian positions on nuclear tests, inspection, and space rockets.
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United Nations, N. Y
United States
U. N. Assembly
V. K. Krishna Menon
Local man pleads guilty in federal pinball tax case
Lawrence man John Stavros, owner of Golden Gate Chocolate Shop, and eight Pittsburg residents pleaded guilty in U S District Court at Topeka to failing to pay federal tax on pinball machines with payoffs to win players. Sentencing deferred. May 1956 raid seized three machines.
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Pittsburg
U. S. District Court
Topeka
John Stavros
Golden Gate Chocolate Shop
Mass
The
Golden Gate
John’s Novelty Co
Stavros
Public lecture on Sleepin on the Grace at Fraser Theater
The principal speaker at the conference will discuss Sleepin on the Grace, a talk on how a novel shapes an author's mind. The public lecture is set for 8:00 p.m. Friday in Fraser Theater, with Friday and Saturday panel discussions on fourth year high school English, training future English teachers, and the remedial English course as a luxury or necessity.
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Fraser Theater
Deaths and Funerals Raymond C. Hoskinson Ward
Raymond C. Hoskinson Ward 75 of Copeland died Monday in a Dodge City hospital after formerly living in Virland. Survived by wife Belle. three sons Harold Ed Wayne of Copeland. daughter Mrs Kenneth Menzies of Copeland. two brothers Ed Hoskinson Turan and Joe Hoskinson Copeland. two sisters Miss Cora Hoskinson Baldwin and Mrs Clyde Nichols Vinland. 14 great grandchildren and 17 great great grandchildren. Burial details not listed.
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Raymond Hoskinson
Raymond C. Hoskinson
Copeland
Virland
Dodge City Hospital
Belle
Harold Hoskinson
Ed Hoskinson
Wayne Hoskinson
Kenneth Menzies
Ed “Hoskinson
Turan
Joe Hoskinson
Cora. Hoskinson
Baldwin
Clyde. Nichols
Vinland
Cora
Meeting Notice for De and Tata Degrees
A meeting notice lists the 7:30 schedule with participants including De and Tata, noting roles such as Wise Master and Secretary-Adv. Additional names appear as O Wright among attendees.
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Tata
Cormba
O Wright
Adv
Soviet Spy Gets 10 Years
New York report says Jack Oble, a confessed Russian agent, was sentenced to seven years in prison today though the maximum was ten. In the same decision, Federal Judge Richard H Levet reduced Myra Soble’s sentence from five and a half years to four years.
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York
Jack Oble
Jack Harris Named State Veterans Day Chairman
Lawrence business man and city commissioner Jack Harris was chosen by Gov George Docking as state chairman for Veterans Day observance on November 11. He will organize a state committee from veterans groups to plan the national holiday events in Kansas. Harris is a World War II veteran with six years in the Air Corps serving in Europe and North Africa and earning the Purple Heart, Air Medal with cluster and five campaign ribbons.
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Jack Harris
Lawrence
George Docking
Harris
Kansas
Air Corps
Europe
North Africa
LHS Queen to be Revealed in Royalty Review Night
Lawrence High will reveal its Homecoming queen during a pre game event titled Leopards Royalty Review. The Oct 17 7:30 pm show in the LHS auditorium features a 16 act program with autumn winter spring and summer segments, modern dances, skits and musical numbers. Tickets are 75 cents.
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Lawrence High
LHS
Leo
Lee Coleman
R. Wayne Nelson
Charles Kassinger
Sue Cochrane
Millard’ Denny
Charlotte Hoffman
State Safety Group Proposes Harsher Drunk Driving Penalties
The Kansas Safety Council urges heavier penalties for drunken and hit and run driving. They propose suspending a first drunken driving license for one year and revoking on a second conviction. A drunk driver causing an accident would face at least one year in jail, potentially life if there is death or serious injury.
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Topeka
Kansas Safety Council
Births at Memorial Hospital List Names and Residences
Birth notices from Memorial Hospital Clyde Howard and others list new arrivals and parents. Names include Mrs. Janice Luber, Mrs. Mary Ann Wenzel, Mrs. Dollie Marks, Mrs. Mary Lou Newsome, Mrs. Mary Louise Walker, Mrs. Elizabeth, William Nieder Sr., Mrs. Hazel Anderson, Mrs. Mildred Whitney and baby girl, Mrs. Maud Pentland, Jean Cloepfil and baby boy, Norma Elliott and baby boy, Bertha Barnard, Emma Felker Ledrue Carter, Arthur Standfield, Billy McCoy, Bob Newsome. Addresses in Ohio, Missouri, Kansas and other towns. Births announced: a daughter Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Standfield. a son Monday to Mr. and Mrs. McCoy. a son today to Mr. and Mrs. Newsome of OsKaloosa.
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Clyde’ Hnoward
Conn.St
Janice Luber
N. H. St
Mary Ann Wenzel
Tenn. St
Dollie Marks
Grant St
Mary Lou Newsome
Oskaloosa
Mary Louise Walker
Tonganoxie
Eliabeth
Ohio St
William Nieder Sr
Conn
Hazel Anderson
Ind. St
Mildred Whitney
Baldwin
Maud Pentland
Cabool
Jean Cloepfil
W. 21St St
Norma Elliott
Bertha Barnard
Valley Falls
Emma Felker
Ala. St
Ledrue. Carter
Arthur Standfield
Billy McCoy
Bob Newsome
Little Rock Superintendent Harassed Over Integration Plan
Wilperl T. Blossom, Little Rock schools superintendent and architect of the integration plan, faces intense pressure and hostility as federal action and Gov. Faubus block the plan. The piece details Blossom's long, cautious effort, his screening criteria, and the mixed reactions of parents and segregationists amid the Little Rock crisis.
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Horace Mann ‘High School
Central
Central High
Blossom
Little Rock
Supreme Court
Elvic
Qees
Delegates Elected For Annual Cancer Meeting
Delegates were elected for the Kansas Division American Cancer Society annual meeting. Dr Ralph Reed and Libuse Kriz were chosen as medical and lay representatives. The Hutchinson session begins at 1 30 p m in the Baker Hotel with Douglas Jefferson Franklin Leavenworth and Miami Counties in the district.
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Kansas Division
American Cancer Society
Hutchinson
Ralph Reed
Libuse Kriz
Baker Hotel
Douglas, Jefferson
Franklin
Leavenworth
Miami
Carl Hunzicker
Douglas County
Lowell Finley
Kansas Cancer Society
Charles Dick
Electa Kindlesperger
Jeanne Dicker
Lawrence
Guy Shultz
Jefferson County
Marie Harding
Lawrence High B Team Drops Contest to Topeka
Lawrence High School’s B football team lost its first game in over three years, 12-6 at Topeka. Topeka broke the scoring with a third-quarter touchdown after a balanced second quarter. Lawrence replied with a 55-yard Marvin Pine to Warren Hall pass, while Gary Colburn was praised for his line play.
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Lawrence High
Topeka
Lawrence Crew
Topekans
Lawrence
Marvin Pine
Warren Hall
Gary Colburn
Soviet hints at second satellite launch on anniversary
A Moscow dispatch hints Russia may launch a second satellite on the 40th anniversary of the Soviet regime, described as more perfected than the existing craft. The report notes British MPs quoted Khrushchev saying the missile program has more capabilities, with talk of future flights to the Moon, Mars, and Venus, amid broader missile questions discussed with Khrushchev in London.
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Moscow UP
Russia
Labor
Great Britain
Moon
Mars
Venus
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Cyril Osborne
Henry Kerby
Khrushchev
Humanes
Osborne
Eisenhower
United States
Favrow Transfers To Emporia State For Immediate Play
Bill Favrow, 17, star tackle from Kansas City and former Missouri State Teachers College player, has transferred to Emporia State University. Athletic director Fran Welch confirms Favrow enrolled and is eligible to compete after attending classes and practicing with football and basketball, with track participation noted. He previously placed in shot put at the state meet last year.
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Emporia
Bill Favrow
Seer School
Kansas City
Kas
Ced
University of Missourio
Fran Welch
Peaterday
Emporié
Columban
Kansas
Paviow
S. Fmter
Missouri
Emporia State
Tore
Farrow
Card of Thanks for support after accident
A. K. Charlene and Mary Beth Winter thank many friends for calls cards and prayers following a recent accident.
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A. K
Charlene and
Mary
Beth Winter
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Journal-World Photo
Petter Associated Press
Elman Morin
Morin
Little Rock, Ark
Wilperl T. Blossom
Orval Faubus
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Arkansas
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Gail
Brookfield
Capitol Citizens Council
University of Arkansas
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First National Bank
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