Lacy's Move Not Considered Good
Seoul Americans say U S Ambassador William Lacy failed to boost prestige in the Far East as his sudden recall was blamed on Korean pressure not illness. Officials in Seoul and Tokyo suggest Rhee fears Lacy’s presence ahead of a critical election and possible leadership change after Rhee's health issues.
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Seoul
Far East
William Lacy
State Department
Lacy
Dyson
Shington
A. S
Tokyo
Mbar
Syngman Rhee
Philip Fane
Rayon Magsaysay
Korea
U.S. Wacy
Rhee
Ellis O. Briggs
Bids for Bridge Work Reported in County Projects
Grading and base work have been completed, Weather permitting paving could finish by November 1. Harry Henery of Ottawa has contracts totaling 108010 for Lone Star work. Two highway projects near Lawrence recently completed include an 82,177 paving job on a 10.5 mile Douglason County road from Midland and a 13 mile east run on K-32 from U.S. 2440, costing 15485.
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Woods
Harry Henery
Ottawa
Lone Star
Lone Star Road
eTwo
Douglaserson
Midland
Lawrence
U.S. 2440
Bull in Burglaries Here Ends on Saturday Night
A spate of break ins hits Douglas County with three burglaries reported Saturday night. Clover Grocery in Eudora suffered the largest loss amounting to 39.50 cash and 20 cartons of cigarettes after a roof hole entry and failed safe attempt. Tepee Barbecue on Route 4 shows smashed locks on machines with negligible losses. Centennia[l] School on Louisiana Street shows a broken window and entry evidence though police found no further damage.
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Douglas County
Clover
Eudora
Iglars
Fiff
John Miller
Jeeve
Glenn Wilson
Tepee Harbeque
Route 4
Theriff
Centennial School
Louisiana Street
Ver Terrace
Droodle Invitation To Laugh On The Beach
A playful note describes a boot sole Droodle gag and a plan to carry 12 or 13 Droodles as boredom insurance. It suggests using quick sketches at parties to spark laughter and then moving on to street or tavern shuffleboard for amusement.
Reference Lodge No 6 Meeting Notice
Lodge announces Monday October 11 at 7 p.m. Work in first degree. Visitors and sojourners welcome. Guy Redfearn, Geo W Mole, Sec Adv.
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A. F
Guy Redfearn
W. .Mole
Elring's Shop Opens Offering Cards Paintings Pottery
Elring's, a gift, china and glass shop, opens at 924 Mass. St. by Mrs Grace Elvig and Mrs Mary Ringling in the Schulz Tailor location. It features fine cards, pottery, oil paintings and other gifts in a dawn pink and grey decor with a crystal chandelier and an antique fireplace. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. and until 8 30 on Thursday evenings.
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Elrings
Mass. St
Grace Elvig
Mary Ringling
Schulz Tailor Shop
Elring's
Margaret Back Elizabeth at Windsor Castle Royal Chapel
Unsmiling Margaret drove past a crowd of 400 near the Wills home at Windsor. Townsend rode early, answering questions by saying to leave it. A servant said Margaret ordered breakfast in bed and Townsend confirmed no plans changed. The People warned readers against assuming an engagement with the handsome airman.
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Elizabeth
Windsor Castle
Royal Chapel
Margaret
Wills Home
Townsend
Wills’ Forest Lodge
the People
Memorial services for Stevens professor emeritus of botany
Memorial services for William Chase Stevens emeritus professor of botany at Kansas University were held Saturday afternoon at the Stevens family lot in Oak Hill Cemetery. Rev. Robert C. Swift conducted the services. Stevens died October 1 at age 94. His sons were interred in the family plot. Charles W. Freeman of De Soto, 72, died Friday at KU Medical Center after two weeks as a patient. A retired farmer, Freeman lived in De Soto 67 years. He was born in Zanesville, Ohio, and belonged to Grace Church. Surviving: wife Mable Freeman, a stepdaughter and stepson, two sisters, two brothers, stepmother, and five grandchildren. Funeral services were this afternoon at De Soto Methodist Church. Lillie Louise Neis, 68, of Eudora, widow of Sam Neis, died this morning. Survived by two daughters, three sons, two sisters, eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral is 2 p.m. Wednesday at Eudora Methodist Church, Rev. David Ellsworth officiating. Burial in Memorial Park, Lawrence. Friends may call Schubert Chapel until noon Wednesday.
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K Knsas University
Oak Hill Cemetery
Robert C. Swift
Trinity Episcopal Church
Stevens
Charles W. Freeman
DeSoto
University of Kansas Medical Center
Freeman
Zanesville
Ohio
Grace Church
Mable Freeman
Margaret Lucille Wycoff
Clarence Edward Zehner
Dorothy Smelker
Gladys Haney
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Harry Freeman
Wichita
Gaylord Freeman
Rockville
Ida May Freeman
DeSoto Methodist Church
Lillie Louise Neis
Eudora
Sam Neis
Lloyd Broers
Steven Oldham
Topeka
Fred Neis
Junior Neis
Delbert Neis
Omaha
Lena Koehler
Lizzie Neis
Methodist Church
David Ellsworth
Memorial Park
Lawrence
Schubert Chapel
Deaths: Mrs. Fannie Morton 87 of Vinland
Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth Morton aged 87 of Vinland dies at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Longtime Douglas County resident survived by three daughters, two sisters, a brother, four grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Funeral service scheduled for p.m. Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Baldwin Cemetery.
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Fannie Elizabeth Morton
Vinland
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas County
Ralph Lidikay
Wellsville
Pearl Albright
Ana
Rumsey Funeral Home
Baldwin Cemetery
Mrs Barr Elected President At Kansas Christian Church Group
Mrs Harold G Barr of 1300 Oread Ave was elected president of the Kansas Christian Women's Fellowship for the coming year. She was elected and installed Sunday during the State Convention of Christian Churches of Kansas in Topeka.
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Harold G. Barr
Oread Ave
Kansas Christian Women’s Fellowship
State Convention of Christian Churches of Kansas
Topeka
Scout Group Pledges Twenty Five Men at KU
Twenty five men have been pledged by a national service fraternity for former Scouts at Kansas University. The organization conducts a number of service and scouting projects each year.
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Aleks Pal Qeges
Kansas University
Lawrence 4-H colt to appear on NBC Daytime TV
Michele Ann Shultz of Route 3 and her Kansas champion yearling 4-H colt Anacacho Colonel are scheduled to appear on the NBC Daytime Today show between 6:15 and 6:30 a.m. The pair are exhibiting at the American Royal as the Kansas Turnpike opens for traffic in October 1956 and other Lawrence news includes power line work, a blind persons products sale, and weather updates.
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Michele Ann Shultz
Kansas
Anacacho Colonel
Journal-World
Colonel
Michele
Dave Garraway
Kansas City
Wichita
Norman
Okla
Kansas-O.u
The
Lawrence Lions Club
Kansas Foundation For the Blind, Inc
9Th and
Mass. Sts
Local births and hospital notices compile from Memorial Hospital
A publicized list records arrivals at Memorial Hospital and surrounding communities. Names include Gladys Griffith, George Baker, Rudolf Houk, Rosemary Harris, Virginia Howard, Raymond Conan, Paul Nunez, Phyllis Holliday, William Bryan, Kenneth Osborn, Wilma McMinn and baby, Helen Collins, Chester Connett, Ralph Bennett, baby O'Brien, Harvey Chase, Jane Niemoeller, Alta Shuck, Dorothy Kerns, Carolee Rogers and baby, Leslie Baughman, Joan Moses, Amos McDuff, Mary Van Citters, Dick Berry, Barbara Giddens, Floyd Carter, Juana Duran, Edward Adams, Elmer Kramer, Leander Erwin, Herbert Grosdidier, Cletus Isbell, Roy Eaton, Joe Smith. Also entries note births and weekends.
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Gladys Griffith
Highland Dr
George Baker
Colo. St
Rudolf Houk
Lecompton
Rosemary Harris
Route 5
Virginia Howard
Mass. St
Raymond Conan
DeSoto
Paul Nunez
N. J. St
Phyllis Ann Holliday
Conn. St
William Bryan
N. 5Th St
Kenneth Osborn
Lyons St
Wilma McMinn
Ill. St
Helen Collins
Perry
Chester Connett
Ralph S. Bennett
N. H. St
Cadet St
Leslie Baughman
Tonganoxie
Joan Moses
Amos McDuff
Tenn. St
Mary van Citters
Overland Park
Dick Berry
Lakeview
Iowa
Barbara Giddens
Colonial Hotel
Floyd Carter
Edward Adams
Elmer Kramer
Oskaloosa
Leander Erwin
Eudora
Herbert Grosdidier
Miss. St
Cletus Isbell
Roy Eaton
N. Y. St
Joe Smith
Lawrence High School Parents Night at 7 30 PM
Lawrence High School schedules Parents Night for Tuesday at 7 30 in the evening. Neal Wherry, principal, will explain the school services and teachers will outline the courses and instructional methods to parents.
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LHS
Lawrence High School
Doushtore
Market News Roundup From Kansas City and Wall Street
Market notes show higher stocks in quiet trading, mixed bonds, and uneven cattle and hogs prices at Kansas City. Wheat futures edge up with modest volume as livestock totals reflect slower feeder activity and slight gains in yearling stocks. The Day in Wall Street reports a quiet session with small gains led by steels, motors, coppers, and rails, with overall activity at its lowest in two months.
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Wall Street
New York
Conference to discuss KU Bible Chair programs
Dr A Dale Fiers president of the United Christian Missionary Society and Dr George Oliver Taylor executive secretary of the Society's department of religious education will meet Tuesday with Dean Harold G Bary of the School of Religion at Kansas University. They discuss future programs of the Bible Chair at KU sponsored by the Society.
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A. Dale Fiers
United Christian Missionary Society
George Oliver Taylor
Society
Department of Religious Education
Harold G. Bary
School of Religion
Kansas University
K.U
Fire at Mumford residence minor damage reported
Lawrence firefighters answered a Sunday call to 429 Ind. Street to extinguish a trash fire at the R. J. Mumford home. Damage was minor and the blaze was under control.
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Lawrence
R .J. Mumford
Ind. St
Seven Minor Wrecks Hit Lawrence Over Weekend
Two local residents were injured in weekend crashes in Lawrence, none seriously. Mrs. Nigel Hall, 19, and Ralph Hall, 20, of 1201 Ky. St., were treated for a cut lip and broken teeth after a 9th and Ky. St. collision in which Gary Norris, 19, of 1825 La. St., was cited for failure to yield. Damages totaled about 200 dollars. Kenneth Noever, 45, of 326 E. 19th St., treated for shock after a Saturday crash at 7th and Conn with George Edmonds, 22, of 1131 N. J. St. Noever and Edmonds’ car sustained about 350 dollars in damage. A Jayhawk Drive collision Sunday between Don Griffith, 20, of 1324 Ky. St., and Carlos Perret, 22, of 1000 Ohio St., caused 265 dollars in damage with no injuries. Another Saturday crash at 12th and La. Sts. damaged Arbah and Huff cars for 350 dollars. no injuries reported. Three other minor accidents caused no major damage or injuries.
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Nigel A. Hall
Ky. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
9Th
Sts
Ralph Edwin Hall
Gary Lavern Norris
E. 19Th St
7Th and Conn
Lts
Noever
George Floyd Edmonds
N. J. St
Jayhawk Drive
Don J. Griffith
Carlos Perret
Ohio St
Ali A. Arbah
Dread Dr
Donald E. Huff
Krogh to Attend Dallas Underwriters Conference
Dr. Harold C. Krogh associate professor of business and economics at Kansas University will attend the College of Underwriters Educational Conference October 27 28 in Dallas Texas as a guest of the American College of Life Underwriters.
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Harold C. Krogh
Kansas University
College of Underwriters
Dallas
Tex
American College of Life Underwriters
KU to Adopt IBM System for Enrollment and Accounting
Kansas University officials say enrollment checks will ensure proper schedule cards and that IBM can speed up enrollment as student numbers rise. State of Kansas and Topeka use IBM systems, and KU aims to match their success after ironing out initial problems.
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IBM
Smith
Topeka
Card of Thanks from Evelyn Ousdahl and Mrs. Ray Craig
I thank my friends and relatives for the cards and flowers during my hospital stay. I also thank everyone in Lawrence for their kindness shown during the serious illness of my granddaughter Carol Wig gins.
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Lawrence
Carol Wiggins
In Memoriam Hubert Wulf mile Sr obituary note
In loving memory of our dear husband and father Hubert Wulf mile Sr who passed away Oct 17 1951 Dear one you are not forgotten Though on earth you are no more Still in memory you are with us As you always were before Violet and Hubert Jr.
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Hubert Wulfmile Sr
Violet and
Hubert Jr
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