Castro Elevates Rail to Cabinet
Carol Allen a Kansas University senior from Leavenworth was named recipient of the 2059 Kansas Press Women Scholarship Friday at the Kansas Union. She received 75 dollars of the 125 dollar scholarship and will receive the remainder later. Miss Allen is assistant managing editor of the University Daily Kansan and has served on the Kan…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Allen
Kansas University
Leaven‘worth
Kansas Press
The
Kansas Union
Miss Allen
Kenneth Allen
Lawrence
Kansas State University
Manhattan
University
Kansan
Ieity
Kan‘ean
the Jayhawker
Leavenworth Times
Misa Allen
Kappa Phi
Methodist
Raul Castro rises to head new Cuban Armed Forces Ministry
In Havana Fidel Castro elevates his 28 year old brother Raul to head the newly created Ministry of Armed Forces. Raul already commands the armed forces and gains power to act on military decisions alone. The move signals a broader reshuffle aimed at tightening control and accelerating action against revolution enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidel Castro
Raul
Ministry of Armed Forces
Castro
United States
Fidel
National Institute of Agrarian Reform
Raul Roa
Pinar del Rio
Ministry of Defense
Defense
Augusto Martinez
Manuel Fernandez Garcia
Garcia
Martinez
Labor
Bream Concert Opens KU Concert Course
Julian Bream the English guitarist will open the Kansas University concert course at 8 20 p m Tuesday in University Theater. The program includes classic and modern selections for guitar and lute. Bream has performed at Harvard Vassar and Connecticut University and is contracted by RAC Victor for six albums. Tickets are on sale at the Fine Arts office and the Kansas Union Building. Students admitted with ID cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Bream
Kansas University
Bream
Harvard
Vassar
Connecticut University
Cheltenham
Englan
RAC Victor
Paganini
Berlioz
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Josephine Browne and Bertha Maichel
Miss Josephine Browne of 512 West Street died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Rumsey Funeral Home. Survived by nephew Julius Jones of Prairie View, Texas. Bertha Maichel, 80, prominent Overbrook resident, died at Prospect Park Sanitarium after a three week stay. Born July 10 1879 at Twin Mound. Funeral arrangements by Cooper Warren Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Browne
W. Std. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Julius Jones
Prairie View
Tex
Overbrook Leader Bertha Maichel Dies at 80
Mrs. Bertha Maichel a longtime Overbrook civic leader died this morning at Prospect Park Sanitarium. She was 80 and had owned more than 3,000 acres in Overbrook and served as postmistress. Born July 10 1879 at Twin Mound she was daughter of Jacob and Nannie Badsky and attended Kansas University. Funeral services will be announced by Cooper Warren Mortuary. Survivors include her son Dr. George Maichel three grandchildren and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Maichel
Overbrook
Prospect Park
Twin Mound
Cooper-Warren Mortuary
W. 7Th St
Maichel
Lawrence
Kansas University
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Trinity Episcopal Church of
Jacob
Nannie Badsky
George Maichel
Lena Funk
la. St
Roger Williams
Route 5
Carrie Elder
Denver
Seaton Family Ties Highlight Kansas Newspaper History
The obituary notes the Seaton family's impact on Kansas journalism. Fred A. Seaton, Secretary of the Interior and Hastings Tribune publisher, and Richard M. Seaton, Coffeyville Journal publisher, are mentioned alongside KU figures and the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame origin. The hall honors editors with 25 years of state service and eligibility three years after death.
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State Office Building Commission
Wiliam Allen White Foundation
Seaton
Manhattan
Fred A. Seaton
Eisenhower
Hastings Tribune
Richard M. Seaton
Coffeyville Journal
Kansas
L. N. Flint
Parole Power Law Target Claimed by Lawmakers
Kansas lawmakers contend the 1957 parole law stripped the governor of parole authority and vested it in the Board of Probations and Parole. Senator Wunsch says the aim was to end gubernatorial parole powers while preserving pardons. Attorney General seeks to set aside Mrs Borserine’s parole as part of a broader inquiry.
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Topeka
Kansas
Paul R. Wunsch
R-Kingman
Senate
Legislative Council
John Anderson
Shawnee County
Anna Mae Borserine
Kansas City
Borserine
George Docking
Anderson
Docking
Board of Probations and Parole
Dale Spiegel
Wunsch
Topeka Daily Capital
Kingman
Three lane Kaw River Bridge opens for weekend test
Lawrence motorists can test the new three lane setup on the Kaw River Bridge, built in 1915 for two lanes. Officials re marked lanes assign one northbound lane and two southbound lanes.
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Lawrence
Kaw River
Cordley
Donald Saffron
Beckey Anderson
Woody Wright
Vera Rasmussen
Immanuel Lutheran Church notices in service schedule
Church notice lists worship times at 8:30 and 11 a.m. with Sunday School and Bible classes at 9:46 a.m. Gamma Delta supper at 5:36 p.m. Pastoral call meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday devotions at 5 p.m. Walther League at 6 p.m. Bible instruction for Jr. high at 9 a.m. and adult choir at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Stan Kurz
R. W. Boehnke
Danforth Chapel
Dem. Walther League
Hible
Jr.Br
Odd Finds From Meter Thefts in Okmulgee
Items recovered among stolen coins include a penny hammered to nickel size, three pennies whittled to dime size, one wrapped in tape, five painted with nail polish, and two with paper glued to one side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Okla
Macleod Faces Turbulent Start as Colonial Secretary
In the wake of a Conservative win, Iain Macleod takes over the Colonial Office from Lennox-Boyd. He confronts explosive issues in Nyasaland and Kenya, a new land policy, and upcoming constitutional conferences in Africa amid EU and British tensions. The Kenya shift, Mau Mau legacies, and Central Africa Federation plans shape a risky, pivotal tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macmillan
Labor Party
England
Colonial Office
Lennox-Boyd
Iain Macleod
Macleod
Cyprus
Central Africa
Mediterranean
Nyasaland
Africa
Kenya
Central African Federation
London Times
Four Locals Raided Prompting Early Morning Arrests
Four local gambling operations were raided in separate locations as officers seized three gambling stamps one wagering stamp and two liquor stamps. Parlay cards including Kansas vs Kansas State football picks were found, marking a rare local seizure. Arrests were made quickly with bonds posted after midnight and injunctions may follow.
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Lawrence High-Leavenworth
Haskell Stadium
Acacia Fraternity Hits Wichita for Concert Visit
The Kansas University Acacia chapter visited the Masonic Old Age Home in Wichita on Friday. About 30 members performed a vocal concert and toured the infirmary for bedridden patients. Kirk Prather led the songs and called the trip a successful one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacias
Kansas University Chapter
Acacia Fraternity
Masonic
Wichita
Kirk Prather
Acacia
Kansas AFL-CIO Leader Talks to Young Demos
Kansas AFL-CIO Vice President H J Yount will speak on What Labor Wants Out of Kansas Politics at a Douglas County Young Democratic Club meeting. The 8 p m event occurs at Lawrence Police Fire Building 8th and Vermont Sts with Yount outlining labor goals in state legislation. Yount, long a Topeka labor lobby figure, lives in Bonner Springs and publishes the Wyandotte Echo weekly.
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H. J
Jim) Yount
Kansas Afl-Cio
Kansas
Douglas County Young Democratic Club
Lawrence
8Th and
Vt. Sts
Yount
Organized Labor
Topeka
Bonner Springs
Wyandotte
KU Professor Attends Civil Rights Conference in Topeka
Dr. E. Jackson Baur of the University of Kansas Sociology and Anthropology Department attends a civil rights conference in Topeka. Sponsored by the Kansas Legislative Council, the event aims to help the Council’s committee map discriminatory practices in public places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Jackson Baur
Kansas University Sociology and Anthropolgy
Topeka
Kansas Legislative Council
Haskell Indians Win Shawnee Mission Cross Country Meet
Haskell Indians captured the Shawnee Mission Invitational cross-country meet at Shawnee Mission East. Wyandotte finished third, Madden led from Haskell with a 10 43 mile, while Wichita East trailed. Other teams included Shawnee Mission East Washington Northeast Turner Shawnee Mission North Topeka Lawrence Paola and Olathe.
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Wyandotte High
Chuck Madden
Haskell Indians
Shawnee-Mission East
Madden
Wichita East
Haskell
Wyandotte
Washington
Northeast
Turner
Shawnee-Mission North
Topeka
Lawrence
Paola
Olathe
Sedalia Smith- Cotton
Argentine
Ward
Hospital Names and Local Birth Announcements
Memorial Hospital lists patients and births including Mrs Beverly Kramer and baby boy at 1303 Summit Street and Mr and Mrs Frank Reid with a daughter born Friday. Other names include Ethel Tailfeathers Kell Institute Flora Horton and Ivy Reid among residents and relatives across multiple streets.
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Ethel Marie Tailfeathers
Haskell Institute
Flora Horton
Lincoln St
Ollie Peters
23Rd St
Ivy Reid
Hazel Orr
14Th St
Hazel McDonald
Emery Rd
Theda Kepple
Baldwin
Patty Campbell
Linwood
Ada Herman
Me. St
Beverly Kramer
Summit St
James Kerby
Eudora
Mary Fleming
R. I. St
Lana Jones
Darrell Mathia
Bonner Springs
Charles Coolidge
Tenn. St
Loretta Volz
W. 6Th St
Sharon White
Tonganoxie
Kenneth Miracle
Walnut St
Roy Eaton
13Th St
Carol Horn
Avalon Rd
Frank Reid
Route 1
Max Kepple
Harp to Speak at Laymen’s Sunday Service
Kansas University basketball coach Dick Harp will be the guest speaker at the First Baptist Church Laymen’s Sunday service. He will discuss “Your Other Vocation” this Sunday morning at 8 N Sts. ey Street event details reflect a church program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Harp
Kansas University
First Baptist Church
8Th and
Ey Sts
Keys Found After Lawrence High Leavenworth Game
A set of car keys was found Friday night in Haskell Stadium after the Lawrence High Leavenworth football game. Unclaimed keys can be picked up at Tinker Hall under the south stadium or identified by calling VI 93-7540.
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Haskell Stadium
Lawrence High-Leavenworth
Tinker Hall
South Stadium
Pulliam Sells Blue Mill To DeLuxe Cafe Owner
Ernest Pulliam former Blue Mill owner at 1009 Mass St sells the restaurant to Robert Frakes of the DeLuxe Cafe 712 Mass St. Dick Booker named new Blue Mill manager. Pulliam will stay in Lawrence saying he plans to fish but remains in the city.
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Pulliam
Robert Frakes
Ernest Pulliam
Mass, St
Mass
Dick Booker
The
Blue Mill
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Rockets Confiscated From Kids In Alpena Play Scene
Police seized 11 of 314 foot Air Force rockets found in use by children in Alpena Michigan. Parents said the rockets came from fishermen who netted them in Lake Huron. Wurtsmith Air Base Oscoda is investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena, Mich
Air Force
Lake Huron
Wurtsmith Air
Oscoda
Ake
Safety program stress from Idaho farm death
In Boise two state officials call for a stronger farm safety program after 12 year old Christine Hays of Blackfoot died from injuries after a farm machine beard hair and scalp were torn on an Idaho East farm while harvesting potatoes. Labor Commissioner Robison says publicizing farm protection for youngsters is needed as farm labor is exempt from many safety laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise, Idaho
Christine Hays
Blackfoot
Idaho
Salt Lake City
W. L. Robison
Robison
Card of Thanks for Cecile Schaake Family
The Schaake family thanks friends for kind expressions of sympathy after the death of Mrs. Cecile Schaake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Schaake
Albert Schaake
In Memoriam Louise O Trimble Three Years Gone
In loving memory of our wife and mother Louise O Trimble who passed away three years ago on October 17 1956. The one we loved was called away God took her home but in our hearts she liveth still. Sadly missed by husband and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise O'Trimble
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Havana
Inet
Jan Sionsia
Ospoz
W. M
Geo
W. Mole
Parole Powers Law
Klaus Berger
Albert Broch
Raymond Eastwood
Edward Maser
KU Art Museum
Marjorie Whitney
James Carey
Robert Green
Robert Ludlow
Shirley Musgrave
Brook St
Linwood High School
Carolyn Kay Johnson
Eugene E. Johnson
N.Y. St
Robert A. Green
H. Joseph Green
Sacramento
Calif
John Weatherwax
Weatherwax
Harold Fisher
Samuel Green
City
Lillian Snyder
Lawrence High School
LHS
Barbara Balfour
Joyce Murphy
Yda Nesmith
Susan Whitley
Dolph C. Simons, JR
Evelyn Baring
Patrick Renison
Afl-Cio
Life & Leadership School
Sponso
Lawrence Council of Churches
Paul Davis
John Patton Nork
W Bluccar
Max Thomas
Jean Hanan
Sth
Kentucky
Blood Center
Red Cross
Phi Gamma Delta
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jay Marsh
Dan Stephenson
Jim Anderson
Mike Clem
Jerry Beck
Bart Barteldes
Donald Hunter
Larry Smith
Charles Springer
Journal-World
Harp
Charles Long
Jayhawk Grill
East Nineteenth Street
Lawrence Memorial Co
Memoriam
W. W. Nash
Maine
Lawrence, Kansas
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Wmede Funeral Home Ambulance Service
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