Benny Co Picket Continues After Labor Dispute At Penny Ready Mix
A CA union picket stands outside Penny Ready-Mix Concrete and Construction Co at 730 0 Del. St after a prolonged labor dispute. A formal hearing was requested by Penny attorneys Stewart and Petefish, with mediator offered by state Labor Commissioner Warkentin. Local No. 6 AF of L alleges discharge and intimidation tied to union activity, while Penny cites unrelated incidents and worker incompetence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AF of L
Popeka
State Department
BE. Labor
Remny
Penny
Olin Petsfish
Warkentin
Lecompton
Vagrant King Gets Suspended Sentence and Probation
Harold Eugene King of Haskell Institute received a 10 day suspended sentence and six months probation after a vagrancy charge. Police court action occurred Monday, reflecting a routine disposition in the local justice system.
Pogo Sticks Proposed to Replace Cars in Satirical Droodle
A Wichita reader's Droodle mocks traffic by proposing a nation powered by pogo sticks. The joke imagines no cars or buses, families bouncing to Sunday gatherings, and youths building pogo devices for affordable, long life transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Foster
Wichita
Kansas
Miss Florence Snow Dies at 94 in Lawrence
Miss Florence L. Snow 94 died Monday night at 711 W 12th St after months of illness. A Lawrence resident 35 years she authored three books and helped found the Lawrence Art Club. She studied writing at KU, lived in a home over the KU stadium called The Brown Cat, and was active in poetry and Kansas author circles. Funeral is Wednesday at First Methodist Church with burial in Neosho Falls Cemetery. flowers not requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence L. Snow
12Th St
Miss Snow
Lawrence
Kansas
Belleville
Ind
Baldwin
George C
Lydia Harlan Snow
Neosho Falls
Baker University
Sain and
Lawrence Art Club
Poetry Society of Kansas
National Poetry Society
Kansas Author's Club
First Methodist Church
Lydia Sain
Otive T. Castle
Los Angeles
Elderkin to Be Honored At Plymouth Birthday
Plymouth Congregational Church marks its 101st anniversary with a carry in dinner in the church activity rooms. Dr. Noble Elderkin of Akron will be the guest of honor, arriving Wednesday to visit shut in members before the evening event. New and longtime members will be introduced, and Prof. Karel Blaas and Mrs. Marian Replogle will provide music before and after the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Noble
Elderkin
Akron
John
Ife
Dr. Elderkin
Karel Blaas
Marian Replogle
Frank Gertere
Lawrence Fire Week Quiet With Five Alarms Reported
Lawrence residents saw a routine Fire Prevention Week as the Lawrence Fire Department answered five alarms, with no serious damage. The piece also notes local events including AK U coed Carole Miller in the American Royal parade, bids for razing the Patee Theater to expand a parking area, and a planned Santa Fe station project. Farmers welcome moisture from recent rains while fair weather continues into midweek. A KU band show for 1776 to present songs precedes a fundraising drive for the Olympic Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Avenge
U. Coed
Kansas City
Carole Miller
Manhattan
Kansas Cities
Kansas University Marching Band
U.S.A
Music conference ends at Kansas University meeting
The National Association of Schools of Music wrapped up its three day fall conference at Kansas University. About 20 deans and executives from state universities attended. Discussions focused on directing music departments and related challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Schools of Music
Kansas University
Pool Operators to Meet at Kansas University
Kansas pool operators will gather for the second annual Beach and Pool conference at Kansas University this Friday and Saturday. Topics include pool design remodeling repair and maintenance personnel training and legal and financial aspects. The event is sponsored by the Board of Health the U S Department of Physical Education and University Extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas University
Board of Health
Department of Physical Education and University Extension
Farm Conservation Tour Emphasizes Stewardship and Cost Savings
A farmer argues that hiring a contractor is cheaper long term for a 2000 acre conservation program including terraces water ways and a pond costing under five dollars per acre. He notes water from a waterway outlet was clear after a rain and cites religious duty to steward the land for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diersteenberger
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents Listed
At Memorial Hospital Mrs Emma Hellstrom and many residents are named with addresses. The notice lists Miss Willa Huston Roy Plifer Mrs Wine lfred Garlington Mrs Effie Warrington and others with streets and towns. It notes several births with Mr and Mrs signatories announcing a daughter or son today and includes names such as Jennie Bone, Robert Sutton, Richard Heine and James V Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hellstrom
Perry
Willa Huston
N.H
Charles Yeager
Pa. St
Roy Plifer
Winelfred Garlington
Lawrence
Effie Warrington
Prairie St
Lots Branch
Conn
Ruth Bryan
N. 6Th St.s
Maggie Lee Wilson
Sunflower
Gary Midgett
W. 22Nd St
Mary Allee Kimberlin
McLouth
Robert W. Sutton
Richard Heine
Richland
James V. Ewing
University student accused of indecent exposure case
Richard Reeder, 29, of Sunflower received a 30-day jail sentence Monday in police court for dis orderly conduct. Judge Jack Maxwell suspended the sentence and placed Reeder on six-month probation. Two women students at Kansas University had accused Reeder of indecent exposure two weeks ago at lith and Miss, Sts. IN POLICE COURT Five persons received 10-day jail sentences Monday in police court for drunkenness. They are Bruce Howe, Topeka, Robert Brown, 15% N. Ju, Jims mie Tsosie, Dennis Bogay and Oscar Lee House, all of Haskell Institute. All but Howe received suspended sentences and were placed on six-month probation. STOCK MARKET INDEX NEW YORK 47-Closing over, age 60 stocks 167.1,up 2.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Reeder
Sunflower
Jack Maxwell
Reeder
Kansas University
Bruce 0
Howe
Topeka
Robert Brown
N. Ju
Jims
Mie Tsosie
Dennis Bogay
Oscar Lee House
Haskell Institute
New York
K C Attorney to Speak At KU on ILO Meeting
Kansas City attorney Frank H. Terrell will speak at 11 a m Wednesday in the Little Theater Green Hall at Kansas University. Open to the public, the address covers the ILO Geneva conference findings and five key points including origin, functioning, and Russia’s re entry into the ILO in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Terrell
Kansas City
Kansas University
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Little Theater
Green Hall
Terrell
K. U
Law School
ILO
United States
Isbor
Russia
Good Turnout at Store Opens by Local Businesswomen Elving and Ringler
Two new local businesswomen reported a good turnout Monday at the opening of their store Elving's Gift Shop at 924 Mass. St. operated by Mrs. F. H. Elvig and Mrs. L. O. Ringler. It is the first such venture for both women and they offer a wide variety of gifts including jewelry wood handcraft oil paintings pottery housewares and greeting cards.
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Elving’s
Mass. St
F. H. Elvig
L. O. Ringler
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Jennie Junkin
Mrs Jennie Junkin 93 died at home of daughter Mrs E R Hess 718 Ohio St where she had lived for years. Born Baldwin Oct 15 1862 she was a lifelong Douglas County resident. Survived by two daughters Mrs Hoss and Mrs William Frowe a son Rabb Junkin Napa Calif seven grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Funeral at 10 30 a m Thursday Funk Cov er Warren Chapel with Rev William Radcliffe in charge burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Jennie Junkin
E. R. Hess
Ohio St
W. D. Martin
Baldwin
Palmyra Township
Junkin
Douglas County
Hoss
William Frowe
Rabb Junkin
Napa
Calif
Funk-Cover-Warren Chapel
Willam Radcliffe
West Side Presbyterian Church
Eharege
Memorial Park Cemetery
Endowment Group Meets at KU Memorial Union
The executive committee of the Kansas University Endowment Association met in a regular quarterly session Monday night at KU Memorial Union. Attendees included Mary Ice Breidenthal and Byron T. Schutz of Kansas City. C. B. Holes, Irving Hill, Dolph Simons, Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy, C. C. Stewart and Irvin Youngberg of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Endowment Association
Memorial Union
K.U
Maury Ice Breidenthal
Byron T. Shutz
Kansas City
C. B. Holes
Irving Hill
Dolph Simons
Franklin D. Murphy
C. C. Stewart
Irvin Youngberg
Lawrence
Clinton man receives 30 day jail term for bad check
Marion White, 35, of Clinton Louisiana, was sentenced to 30 days in jail in County Court on a misdemeanor charge of writing a worthless check.
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Marion FE. White
Clinton
In Memoriam Lola Belle Dalley Passes Three Years On
In loving memory of Lola Belle Dalley who died three years ago today. Heartache remains with hidden tears and a lasting memory of the one we loved so dear. Sadly missed by her sisters and family.
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Lola Belle Dalley
Kansas School Help Covered in Survey Heading for Topeka
An eight member Kansas University committee reports on school finance for the next 20 years. A proposal favors an equalized tax levy to fund capital outlays and operating needs, with state aid funneled through a capital outlay fund while local districts retain bond powers and tax authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Governor's Conference On Schools
Kansas University
Charles Yeakum
Yeakum
State Board of Education
Damage Totals 1000 Dollars In Local Wrecks
The report lists several local traffic incidents. Tilman Nagier, 16 Ky. St., sustained minor head cuts in a crash at 8th and Miss. Sts., with about 1000 dollars in damage. his car was driven by Robert Emby Jr., 26, of 916 Kg. St. A separate collision at 6th and Ind. Sts. involved Donald W. Collins, 28, of 530 Mich. St., and James C. Rogers, 74, of Camden, Mo., with 445 dollars damage. A township-road crash about 17 miles northwest of Lawrence caused 125 dollars in damage to vehicles driven by Gussie A. Dreyer, 69, and Elmer Bahnmater, 68, both of Lecompton. Burglars hit two service stations Monday night, breaking windows to gain entry. Katzfey Skelly Service at 300 W. 6th St. reported 43.75 dollars in change stolen and attempts to open a safe and a cigarette machine. Mobil station at 9th and Iowa Sts. lost five quarts of oil, two quarts of anti-freeze, and 23 pennies.
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Tilman Nagier
8Th
Miss. Sts
Nagier
Robert Emby Jr
Richard Vanderwert
4Th St
6Th
Ind. Sts
Donald W. Collins
Mich. St
James C. Rogers
Camden
Lawrence
Gussie A. Dreyer
Elmer Bahnmater
Lecompton
Katzfey Skelly
6Th St
Mobilgas
9Th and
Iowa
Two Fire Calls In City Reported By Lawrence Firemen
The first call targeted 1320 Ky. St where Jerry Sullivan’s car at 1201 Ohio St caught fire from a short circuit near the carburetor. Damage deemed slight. A second call went to L. G. McGee residence Route 3 where a wooden basket near a stove started a minor blaze.
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Lawrence
Ky. St
Jerry Sullivan
Ohio St
L. G. McGee
Route 3
Five Drivers Fined In County Court For Traffic Violations
Five persons including Lena Myers Topeka and Lee Eaken Topeka were fined $10 each plus costs in County Court for traffic violations. The group faced charges such as passing in a no passing zone and driving on the left side of a roadway. Other names include Jim Nieder of 1406 Conn St and Herbert Brown of Forbes AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Myers
Topeka
Lee Frederick Eaken
Jim Carl Nieder
Conn. St
Herbert Baward Brown
Intel Balsam
Forbes Afb
Market Fe News At A Glance Fiscal Movements On Wall Street
Market recap shows higher stocks led by aircrafts and rails with mixed bonds. Cattle and hog prices move, wheat futures edge higher, and Kansas City livestock and produce markets report mixed results. Drunk driving fined in Topeka.
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Droodles
Celal Communication
de la Mare Council
Knights Kadosh
Sojourners
Wrelcomic
Guy
Redfearn
Wright
Pecorder
Adv
Jersey
Liberty Post
Amer
Ican Legion
Yew
Mo Aiehell
Winston McKee
Eudora
Melvon Woertzberger
Willis Colman
Emil Heck
Route 4
McKee
Journal-World Photo
Florence Snow
Plymouth
Lawrence City Commission
New Hampshire Street
Massachusetts Street
Boot Hill Investment Co
Santa Fe
7Th and
N. J. Sts
Bowers Construction Co
Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Hunsaker
Wellsville
Thodore Bol
Walnut St
Rosemary Harris
Florence Draper
N. H. St
Jennie Bone
K.C
Memoriam
Andy” Anderson
Market FE News
Eames
Cash Grain
Hutchingon
Salina
St. Joseph
Amarill
Enid
Fort Worth
Livestock
USDA
Wall Street
Defense
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stephen A. White
X.Y
Che. Admiral
Saceenerinee Dog Allied
Allis Chal
Mens U
Tel & Tel
Atchison Om
Asa
Avco Mfg
Soneeme
Bald Lima
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Fu Pont
Alwe Eagle
Dyham
Elec
Gen Motors
Ohio Oil
Olin
Penney
JC Pa RR
Phill Pet
Plough Proct & G
RCA
St Jos
Reyn
Sears Roeb St
Decker-Coy
Agency
Warren Decker
Bud Coy
East Sth
Zimmer
Margaret Clark
Rusty's Super Market
Eunice Smith
Perse Service
M.r.gile
Sammy Vi
Danni
Evvovodt
Schubert
Funeral Home Ambulance Service
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