New Red Poland May Quality For U S Aid
Washington reappraises United States policy toward Communist Poland as a likely independence movement could win American aid if it survives. Secretary Dulles, in a nationwide TV address after meetings with Eisenhower, signaled that any erosion of Soviet power is in U S interest. The White House noted Tito’s Yugoslavia aid supports Poland's revolt, while Eisenhower already backed continued Tito assistance.
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Pool Bond Pressure Leads to School Board Apology
Officials discuss circulation of pool related material in schools. Superintendent Wolfe apologizes for unclear source and denies pressure or anonymous material. Mrs Storer notes tight ties between School Board Recreation Commission and that members are appointed by the board.
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School Board and Recreation Commission
Nee Commission
Wolfe
Deaths and Funerals in Leavenworth County
John Canary 78 a Leavenworth County resident for 61 years died Sunday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He was born January 12 1878 and worked as a custodian at Lawrence Paper Co. Funeral at 2 at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev C J Knox officiating and burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving: widow Emma Canary a son Elmer Canary two half brothers Noah Canary and Oscar Canary and two grandchildren. Also Marie Herrstrom 59 of Leavenworth County died Sunday at home after living in Tucson and serving as McLouth Parent Teachers Association president. Surviving: husband Martin W Herrstrom a daughter Wilma Clem three sons Elden Harvey Walter a sister and three brothers. Funeral at 2 Wednesday at McLouth First Baptist Church, Rev Louis Nelson officiating, interment Hubbel Hill Cemetery.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Lawrence Paper Co
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Memorial Fork Cemetery
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Elmer Canary
Wichita
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Fall Leaf
Oscar Canary
Kansas City
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Iona Cecil Herrstrom
Tonganoxie
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Rycoon Parent-Teachers’ Association
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Grettinger
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Boone
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Pueblo
Colo
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Woodward
Beryl Anderson
Paul Anderson
Council Bluffs
McLouth First Baptist Church
Louis Nelson
Atchison
Hubbel Hill
Voter Registration Details for Precinct Changes
The notice explains that voters who moved or were annexed must vote in their new precinct and re register. those not moving still appear on the old polling place list. It notes automatic registration changes for the new Fourth Ward third precinct and states Douglas County voters outside Lawrence are not required to register.
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Journal World Football Contest Entry Form
Circle your choices for the winner of the game Air Force Alabama Columbia Baylor Kansas at Oklahoma A M The entry must include name and address and be received by noon each Friday Entries posted after noon Friday are rejected Winners announced Mondays Journal World staff and families are ineligible Only one entry per person per week allowed family members may submit separate entries If tied earliest entry wins
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Hospital admissions and births list local names and addresses
The Memorial Hospital intake shows numerous admissions including Bertha Karnes Juanita Fisher John Carter Vernell Spearman Synneva Stettler Dora Wingert Opal Hanna Earl Bittle Bobbie Cox Diana Davis Mary Dudgeon Irene Vogel Ariene Robb Barbara Bowen Ann Cordes William Ness Deborah Tobler Amnarose Newell Lorene Brummett Vera Melvin Francis Cannon Hilda Farley Connie Gose Ruby Ramsey Mary Brown Elizabeth Spencer Sara Kingle smith Joseph Clough Terry DeSharo Beverly Kramer Orville Farmer Calvin Cannon Joanna Piskory Kenneth Whaley Ruth Wilson Leah Everett Nancy Ruby Ethel Winters Irma Spangler Lillian Turner Donna King Myrna West Opal Hanna Della St. John Wilma Creek John ater births list numerous couples including Hood Fisher Wingert Spearman Robb Bowen Dudgeon Cordes.
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Mass
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Baldwin
Anthony Fornelli
John Carter
Dallas
Tex
Vernell Spearman
Synneva Stettler
Tenn. St
Dora Wingert
Carl Mases
Baselior
Arthur Perry
Topeka
Opal Hanna
Earl Bittle
Lorene Brummett
Pleasant St
Vera Melvin
W. Dr
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N. H. St
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R. I. St
Connie Gose
Route 3
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Mary Brown
Elizabeth Spencer
Lincoln St
Sara Kinglesmith
Ala
Joseph Clough
Richland
Terry DeSharo
Route 4
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Pa. St
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Calvin Cannon
Johanna Piskory
Stratford Rd
Kenneth Whaley
Eudora
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Baby Boy
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Lecompton
Nancy Ruby
Sunflower
Ethel Winters
Irma Spangler
Lillian Turner
Tonganoxie
Donna King
Martin Holecom
Benjamin Garber
Carl Moses
Basehor
Myrna West
DeSoto
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Wilma Creek
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Conn
Merlin Fisher
Lloyd Wingert
John Spearman
Miss. St
Howard Stettler
Walter Robb
Williliamstown
Bobby Bowen
Lee Roy Dudgeon
Tunganoxie
Donald Cordes
Lawrence Armory project to be built in Lawrence
Capt. W R Patterson told Lawrence Rotary Club a new 200 man armory in Lawrence will be announced this week with a budget of 184000. The site and construction are tied to the new reserve training act. many KU students and local men will need space as active duty returns. James K Hitt outlined military obligations and the 30 entry options under Selective Service.
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Army Reserve
Lawrence
Active Reserve
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Reserve Armory
Mass. St
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Kansas University
Hitt
Selective Service Board
UF Gifts Slow in Campaign for Lawrence United Fund
Gifts coming in for the Lawrence United Fund campaign are slow after an initial strong response. Weekend donations totaled 353 dollars, lifting the year’s total to 4579 dollars, about 10 percent of the 46424 dollar goal. Donors contributing 50 dollars or more include S. H. Kress & Co, A. C. Reuter, George Hedrick Investments, Raymond Rice, and Sam’s Produce.
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Aura Ais Sua Wee
Lawrence United Fund
S. H. Kress & Co
A. C. Reuter
George Hedrick Investments
Raymond Rice
Sam
George B Smith Named President of National Beans Association
Dean George B Smith of Kansas University was chosen as president of the National Association of Beans and Directors of Summer Sessions for a one year term. The selection occurred at the 39th annual meeting held in Ann Arbor Michigan on Saturday.
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George 8. Smith
Kansas University
National Association of Beans
Dean Smith
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ann Straub Crowned Calendar Queen at KU
Kansas University senior Ann Straub from Chicago was crowned K U Calendar Queen at halftime of the Kansas Oklahoma game in Memorial Stadium. Alumni Association president Clyde Reed Jr. presented the crown. Other finalists were Merrilyn Coleman and Pat Bohannon.
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Parsons
K. U. Alumni Association
Merrilyn Coleman
Miss
Pat Bohannon
Bartlesville
Okla
Liberace sues British paper for libel over unmanly claim
Liberace files libel suit in the British High Court against the London Daily Mirror and columnist William Connor known as Cassandra. The writ, served today, gives three weeks to answer. He contends a Paris visit report implied he was unmanly, affecting his public image during a London concert tour.
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Liberace
London Daily Mirror
William Connor
High Court
Connor
Cassandra
Paris
Frances Liberace
County Coroner Reports McKeehen Death by Own Action
The death of Leslie McKeehen, 74, a Tonganoxie barber, is ruled death by own action by Leavenworth County Coroner Charles Larkin. His body was found in a car with a .32 revolver in the right temple. car engine run in a closed garage beside his shop. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Congregational Church in Tonganoxie. Cremation by Quisenberry Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife, a Baltimore daughter Mrs. Samuel Drews, and grandson Thomas Leslie Drews of Annapolis, Md.
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Tonganoxie
Leavenworth
Charles Larkin
McKeehen
Congregational Church
Robert Johns
Quisenberry Funeral Home
Samuel Drews
Baltimore
Thomas Leslie Drews
Anapolis
Honorary Senior Group Initiates New Members at KU
The Sachem Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa initiated 15 new members at 6 30 a m Saturday beneath the Campanile on the Kansas University campus. New initiates include Jack Abercromb ie James Bickley Marshall Bies terfeld Charles Dean Burton Donald Dixon Robert W. Franklin Delmont C. Hadley Robert Martin Hanna Blaine Hollinger Lowell Janzen George Krey Frank G. McKnight Garry Porter Derrell Sweem and Leonard Suelter.
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Kansas University
Omicron Della Kappa
LeTourneau Speaks at Douglas County Brotherhood Dinner
About 250 men attended the Douglas County Men's Brotherhood Dinner at the Community Building. The speaker was R. G. LeTourneau, a nationally known industrialist. The Stull Evangelical United Brethren Church ladies served the dinner. Charles Oldfather, KU law professor, sang and led the group in songs. A glass snake is a legless lizard with a brittle tail that breaks off.
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R. G. LeTourneau
Stull Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charles Oldfaither
Kansas University
Market Summary From Kansas City and Wall Street
Markets show mixed results with copper declines. Cattle and hogs ease while soybeans and oats hold strong. Kansas City cattle, hogs, sheep report uneven trading with steady to higher cows and varied priced steers. Wall Street edges uncertain as late trading remains irregular.
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Market ends mixed as copper producers react to price cuts
Volume neared 1.5 million shares, down from 1.72 million Friday. Copper producers took tosses on the second price cut in a week by custom smelters while political events in Poland added caution. New York Central and Chesapeake & Ohio rose about a point in a steadier rail section. General Motors Ford and Chrysler held firm. Bethlehem Steel rose. aircraft shares were mixed. Amerada and Royal Dutch declined slightly while Gulf Oil and Sinclair edged higher.
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Uon
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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Chrysler
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Amerada
Royal Dutch Tost
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Sinclair
Pi Beta Phi Girl Is Carnival Queen
Mary Sue Poppe of Kansas City Kansas representing Pi Beta Phi was crowned queen of the student Union Activities Carnival at the Kansas University Memorial Union. Kent Pelz of Park Ridge Illinois representing Sigma Alpha Epsilon won the Little Man on the Campus title. Poppe, a liberal arts sophomore, was chosen from 18 candidates. Pelz, a journalism junior, from 12. The best booth award went to Kappa Sigma, best women's skit to Kappa Kappa Gamma, and best men's skit to Lambda Chi Alpha. A total of 3316 people attended the carnival from 4 30 p m to 12 30 a m with 600
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Mary Sue Poppe
Kansas City
Kas
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Kansas University Memorial Union
Kent Pelz
Park Ridge
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Poppe
College of Liberal Arts
Pelz
L.M.O.C
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Lambda Chi Alpha
Carnival tickets fund Student Union Activities
Complimentary tickets were distributed to students who participated or helped set up booths. Proceeds from the carnival will finance Student Union Activities projects throughout the year.
Turnpike to Enforce Speed Limits Aimed at Kansas Roads
The Turnpike Authority announced new enforcement of a 65 mph limit on the Turnpike with tickets for speeds around 75 mph. Slower limits will apply on heavy traffic days tied to Kansas University events. In a weekend incident, three cars damaged connecting rods at high speed and many visitors traveled through Lawrence for the Kansas Oklahoma game. Oklahoma drivers reported saving two hours each direction thanks to the Turnpike.
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Turnpike Authority
Kansas University
Lawrence
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