United States Eyes Rapid Europe Air Force Build Up
Washington reports indicate the United States is expanding air strength in Europe to bolster mutual defense against the Soviet threat. Officials discuss contributing five to ten divisions from the Western European force, with options including a newly organized combat division or National Guard units, while the Navy maintains its sizable Seventh Fleet in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Atlantic
Europe
Far East
United States Army
Korea
7Th Fleet
United Nations
Fihe
Weekend auto accidents report minor injuries and damage
Over the weekend two persons received minor injuries after crashes on North Second Street near the city limits and Seventh and Kentucky streets. Dele H. Luthye, a U. S. student from Topeka, was treated for a lacerated chin and bruised nose after rear ending a truck owned by Everatt A. Zonk. Damage to the cars and trucks ranged from about 125 to 190 dollars, with other minor injuries recorded and a third collision on Massachusetts Street causing about 125 dollars damage per vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dele H. Luthge
Topeks
North Second Street
Luthye
Everatt A. Zonk
Walnut Street
Hulda Ford
Route 1
Kentucky Streets
Ral F. Manchester
Mission
Massachusetts Street
Robert Belan
Kentucky Street
Clarence Daniels
Fragmented Memorial Hospital Ledger Names Residents
A list from Memorial Hospital records includes multiple residents and visitors across numerous streets and towns. The document cites Joan Fox Louisa Johnson Leona Rockey Nellie Blark and others with addresses in Astoria McLouth Wellsville Baldwin Lecompton and more. The text reads like a damaged roster of patients or visitors with unclear final entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Fox
McLouth
Louisa Johnson
Rhode Island Street
Leona Rockey
Osksboss
Nellie Blark
Astoria
Ore
Larry Slifer
Art Madi
Wellsville
Wayne Unfred
Pleasant Street
Dean Shull
J. D. Marshall
Haskell Avenue
Goldie Martin
Arkansas Street
Beulah Ingle
Prospect Street
Clyde Hiatt
Richland
Ite
Paul Kirkensgaard
Chicago
Birth reports and minor injuries from Wichita area
Birth reports note the arrival of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Coleman Hecke in Wichita. An accident on Lone Star Road left Mina Tobedan and Misa City residents with minor injuries, while John Waffa and Paul Ernst received treatment for cuts and abrasions in local clinics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Tobedan
Wand
Misa City
Lone Star Road
Mic
Paul Ernst
Indiana
Homecoming History at Kansas University Reveals 1920s Roots
The article recounts KU homecoming traditions from 1920s to 1940s including Old Timers Night radio broadcasts, Hobo Day origins, and notable milestones like KF KU first radio, Chalkie mascot death, and The Battle of the Bands. It notes student leadership under Don Powell and questions this year’s plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Charter & Bas
Bob Nelson
Kennedy
Aggietown
Kansas
KFKU
Chalkie
Jayhawk
K. U
Ku Ku's
Don Powell
Prairie chicken study and war board notices in Lawrence
The state game department schedules an intensive study of prairie chicken habits with game wardens this week. Local sportsmen are asked to save crops and approximate kill locations for the Museum of Natural History at KU. Also noted are draft examinations for men born before August 8, 1929, bids for three KU dormitories, a WREN radio program by the Lawrence League of Women Voters, blood donor registrations at 824 Massachusetts, and various local notices including parking and basketball plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Find and Game Department
Prairie Chicken
Museum of Natural History
K. U
Ed Burge
Topeka
J. J. Wilson
Capital
Burge
Lyle Stephenson
J. R. Pearson
J.R. Pearson
WREN
Lawrence League of Women Voters
Karel Bleas
The
Gue
Douglas County
Deaths and Funerals Across Lawrence Area in Weekend Notices
Deaths and funeral details for James Albert Winchell 76 of 1512 Oak Hill Road and Earle J. Silverthorne formerly of the Lawrence police, plus Susie Anna Salisbury 73 of 227 Sinois Street. Services set at Rumsey and Ninth Street Baptist churches with burials in Oak Hill and Topeka cemeteries. Surviving relatives listed include daughters Mrs. Wilma Beer Mrs. Dorothy Coffman and Mrs. Lens Young. son Charles. siblings and in laws across Eu dora Comp ton and Long Beach. Burial and service times noted for Topeka and Lawrence observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Albert Winchell
Oak Hill Road
Rumsey Funeral Home
H. M. Sippel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wilma Beer
Dorothy Coffman
Eudora
Lens Young
Compton
Calif
Charles
Tovekat
Los Angeles
Earle J. “Sadies Silverthorne
Topeka
Lawrence
Nevada
Public Schene
University of Kansas
Carman
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Sam Silverthorne
Wall Diffenderfer Funeral Home
Florence Silverthorne
Frank Scott
Arkansas Street
Charles Brown
Long Beach
Susie Anna Salisbury
Sinois Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Correne E. Copeland
Elizabeth Cochran
Denver
Colo
Albert
Adam
Will Salisbury
de Frantz G. Copeland
San Diego
Vinland Grange Inspects National Finalists at Fair Grounds
Vinland Grange hosts national inspectors and visiting committees at the Vinland fair grounds with reports on 4-H dairy and community projects. Kansas officials present include Teagarden and Gillispie as final preparations unfold for the Minneapolis 1965 Grange convention. The group also notes finalist Granges from Mont, Wyoming, Indiana, New York, Mass, Delaware, North Carolina and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leary
Virgil Horreil
Ray’ ‘Exgarden
LaCygne
Vinland Fair Grounds
Nations
Vinland
Grange
Fred Pylon
Arthur Hammond
Eugene Leary
Ivan King
DR. Temple
Vinland High School
Ing
Fair Grounds
Grange Hall
Hoskinson
Cancer Fund
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Hammond
Lloyd Craig
Lela Temple
Woodrow Sturdy
Lawrence
Seward County
Nebraska
Goehner Grange
Farmer Grange
Carroll County
Ark
Tobacco Valley Grange
Mont
Little Bear Grange
Laramie County
Wyo
Herdinsburg Community Grange
Washington County
Ind
Greene Grange
Chenango County
N. Y
Tisbury Grange
Dukes County
Mass
Teagarden
Caldwell Davis
Bronson
Kansas State Grange
Clarence Gillispie
Edgerton
Hunting accident injures Wayne Unfred eye during youth hunt
Wayne Unfred sixteen of 401 Pleasant street suffered a severe eye injury when a part of a breechlock on a C2 automatic rifle flew loose and struck him in the left eye at his uncle Frank Unfree's Lake View farm. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial hospital with his condition listed as good, doctors warning sight damage may take days to assess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Unfred
Pleasant Street
Wayne
Lawrence Unfred
Frank Unfree
Lake View
Richard Saler
Elva Marvin
Donald Hopkins
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Liberty Memorial High School
Ninety-Two Men Leave for Pre-Induction Exams
Ninety-two men depart for Kansas City to undergo pre induction physical examinations for the draft. About half are local registrants and the rest Kansas university students who moved their records for convenience. Mrs Gertrude Halberg notes no further calls until November and that October inductions total fifteen so far this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas University
Tonek
Gertrude Halberg
Car Fire Causes Slight Damage on Eighth Street
Firefighters extinguished a seat cushion blaze in a car on Eighth Street between Tennessee and Ohio streets at 8 30 this morning. Fire Chief Paul Ingels says the vehicle owned by Donald Athy of 733 Ash Street suffered only slight damage and a cigarette dropped into the seat is believed to have started the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Tennessee
Ohio
Paul Ingels
Donald Athy
Ash Street
Liberty Memorial High Fall Concert Promises School Orchestra and Choirs
Liberty Memorial High School to present its first public concert of the year tomorrow at 8 pm in the school auditorium. The 60 member orchestra directed by Jack Stephenson will perform along with six vocal groups. Sophomore chorus and girls glee clubs, senior choruses, and other ensembles comprise the program with Marian Jersild as pianist. The program also includes works by Fibich and other composers. The event carries no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Fritz
Chanute
K.U. Athletic Department
Kaners
Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Dutch Lon-1borg
Kansas
Oklahoma
Athletic Department
Fritz
Liberty Memorialis T
Yar
Dha
Jack Stephenson
Diby Wayne Nelson
Miche Progracs
Deen Krpe
Rone ‘Trumpetars
Jerson Larghetto del Ceardos
Mot Grehestra
Wenrtel
Fibich
Fibich Land Uv Degradashun
Simeon Malaguens
Marian Jersild
K. U. School of Fine Arts
Strongall
Obituary of Mrs Esther Schurle Koch Dies at 86
Funeral services were held October 14 at Schubert chapel for Mrs Esther Schurle Koch born June 6 1864 in Germany. She lived on a farm near Eudora most of her life and died October 11 1950 at age 86. She is survived by six children seven grandchildren and a brother with her final resting place in Eudora cemetery. Pallbearers and out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Schurle Koch
Schubert Chapel
J. C. Polster
Eudora St. Paul's Church
Koch
Germany
Jacob Schurle
Eudora
Fisle
Fred Koch
Rose Mayhew
Gus Koch
Chris Schurle
Washington, D.C
John
Jake Schurle
Eudora Cemetery
George Kaegi
Sam Neis
Arthur Bernitz
Fred Neis
Howard Petefish
Edmund Mistete
Cards of Thanks and Funeral Note for Charles Higgins
Mrs. Lillian Snow thanks relatives for flowers and cards during hospital stay and praises the doctor and nurses. Richard Higgins expresses gratitude for cards towers and food after the death of their son Charles. Parents and family note he will be sadly missed by Richard Higgins and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Snow
Charles
Richard Higgins
Auto crash toll rises near Onaga. Dodd among dead
State Highway Patrol reports James Dodd 18 of Emmett died in a highway collision 16 miles north of Onaga Sunday. The fatal crash occurred during the weekend as authorities traced the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Cr—James Dodd
Emmett
Onaga
State Highway Patrol
Market News Briefs from New York and Kansas City
Market notes show stock irregularity with TVs sagging and grain demand easing. Hogs steady to 25 cents lower, cattle mostly steady. livestock receipts and prices across Kansas City and Omaha reflect mixed moves in grains, poultry, and dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosters
Kansas City
Ort
Ap-Usdni
Hay Market and Grain Prices in Kansas City and Chicago
The report covers hay receipts in Kansas City with alfalfa prices around 35.00 for top cuts and 23.00 for lower grades, plus adjustments to reflect quality. It notes prairie market tone steady on bright hay, softer on late cut brown hay. Also included are Chicago potato market quotes and Wall Street activity with gains and list of notable stocks and declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansse City
Kansas City
Wall
New York
Siibt
Jensen
Steels
Woolworth
American Woolen
Standard Oi
N. J
Ss. Gypaum
Also Mentioned on This Page
European Defense
Memorial Hospital
Edrick Wickersham
Lincoln Street
Vivien Miller
Georgia Brooks
Berpads
Pennsylvania Arrest
Marguerite Schwartz
Marthain
Lecompton
Mery Powerlein
Rafael Chanes
Pennsylvania Street
Ella Wellborn
Baldwin
Wards
Lin- Ofe
Ten Neamen Street
Joan Cole
de Séto
Martha Pierce
Overbroak
Elmer Goephert
Coleman Hecke
Wichita
Harold J
Bus
Journal World
Beaters
K.U
ROK Sind
Beemda
Conmeae
Larry Heeb
Lawrence Secretation Commission
Anid
Probate Court
Robert G. Dall
Veita Lee Stanley
Bennington
Junior Keene Haverty
Marcia June Boyer
Law Tacuary
Kathryn Diamonds
Diamo A
Independence
Graham _ T. Hunt
Lewis Myron Brittain
Frank Gray
Tramea
Truman
New York Nations General Assembly
Lawrence Lodge No
Dees
Ecretarr
Tames
Albert Winchell
Earle J
Silverthorne
Mra
Susie Salisbury
Iba, Miles
Kans
Ang
HWANG
Suwon
Haeu
Chonwon
Kile
Osong
Hun Korea
Cansong
Ach Roads
Pyoneyank
Sunchon
Sukchon
Aolumn
U.S
Pyongyang
Wonsan
ROK
Hongwon
Manchurian
NEA Newamsp
Yeaterday
Gan
North America
Charlton Insurance Agency
Post Office
L.M.H. S
Wellington
Kan
United States Supreme Court
George Neff
Kenneth Wynn
Ford Harba
Ie Masa
Funk
Kansan City
Kanrara City
Tap
USDA
Colorado
Holfere
Hutchers
URTR
Seer
Ap-Usda
Focatogs
Idaho
Ruaneta
sSglerage Clares
Renata
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Bilas Triumpha
Fontines
Wiscon
Afrives
Beth Bridy Uheysler Encarta
Guritt-Wr
Kennecott
Mont Ward
Fay Penney
Searn-Roeb
US Steel
Rogoo
Equip. CO
Boss
Downe Travel Service
Uocal
Mies Johnson
Faite
F. A. Cordell
Harrison
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
Lodias
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