Sei Case Urged to Bid in Presidential Fight
Washington rumor links Senator Clifford Case to New Jersey GOP presidential bid as part of a growing favorite son movement. Analysts note Eisenhower’s uncertain run could spur multiple contenders from Congress and the states, with names including Nixon Stassen Lodge Hoover Halleck Kohler Craig Knight MerTer Stratton Hall and McKeldin among possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clifford P. Case
Nixon
Harold F. Stassen
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Herbert Hoover Jr
Labor Mitchell
Congress
Case
Senate
GOP
Allott
Colorado
Carlson
Kansas
Payne
Maine
Rep
Halleck
Rind
House
Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
George N. Craig
Craig
Indiana
Goodwin J, Knight
California
Christian A. Merter
Massachusetts
William G. Stratton
Illnois
Fred Hall
Ee R. McKeldin
Mary
Free Heart Checks At Science Day At KU
High school students and teachers at Kansas University science and mathematics day can receive a free electrocardiogram to assess heart health. Dr. Kenneth Jochim will operate the portable machine, with immediate readings and a follow up if needed. The exhibit also features metabolism testing and blood typing displays, attracting an expected 500 to 600 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Kenneth Jochim
School of Medicine
University
Jochim
Speaking Contest Set for KU Strong Auditorium
The 3 percent annual Kansas University campus problem speaking contest is scheduled for 8 p.m. November 16 in Strong Auditorium. Try outs will be November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Droodling Controversy Spurs Schoolyard Mischief Tale
A narrator recounts attempting to promote droodling at a neighborhood Grade School. A stern principal disciplines him with a ruler and student ejection. He hides in a kindergarten class but a cheeky child warns against crossing streets, ending with a tense near confrontation.
Farmers urged to be paid to produce less in federal plan
Senate Agriculture Committee hears broad Midwestern backing for a program to use federal funds to reduce production rather than buy surpluses. Des Moines endorsements from Iowa and Missouri Farm Bureau leaders boost the plan as farm prices fall due to overproduction. Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy of Kansas University and Dr. Harry Scott of Columbia University are set as keynote speakers for a Kansas Health Education and Recreation Association meeting in Topeka with about 500 attendees.
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Brookings
S.C. U
Senate Agriculture Committee
St. Paul
Worthington
Minn
Des Moines
Howard Hill
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
H. E. Flusher
Missouri Farm Bureau
Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University
Kansas Health, Physical Education and Recreation Association
Toneka
Harry Scott
Columbia University
Murphy
Kansas State Teachers Association
Highland Park High School
Joie Stapleton
K.U
Ann Laptad
Larry Heeb
Helen Cornwell
Lawrence High School
Lynwood Smith Sr dies at Woodlyn Farms home
Lynwood H. Smith, 62, former president and later chairman of American Dairies Inc., died in his sleep at Woodlyn Farms near Stanley from coronary thrombosis. He helped form American Dairies after leading a 1928 dairy merger and developed Cerophy Laboratories. Surviving wife, sons Lynwood Jr. and Chandler, three daughters. Funeral plans unavailable.
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Lynwood H. Smith
American Dairies’ Inc
Woodlyn Farms
Stanley
Smith
American Butter Co
American Dairies Inc
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Cerophyl Laboratories
Wyo
Lynwood Jr
Chandler
Kansas University
Wisconsin University
Wymwood Jr
Kansas University Medical School
Sharett Warns Israel Will Fight If Needed in Geneva
Israeli Prime Minister Moshe Sharett arrived in Geneva and warned Israel would pursue a preventive war if required but hopes to avoid it. He aims to draw international attention to the threat from arms supplied to an avowed enemy by Soviet sources as he seeks meetings with Molotov and Western ministers.
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Geneva
Moshe Sharett
Sharrett
V.M. Molotay
Molotoy
Sharett
Israel
Helpt
Chest Drive Continued from Page One
Wiseman and A captains lead a roster of names including Blackie Sanders Howard and Allan Underwood with 900 and 3000 block designations. The list shows many captains and workers, but several names remain unreported by the captains.
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Blackie
Sanders
Howard
Wiseman
A. 10
Whosterman
Allan Underwood
Shlock
Bill Willee
R. L. Brickner
Roger Allen Jr
Bol Decking
Clifton Hill
Boc Blork
EF J. Day
Mike Nichols
F. W. Brittingham
Harry Starks
Fred Wright
Lee Hintz
Lisle Eby
Luke Smith
Raymond Anderson
Block
George Clem
Lyman Wiley
Dick Raney
Ted Kennedy
Bud Jennings
Emmett Williams
Fred Cooper
Warotd Scheve
Frank Kennedy
Lay Culbertson
Odd Williams
Guy Kidwell
Clyde Harding
New Agricultural Extension Council Members Named
Agricultural extension council representatives have been elected from Levempian Township. Read as WoOP Brown agriculture Thiward Morris 4-H club C. C. Matthews home economics.
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Agricutural Extension Council
Levempian Township
Woop
Brown
Thiward
Strange method of getting relief in Norwalk
William J. Pivar, 39, said he felt better after throwing a heavy ash tray through a large plate glass window at the Norwalk sheriff's substation. Deputies scattered as glass showered them, and Pivar was promptly arrested on suspicion of malicious mischief. He told Deputy Roy Kundtz he had an urge to break a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Calif
William J. Pivar
Sherif
Pivar
Roy Kundtz
Mozart Recitals Highlight KU Faculty Next Week
Mozart music anchors two KU faculty recitals in Strong Auditorium next week as part of the university Mozart bicentennial. On Monday soprano Marie Wilkins and tenor Joseph Wilkins perform arias and duets from Idomeneo and Exultate Jubilate, with accompanying artists. Wednesday violinist Raymond Cerf, assisted by Marian Jerja, offers Mozart and diverse works including Vivaldi and Paganini pieces. Both programs start at 8 p.m. and are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Mavie Wilkins
Joseph Wilkins
Raymond Cerf
Marian Jerj
Mozart
Vivaldi
Bruch
Kablevsky
Haieff
Milhaud
Paganini
Wilkins
Beethoven
Haydn
Felix
Fanny Mendelssohn Schulmann
Alfred Gallup
Lawrence
Jin Strong
Marie
St. Louis Opera
Schubert
Metropolitan Opera
Town Hall
New York
K. U. Department of Voice
Acheson Attacks Dulles on Leadership Quality
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson criticizes Dulles for poor leadership and accuses him of frustration in guiding free nations. He argues Democrats should lead foreign policy, while James Byrnes warns against renewed attacks on diplomats as a political tactic.
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New York
Dean Acheson
Dulles
Acheson
James F. Byrnes
Harper's
Byrnes
Colliers
Denver Man Jurors Ordered to Report November Fourteen
Jurors listed by name and address are ordered to report on November 14. The roster includes Mrs. Cora Adame and many residents from Norman, Baldwin, Eudora, and Overbrook, among others, with multiple street addresses and routes.
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Cora Adame
Ark. St
Norman Aldrich
C. J. Anderson
Miss. St
Clifford Anderson
Baldwin
Richard Anderson
E. C. Archer
Country Club Ci
Moreland Baldwin
Momer C. Broers
Eudora
Mildred Brown
N. 1. St
W. Brunk
Howard Burnett
Barker Ave
Everett P. Christianson
23Rd St
Martha Cottle
Fern Dixon
Mo. St
Mae Elam
Hilkcrest Rd
Edith Ernst
Ind. St
John I. Felsher
6Th St
Alf Gammill
Conrad Gastrock
Kenneth R. Giffin
Moundview Dr
Russell Houk
E. M. Huston
Overbrook
Earl Johnson
John Kazmaier
Joseph Kelly
Johnson Ave
Ralph Kerns
John Landon
Roy Lawson
Wellsville
Charles Lindell
W. 6Th St
Otto Luckan
Tenn St
Richard W. Madaus
St. John Morgan
Melvin Morriss
Frank Parker
Margaret Pierce
William C. Pitman
Vt. St
Duane Postlethwaite
Univ. Dr
C. C. Ragan
W. 16Th St
Warlan Robertson
Charles Ssile
Carl Sc
Rural Life Groups Meet For District Officers Meeting
The Douglas County Rural Life Group hosted Lyons County for a district officers meeting on Wednesday. After dinner at Kansan University Memorial Union Building, the groups discussed Rural Life case studies at the 4-H Fair grounds with input from Mary Elsie Border Georgianna Smurthwaite and Marjorie Tennant from Kansas State College.
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Douglas County Rural Life Group
Lyons County
Kansan University Memorial Union
Rural Life Groups
Kansas State College
Mary Elsie
Border
Georgianna Smurthwaite
Marjorie Tennant
Extension Information Department
Lawrence street repairs eyed with mud jacking projects
Lawrence street crews plan mud jacking and crack sealing next week to fix lane alignment issues on South Massachusetts Street. Police report a water balloon prank led to a pistol incident. no charges filed. KU events include a Friday night rack ride rumor, a mystery reading at the library, and local football schedule notes.
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Massachusetts
A. T
Buck) Hodges
Lawrence
Bob Morley
Tenn. St
Morley
Freshman Class President Nominees Named at KU
Local report notes one of three men nominated for president of the freshman class in the Kansas University primary elections. Other nominees are Dan Casson of Topeka and Pat Little of Wichita. Balloting occurs next Wednesday with the general election the following week.
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Dorothy Hopkins
Oread Ave
Nina Dixon
Haskell Rea
Shirley Leseh
Route 3
Donna Turner
Oskaloosa
Barbara Rockhold
Baldwin
Elizabeth Roberta
Century
Florence Hollingsworth
McLouth
Oliver Pickett
Ind
Phyllis Hollis
Crankle
Jean
Local Births and Fire Report From City
Birth notices list a son for Mr and Mrs Gerald L Jones at 1709 Vermont Street and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Clark Morton Jr at 1912 North H Street and a son for Mr and Mrs Jerald Lehman in Baldwin and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Larry Coker at 1005 Miss Street. Fire crews were called to a trash fire behind an alley near 823 North New York Street with crocodile leather demand cited by the Geographic Society.
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Gerald L. Jones
Vt, St
Clark Morton Jr
N. H. St
Jerald Lehman
Baldwin
Larry
Coker
Miss
Lawrence
National
N.Y
St. Geographic Society
Market News Roundup Signals Mixed U.S. Trading
Stocks rose modestly after a hesitant start. Wheat futures gained as export demand supported prices. Cattle and hog markets showed range moves with steers and heifers softer in Kansas City while hogs jumped to new highs. The Day in Wall Street notes a subdued session with gains in motors and chemicals and a Virginia Jamestown anniversary appropriation of 200000 dollars.
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Kansas
Carlotta
Wichita
Hutchinson
Salina
St. Joseph
Amarillo
Enid
Fort Worth
Wall Street
New York
William B. Kirby Promoted to Lawrence Mails Superintendent
William B. Kirby 57 of Route 4 has been named mails superintendent at the Lawrence Post Office succeeding retiree Samuel P. Moyer. Kirby joined the Postal Service in Lawrence in 1922 as a clerk, became foreman in 1939, served as temporary mails superintendent from 1941 to 1946, and then returned to his foreman role.
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William B. Kirby
Route 4
Lawrence
Samuel P. Moyer
Kirby
Postal Service
Farm City Week observed by Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Lawrence Kiwanis Club members marked Farm City Week at the Eldridge Hotel. John H. Cooter of the Topeka OASI office spoke on the 1954 social security amendments making farm operators self employed. A Q and A followed the talk and guests stayed for further discussion.
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Sei
Gerhart
Tom Gerhart Sr
Douglas County
Blackberry Hill Lodge
Mountain Home
Ark
Droodles
Eldridge
Harald Leheve
Kenneth Whitenight
A. B. Sanders
Anderson
Scheve
Journal-World Photo
Lynwood Smith Sr
NEW AG
Mt. Dread
Denver
Jayhawk
Memorial Union
Ymca Jand Ywca
YMCA
Mama
Papa
Johnny
Violet Eckhoff
Kansas City
St. Louis
Heidelberg
Germany
Lawrence High
Haskell Stadium
Haskell Institute
Holton
Lincoln
Nebraska
K. U
Air Force Academy
Memorial Hospital
Gaylord Schneck Jr
Cadet Ave
Ruth Parker
Mabel Ousdahl
Myrtle Dickerman
Lyons St
Clyde Martin
Maple Lane
Billie Began
Ohio St
Irene Olson
Mass
Minnie Pierce
Sunflower
Dorothy Childers
Mary Paretsaky
Harold Elliott
Elizabeth Dunn
Locust Su
Arlen Dell Richardson
K. C. Cash Grain
I. GC
USDA
O. B. Farm
Virginia
Admiral
Allied
Atchison
Atlas Pdr
Avco
Bald Lima
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Ut du Pont Ag
Eagle P Ul Gen Dynam
Elec
Gen Motors
Ul Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Pdr
Kan C Souw
Kan
P&l
Monsan
Mont Ward
Reyn
St Jos
Ataa Uv & St Reg
Sears Roeb
Sinclair O
Socony
N. J
US Steel
Woolworth
Safetz
Farmers Insurance
Exchange & Fire Insurance Exchange & Claims Office District
Andy” Anderson
W. H. Dial
Funeral Home Ambulance Service
New Hampshire
William Kirby
Coast Guard
ST. Petersburg
Fla. i
Paul Smith
Walter Wilson
Tee Pes Junction
Hen
U.S
Hestercto
Chicago - Duluth - ST. Paul and
Lincoln, Neb
Western Electric
J.D. Burtle
Continental
Baltimors
11Th Streets
Theas
Harrison
FBI
May
H. Ke, Heath
Western Electric Co
Hawthorne Station
Chicago
Milneis
Chicago, Ill
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