Stevenson Attacks Ike on H Bomb Policy
Boston. Adlai E. Stevenson labels President Eisenhower’s stance a do nothing attitude of hopeless defeatism on how to save the world from hydrogen devastation. He criticizes the White Paper and outlines a 3,000 word memorandum arguing that a voluntary agreement with the Russians offers no safe guards without inspection and that detection cannot be assured for all tests due to vast Soviet territory.
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Boston
Adial E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Local Inn near Lawrence aims to open Dec 17
Heard in Lawrence Mike Murphree said the Virginia Inn a 24 unit motel west of Lawrence on US 40 should open for business December 17 thanks to favorable recent weather. Owned by George Lawrence Skipper and Odd Williams the deluxe units feature mahogany paneling and in room telephone and television with Continental breakfast.
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Mike Murphree
General Manaager
Virginia Inn
Lawrence
Highway 40
George Lawrence
Skipper
Odd Williams
Murphree
Three Roerk Family Members Injured In Lawrence Wreck
Three members of the Lawrence Roerk family suffered minor injuries when their car struck a parked vehicle at 1307 West 19th Street. The driver James R. Roerk 34 and his two children Sara Ann 2 1/2 and Mike 5 1/2 were treated and discharged from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The parked car owned by Herbert Weidensaul. Police estimate total damage at $1,000.
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Lawrence
W. 19Th St
James R. Roerk
W. 20Th St
Sara Ann
Mike
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Herbert Weidensaul
19Th St
Journal World Football Contest slate and rules
Lawrence Journal World lists a weekly football contest slate featuring Air Force Texas A&M Army TCU Colorado Iowa State Duke Purdue Wichita Iowa Michigan State Nebraska Navy Northwestern Tulsa Washington and Texas UCLA Texas Tech Yale Kansas with entry rules. Entrants must print name and address and submit by Friday noon.
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Air Force
Texa A&m Army T.C.U. Colorado
Iowa State
Duke
Purdue
Wichita
Iowa
Michigan State
Nebraska Navy
Northwestern
Tulsa
Washington
Texas
U.c.la
Texas Tech
Yale
Journal
World
Journal-World
Lawrence Journal-World
Journalorld
Linwood Man Leads Kansas Journal World Score Contest
Linwood Man tops the Kansas Journal World guessing contest with a near perfect score on the KU game as 700 plus entrants from across the US vie for top honors. Contest deadline is noon Friday and past weeks show many upsets with teams like Mississippi State Texas A M and Michigan State affecting standings.
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Mississippi State
Texas A&m
Baylor
Michigan State
Mllinois
Miami
Fla
T.C.U
Minnesota Gophers
Michigan
Oregon State
U.C.L.A
Jtowa
Purdue
Guy Kidwell
Lawrence
John Beckwith
Eudora
Ignatius Schumacher
Sunnyside
Leonard Medina
Louis E. Gay, Jr
Kansas City
Stan Ball
LeRoy Siscoe
Curtis Warthen
K.U
Wise
Brewer
Haskell
Albert James Silver
Keokukilah
Alan Hitt
James K. Hitt
Kansas
Tonight
Journal- World
Crossroads Store Set At Annual Antique Show
A Crossroads Store booth will offer Lawrence residents a venue to buy and sell antiques at the Lawrence Antique Show on November 3 and 4 at the Community Building. Managed by Mrs. Gerald M. Carney, the booth will handle sales of items owned by local residents, supplementing dealers' booths.
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Lawrence
Gerald M. Carney
R. I. St
Science Math Enrollment Sets Record at KU Day
A record 1,200 high school science students and teachers attended Kansas University Science and Mathematics Day. Highlights included Dr. J. Allen Hynek on The Satellite Aloft and Dr. Carlyle S. Smith on An Expedition to the South Pacific.
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Kansas University
K.U
J. Allen Hynek
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Carlyle S. Smith
K.A
Hynek
Smith
South Pacific
Thor Heyerdahl
Rotary Hear Local Delegates Talk Girls and Boys State
Lawrence High School representatives to Girls State and Boys State spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club luncheon. Judy Gorton and Carol Freeman described Girl State on the KU campus. Harry Craig and John Brown outlined Boys State in Wichita. Brown recalled wreath honoring at Arlington and meeting President Eisenhower in the White House Rose Garden.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence Rotary Club
Judy Gorton
Carol Freeman
Girl State
K. U
Harry Craig
John Brown
Boys State
Wichita
Lawrence
Miss Gorton
Miss Freeman
Craig
Supreme Court
Brown
Boys’ State
Kansas
Boys’ Nation
Maryland University
Washington, D. C
White House
Eisenhower
Panama
Rose Garden
K.A
Bob Radcliffe
Bob Driscoll
John Shenk
U S Turnpike warns on speed limits for highway driving
The Turnpike Authority cautions that 40 mph is the minimum on the concrete slab and warns drivers not to overestimate car condition after a rough trial run. It notes 70 mph may feel safe but stresses that speeds over 80 mph are not considered reasonable and prudent, with troopers enforcing limits.
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Turnpike Authority
Turnpike
Birth announcements and hospital notices from Memorial Hospital
A long list records numerous births and hospital notices across Sunflower, Baldwin, Desoto, Tonganoxie, Oskaloosa, and nearby towns. Entries name mothers and babies, often with street addresses, and note several weddings and a few daughters born on a Saturday and Sunday. Names include Carol Mitchell, Jane Ablig, Sandra Smith, Lyn Carlyle, Eunice Tee, Arlene Kraus, Mary Ann Bradley, Sarah Miller, Irma Garber, Lois Neis, Davise Thompson and baby, Helen Heeney, Phyllis Ballew, Doris Wingert, Ella Miller, Hilda Stovall, Everett McCoy, Lucille Underwood, Louise Weeks, Linda Larson, Earl Harrell, Emma Beard, Opal Hanna, Nancy Winter, Synneva Stettler, Benita Tankersley, Eleanor Siegel, Donna Murry, Joseph Pringle, Theo Shaw, Rev James Ewing, Arthur Carlyle, James Uhlig, Herbert Smith. The notices include multiple newborns and a few marriages and a Saturday/Sunday daughter announcements.
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Carol Mitchell
Sunflower
George Purdue
Ash St
Jane Ablig
Vt. St
Sandra Smith
Tonganoxie
Karolyn Carlyle
Oskaloosa
William Harrs
Eunice Tee
William Johnson
Orville Freeman
Arlene Kraus
Jim Roark
W. 20Th St
Mary Ann Bradley
DeSoto
Sarah Miller
N. J. St
Irma Garber
Baldwin
Lois Neis
Eudora
Davise Thompson
Helen Heeney
Me. St
Frances Had
Phyllis Ballew
Doris Wingert
Ella Miller
Hickory St
Hilda Stovall
Mt. St
Everett McCoy
Lucille Underwood
Louise Weeks
Shige Ming
Sylada
Huawditz
la. St
Linda Larson
Earl Harrell
St. Louis
Emma Beard
Ala
Opal Hanna
Miss. St
Nancy Winter
11Th
Sts
Synneva Stettler
Tenn, St
Police Court Cases Reported In New Mexico Area
Rous and Newson were tried in police court on drunkenness charges. Ernest Pettyboy of Ship Rock, N.M. received a 10 day suspended sentence and six months probation. Try One Scott of Tohatchi, N.M. drew a 10 day suspended sentence and six months probation. Ralph Baker of Oklahoma City, Okla. paid a $50 fine. Frank Shoemaker of 1120 Conn. St. received a 10 day suspended sentence and six months probation.
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Rous
Newsons Avever
Todas
Ernest Pettyboy
Shiprock
N.M
Tryone Scott
Tohatchi
Ralph Baker
Oklahoma City
Okla
Frank Shoemaker
Conn
Deaths and Funerals for T Fletcher dr William Taylor Fletcher
Kansas City man 53 retired Western Auto executive died Sunday after a weeklong illness. He worked at Western Auto 1924 to 1942 then ranching in Merwin Missouri. Survived by wife Nina, daughter Barbara Wintermore, sister Florence Davis and two grandchildren. Funeral set for Wednesday in Kansas City with burial there.
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T. Fletcher
Kansas City
Western Auto Supply Co
Culver Military Academy
Kansas University
William Taylor Fletcher Sr
Burd and Fletcher Printing Co
Western Auto
United Securities Co
Fletcher
Merwin
St. John’s Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Cass Lake
Minn
Nina C. Fletcher
Barbara Fletcher Wintermore
Schwarz Rd
Lawrence
Florence F. Davis
Mark Feltcher Wintermote
Terry Ann Wintermote
Graveside rites for Harold Henry in Oak Hill Cemetery
Harold Henry, 73, a former Lawrence resident who died last Monday in New York City, will have graveside services at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Oak Hill Cemetery. Burial will follow in the cemetery.
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Harold Henry
Lawrence
New York City
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lytle complains over omission in polls and two party reference
Prohibition gubernatorial candidate Harry C. Lytle stated he does not appreciate his name or party being omitted in test polls and preflicts. He warned of a third party in Kansas that will be heard from on May 6, while unrelated text notes Israel’s population from over 70 counties on five continents.
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Junction City
Harry C. Lytle
Kansas
Market report from Kansas City with cattle hogs and grains
Cattle 23,500 calves 2,500. slaughter steers and heifers very slow, cows uneven, bulls firm. Hogs 5,000 slow, barrows 25-50 lower, mixed weights 14.25-14.50 in shallow trade. Sheep 3,000 slaughter lambs steady to firm, ewes higher. Wheat futures around 2.29-2.36, corn 1.49-1.56, oats 1.40-1.55, soybeans about 2.08-2.12, prices vary by grade and weight. Cash grain mixed with steady to slightly higher bids on wheat and corn.
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K. O
Kansas City
USDA
Cash Grain
Mitoma
Company cash health and coast to coast operations
The inquiry asks whether the company remains financially strong and if it maintains coast to coast operations. It seeks assessment of financial stability and national reach.
Market gains lead as Eisenhower report lifts stocks
The Day in Wall Street reports a strong market advance with industrials up and pivotal stocks rising. Volume around 2.2 million shares vs 1.8 million Friday, aided by Eisenhower's favorable medical report boosting re election prospects and upbeat business news. U S Steel rose about a point ahead of its third quarter report, with rails and Southern Pacific also advancing.
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Wall Street
New York
Eisenhower
U. S. Steel
Southern Pacific
Co Op Safe Burglarized of 700 in Small Bills
Sheriff Hodson reports a break in at the Co-Op Elevator early Sunday morning. Entry was gained by breaking a window. a vault inside was damaged and about $700 in small bills vanished from two containers. About $50 in change was left untouched. M M Gardner detected the theft.
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Co-Op
Billy Hodson
Hodson
M. M. Gardner
R. I. St
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