Former Mutual officials charged over propaganda for Dominican Republic
Three ex Mutual Broadcasting System officials faced federal indictment in Washington for allegedly accepting 750000 dollars to air pro Dominican Republic propaganda. The case cites former president Alexander L Guterma and ex executives Hal Roach Jr and Garland L Culpepper Jr. Robert F Hardleigh of Mutual disputed current staff knowledge of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Roach Jr
Mutual Card
Garland L. Culpepper Jr
MBS Radio System
New York
Robert F. Hardleigh
Mutual
Mutual Network
Guterama
Roach
Culpepper
Mutual Broadcasting System
Two Lawrence youths fined for stealing watermelons
Earl Stowe 19 of 312 Perry and Edward Reusch 16 of 634 N 6th were fined 50 dollars each in County Court after being found guilty of stealing watermelons from Henry Bearman farm near Lakeview Monday night. A juvenile accomplice was cited to juvenile court.
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Lawrence
Earl Stowe
Perry
Edward Reusch
Henry Bearman
Lakeview
Sheriff's Office
Deaths Funerals Chilson and Patchen Services
Funeral services for Miss Anna Chilson of 245 Me St will be at 9 a m Thursday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev M C Allen officiating and burial in Dover Cemetery John Elijah Patchen 88 of 447 Elm St died this morning in Lawrence Memorial Hospital services set for 3 p m Thursday at Burksey Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Cemetery with Masonic graveside rites Survivors include two sons Thomas W Patchen and John V Patchen two daughters Burl Hill and Mrs Clara Rafter five grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilson
Anna Chilson
245
Me. St
Rumsey Funeral
M. C. Allen
Dover Cemetery
John Elijah Patchen
Elm St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Burksey Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Thomas W. Patchen
W. 4Th St
John V. Patchen
Ohio St
Burl Hill
Excelsior Springs
Clara Rafter
Kansas City
Meeting Notice Zerbal Lodge of Perfection
Stated communication of Zerbal Lodge of Perfection Wednesday September 2. Matter of importance demanding attention of membership. Lodge opens 7 30 p m. Ernest Pontius V M C Wright Secy Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zerbal Lodge of Perfection
Ernest Pontius
V. M
C. Wright
Ady
Lawrence High Orientation Draws Largest Crowd in History
At Lawrence High School an orientation program Monday night drew about 600 parents and students, well above the 400 average. Principal Neal Wherry cited increased national interest in high school education and higher entering class enrollment. Building work for the Dillon Supermarket site at 1800 Mass St will start soon, with completion slated for early 1960. The Lawrence Police Department received AAA recognition for no pedestrian deaths in 1958, though one traffic fatality occurred from a scooter truck collision.
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Lawrence High School
Neal Wherry
Wherry
United States
Dillon
1800
Mass
St. A Dillon
Lawrence
AAA
Lawrence and Mrs Carter Move to New York Honor List
Lawrence and Mrs Carter relocate to New York. The following juniors receive the honor certificate: Dudley Allen to Fred Wood. Sophomores earning honors include Sharon Brandt to Pete Youngberg, listing many named students across several columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Carter
New York
Dudley Allen
Joan Baur
Susan Combs
Gwen Davis
Robert Frazier
Wynne Goff
Fred Hartman
Janet Heck
Jeff Heek
Juanita King
Charles Lanning
Byron Leonard
Mike Milroy
Mike Miner
David Mitchell
Carol Rose
Lary Schiefelbusch
Dennis Shayer
Roger Torneden
Ralph Thomas
Susan Ulmer
Robert West
Jane Wiggins
Fred Wood
Sharon Brandt
Stephen Campbell
Robert Cohen
Jo Ann Elrod
Mimi Frink
Doug Hargadine
John Hartman
Justin Hill
Diane Jenks
Cindy Jones
Billie Kelly
William Kerfoot
Wilson Kerfoot
April King
Edward King
Roy King
Paul Longren
Pat Lyons
Pat McCall
Dennis McGonigle
Jean Phillips
Kathy Schultz
Steve Lindt
Tim Sommerville
Sharon Stalcup
James Waggoner
Robert Wetzel
Gary White
Howard Wilcox
Robert Williams
Pete Youngberg
Dr McConnell Opens Dental Practice In Lawrence
Dr. Robert E. McConnell begins dental practice in Lawrence joining Dr. George Brahler at the new clinic on the northeast corner of 10th and Ky Streets. A graduate of Kansas City University Dental School he practiced briefly in Kansas City before moving here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. McConnell
Lawrence
George Brahler
10Th and
Ky. Sts
Brahler
Mass
McConnell
Kansas City University Dental School
Kansas City
T Here
KCU
Missouri
Warrensburg
Springfield
Liquor Store Held Up Here
An armed robber entered Underwood Liquor Store at 1215 W. 6th St late Monday night. He wore a woman's stocking mask and fled after taking 1, 5 and 10 dollar bills totaling 60 to 75 dollars. A getaway car was seen. tire tracks found near Missouri Street. Police believe a second man aided the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood Liquor Store
W. 6Th St
William Underwood
Underwood
Missouri Street
John Hazelet
Hazelet
City grapples with rising juvenile felonies and gang violence
Gov. reports over 8,000 arrests of youths under 21 since January 1 and a sharp rise in arrests of those under 16 and aged 16 to 20. Extra police will patrol trouble hours from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. in Manhattan. In a separate homicide case, Frenchy Cordero, 18, and four others face charges after a fatal attack that followed an marijuana offer dispute.
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Kennedy
Frenchy Cordero
Homcide
Manhattan
West Side
Eleanor Diaz
Frenchy
John
Diaz
Cordero
Robert Young
Anthony Krzesinski
Nichols in Favor Of Building Plan For KU Expansion
Raymond Nichols of Kansas University backs a one time five million building aid proposal from Sen. Don Hults to fund urgent KU needs and projects at Emporia Pittsburg and Ft Hays. The plan targets Lindley and Malott Halls Fraser and Haworth remodeling and a new Engineering School with Watson Library expansion.
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Kansas
Raymond Nichols
Kansas University
Don Hults
Lawrence
Rotary Club
Hulty
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Nichols
Board of Regents
University
Lindley Hall
Malott Hall
Haworth Hall
Fraser Hall
Watson Library
Hults
Blake Hall
Memorial Stadium
Kansas State University
Emporia
Pittsburg
Ft. Hays
Eisenhower and Macmillan Forge Postwar Alliance Climate
A wartime leaders’ dialogue ends with a fireside chat that marks a first in European politics. The Daily Express notes Eisenhower earned instant British affection and growing confidence in five days. The Daily Mail lauds his sincerity and plain speaking on global issues.
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Eisenhower
Macmillan
The
Daily Express
Daily Mail
Memoir-echoed Discord Among Allied Leaders During War
Excerpts reveal deep tensions between Eisenhower Montgomery and Churchill as Alanbrooke recalls friction over leadership. Eisenhower faces criticism for inaction while Montgomery praised for action yet faulted for tact. Churchill questions ideas, Monty laments lost friendship, and Brooke notes confidence issues.
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Ike
Monty
Viscount Alanbrooke
Imperial General Staff
Eisenhower
Fsenhower
Winston Churchill
Alanbrooke
Winston
Montgomery
Champs Revealed For LCC Tourney
Lawrence Country Club announces flight champions in the annual tournament. A flight winner Charles Oldfather defeated Curtis Dalton 4 and 2. B flight champion Bob Cornwell beat Craig Collier 2 and 1. C flight winner Elmer Pierson edged John Horvath 1 up on 19 holes. D flight honors went to Bill York who defeated Dave Evans 2 up. Stoland and Hanna meet in an 18 hole semi final to face Paul Carlson in the championship flight on Labor Day. Hanna and Carlson had been away attending the national Jaycee golf tourney.
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Lawrence Country Club
Wilbur Norton
Charles Oldfather
Curtis Dalton
Bob Cornwell
Craig Collier
Elmer Pierson
John Horvath
Bill York
Dave Evans
Bob Stoland
John Hanna
Paul Carlson
Labor Day
Hanna
Carlson
Jayhawks set for heavy scrimmage and two a days this week
Peppercorn and Dittenber among injured players as Kansas begins a demanding practice schedule. Two a days start at 6 30 am with afternoon sessions at 3 30 pm while a 1 30 pm Saturday scrimmage is planned. Mitchell listed tentative lineups for three units featuring Peppercorn Deer and Crank among starters.
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Gene Dittenber
Jayhawks
Mitchell
John Peppercorn
Mike Deer
Dick Davis
Dewitt Lewis
Jim Mills
Benny Boydston
Kent Staab
Bill Crank
Dave Harris
Gib Wilson
Doyle Schick
Chuck Lukinac
Dale Remsberg
Larry Lousch
Wilfred Bales
Joe Spurney
Dick Rohlf
Fred Hageman
Duane Morris
Ron Leitch
Curt McClinton
Fred Bukaty
Larry Allen
Sam Simpson
Stan Kirshman
Ken Fitch
Elvin Basham
Bill McKinney
Mike Bogard
Lee Flachsbarth
John Had
Jim Jarrett
Mike Fisher
Vaccine Heist Silences 75000 Salk Doses in Montreal
Montreal health officials report 75 000 Salk polio vaccine doses stolen from a research center by four masked gunmen. The loss threatens the anti polio campaign as 17 new hospital cases push the yearly total to 554 with 30 deaths. The vaccine must stay at 40 degrees Fahrenheit and risks degeneration after 48 hours. A black market motive is suspected.
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Montreal
Berlin War Preparations and Rationing Amid Nazi Control
A wartime observer describes Berlin in early September with men laying camouflage wire, schools inspecting horses for the front, and ration cards tightening life. Civilians hoard scarce goods as the regime pressures workers and silence dissent, while a poster declares The enemy is listening. The report notes Nazi grab of Danzig on a Wednesday.
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Hitler
Berlin
Reich
Germany
Danzig
Memorial Hospital Dismissals and Births Noted in Local List
The community records shows dismissals from Memorial Hospital and births including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kass a son born today. A regional note discusses river recreation on the Kansas River with comments from Stanley Smith of the State Health Agency on sewage treatment reducing risks near Topeka and Lawrence but potential concerns closer to Kansas City.
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Robert Kass
R. I. St
Sours River
Kansas Or
Kaw
Bowersock Dam
Missouri
Stanley Smith
State Health Agency
Topeka
Lawrence
Smith
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas River
Health Board
Big Muddy Josephs Ordered for River Construction
Federal authorities order construction work on the Big Muddy Josephs project to improve sanitary conditions by 1963. State health officials warn that with Kansas City’s population growth, river water may carry bacteria or viruses, likening the Missouri to an open sewer and advising against drinking or splashing. Some Lawrence area residents travel to use the Missouri River despite risks.
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death
The family expresses sincere gratitude for the many acts of kindness shown during the recent illness and death of their loved one.
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Motie
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Dr. McConnell
Gov
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Francisco Cruz
Nestor Hernandez
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Maine
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Mass. St
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James Raybern
Eudora
Harold Schweitzberger
Oak Hill Ave
Donna Rogers
Lindenwood Lane
Henry Smith
Ark, St
Lelani Kass
R. I
Nancy Gray
Naaman Greer
Bing White
Roy Ziesenis
R. J
Martha Rayhill
Rebecca Knoche
Basehor
Mary Brubaker
11Th
Arthur Peck
Prospect Ave
Donald Harrison
Learnard Ave
Greg Moutsanides
Shirley Skinner
Route 1
Betty Cantrill
Maple
Billie Wells
Stouffer Place
Shirley Collins
Mich. St
Shelia Atwell
8Th St
Chester Chiappa
Dale Wagner
Rockledge Rd
Edith Ernst
Ind
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Milt Stoffer
N. H
Fast—Fair—Friendly Claims Service
AUTO
Farmers Insurance Group
Andy” Anderson
W. Sth
Travelers Homeowners Policy
Viswron
Fiat
Travler
Calvin
Hartec
Lawrence Mills
Karl Kreider
Maude Steed
Dwight Regniera
Lawrence Memorial Co
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