FHA Officials Discuss Legislation At Kansas Meet
Fifty eight FHA officials from Eastern Kansas met at the Memorial Union of Kansas University to review a new law expanding refinancing for farm debts and raising operating loan limits. State Director Darrel Dunn and other FHA leaders outlined loans for operating, developing, and part time farms, with insured loans funded by private tenders and rates set at five percent for operating loans.
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Farmers Home Administration
Kansas
Memorial Union
Kansas Univer Age
FHA
Darrel A. Dunn
Topeka
Eastern Kansas
Cliff Harding
Lawrence
Framers Home Administration
Phi Delts Longest Serving Housemother at KU
The Phi Delta Theta house at the University of Kansas celebrates its longest serving housemother, who for 28 years guided 70 to 80 young men annually. After time away in Europe, she plans to return to assist the KU Phi Delt brothers in emergencies.
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Quita
A Hty
Baye
Europe
K.U
Phi Delt
Kansas University Parents Day on Oct 6 draws 2000 attendees
More than 2,000 parents are expected for the fifth annual Parents Day at Kansas University on October 6. The program lets parents meet advisers, tour campuses, open-house events run from 9 to 1, with a Bailey Hall dedication on Oct 5–6. Chancellor Murphy and staff will host receptions and a football game ticket offer of $2.00.
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Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Museum of Art
Spooner Holland University
Franklin D. Murphy
Laurence Woodruff
Woodruff
Emily Taylor
Donald Alderson
Alderson
Student Health Service
Guidance Bureau
Watson Library
Allen Fieldhouse
Bailey Hall
School of Education
Memorial Union Building
Murphy
Karl Edwards
Gerald Pearson
Extension Ctlasses
Cohairman
Mitchell Denies Unions' Charge on Steel Strike
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell rejected claims by the United Steelworkers union that he used pressure to force a settlement. He told reporters at a press conference after addressing the International Association of Machinists that there were no threats or coercion and he only offered a mediation signal by linking the two sides.
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San Francisco
James P. Mitchell
International Assa of Machinists
Albert J. Hayes
Machinists’ International
Union League Club
Hayes
Washington Evening Star
Mitchell
Taft-Hartey
New Assistants Set in K U Spanish Department
Kansas University announces the hiring of Dr. Darnell Boaten and Dr. Arnold H. Weiss as assistant professors of Spanish. Weiss comes from Wisconsin University where he chaired the Spanish Department in the Milwaukee Extension Division and spent 1954 55 abroad in Spain. Boaten taught at Texas University for three years and has studied in Mexico.
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Arnold H. Weiss
Kansas University
Franklin JD. Murphy
Weiss
Wisconsin University
Milwaukee
Spain
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Wisconsin
Roaten
Texas University
Mexico
Central State College
Oklahoma
Michigan University
Michigan
Lehigh University
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Car and truck collision causes $1300 damage at 79th and Towa
Mary Tao key, 19, of 1610 W 9th St, was driving a car and collided with a truck driven by David Morgan, 24, of Paola, at 79th and Towa Streets. The car sustained about 3800 in damage and the truck overturned while loaded with sand. No injuries were reported. Deputies noted the sheriff's office statements.
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79Th
Towa Sts
Mary Taokey
9Th St
David Morgan
Paola
Police Chief Warns Of Tight Crackdown To Avoid Accidents
Police Chief John Hazelet warned of stricter traffic law enforcement after a rash of crashes Wednesday. In under 12 hours six accidents were reported, one a pedestrian strike near Tenth Street and Massachusetts. Pedestrian TL suffered minor injuries and was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Suspect car owner was Frank Moser of Milwaukee. Drivers Marian Holmes and Harold Cannon were cited in a separate collision at 23rd Street and Lincoln Streets causing about 475 dollars in damages.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Vred Nemire
2Nd St
Nemir
Hazelet
Marian Holmes
Ala
Harold Cannon
Eudora
Sts
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court
Probate Court issued marriage licenses for pairs including Leonard Wilcox and Faye Reeves both of Lane. Max Hepner and Shirley Waltman of Baldwin. Gerrard Bickford and Dessa Dean of Lawrence. Harry North and Betty Turner of Baldwin. John Eckert of Dodge City and Yvonne Robb of Lawrence. Ned Joslin and Jane Werth of Lawrence. Jack Anderson and Ellen Smith of Lawrence. John Harris and Janie Shaake of Lawrence. William Brinigar of Lawrence and Marianne Crosby of Topeka.
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Leonard Earl Wilcox
Lane
Faye Elaine Reeves
Lawrence
Max Charles Hepner
Shirley Ann Waltman
Baldwin
Gene Gerrard Bickford
Dessa P. Dean
Harry Allen North
Betty Ann Turner
John Lawrence Eckert
Dodge City
Yvonne Louise Robb
Ned Joslin
Jane Werth
Jack Anderson
Ellen Marie Smith
John A. Harris
Janie Shaake
William
Brinigar
Marianne Crosby
Topeka
Deaths and Funerals David Rees Gano and Mayme Seiler
Funeral services for David Rees Gano are set for 2 p.m. Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Robert Swift presiding and burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Mayme E. Seiler, 81, of 926 i 1 Miss. St. died Wednesday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. She will be buried in Oak Mill Cemetery after a 2 p.m. Saturday service at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Harold Hamilton. Friends may call at Rumsey until noon Saturday. Mrs. Seiler is survived by a sister, Mrs. F. D. Brooks, and several nieces and nephews.
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Gano
Rumsey Funeral
Robert Swift
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mayme E. Seller
Mayme E. Seiler
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Trinity Lutheran Church
Harold Hamilton
Oak Mill Cemetery
Rumsey Funeral Home
Seiler
F. D. Brooks
Stevenson Beckons To Workers to Act With the Democrats
Democratic nominee Adlai Stevenson urged American workers to choose vision over complacency and march with the Democrats toward a "new America" in this election year. He criticized Republicans for rhetoric without action, noted moments from the Republican convention, and contrasted party records on social security benefits for the disabled and women eligibility. Stevenson spoke before labor groups and the International Association of Machinists in San Francisco, highlighting kinship between workers and Democrats.
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Adial E. Stevenson
America
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nixon
American Legion
Los Angeles
International Assn
Democratic Party
Senate
Democrats
Tie
Baldwin Home Destroyed In Second Fire Of Week
Lightning struck the five room G R Bob Craig residence south of Baldwin at 7 p m causing a $10000 damage to the house and 4000 to the contents with no insurance. Irvin G Danley of Kansas City Mo owned the home the Craigs were away when the strike occurred. The house had been remodeled and contained newly bought clothing valued at about 500 lost in the blaze. This followed a Monday lodge hall fire in Baldwin causing about 38000 in damages attributed to defective wiring.
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Bob
Craig
Baldwin
P. W
Duck) Jones
Irvin G. Danley
Kansas City
Craigs
Emporia State College
Masonic Lodge Hall
Fire damages slight at Mason residence on Lincoln Street
Firefighters responded to Wayne S. Mason residence at 216 Lincoln Street around 10 30 this morning for a fire involving wood near a recently installed wall gas furnace. Fire Chief John Miller reported only slight damage. Wood reportedly fell into the furnace during installation and ignited when the furnace was lit.
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Fhre
Wayne S. Mason
Lincoln St
John Miller
Miller
Theft Reported Of 455 80 From Car Glove Box
Homer Willis of 1402 Maple Lane told police Wednesday that $455.80 was stolen from the glove compartment of his car parked in the alley behind the Sears Roebuck building. The glove box was pried open and unlocked.
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Maple Lane
Willis
Sears Roebuck
E. 3Th St
Train Wreck South of Baldwin No Injuries Reported
Seven of thirty five freight cars derailed south of Baldwin near Leloup due to an axle break on a wheat car. No injuries were reported as the westbound Santa Fe freight derailed. two cars jackknifed onto the eastbound track. Eastbound traffic resumed and cleanup was underway by afternoon.
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Leloup
Baldwin
Lawrence
Texas
Wall Street
New York
Olls
Suez
Middle East
American Telephone
New Mexico
Sportsmen Meet Friday in Douglas County
The Douglas County Sportsman's Club holds its regular meeting at 7 30 p m Friday in the Home Ec Building at the Douglas County 4 H Fairgrounds. President George Latham said car identification stickers are ready and will be distributed at the meeting.
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Douglas County Sportsman's Club
Douglas County
Junior Legion Manager Given West Watch For His Services to Squad
Lawrence Junior Legion baseball banquet honors manager Alan Fisher and coach Tony Ice. Delbert Mathia MC and gifts presented by Dorsey-Liberty Post No 14 and District Court Judge Frank Gay as 95 attendees praise Legion program keeping youths active. Judge Gray commends the baseball and Recreation Commission efforts.
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Lawrence Junior Legion
Ane
Ata Juel
Ninty
Judge Gray
Legion
Recreation’ Commission
Heard in Lawrence square dance lessons begin Tuesday
The Do Sa Do Square Dance Club sponsored by the Recreation Commission opens a beginners class at 7 20 p.m. Tuesday at the 4 H Fairgrounds, running through Oct 30. Pat Beedles will teach, with Wayne Bly noting the sessions are open to the public for a fee to cover expenses.
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The
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Wayne Bly
Pat Beedles
de Sa Do
Herman Jeanquenin
O. B. Shipman
Ralph Farmer
Reading
Bly
County Traffic Fines Levyed on Speeding Violations
Two individuals appeared in County Court on Wednesday and were fined for traffic violations. Robert E. Petrie of Route 3 paid 10 dollars fine plus costs for speeding, and Morris E. Snodgrass of McLouth also paid 10 dollars and costs for speeding.
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Robert E. Petrie
Morris E. Snodgrass
McLouth
Wheat and livestock markets show mixed activity in Kansas City report
Market notes from Kansas City reveal wheat prices near 2.2, corn and oats firm, soybeans weak on big crop outlook, hogs and cattle steady to higher. Detailed futures quotes and cash bids listed for No 2 hard and red varieties, soybeans, barley, and oats. Also notes on poultry prices, butter, and egg statistics. Wall Street activity includes oil gains and a tempered market with AT&T rights offering. Emporia elementary enrollment up modestly.
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Kansas City
Allen Choice Friday Recount Deadline Stated in Court
The report notes past cases on recounts of general action votes but none on a primary contest. Allen and Shana Han discuss the three day deadline after the state board of canvassers final determination to request a recount, with Allen agreeing on the timeline.
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Allen
Shanahan
State Board of Canvassers
Hospital Admits and Discharges Listed for Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital records show admissions for Mrs. Margaret Peasive of Ohio Street John Farris of Oskeloosa and Mrs. Violet Cowden of Louisiana Street among others. Discharges include Mrs. Donna Bartholomew and baby girl. Mrs. Marilyn Lane and Misa Nina O’Brien. and Mr. and Mrs. Dee Man with a daughter born in Baldwin. Also noted are births for Mrs. Ann Ave Lottis and Mr. Gerald Bodin with a daughter and a son born Wednesday.
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Ohio St
John Farris
Oskeloosa
Violet Cowden
la. St
James Ward
Linwood
Donna Bartholomew
DeSoto
Virgil Kellson
Tonganoxie
Lewis Wustefeld
Onto St
Marilyn Lane
Misa Nina O’brien
Elm St
Ann Ave Lottis
Sunflower
Bints
Dee Man
Baldwin
Way
Moundview Dr
Gerald Bodin
Nixon on Communist menace and need for strength
In a speech to the American Legion National Convention in Los Angeles Nixon argues the communist challenge is too crucial to be met by mere diplomacy. He cites ten reversals in communist policy since 1918 and warns that kindly attitudes won't deter totalitarian aims without military and economic power backing the United States. He criticizes softer lines and urges steadfast resolve to prevent being duped by peace signals.
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Los Angeles
Vice
Cea
Eal
American Legion National Convention
America’s
Nixon
United States
Erie Man Killed by Falling Tree Limb
Erie Kansas police report a man named Seth Riggle, 57, of Erie was killed late yesterday when struck by a four inch limb during a tree trimming incident near Erie. Investigators describe the event as a fatal accident with no foul play suspected.
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Erie, Kas
Seth Riggle
Erie
Card of Thanks for Stella Shuler Family
The Flory family expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for cards food blood donations and kindness during the illness and death of husband father and grandfather Stella Shuler and to Mr and Mrs Marvin Flory James Mrs Oscar Flory Wanda and Lloyd Flory for support.
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Stella Shuler
Marvin Flory
James
Oscar Flory
Wanda
Lloyd Flory
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