KU Chancellor urges balance in athletics and academics
Kansas University's Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy addressed about 265 Jayhawker sports performers at a memorial union dinner, stressing mass work for all students and the joint role of athletics and academics. He praised counselors and faculty, noted high athletic grade averages, and urged continued strong support for athletic programs without sidelining other departments.
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Births and admissions blur in Memorial Hospital notice
A hospital notice lists admitted persons including Myron Dicker Rowe 5 Mrs Helen L LaMonica 1408 TH Dr Robert H Stewart June 1 and others across towns with births noted for Mr and Mrs Lyle Cowden Os noa a son Mr and Mrs Arthur Newell Os noa a daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Klinkenfels Tonganoxie a son and Mr and Mrs Roderick E Davis 01 Murrow Ct a daughter today Patterns show names addresses and infant genders in a dense reader notice.
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Robert H. Stewart
T St
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Meldean McMillan
Tincoln St
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Lyon St
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DeSoto
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Ore. St
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Haskell Ave
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Arthur Newell
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Visit by Sir William Haley to Kansas University
Sir William Haley and Lady Haley plan an American visit, staying in Kansas City area and meeting World News staff. They will attend a dinner party October 2 and tour The World News plant, with Chancellor Murphy announcing an open talk for interested attendees.
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Local Kennel Club Sets Show Sept. 23
The Laserence Juyhoawk Kennel Club hosts its second show at the Community Building on Sept. 23 with classes for pedigreed dogs. Sanctioned by the American Kennel Club, entries, fees, and judging run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with match options and veterinarians on site.
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Santa Fe Workers Attend Claims Session in Santa Fe
About three local employees at the Santa Fe Railway were the June guests at a claims session in a Santa Fe diner as the company pushes to reduce freight claims. Mayor John Crown attended with Lawrence guests as James Lusk leads talks and a film on damage from high speed impacts at locomotive switching.
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Breezy Bike Thief Parmelee Tours Cities Across Country
Parmalee, a longtime bicycle buyer and seller, claims a cross country trip with thefts and hitchhiking, recounting stops from San Quentin to Walla Walla. He describes selling bikes at about 20 dollars, planning to rejoin the service, and evading law in several towns while police investigate missing bicycles and an ongoing case in Lawrence.
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Honest living in hard times prompts odd remarks
A homeless man laments no jobs and recalls a marriage ruined by a missing spouse who took the family money. He claims to have no children. He jokes about his bicycle guarding as a safeguard and mentions stealing only what he can ride off, quoting Parmelee on locks.
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Deaths and Funerals in Kansas Area
William Wyatt 83 a retired Oskalooga farmer died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral set 2 p m Saturday at the Oskaloosa Methodist Church with burial in McLouth cemetery. Survivors: two daughters Mrs D E Dowers and Mrs Harry Craig. two sons Ralph E Wyatt and Walter Wyatt. Frederick C Pflager 69 longtime Eudora resident died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 1 30 p m Monday Rumsey Funeral Home. burial Eudora Cemetery. Survivors: four sisters. two brothers and one aunt. Mrs Audrey McAferty 54 of 2226 N H St died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements later Rumsey Funeral Home. Survivors: husband James F two daughters Mrs Lila Hergert and Mrs Patricia Seward. one son Ic Robert McAferty. three grandchildren.
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Drunk Driver Cunningham Sentenced in County Court
William Dean Cunningham of Topeka was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 100 dollars plus costs for driving while under the influence of liquor in county court on Thursday.
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Simons speaks at Douglas County Bar meeting on London stint
Dolph Simons Jr. told about seven months with the London Times during a Douglas County Bar gathering at the Eldridge Hotel. He covered Russian leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev, the missing diver Lionel Crabbe, and Sir Edmund Hillary, plus British courts and London’s vice problem. He cited debates on capital punishment and noted British resentment of U S wealth yet urged close ties as world tensions persist.
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Texas DA tells mixed couple to leave state
In San Antonio a district attorney told white Mary Zichterman and Black Ollie Brown Jr to move from Texas after a grand jury declined action on charges tied to their mixed marriage. Green said they wed in August 1955 in Mexico and risk 2 to 5 years in prison for living together here.
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Local Commodity and Market Wrap From Kansas City
Regional quote sheet lists prices for wheat corn oats and soybeans, plus livestock and poultry figures. Includes butterfat prices, egg grades, and hogs with 15.25 per hundredweight, cattle and sheep listings, and Wall Street tone on oils and overall market directions.
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Doctor Mix 18 Improving After Second Operation
Dr A J Mix of 1311 Engel Road is reported improving after a second operation at Methodist Hospital Houston Tex He underwent the first operation on August 22 and the second this Tuesday Though healing slowly his condition is better Mrs Mix is at his side in Houston
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Lytle Visits Lawrence During State Tour
Lytle from Junction City, a Prohibition candidate for Kansas governor, spent two hours in Lawrence this morning during a statewide tour. In 1954 he ran as the party candidate for lieutenant governor. Bell manufacture note mentions large church bells use about 20 percent tin and 8 percent copper.
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Junction City
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Sportsmen launch rewards program to curb violations
The Sportsman's Club outlines a plan to offer $100 rewards for information leading to arrests and convictions of outdoor activity violators. The aim is to educate the public, protect wildlife and landowners, and promote lawful, ethical outdoor living while avoiding policing residents. President Latham says the effort seeks to prevent ignorance and deter illegal acts.
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Divorce suits filed in District Court
Suits for divorce have been filed in District Court by Colleen F. Clement against Donald F. Clement and Alice M. Lathrom against Leslie E. Lathrom.
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Two Topeka Women Fined for Drunkenness on Public Highway
Joyce E. Shryock and Janis Nicol of Topeka were each fined 50 dollars plus costs in County Court on charges of being drunk on a public highway.
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Janis Nicol
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