Campus Bustling As Orientation Begins
At the Atomic Test Site in Nevada students observe orientation as blasts from the AEC test series unfold. The 62nd detonation since 1951 occurred with an 18th shot, rising from a balloon 750 feet high. Officials expect little or no fallout and another test is planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic Test Site
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Chancellor Opens Four-Day Session With Talk Sunday
Kansas University welcomed about 2,000 incoming freshmen for the New Student Convocation as Dr. Franklin D. Murphy urged that American universities are essential to national progress. He praised KU as a regional force in research and highlighted the culture and responsibility students gain, stressing adult behavior and the duty to pay the price for college. The four-day orientation began with placement exams split between Hoch Auditorium and Robinson Gymnasium and continued with Deans meetings and faculty adviser conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Murphy
K.U
Murphy
Tie
trans-Mississippi West
Hoch Auditorium
Robinson Gymnasium
Meelings
White Wheat Export Is Stopped for Time Being
An Agriculture Department spokesman said no additional quantities of white wheat from this year's supply will be offered for export sale under the Agricultural Trade Development Act for the time being. White wheat, grown in the Pacific Northwest, may be added later if conditions warrant. The policy reflects that other markets exist for most of this wheat before the 1958 harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Pacific Northwest
Obituaries and funeral notices from Lawrence area
Deaths listed include Henry Wray 69 of Winchester died Sunday in Winchester Hospital funeral at 2 p m Tuesday Winchester Methodist Church burial in Wise cemetery Survivors Rhoda Wray two sons Perry Winchester Millard Topeka four grandchildren Annie B White also Mrs Annie B White 84 Lawrence resident died Sunday Lawrence Memorial Hospital services 3 30 p m Tuesday Rumsey Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Cemetery Survivors Lawrence White Louis B White Harold White Mrs H C Osborne Edna White Bartholomew Foley 83 retired farmer TongaNo xie died Friday Leavenworth services 9 a m Tuesday St Joseph Catholic Church Leavenworth burial Sacred Heart Cemetery Tongano xie Rosary 8 p m today Sumpter Chapel Leavenworth Survivors Ann Phillips Nora Foley Margaret Foley Joseph Foley Marvin A SeTMteaun 63 formerly of Lawrence died Saturday Leavenworth funeral 10 a m Tuesday Sexton Funeral Chapel burial Ft Leavenworth cemetery Survivors Gertrude Schuman Ward Beamon Independence Kas Marlin Williams Leavenworth five grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wray
Winchester
Winchester Methodist Church
Wise
Mc Louth
Methodist Church
Rhoda Wray
Perry Wray
Millard Wray
Topeka
Annie B. White
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Dale Turner
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lawrence White
Louis B. White
Harold White
Flint
Mich
H. C. Osborne
Peridot
Ariz
Edna White
Santa Fe
M. M
Herbert Roy Moser
Kroger
Moser
Hercules Powder Co
Kroger Organzation
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church. _ Memorial services will be at 2terian Church
Albert G. Parker Iie
Berniece Moser
Barbara Behrmann
Brookline
Mass
George Moser
Albert Moser
Jasper
Cooper War
Bartholomew P. Foley
Marvin A. Se
Teaun
Leavenworth
Sexton Pineral
Ft. Leavenworth
Schuman
Olmstead Brothers
Gertrude Schuman
Six Safety Awards Go To Lawrence Schools
Sgt. Jack Evans of the Lawrence Police Department presented safety awards to six Lawrence grade schools for campaigns conducted during the 1956 57 school year. The schools New York Sunset Hill Centennial Hillcrest McAllaster and East Heights earned the honors for maintaining a perfect traffic record for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Evans
Lawrence Police Department
Lawrence
New York
Sunset Hill
Centennial
Hillcrest
McAllaster
East Heights
Evans
Election Throng And Voting Hours For City Ballots
Voters decide in a general election with a pool bonds referendum along with a February special school bond election and spring primary and general city elections. Polls run 7 a m to 7 p m with counting starting after closing at 7 p m and final results around 9 30 p m. To follow tabulation, call Journal World after 8 p m at VI 3 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Fisher
Journal-World
KU Army ROTC Marks 14th Fifth Army Anniversary
Army ROTC at Kansas University observed the 14th anniversary of the Fifth US Army entry into World War II. Professor Ralph J. Hanchin, unit commander, reviewed the combat history as signed Army personnel present heard messages from Army Chief of Staff General Maxwell D. Taylor and Fifth Army Commanding General Lieutenant General W. A. Arnold urging continued dedicated performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Army
Trash violation fine in city police court
Marty Puckett of 1108 Del. St. was fined 3100 today in police court for having trash on his island inside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Puckett
del. St
Lmits
Local FFA Takes Honors at State Fair in Topeka
Lawrence High School Future Farmers of America earned second place in farm mechanics among 13 high schools at the Kansas Free Fair in Topeka. Five projects by students from Lawrence were shown in the FFA building, along with an educational booth themed The Winged Menace about the spotted alfalfa aphid causing millions in Kansas crop damage. The fair runs all week at the Topeka fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Topeka
Lawrence
Herbert Thoren
Eudora
Arlen Frank
Harold Mitchell
Robert Johnson
Baldwin
Lester Altenbernd
Haskell Ave
Ronnie Brink
Future Farmers of America
Kansas
FFA
Booth
Kansas Relays Queen winners and KU reunion plans
Lawrence notes Charlene Anthony of Nebraska was chosen co queen for KU Relays with Marilyn Van Derbur crowned Miss America. Orange Bowl 1947 KU squad to hold 10 year reunion Nov 9 in Lawrence, with Red Hogan in charge. Jimmy Gale Brewer toured with Chicago Bears after meeting Hill cousins. Lions Club offers free rides to polls on Tuesday via Bud Coy and Murl Beal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.U
Kansas University
Lawrence
Red Hogan
George Sauer
Sauer
Baylor
Lincoln
K. U
Oklahoma
O. U
Georgia Tech
Jimmy Gale Brewer
Bill Brewer
W. 21St St
Chicago Bear
Philadelphia Eagles
Kansas City
Harlon Hill
Bears
Clifton P. ‘Hill
Harlon
Hill
Jimmy Gale
Bonnie Jackson
Lawrence Lions Club
E. J
Bud) Coy
Murl Beal
Dallas School Integration Plan Faces Immediate Appeal
Disturbances at four Nashville schools preceded the Dallas action where Federal Judge William H. Atwell accepted a plan by Negro attorneys to integrate Dallas public schools. An attorney for the school district said an immediate appeal would be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Dallas
William H. Atwell
Dye Sentenced and Paroled in Village Destruction Case
Tracy Dye, 17, of Sunflower Village, was sentenced in Johnson County Magistrate Court to three months in the county jail and placed on a two year parole for participating in a December vandalism spree at the government theater and bowling alley in Sunflower Village. Charges against three other Sunflower youths were dismissed. a fifth youth remains with Juvenile Court due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Dye
Sunflower Village
Johnson County
Dye
Sunflower
Ransom O’burke
Leslie Spiering
James Jowell
Preliminary Hearing Set For 3 Burglary Suspects
Three suspects Billy Joe Pierce 28 Lawton Okla Edward Lee Lyles 28 Oklahoma City and Louise Norris 24 Lawton face charges of possession of burglary tools and fugitives from Kan Sax. They failed to post $10,000 bonds each and were jailed. Hearing scheduled Sept 28 in Lincoln regarding the Rustys Supermarket break in where about $4500 was taken using a torch to cut the safe.
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Rusty's
la. Sts
Lincoln
Billy Joe Pierce
Lawton
Okla
Edward Lee Lyles
Oklahoma City
Louise Norris
Memorial Hospital Admits List of Patients and Births
Long read across Memorial Hospital shows admitted patients including Etta Brokmann Amy Woodbury Judy Mohler Martha Longmore Molly Glathart Pearl Griggs Norma Harrod Lulu Clarkson Geneva White Marcel Rolin Earl Garner Alta Bryant May Laptad Bennie Hughes Genevieve Simpson Amy Miller May Rose Robb Norris Campbell Grayce Wigle John King Roger Henderson William Cutter May Thompson plus dismissals. Births recorded for Robert Worley Thomas Truffelli Victor Harrod LeRoy Simpson with several couples noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Brokmann
Amy Woodbury
Ill
Judy Mohler
Conn
Martha Longmore
Powers St
Molly Glathart
la. St
Pearl M. Griggs
N. Y. St
Norma Harrod
Emerald
Lulu Clarkson
Stanford, Ky
Geneva White
Marcel Rolin I
McLouth
Earl Garner
N. H
St. Mra
Alta Bryant
Eudora
May Laptad
Bennie Hughes
Genevieve Simpson
Ark. St
Amy Miller
Stauffer Place
May Rose Robb
Tonganoxle
Norris Campbell
Ft. Riley
Grayce
Drunk and vagrancy cases heard in Peoria Police Court
Howard Go Brennan of Peoria received a 30 day jail sentence for being drunk and a vagrant. Fillmore Cox with no fixed address was given a 30 day suspended sentence for drunkenness and Henry Lee Carroll of Vinita Oklahoma received a 30 day suspended sentence for being drunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard GO. Brennan
Peoria
Fillmore Cox
Henry Lee Carroll
Vinita
Oxfa
Gov Docking Undecided On Recommendation For Kansas Park Authority
Gov George Docking said he has not decided what to recommend for the Kansas Park Authority budget. He noted his choice may mirror prior actions, referencing a $214,000 request from 1957 that failed to gain approval. The plan included $114,000 to develop Kanopolis reservoir facilities and youth camping while the authority awaits a new budget session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George Docking
Kansas Park Authority
Park Authority
Authority
Fraternity pledges listed across multiple chapters
A long archival list shows pledges and addresses for numerous fraternities including Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Sigma Sigma Chi Sigma Phi Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Kappa Lambda Alpha Tau Omega Beta Theta Pi Jesta Chi Delta Sigma Phi Delta Tau Delta across several cities and states. Names span Lawrence Ohio St Wellington Mission Topeka and Kansas City with many street addresses and home towns.
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Ohio St
Phi Kappa Psi
Theodore A. Diehl
Ky. St
Phi Kappa Sigma
Harry W. Craig
Vt. St
Robert Shahan
Highland Dr
Robert L. Driscoll
All Sigma Chi
Daryl Beene
W. Ninth St
Max Nieder
Route 5
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Hart T. Hanson
Tau Kappa’ Epsilon
Acadia
Alpha Epsilon PI
Pater Frey
Vineland
N.J
Michael
Neufeld
Brooklyn
N.Y
Alan
Cohn
Kansas City
Herbert M. Silverman
New York
Joel P. Saren
Levittown
Stephen 3S
Hurst
Howard M. Lackow
Bronx
Robert 8. Landmann
Santa Fe
N.M
Norman J. Bresel
Johnson County
Martin Davidow
Dennis Partnoy
Richard A. Bel
Morris Bennett Levine
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Hugh M. Lybarger
Leawood
Jack G. Makepeace Jr
Merriam
Joseph M. Letts
St. Joseph
Robert Dwayne Hunley
James
FE. Stewart
Wichita
Glenn Lee Hodson
Prairie Village
Gordon
Billy 3. Watkina
Toeka
Max James Miller
Wichit
Alan David Lane
Prairie Villagary
Robert Paul Johnson
Wiliam R. Charles
Oak Park
Ill
Parris Eugene Nottingham
Topeka
Joseph Lee Newby
Neodesha
Alpha Tau Omega
Roger A. Hil
Augusta
Gordon D. Davis
Perry L. Walters
Tonnoxie
Kenneth
Mission
David Cory
James Duff
Pittsburg
Harold Tyrone Hillman
Elia
Bill Sitter
Enid
Okla
Beta Theta PI
Donald
Brada
Hutchinson
Jack Spotts
Robert Crawford
Ralina
James Thomas
Maryville
Joe Doolittis
Tarzana
Calif
Ed Albers
Ig Saylor
Brice Barrett
Bartlesville
Jesta Chi
Robert Green
Kanzas City
Kas
Charles Frederick Willams
Stanley Bruce Washturn
Paola
Robert Anthony Miller
Great Bend
Don Roy Schuyler
Mick Dennis
Joahnk
Muskegon
Wis
Gary Duane Wanamaker
Stockton
William Ernest Kobe
Meade
Raymond Chester Ross
Dovid E. Roddy
Kansan City
Donid Lt
Hise
David Ari Winn
Homewood
Wilila Wayne Newton
Terre Haute
Ind
Patrick
John Piacenti
Chicag Heights
Tit
Gerald J. Colangelo
Chicago Heights
Philip Milo “Miler
Wathena
Neil William Dobbin
Triume
Richard R
Chuck Hutlett
Wiliam Steele
Eles
Donald Yaeger
Scattered Fraternity Members List Across Cities
A long OCR read lists numerous names connected to Delta Upsilon Kappa Sigma Phi and other fraternities. Individuals are shown with hometowns across Kansas City Topeka Wichita Overland Park Independence Salina and surrounding states, with many entries from Phi and Sigma chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHI Kappa
Jim Hixon
Prairie Village
Pete Protamann
Kansas City
Fred M. Harris
Ill
Chanute
Gerald F. Gifford
David A Paul
Roc
Rex Willertheon
Lyons
Frank Anderson Nall Jry
Bethel
George — Hollingberry
Glencos, Jr
Nelson Allen
Raytown
Robert Joseph Miller
Kansasity
Brian Bolton
Prairie
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U. S
Marvin A. Sclaman
Rence Lodge No. 6
Woodrow Walker
W. M
George Ww. Mole
Wiieks Reas
Ady
Wimsley
E. R. Zook
Chamber of Commerce
Ly Anette Company
Wichita University
Rusty
Memorial Hospital
Dennis Neuffel
Carolyn Hefner
May Hoskinson
Oskaloosa
Leslie Coulter
Linwood
Helen Hall
Mass. St
Constance Ervin
Ann Pike
Oske
Minnie Boner
Ore. St
Minnie Brink
Route 1
Conn. St
Lola Dyer
Tom Maupin
Luellen Gehlbach
W. Zand St
Phyllis
Walters
Hazel Cates
Robert Worley
W. 22Nd
Terr
Thomas Truffelli
Victor Harrod
Emerald Dr
LeRoy Simpson
Gov. Docking
Lawrence Memorial Co
Barvics
Douglas County State Bank
Bank of Friendly Service
F.C
Chicago
Wealey Witt
Jim Morelan
Humboldt Warner
Cahcordia
Owen Holand
New Hyde Park
Nicholas Arcelina
Franklin Square
W. Hunter
Graves
St. John
James Ony
Rochester
Aim “Marshall
And
City
Sic
Larry
Jerry Max Nossaman
Isabel
Monty Fi Robson
Denniz Lae
Ottawa
Dale R. McKenney
Down
Jan Colting
Beloit
Robert
Chidross
Baxter Springs
Ross B. Clapton
Madison
Dennis Lea Emer
Marlin Rueb
St. Franc
Bob Craven
Callator Springs
Bob Moberly
Excelsior Springs
Paul Davie
St. Josson
Ted J. Morris
Wichsita
Bill Radke
Holsington
Rob Smith
Dean Newtop
Ansas City
Kes
Richgerd Burr
el Dorado
Paul Mitchell Jr
Independence
M Larry Prather
Evert Robert Eliiott
Independine
Mons
Donald Reese Schmalzried
Dighto
Carl John Peterson
Franc E. Spencer Jr
Leon Nelli Long
Jerry Donaldy
Overland Park
Victor Lane Young
Olathe
John Charles Durrett
Robert Willett
Almeright
Miasion
Edward L. Bailey
Atchiaon
William E. Harris
Atchison
Roger G. Newell
Michael Yan
Greenwood
James R. Gibbone
Phoenix
Aris
PHI Kappa Tau
Willard A. van de Veer
Kaa
Robert J. Renn
George L. Cartiich
Kansas Cty
Royce A. Marquardt
Kanlama City
Avila Vance Mendenhall
Eao
Carl Lestie Io
Sigma PI Graham
PHI Gamma Pelta
Wiliam
A. Peterman
John Mize Jr
Lawrence Joseph Bauma
Hensas City
Douriea Qaborn
Scaradale
Bruce Edward Sveich
John Wood’ Mitchell
Jars Ren Richards Heskin
Ne. i
Kenneth D. Krehbiel
McPherponi
Charles“E. Liviert
At. If
Aeph
Robert Estat Ured
Lea
Emporia
Javed ‘le Plety
Feevilie
Oksenald Re Brady
Salina
Donald Davia
Deine Prairie
John H. Mayer II
Kanga City
Robert C. Dillon
Paul Thomas Brizendine
Crel
Thomas Hagerty
Gerald A. Sanderson
Donald L. Greim
Excaislor Springs
Robert Larry Martin
Humboldt
William J. Kopek
Marvin E. Mater
Russell
Estell Dennis Grooms
Gary
Lee Carrico
Holt
Kenneth J. Konop
Howard R. Morehead
Frank Anthony Nna
Jos C. Palmer
Harold Farley Jr
Wayne H. Cook
Richard H. Lapp
Kanaae City
Fulton Warren Jr
Tulsa
Richard C. Dillenbeck
Hickman Mills
Don Roy Moe
David E. Epp
Tribune
Richard D. Nelson
Hammond
Dwain Dewey
Village
Curtis B. Bowen Jr
Hickman
Milla
Delo L. Hoyt
John Fhgene Brooks
Albert Sidney Moore
Donald LeRoy -McQuinton
Wichta
Roger W. Carroll
Richard One Michel
Ludell
Ronald Lee. Smith
PHI Kappa Alpha
Jan Curtis
Gigma Alpha Epsilon
Ita
Michael D. Cavanaugh McPherson
Ted W. Johnston
John jJay
Mte
Roger Nolap
Venworth
James Spry
Centralia
David Vincent Alnaworth
Bll Smith
Roger Bourland
Lbert “Dale' Chaitin
Kanena City
Paul O. Hanihaf
Don L. Harris
Kirkwood
James D. Hodge
Jack E. Chambers
Were Worth
Robert K. Meche
Hutchineson
Gary & Harth
Robert H. Whyte
Robert D. Hartley
Larry K. Hercules
Michael W. Wilcox
Mike Farmer
Lary Diehl
McPherson
Kurt Kessinger
Junction City
James R. Bchenck
Blue Springs
Richard Claffin
Bonner Springs
Harlan Krumpfon
Don Powell
Richard Graber
Brad Keesler
Oilo
Wiliam J. Thompson
Michael D. DeBusk
Mackaville
John M. Relff
Phil Ballard Jr
Henry W. Hopp
McPhernant
Phil Anschutz
Dick Paiternon
Arden City
Sima’ NU
George Shore
bin Fuller
James F. Corey
Hiawatha
Fioneld Dalby
Joplin
Darrel Matthela
Topek
William N. Stuck
Paul Brooks
Ronnie L. van Meter
Houston
Tex
William B. Wright
Concordia
Clarence Trummel
Wilmore
David F. Priboth
Steve Barber
Eiffingham
Harold Mueller
John _ Raymond Howard, Jr
Coffeyville
John Ewlingaine
William Shofield
Krazy A. Hansen
Emora
Dean Sutherland
James K. Brown
Kansas Cit Mo
Harrison F. Johnson
Carl F. Hood
Robert A. Dieterich
Lyle Weeks
J. Pat Burne
David C. Trump
Joseph K. Redmond
Richard M. Eklund
John F
Stumbo
Stephen A. Bennett
William @. Layton
Billsborough
Henry
H. Benjes Jr
Fred Gauthier
Leonard
Henry Smith Jr
Forrest Dean Brown
Ellis
Jerry Dean Robert
William BR. Gethke
Guadalquivir
Mex
Richard
William Lind Jr
Crosby P. Engel
Adina
Minn Bougias
Kilgore
Rod Festar
Omaha
Neb
Terry Kiser
Nebr
Freel
Anglo-Northern Securiti
Temperance ST
Toront
Canada
Sigican
Breber-Decters' Assn
Onnate Reg
U.S. Securition & Suchuage Comm
Utah
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Cen
George Hedrick
WM. R. Terrell
Fitch, North & CO
Tall Tales
New Hampshire Street
Professional Ambulance Service
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