Contrast Weather Strikes Rockies East and South in Seasonal Shift
A weather front brought snow to the Rockies and rain across the Plains and Ohio Valley. Winter conditions cooled the Rockies while the East stayed warm with 90s in Providence. heavy southern storms followed, damaging hail in Kansas and heavy rain in Colby.
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Rockies
Wyoming
Colorado
Laramie
Wyo
Denver
Cheyenne
Providence
New England
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Dakotas
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Southwest
Great Lakes
Plains
California
Nevada
Canada
South Dakota
Upper
Ponca City
Okla
Colby
Kas
Dodge City
Garden City
Russell
Ohio Valley
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Tenn
Midland College Official To Speak Here on Sunday
Rev. Ralph Ritzen, Midland College admissions counselor, will speak at Trinity Lutheran Church in Fremont Neb at 9:30 and 11 a m Sunday. Midland College supports 14 ULCA churches and serves Evangelical Lutheran Synod members in the Central States. The college seeks expansion aided by a 750000 goal. Trinity gave 3250 last year. Jean Miller, daughter of Harlan Miller, attends Midland, while Fred Kloepper of Lawrence serves on the board.
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Ralph Ritzen
Midland College
United Lutheran Church College
Fremont
Neb
Trinity Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church In America
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of the
Central States
ULCA
Central States Synod
Trinity Lutheran , Church
Midland
Jean Miller
Harlan Miller
Fred Kloepper
Lawrence
Alo
Paper Company Plans Use of Poehler Site
The Lawrence Paper Co plans to use the former Poehler Mercantile building on East Eighth Street for future operations. Workmen under supervisor Carl Brooks are preparing the building. Poehler operations were suspended after a long history here. The exact uses by Lawrence Paper Co have not been set, but the spokesman says the building seems suitable for many operations.
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Lawrence Paper Co
Poehler Mercantile
East Eighth Street
Carl Brooks
Poehler Company
Mrs. Dayse Grant Dies in California Home
Dayse Marguerite Grant, 45, a Winchester native, died recently at her Pacific Palisades home. She lived in California nine years and is survived by husband Stuart F. Grant and her mother Mrs. R. W. Long of Warsaw, Missouri.
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Dayse Grant
Dayse Marguerite Grant
Winchester
Pacific Palisades
Calif
California
Stuart F. Grant
R. W. Long
Warsaw
Baldwin City imposes curfew for youths after 10 p.m.
Baldwin City adopts a curfew requiring no person under 16 on streets from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. The measure aims to cope with problems before they arise, Mayor Lawrence Lamb says. He notes youths are more free today and hopes responsible expression will occur in daylight and early evening hours.
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Baldwin
Lawrence Lamb
Sto
Vibeo
McCurdy Named Vice President at Macmillan Co
Henry B. McCurdy, formerly of Lawrence Kansas, elected vice president of The Macmillan Co. A KU alumnus born 1895, he joined Macmillan in 1922 and has led the College Department since 1947. He has held multiple industry roles and resides in Montrose New York with his wife and two sons.
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New York
Henry B. McCurdy
Lawrence
Kas
Macmillan Co
McCurdy
University of Kansas
Macmillan
Kansas University Alumni Association of New York
Technical and Scientific Publishers Group
College Publishers Group
American Textbook Publishers Institute
American Society of Engineering Education
The
Modern Language Association
Academy of Political Science
Montrose
N.Y
Varsity Theater
Memorial Hospital lists several individuals with dismissals and births
A local hospital report lists multiple residents with dismissals including Wesley Sims Jr and Rose Bolton, plus others in Overland Park and surrounding areas. It notes two births to Edwards Givens and Kent Wilson, a son and a daughter respectively.
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Wesley J. Sims Jr
N. J. St
Rose Bolton
R. I. St
Oren T. Davis
Me. St
Arthur Thompson Jr
Elm St
Edith McPike
Wiliam Wathen
Ohio St
Harlow Peters
Perry St
Chester G. Jones
Carolina St
Edwards Givens
Overland Park
Kent H. Wilson
RL St
Winchester Rates Raised for Water Service Installation
Winchester officials raise water service installation fee to 50 dollars. After installation the city will maintain and service the meters at the consumer’s expense.
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Winchester
Enrollment at Olathe Surpasses Previous Year
Olathe schools report 2,145 enrolled students, up 233 from last year's 1,912 at opening. Carl Knox serves as superintendent of schools. A divorce suit has been filed in District Court by Twila M Rae mer against Harvey D Raemer.
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Olathe
Carl Knox
Twila M. Raemer
Harvey D. Raemer
Parsons Hospital shown as fine care center for mentally challenged children
The Parsons State Hospital and Training Center in Kansas operates for mentally deficient and retarded children aged 6 to 21 on a 630 acre campus. It features 17 main buildings, a 600 child capacity, and a new 10 year expansion aiming to improve therapy including speech correction with KU faculty involvement. The institution stresses early treatment to prevent adult institutionalization and aims to place children back in homes with hope for normal lives.
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Kansas
Topeka
Menninger Clinic
Parsons State Hospital
Parsons Center
K.U
Lin
Parsons Hospital
H. V. Bair
Dr. Bair
Eos
Bair
Ball
R. L. Schlefelbusch
Thayer Gaston
Parsons
State Hospital
Former Legislator Lupier Dies At Rest Home At Nearly Hundred
Arthur H. Lupier a former state legislator and unique three party nominee died Thursday night at a rest home in Larned Kansas He would have been 100 in December His career included roles as Pawnee County school superintendent Republican 1886 state representative as a Populist and later Populist state senator 1896 and Democratic state representative 1904 Funeral services planned for Sunday
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Lupier
Freak accident causes $450 damage at 12th and Ohio
Damage estimate of $450 from a freak two car accident Friday at 12th and Ohio Streets. Both vehicles were parked. one owned by Robert Haigh, 1144 La. St., rolled into a car owned by Frank Lang, Kansas City, Missouri. No injuries. Police noted a possible bump before the first car fell but could not verify. Police also reported four other Friday traffic accidents with damages totaling $460. no injuries.
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12Th
Ohio Sts
Robert Haigh
la. St
Frank Lang
Kansas City
Young Local Dancers Return From Nantner Tour
Nancy and Jack Hurley, 10 year old twins of Earl R. and Mrs Hurley, returning from a month tour with the Rivers All Show. Produced by Zel Randall Kansas City, they danced as an adagio duo and were the youngest in the production. Accompanied by their mother, the pair traveled through Nebraska Wyoming and Montana. They have about four years of dancing and are fifth graders at Cord Hey School.
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Nancy
Jack Hurley
Earl R. Hurley
Ky. St
Ay Irivers
Zel Randall
Tom Draketertainment Agency
Kansas City
Jack
Lawrence Dance Studio
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Cord- Hey School
Owen Ehrman Take Posts at Fremont Plant
Jim Owen and Dick Ehrman of Lawrence Paper Co will head the new Fremont Nebraska plant for Jayhawk Boxes Inc. Their families accompany them. Temporary offices will be at the Fremont gas company office. Building completion is several months away.
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Jim Owen
Dick Ehrman
Lawrence Paper Co
Fremont
Neb
Fremont Jayhawk Boxes, Inc
Fremont Gas Company
Sunday School Returns to Normal at First Methodist Church
Adult and children's Sunday School classes resume in normal locations at First Methodist Church starting Sunday after remodeling by Duckwall Stores at the Methodist building on 10th and Mags Streets. Primary department remains in Fellowship room.
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First Methodist Church
Duckwall Stores
Methodist
10Th and Mags, Sts
Surgery for Mrs Weber and Kansas Club slate
Bill Horn was elected president of the Lawrence Commercial Club in Manhattan Kansas at Thursday night’s meeting. Arthur D Weber husband of the president had major surgery and Clyde Robinson succeeded as Center editor. Weber said his wife’s condition was quite satisfactory. Other officers named were Scott Morgan vice president Cal Freeman secretary Lee Newman treasurer and Clyde Robinson trustee.
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Bill Horn
Manhattan
Kas
Arthur D. Weber
Lawrence Commercial
Weber
Scott Morgan
Cal Freeman
Lee Newmen
Clyde Robinson
Virus Study Grants 45000 This Year at KU
Grants totaling about 45000 have been awarded to Kansas University for virus research this year announced by Chancellor Frank lin D Murphy. A15000 grant from the Communicable Disease Center in Atlanta part of the U S Public Health Service funds antibody work and virus identification. Dr Joseph Burckhalter and Dr Downs direct the project with graduate student John Riggs assisting. The USPHS renewed a 1000 grant for mononucleosis research led by Dr Downs and Dr Ralph Canuteson. A USPHS contract for typhus and rickettsial pox study was renewed at 10385 for year three. Other grants include 7937 for rickettsiae physiology with Dr Paretsky and Dr Downs directing. JP Johnson of Camp Detrick joins as a research associate for three months.
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Kansas University
Franklin D. Murphy
John Riggs
Ind. St
United States Public Health Service
USPHS
Downs
Ralph Canuteson
EU Health Service
Dr. Downs
Ruth Cady
Ky, Sr
Joan’ Handley
Rolle
David Paretsky
William F. Myers
Kansas City
R. A. Corsigli
Brooklyn
J. G. Lindstrom
Annette Templin
St. John
J. W. Johnson
Army Laboratory
Camp Detrick, Mo
Western Electric workers ponder Lawrence picket plan
Heard in Lawrence notes uncertain if Western Electric workers will set up picket lines at Southwestern Bell offices Monday. Louis Stone of the local CWA says he will decide by Monday. if pickets occur, about 100 workers may stay off the job.
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Western Electric
Bell Telephone
Lawrence
Louis Stone
Communications Workers of America Group
Nch
Stone
CWA
Harvey Home Fits' Natural Landscape
Frank Lloyd Wright would likely ask how a new Harvey residence fits its hillside setting as a pre fab National Homes design. The house opens for public viewing Sunday 1 to 9 pm, showcasing remote controlled electric kitchen units, thermo pane glass, wall to wall carpet, and a rugged stone garage wall within a framed layout that blends with surrounding woods.
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Harold Harvey
Avalon Road
Journal-World Photo
Lew
Frank Lloyd Wright
Dean of
Moore Associates
Joe Stroup
Bill Rotzell
Stroup
Harvey
Mall Forest
Most Ad Money Used For Papers Officials Claims
Rich ard L. Jones Jr., board chairman of the American Newspaper Publishers Assn Bureau of Advertising, says advertisers spent more on newspaper ads last year than on radio, television, magazines and outdoor advertising combined. He cites more than $3,235,600,000 in newspaper advertising and calls it a strong vote of confidence in newspapers.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Richard L. Jones Jr
American Newspaper Publishers, Assn. Bureau of Advertising
Jones
Newspaper Printing Corp
Tulsa
Okla
Deep drilling sought by union for ten mile bore
The International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics seeks a project to drill a hole ten miles deep to explore what lies beneath the earth's crust. If funded, the project would probe subterranean layers and reveal geological insights.
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Toronto
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
Card of Thanks for Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Melissa Johnson of 808 Maine Street expresses gratitude to the nurses and staff at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for the excellent treatment received during the stay.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Melissa Johnson
Maine St
In Memoriam Earl M Hobbs Passes Away September 14 1952
In memoriam for Earl M Hobbs who died on September 14, 1952. The note speaks of a life described as beautiful and radiant, with a sentiment of absence and sorrow from family and loved ones.
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Earl M. Hobbs
Land Sisters
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Vera I. Brubaker
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McLouth
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Marie Cross
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Stauffer Place
Gene Wilson
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Journal-World
Rolph C. Simons, JR
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Jack Eskridge
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Owen, Ehrman
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Memorial Stadium
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Fort Worth
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