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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1952

Page

2

Studio sues Lanza for 35 million damages in court

MGM accuses singer Mario Lanza of breaching his contract by not appearing for work on the film Student Prince causing cancellation. The suit claims 35 195 888 in damages and reports he was to report August 22. Traffic Court notes Ray Dunakin fined $20 for speeding and Walter Nelson Jr. $10 for a stop sign violation.

Los Angeles Mario Lanza MGM Prince I. Mgm Lanza Ray Dunakin W. With St Fridlay Walter Nelson Jr Calif. St

U S Marines Land At Northern Jutland In Main Brace

Onboard USS Midway and accompanying ships US and Allied forces push toward a beach landing in Northern Jutland as part of Operation Main Brace. Advance elements from Camp Lejeune prepare to land at Strand Beach while a larger main force sails from Scotland. The operation includes escorted destroyers and minesweepers amid Baltic Sea proximity.

Midway U. S Jutland Camp Lejeune N.C Denmark Firth of Forth Scotland Strand Beach du Land Baltic Sea Soviet Russia Skagerak Kattegat Sweden Baltic

Woman's Day Observance at Ninth Street Baptist Church

The Ninth Street Baptist Church plans a Woman's Day with three sessions on Sunday. Theme is Christian Influence in Human Relations and the song Lift Him Up. Rev Harry L. Smith will preach at 11 with Miss Wilma Kizer giving a three minute talk. A 1 30 pm covered dish dinner follows. Afternoon service at 3 features Mrs J E Ragland in charge of praise, greetings from the Council of Church Women of Lawrence, and remarks by Mrs J Edgar of Kansas City, Mo. Marie Colman and Miss Marie Colman give talks. Mrs Thomas R Jackson is general chair, Bernice Black music coordinator. Devotions led by Mrs Fas Jackson in morning and Mrs Celestia Howard in evening.

Ninth Street Baptist Church Harry L. Smith Wilma Kizer J. E. Ragland Church of God J In Christ John H. Patton Council of Church Women of Lawrence L. M. Webster J. Edgar Kansan City Vier National Council of Negro Women Inc National Free WCTU Missouri Citizens ‘Commission On Public Schools Marie [Colman Thomas R. Jackson Bernice Black Fas Jackeon Celestia Howard

Deaths and Funerals Addison B Conner 83

Addison B Conner 83 died Friday afternoon at his home 747 Elm St after an illness of several yearsHe lived in Douglas County all his life was a retired farmer Funeral services set for 2 30 Sunday at Schubert s Teer C 4 Knox and Rev W R Merriman will officiate Burial in Eudora Cemetery Surviving include his wife Berthe G Conner two sons Donald Leroy Conner Bakersfield Calif and Richardson Conner Lawrence granddaughter Catherine Lynn Conner Bakersfield and one cousin Mrs B Pine Lawrence Family requests no flowers

Addison B. Conner Elm St Douglas County Schubert's Teer. C Knox W. R. Merriman Sill Eudora Cemetery Berthe G

Polio victim in critical condition at KU Medical Center

Katharine Virginia Pearson, two, of Tonganoxie, daughter of Dan and Mrs. Pearson, is listed in critical condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. She had a mild polio illness two weeks ago, then worsened with bulbar and spinal involvement and was treated in an iron lung. Her status fluctuated this week with some improvement followed by a relapse.

Katharine Virginie Pearson Fonganoxie University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Pearson Dan Pearson Tonganoxie Athen

State Traffic Deaths in Topeka Kansas Report

Fragmentary state agency notice lists traffic fatalities in Topeka Kansas with limited readable details. Records show the grim toll from road incidents, highlighting ongoing safety concerns and the need for attention to driver risk factors and enforcement.

Songwriter Dies In Bath After Collapsing

American-born composer of popular tunes including If You Were the Only Girl in the World and Oh You Me Dell died in Bath England while walking in a churchyard. He collapsed near Nat Aver, here Friday.

Dell Bath England Nat

Lawrence Lodge Special Communication Notice

Lawrence Lodge No 6 A F and A M holds a special communication on Monday September 22 at 7 p m for the second degree. Sojourners welcome. Walter B Sneegas W M Walter Hi Varnum

Lawrence Lodge A.F A.M Walter B. Sneegas W. M. Walter Hi. Varnum

Local Girl to Spend Year in Israel for Work and Study

Shirley Spector 20 of Lawrence sails to join 67 youths in a Jewish Youth Workshop in Israel for a year. She studied at KU and Liberty Memorial High School, with prior Oklahoma University attendance. The group travels via SS Ner Tamid and will live on Kibbutzim Jezrael Valley and Kfar Blum, studying Hebrew, geography, biblical history, agriculture, and economics while preparing for possible permanent settlement.

Israel Lawrence Shirley Spector Soloman Spector O. St University of Kansas Liberty Memorial High School Oklahoma University Norman K. U Spector Habokim Amherst Wis United States Canada Miss Spector LMHS Teens Thospattns Auto Wrecking Co

Stevenson sons receive commissions in marine corps

The article notes the Stevenson family visiting Quantico to witness Adlai U1 Stevenson, 22, receive his commission as a second lieutenant in the Marines, while Thomas Stevenson and John Fell are mentioned in the ongoing political commentary. It quotes Stevenson on respect and selfless campaigning, eliciting audience laughter.

Stevensons Quantico Adlai U1 Marines Stevenson

Blue Angels to Exhibit at Olathe Naval Air Station Anniversary

The Blue Angels Navy jet team will perform a thirty minute precision flight show at Olathe Naval Air Station on October 5 as part of a celebration marking the anniversary. Gates open at 9 a.m. private aircraft owners may fly in. airfield hours 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Public invitation extended.

the Angels Olathe Naval Air Station Angels Korea Olathe Missouri-Kansas A Navy Blue Angels

Lawrence Highs Gate Sparks Record Call Volume in 1952 Football Opener

Lawrence High School drew heavy interest as over 300 telephone inquiries poured in about the 1952 season opener at Has Kell Stadium. Lawrence led Manhattan High in the second period before hanging on to win 19 to 7 amid rain delayed events and a wary field tarp.

Lawrence High School Journal, World Lawrence Manhattan Haskell

Truce Talks Adjourned Amid Stalemate Over Prisoner Exchange

In Munsan Korea the Korean truce talks adjourned for the eighth straight week with a long recess. It was the first planned since September 32 and yielded no headway on the prisoner exchange, the major obstacle to a truce. In Foggia Italy Antonio Pirro, 90, began getting a new set of teeth after jaw pain.

Munsan Korea Foggia Taly Antonio Pirro

Fees for Student Union Fees Kept At KU and Kansas State

KU bursar Karl Klooz said KU will keep the Memorial Union fee at 5 dollars per semester as long as Lawrence campus enrollment stays above 6 000 students. Kansas State College in Manhattan won approval to raise its union fee from 3 to 7 50 per semester to help finance a new 1 5 million student union building with revenue bonds. The Kansas Board of Regents approved the K State request in Topeka, while KU plans to finish a 1 75 million addition to its Memorial Union, keeping its fee unchanged for now. Chancellor Murphy and Raymond Nichols attended the regents meeting.

Lawrence University of Kansas Memorial Union Karl Klooz University State Board of Regents Topeka Kansas State College Manhattan James A. McCain McCain K-State Klooz K. U Klonz Franklin D., Murphy Raymond Nichols Talpeka

Kansas Fans Ready as KU Faces TCU in Memorial Stadium

Estimated 20 million viewers watch the game on video with a local crowd of 20,000 predicted for Memorial Stadium. KU football remains optimistic with two injuries limited to key players, while Texas Christian travels from Ft Worth after an overnight stay in Topeka.

General Motors Kansas University Tate VI Memorial Stadium Worther Wdaf-Tv Kansas City K. U Topeka Kansas Jayhawk Jules Sikes Lawrence Sikes Texas Christian L. R. (Dutch) Peer I A' Lawrence Eldridge Ft. Worth Meyer R Ekations Jayhawker Jerry Robertson Jays

Accident on Kaw Bridge Injures Local Woman

Mrs. Louis D. Raffety was injured in a two car collision on the Kaw River Bridge at about 5 15 p m Friday She sustained facial cuts and was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for treatment The crash occurred as cars driven by James Gifford Miltonvale and Raffety northbound avoided a suddenly stopping truck The left rear fender and trunk lid of Gifford s car and the front of Raffety s car were damaged Police reported the truck fled the scene There were no injuries in another accident on Maine Street involving a Drake s Bakery truck and a car with minimal damage to both vehicles.

Louis D. Raffety 4Th St Kaw River Lawrence Memorial Hospital James Gifford Miltonvale Raffety Gifford Maine Sts Drake's Bakery Neal McNeill Tenn. St J. St. McNeill Maine Street

Guided Missiles Open Bleak Vista of Terror in Warfare

HAL MOVSE surveys the rise of drone and guided missile warfare as a perilous shift from piloted planes. He warns technology may escalate wars with remote, autonomous killers, eroding human courage and front-line risk as Russia and the U.S. race to perfect robot weapons.

HAL Movse New York

Treasure of Mussolini Said Hidden at Lake Como

Gustav Nagel, 34, a Cologne guard for Mussolini, claims the Duce’s treasure of gold, jewels and currency was packed in cases and dumped into Lake Como in April 1945 by Luftwaffe guards to foil pursuit. He would aid Italian authorities if asked and cites Luftwaffe service tied to Mussolini.

Cologne Germany Benito Mussolini Scuurdayne Lake Como Gustav Nagel Trajan Mussolini Luftwaffe Lake Como Switzerland Nagel

Second KU polio case reported in 1952 at university

A second polio case at the University of Kansas in 1952 brings Lawrence total to six and county eight. Joseph Willet Holliday Jr., 19, of Kansas City, Missouri, a KU freshman, was admitted to Watkins Memorial Hospital on Thursday and later sent home by ambulance. His case is mild and improving. Fred Young, 21, of Dodge City, also ill since August 31, remains hospitalized in Watkins Memorial Hospital with a described as fair condition.

University of Kansas Lawrence K.U Joseph Willet Holliday Jr Kansas City Watkins Memorial Hospital Polios Fred Young Dodge City

Trackers Search Desert For Airmen Lost Five Days

Native trackers hunted the Nubian Desert for two airmen missing after their C47 transport crashed 11 days earlier. A third crewman was found seriously injured in the wreckage. The plane, a privately operated C17, was aiding a Moslem airlift to Mecca. No passengers were aboard. Names not identified.

Khartoum Sudan Aden Airways Mecca U. S Air Force Jidda Saudi Arabia Aden

Memorial Hospital Obituary Notices

Memorial Hospital lists several individuals including Mrs. Virginia Bell of 993 A Street and Mrs. Norma Jean Hall of Sunflower along with Mrs. Ruth McWade also of Sunflower Mrs. Nancy Elliott of Baldwin Mrs. Ruth Kelly Route 2 Lyle Stemm er man 422 Miss Street James Mintden 1230 Conn Street.

Virginia Bell Norma Jean Hall Ruth McWade Nancy Elliott Baldwin Ruth Kelly Lyle Stemmerman St. James Mintden Conn

Dismissals and births noted in local notices

Local notices list several dismissals and family arrivals. Names appear with addresses such as 98 Ind. St and 30 E Sunnyside along with households like Mr and Mrs Clyde Ingram Sunflower and Mr and Mrs J C Plumb Lecompton reporting births. A $10 fine for Vivian Zamora on a Brunk charge is also recorded.

Ann Parker Ind St.j Doris Kurath Sunnyside June Staples Route 5 Bruce LaFollette Denver Colo LaVerna Rollins Sunflower Elma Elston Maple Lane Laury Allison Baldrvin Russell Ulrich Prospect St Clyde Ingram Sunnflower J. C. Plumb Lecompton Brunk Vivian Zamora Saura Filsherer Grunk

Local Traffic Fines and Bank Cashier Health Update

Donald Carl Kasson paid ten dollars plus costs in county court Friday for speeding. Harold Clayton Watts paid ten dollars plus costs for failing to stop at a stop sign. Léon G. Abete cashier of the Lawrence National Bank remained in poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a major operation, with his daughter Jess Stephens and son Maurice Abele traveling to support him. Joe Meria Zuniga of Kansas City Kansas was found guilty of driving while intoxicated, fined one hundred dollars, jailed 30 days, and had his license suspended for six months.

Donald Carl Kasson Harold Clayton Watts Abete Léon G. Abete Lawrence National Bank Lawrence Memorial Hospital Jess Stephens Bloomsburg Maurice Abele Mississippi Joe Meria Zuniga Kansas City Kan

Duroc Breeders Fall Sale Set at Topeka Fairgrounds

The third annual Kansas Duroc Breeders fall sale will be held Oct 3 at the Kansas Free Fairgrounds in Topeka with a show starting at 0 a m and sale at 1 p m. About 50 bears and gifts from Kansas farms will be offered. Also notes from a garden club meeting and a marriage license issued in Baldwin, W Va.

Kansas Duroc Breeders Kansas Free Fairgrounds Topeka Kansas Duroc Breeders Association Kansas Farms

Local Markets Today Wheat and Livestock Prices Report

Kansas City market bulletin lists wheat at 2.14, corn 1.55, soybeans 82.70, with various butterfat, eggs, hog, poultry and butter figures. Weekly livestock data notes cattle and heifers firm to higher, cows strong, bulls steady, stockers weak, with top prices around 34.00 for prime fed steers and mixed yearlings near 35.00.

I. C Kansas City USDA

Market Report From Local Livestock Auction

Prices across cattle hogs and sheep show mixed results with utility cows 14.3 to 21.0 per cwt and good cows 17.0 to 24.5. Hogs steady to higher with choice 210 to 290 and weight ranges. lambs uneven with light weights around 19.0. Frank Goff thanks friends for letters and cards from hospitalization.

Hope Colorado Spring

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