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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1952
Page
2
Stevenson charged Eisenhower with partial opposition to compulsory labor. he accused the Republican leader of supporting court injunctions in labor cases and blasted GOP claims of labor captivity. Morse and others cited alternative options, while Stevenson urged AFL endorsement and criticized partisan attacks.
A lengthy hospital register lists numerous individuals and families connected to Memorial Hospital and local towns. Entries include newborns and parents in Sunflower, De Soto, Baldwin, and surrounding areas, with names such as Doris Cadir Patricia Ann McGrew and many others, noting addresses and birth events occurring over a recent weekend.
MANKATO Kas March 1 P-Rep Wint Smith Republican said Eisenhower is the only man running for office today who can say he never received campaign contributions. He challenged Stevenson Sparkman and others to admit any past contributions and accused smear artists of trying to distract from issues in Washington.
Mrs Roy F Priest head of the ladies department of the Republican National Committee will speak to the Shawnee County Women’s Republican Club on October 4 the club announced Saturday.
President Truman will deliver a major civil rights address in Harlem New York on Saturday October 11. The announcement followed his acceptance of an invitation from the International Ministers Alliance of greater New York and vicinity.
Midshipman Mahlon M. Ball of 1224 Haskell Ave becomes battalion executive officer and lieutenant commander for the University of Kansas Navy ROTC unit, second in command to First in command Midshipman Edward C. Howse of Fort Worth. The unit, 278 cadets, is led by Capt. William R. Terrell. Ball and Howse are chosen from the senior class for leadership, aptitude, and conduct.
The report by Marion A. Barlow A T Decker and Vitus Hadi in Douglas and Shawnee Counties sums appraisal values at 3401 60 for several tracts along U S Highway 40 and K 10 between Topeka and Lawrence. Appraisals cover parcels owned by Bahnmaier TRE and others with figures for land and easements, as the Kansas Highway Commission proceeds to condemn land for right of way to straighten curves.
Mrs Wellside died here this morning at Tenn. St. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Wellington First Baptist Church. The family requests no flowers.
Two thefts were reported to lawrence police over the weekend. Jerry Taylor of 1043 Ind. St. said his car was broken into Sunday night with a radio valued at 75 dollars, a .22 pistol worth 45 dollars, sunglasses 12.50, six white shirts 25, and underwear and socks 2 dollars. Sid Hutchins of Route 2 reported clothing stolen from a garage apartment between 2 and 5 p.m. Saturday, including a topcoat, sport coat, trousers, jacket, shoes, and a suit.
The 40th annual Kansas League of Municipalities meeting will run through Tuesday in Wichita. Managers Jim Wigglesworth and Chris Kraft will be out Tuesday afternoon, so the city mission meeting will be adjusted to 3 p m on Wednesday.
State Accident Records show traffic toll rising in the last 48 hours with new fatalities added to the ledger. Officials report ongoing tallies and clarify prior entries as updated.
President Ike faces criticism as Nixon faces widening questions over an expense fund. The campaign trains exchange notes on financial disclosures and the possibility of Nixon remaining on the ticket. Nixon plans a nationwide broadcast to present his financial history and defend his handling of funds.
Chicago papers report probes into how Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson used a personal fund raised in Illinois for his gubernatorial race to back his presidential bid. A list of over 1,000 firms and state suppliers was cited as solicited campaign funds, with officials noting funds diverted from state employees. Comment was unavailable as Stevenson campaigned in New York.
Five Lawrence leaders will be presented with copies of the New Revised Standard Version during a community service of thanksgiving at First Methodist Church on Tuesday at p.m. Sept 30. The event, interdenominational, honors their contributions to local religious life. The new Bible, released Sept 20 by Thomas Nelson, is hailed as the most important update since the King James Version.
Police logged five traffic accidents within a one hour noon to 1 pm period amid Saturday football events. No arrests for drunkenness. The most damaging crash occurred at 4 40 pm at Fifth and Ill Sts involving Hessen of Olathe Munro of Bartlesville and Neinstedh of Beilit with total damages estimated around $320. A second collision at 4 45 pm on Mississippi Street involved Dreben of Kansas City Kan and Freeman of Kansas City Mo with minor damages. Earlier accidents included Ogle and Coughlin at 12 50 pm on Mass Street with $250 total damage and O'Leary and Gifford at 1 40 pm at 23rd and Tennessee with $85. A fifth wreck at 9 pm on Third and NY Streets involved Miller and Graham, with Miller’s car $25 damaged and Graham undamaged.
About 45 women from this area are expected to attend the third Flower Show School at the University of Kansas from Tuesday to Thursday. Speakers include Dorothy Riddie of Pleasantville New York and Mrs James R Searles of Kirkwood Missouri. Riddie lectures Tuesday at 9 30 in the Old Journalism Building on practice and demonstrations in horticulture and flower shows. Searles lectures Wednesday on color and design with demonstrations on flower arranging in Fraser Theater. Examinations for nationally accredited flower judge certificates will be held Saturday at 9 in the Old Journalism Building.
Joseph Martin Maxwell of Wichita, a heating engineer and steamfitter born in Arcadia Kansas, died Sunday after falling from a painter's scaffold at his home. The crash fractured his skull. Also listed are recent marriage licenses issued in Probate Court to Grant Harvey Vonderschmidt and Elnora Lou Wycoff, Herbert Denton Dalen, Constance Jo Ann Pennington, Weltman D. Bailey and Margaret D. Barker. The White House’s origin notes and early Greek statuary curiosities complete the article fragment.
About 10 people attended the closing night of the 44th Vinland Grange Fair at the Cairgrounds north of the Vighntio High School. Winners in the children division included Shery Kennedys and others. adult division winners featured Leis amd Marjorie Hildenbrand and Taura Lee Theren Bert Chronister group. The three day event was hindered by rain on Saturday. agriculture and home economics entries were larger than last year.
A weekend traffic collision near Lawrence at Airport Corner on Highway 240 involved Charles S Warren and Gerald Blevins. Warren's wife Anna was injured slightly, and Warren received a county court summons for failure to yield.
Twenty six organized houses on the University of Kansas campus fund and house foreign students this year. Total value is 7500 dollars, estimated by Dr J A Buzzle, with each house varying aid. Participation has doubled from last year’s 14 students. Students hail from Europe, the Iron Curtain countries, and the Far East, reflecting wide geographic reach in the third year of the program. The LMHS football season ticket sales closed with 84 adult and 84 child admissions after the Girls Per Club mobilized downtown merchants, raising revenue from last year’s 900.01 to 244 this year.
Wall Street gains led by railroads and radio television as demand broadens. Bonds mixed with government issues firm. cotton trims gains amid reports. Wheat and livestock futures show uneven moves with cattle and hogs up or steady, while grain prices edge within narrow ranges.
Washington reports six Detroit defendants and 12 others nationwide indicted under the Smith Act for conspiring to overthrow the U S government by force. The six Detroit figures Saul Wellman Nathan Kaplan Thomas Dennis Philip Schatz William Allan and Helen Winter face bail and up to 25 thousand dollars each. Evidence is being presented to other grand juries in St. Louis and Seattle as part of a broader FBI effort.
Grover Cleveland Haiilaine Ola from the Naval Air Station was found guilty in County Court Saturday of driving while intoxicated and transporting an open bottle of liquor. He received a $150 fine on the first count and $50 plus costs on the second.
Marcie C. Long was fined $15 and costs in County Court this morning for being drunk on a public highway.
USDA cattle and calf totals reported with auction results showing steady to lower bids on slaughter steers and heifers trading unevenly. Cows and bulls move higher amid active activity. dealers steady with load lots of choice medium weight fed steers around 33.50 and grain fed cattle around 26.50 to 26.00 in early sales.
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