Memorial Hospital Births and Listings Include Names and Addresses
Memorial Hospital Irvin Flory and many listed residents report births and family notices. Mrs. Florence Campbell and baby boy, Mrs. Neva Lee and baby girl, and several couples welcome sons and daughters with locations across streets and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Campbell
Lindenwood Lane
Audrey Davies
W. 19Th St
Neva Lee
Maple Lane
David Reed
Baldwin
Laura Savage
Lee Zimmerman
Neb. St
Karen Benteman
Ark. St
Clarence Forkell
Vt. St
Plea Renewed For KU Watkins Hospital Expansion
Dr. Ralph I. Canuteson director of KU Health Service renews plea for $350000 to expand Watkins Memorial Hospital to add 38 beds and new clinical rooms laboratories library and operating room. Current bed space serves 62 students. expansion aims for at least 100. Funds must come from state appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph I. Canuteson
Kansas University Health Service
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Raymond Nichols
University
Nichols
Kincaid Speaks at Sertoma Club Meeting
Blaine Kincaid personnel director for Callery Chemical spoke to the Lawrence Sertoma Club at the Eldridge Hotel on Tuesday night about the plant shortage from lost government orders and the slow start of commercial demand. He noted the plant retained about 80 of its peak 180 workers and hoped for counter proposals from the Defense Department on military use, though no agreement is set. John Golden introduced the speaker, with guests Dwight Freeman and W H Bamber present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Kincaid
Callery Chemical Co
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Eldridge
Kincaid
Defense Department
John Golden
Dwight Freeman
W.H. Bamber
Infant Ramon Rojas Dies at Home in Suspected Suffocation
Ramon Rojas two month old son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Rojas Jr of 1422 W 21st St Terr died about 830 this morning at home probably from suffocation Fire Department dispatched and a respirator sent Funeral arrangements to be announced by Rumsey Funeral Home Surviving sibling David aged 1144 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Rojas
Oscar Rojas Jr
W. 21St St
Terr
Rumsey Funeral Home
David
Campaign issues span pocketbook to foreign policy in 1960 race
Washington reports on how the 1960 presidential contest will cover broad topics from inflation to national security. Senate debates include Johnson Humphrey for the Democrats and Douglas and Bush clashing with Nixon over anti inflation rhetoric while Clark and Scott critique spending, taxes, and government overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Richard M. Nixon
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Eisenhower
Douglas
Senate House Committee
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
America
Danville
Sen
Hugh Scott
Lord Macaulay
Third Optimist Club Is Formed
Donald H. Decker of Lawrence was elected president of the newly-chartered Sunset Optimist Club, the third Optimist group in Lawrence joining the Breakfast and Luncheon clubs. The organizational meeting drew 37 charter members with officers named for the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald H. Decker
Lawrence
Sunset Optimist Club
Decker
Sunset Club
C. D. Swenson
Earl Fowler
Gene Drake
Robert Faulk
J. Underwood
Kevin Remick
Louis Heinrich
Bill Speers
Optimists International
St. Louis
Gene Amos
Olathe
District 10
Leutenant
University Ford Sales
Topeka
Ann
Drew
Deckers
Belle Haven Dr
Kennedy Attacked From Floor at AFL-CIO Convention
In San Francisco Senator John F Kennedy faced floor assaults from AFL-CIO delegates amid denunciations of labor legislation. Mike Quill of the Transport Workers Union claimed labor was harmed by both Democrats and Republicans. The Kennedy brothers were cited in criticism, with Robert Kennedy noted as chief counsel in the McClellan committee probing labor racketeering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Afl-Cio
Mike Quill
Transport Workers Union
Kennedy Brothers
Quill
Barry
Goldwater
Sen
John
McClellan
Sen. Kennedy
Robert
McClellan Committee
Carl Y. Sample Dies in Kansas Home
Carl Y. Semple, husband of the Republican national committee woman for Kansas, died at 2 a.m. today at his home. Semple was a mining engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Y. Semple
Republican National Committee
Kansey
Semple
Two Hearings Set For Loan Company Under Bankruptcy
Two hearings were scheduled in federal court for Coffeyville Loan and Investment Company petition for reorganization. Donald R. Elbel of Kansas City heads the firm as president. An Oct 1 examination of company affairs was ordered, with a second hearing Oct 22 in Kansas City or Topeka. The petition seeks restraint on encumbrances by Elbel controlled entities and notes most assets are in Elbel controlled firms. Audit questions noteability of $2,427,110.30 total assets and doubts about collectibility of notes from Elbel controlled corporations. The firm seeks a plan of reorganization to pay debts as they mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Coffeyville Loan and Investment Company
Donald R. Elbel
Kansas
City
E. R. Sloan
Kansas City
James Stanton
Elbel
CLIC
State of
Marcia Wood Carter
Agnes Emery
Lawrence
Khrushchev tours Iowa farming sites in peacetime pledge
Khrushchev visits a civic dinner in Iowa where farmers planned a harvesting show at Garst's mile of maize field. He praised disarmament at the UN and argued peaceful agricultural growth versus weapon buildup, noting applause as he urged competition in food production over military stockpiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon Rapids
Khrushchev
Garst
Iowa
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Open House at Lawrence High Draws Large Crowd
About 500 parents attended Lawrence High School's fourth annual open house where Neal M. Wherry called the event the best yet. Parents visited classes for 20 minutes each and discussed goals, materials, and teaching methods, including a noon session in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Neal M. Wherry
LHS
Wherry
Dorm Association Planned With Voting Oct 15 at KU
Men living in Kansas University dormitories will vote October 15 on forming the Men's Residence Association MRA to coordinate activities for about 1600 residents of Carruth Pearson Templin and Oread Halls The group would organize political activities publicity committees and a judiciary to solve common dormitory issues while each hall retains its separate activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Men’s Residence Assn
Carruth
Joseph R. Pearson
Templin
Oread
MRA
Inter-Fraternity Council
Donald B. Mason
Prairie Village
Mason
Khrushchev Promises Chicago Couple Two Children Leave
In Des Moines AP report Nikita Khrushchev assured Mr and Mrs Leonas that two of their Chicago children would be allowed to depart the Soviet Union. The Leonases, who came to the United States in 1944, asked for help for their 20 year old daughter and 17 year old son. Khrushchev told Foreign Minister Gromyko to handle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Town
Nikita Khrushchev
Chicago
Soviet Union
Paulius Leonas
United States
Leonas
Khrushchev
Urban Renewal Is Topic of Visitor
Washington expert Bob Ledermann discussed urban renewal and residential development trends during a Lawrence visit hosted by attorney Robert Ellsworth. He urged balanced cost sharing between builders and city for streets and sewers versus citywide facilities like schools and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ledermann
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Ledermann
National Association of Home Builders
Robert Ellsworth
City Keeps 600 Block Diagonal Parking in Place
City Commission approved continuing diagonal parking in the 600 block on Massachusetts Street. A planned switch to parallel parking would cost 14 spaces, dropping stalls from 37 to 23, and was deemed premature until a broader business-area study. The meeting also covered a one-side parking ban on New Jersey Street, pending readings, and other downtown traffic, parking, and utility items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Street
Robert Kipp
Kipp
Mass. Sts
Massachusetts
New Jersey Street
Commission
New Jersey
Seventh
East Lawrence
Connecticut Street
Independent Laundry
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Vermont
Mrs Abernathy Buys Book Nook in Lawrence Tie to Ridenour History
Mrs C Ridenour Abernathy, a former teen bookseller, buys the Book Nook at 102/114 Mass St in Lawrence, linking her life to the city’s 19th century Ridenour mercantile legacy. Her grandfather Peter D Ridenour helped build Midwest commerce, survived Quantrill’s raid, and laid roots that shaped Kansas City and beyond. Her KU daughter Carol Eleanor Abernathy is a science major, and she plans visits to Oak Hill Cemetery and the KU Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ridenour Abernathy
Kansas Citlan
Mass
Lawrence
Peter D.ridenour
Midwest
J. D. Bowersock
Bowersock Mills
Bowersock
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Sigma Chi
Ridenour
Quantrill
Abernathy
Carol Eleanor Abernathy
Kansas University
Oak Hill Cemetery
KU Library
Peter D. Ridenour
Journal-World Photo
KCP and L Income Dips Reported for Year
An Associated Press report in the Journal World notes Kansas City Power and Light Co. posts net income of 9,988,019 dollars for the year ending August 31, a decline from prior figures. The item originally misspelled the headline with an extra word, leading to a mislabeling of the income drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Journal-World
Kansas City Power and Light Co
KP & L
Kansas Power and Light Co
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Robert Hall
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to doctors and nurses for care and to friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers and other kindness shown during a hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hall
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Irvin Flory
N. Y. St
Irene Skinner
Maxine Cook
N. H. St
Donald Farrier
Letha Morgison
Mich
Sarah Trieb
Tonganoxie
Velma O'Brien
Mis. St
William Stoneback
Henry Coop
Mass. St
Williametta Fawbush
Haskell Grounds
LeRoy Meegieon
Earl O'Brien
Til, St
Robert Blank
Owens Lane
Canuteson
Sertoma Club
Ernest A. Pontius
V. M
Wright
Secry
Washington
Kennedy
Carl Y. Sample
Roswell Garst
Nikita
The
Post Office Department
Ernst Reuter
Washington, D.C
Philatelic Sales Agency
D. C
Sharon Cates
del. St
J. W. Calvert
Ill. St
Forestry Department
Wellington Road
Prairie Avenue
Fairview
Edgewood Park
East Glenn
Eighteenth Street
East Nineteenth Street
Edgewood Park No. 4
Edgewood Park No
Hillcrest
Hopper Auto Electric
George Anderson
University Dr
Anderson
Kansas League of Municipalities
Hutchinson
Charles Stough
Jerry. Smith
George Williams
Mrs. Abernathy
Ridenour-Baker
H. W. Baker
Baker
Barteldes Seed Co
Chile
Canada
Russia
Lawrence My Journal-World
Douglas County
Weeanawe
John J. Riling
Eugene C. Riling
Charles C. Rankin
Lawrence the Journal-World
Notich
Board of Commissioners
City of
H. Cy, Fisher
Kcp&l
Lawrence Memorial Co
Howers
Dwight Regnist
Maine
Medical
Lawrence, Kansas
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