Cancer 18 FATAL TO WIDELY KNOWN RISK MAN
Bert A. Hedges 59 Wichita insurance authority and first Kansas UNESCO chairman died of cancer. He helped Kansas European city exchanges post WW II and led Sunflower Boy's State sponsorship. Surviving wife and four children named. Memorial at Plymouth Church. donations to American Cancer Society requested. Lieutenant Robel L. Holcomb of Wichita promoted to lieutenant after earning the Distinguished Service Cross in Korea.
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Wichita
Bert A. Hedges
First Kansas
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Kansas
Hedges
Marine Corps
Thomas Hopkins
American Legion
Legion
Ansley, Neb
University of Illinois
Illinois
Business Men's Assurance Company of
Kansas City
Harold R. Gordon
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Elaine Stevens
University of Detroit
Edith Hedges
Pittsburgh
Plymouth Congregational Church
American Cancer Society
United States
Korea
Robel L. Holcomb
Kas
23Rd Infantry Regiment
James C. Fry
Holcomb
Old Baldy
Grace
Law Too Vague Supreme Court Rules Food Inspectors May Be Barred
The Supreme Court rules that vague criteria could justify barring food inspectors from plants and certain facilities. The decision affects oversight practices and regulatory access, prompting industry and public reaction nationwide.
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Spreme
Supreme Court voids criminal penalty for food inspectors case
The Supreme Court rules 6-3 that individuals cannot be imprisoned for refusing to allow inspections under the food and drug act due to vagueness. Ira D. Cardiff of Washington Dehydrated Food Co. had been fined but later acquitted on appeal. The decision centers on section 704 authorizing plant entry with permission and the prohibition on refusal to permit entry.
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Washington
Federal Food and Administration
Douglas
Burton Fed
Ira D. Cardiff
Yakima County
U. S. District Court
Spokane
Cardiff
U. S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
Justice Department
Circuit Court
Food and Drug Administration
Harry Darby Heads for Washington on RNC Leader Talk
Kansas Republican national committeeman Harry Darby left for Washington to discuss a new chairman of the Republican National Committee. The post will open when E. Summerfield joins the Eisenhower cabinet as postmaster general. Three Kansans are named as potential selections.
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Darby
Frank Carlson
Eisenhower
Wesley Roberts
Kansas State
Carlson
Roberts
Harry Darby
Kansas
Washington
Republican National Committee
E. Summerfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dental Expert to Speak at Society Meeting Tonight
Dr Bernard G Sarnat of Chicago will address the Kansas City District Dental Society at the Hotel President. A 6:30 dinner precedes the 7:30 program. He is an assistant professor of surgery at the University of Illinois and heads the oral and maxillofacial surgery department. His topic is Surgical Treatment of Malocclusions and Facial Deformities.
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Bernard G. Sarnat
Chicago
Kansas City District Dental Society
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Sarnat
University’s College of Dentistry
Illness and Surgery Debates at KU Center Discussion
Emotions are linked to physical stomach reactions, says Dr Wolf, who notes Banthine effects vary. He cautions against routine stomach removal for ulcers, citing high death rates from radical surgery and urging avoidance unless malignancy is confirmed. Guests Dr Fisher and Dr White spoke on esophageal diseases.
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Tom
Wolf and Wolff
Wolf
K. U. Center
James B. Fisher
Charles M. White
Wichita
Arsenal Strike Continues Amid Partial Worker Return
About sixty five construction workers at the Lake City Arsenal resumed work today but union leader O L Ring says no agreement has been reached and the strike remains ongoing. Contracts total about 5% million dollars. Lieutenant Colonel E M Serrem and staff met with United States Attorney Sam M Wear to discuss possible federal charges tied to recent disturbances.
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Lake City Arsenal
O. L. Ring
Teamsters and Chauffers
E. M. Serrem
Arsenal
Sam M. Wear
United States
Tufts College Names Acting President Nils Y. Wessell
Dr. Nils Y. Wessell, formerly vice president, was elected acting president of Tufts College in Medford Massachusetts. His wife is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sigler of Kansas City Missouri.
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Medford
Mass
Nils Y. Wessell
Tufts College
Clarence Sigler
West Fifty-seventh Street
Kansas City
Plane Crashes After Takeoff Near Fremont Drive-In
A small plane crashed seconds after takeoff from Thirty-first street airport. The pilot suffered minor face lacerations. The craft rose to about 200 feet before dropping near a drive-in theater site at Thirty-first street and Fremont avenue. Landing gear and fuselage damaged. The pilot's name was not immediately known. papers inside listed P. E. Fisher of Scottsbluff Nebraska.
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Thirty-first Street
Fremont Avenue
P. E. Fisher
Scottsbluff
Neb
Two Wounded In Flight From Stolen Car
Springfield Missouri dispatch reports two youths from Fort Worth Texas were wounded today by a state highway patrol trooper after they fled a stolen car. The injured are Bobby Ray Foote 20 hit in the right arm and J C Cook Jr 21 hit in the right leg. A third man fled in the car and was named as George Wright alias.
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Springfield
Fort Worth
Tex
State Highway Patrol
Bobby Ray Foote
J. C. Cook, Jr
Glenn Wilson
Sedalia
Wilson
Te Third
George Wright
Alias
Crash at School Lane Involves Three Vehicles At Busy Crossing
Three vehicles collided at a school crossing on U S 40 and Pittman road. Fred W. Roberts 56 Blue Springs received chest injuries. William Tamblyn 57 Lee's Summit suffered facial lacerations. Grover M. Trantham 26 Summit street was shaken but not seriously hurt. Two drivers were taken to St Luke's hospital for treatment. A Newcomer Memorial may be financed on budget terms.
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U. S. Highway No. 40
Pittman Road
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fred W. Roberts
Blue Springs
Roberts
William Tamblyn
Lee’s Summit
Grover M. Trantham
Summit Street
Jet Plant Fire Details Tests In Affected Section
An official described how completed engines undergo checks and tests in the fire hit portion of the plant. Cells in the area are independently calibrated for parallel testing while a distant fuel tank farm presents a high risk, and a company ordered an immediate investigation into the blaze and damage.
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Nicholson
Picket line at Forbes base snarls U S 75 traffic
A picket line at Forbes air force base gates blocks civilian construction workers from entering, causing a long jam on U S 75 south of Topeka. Two hours of civilian entry blocked while military personnel pass, as plumbers and steamfitters clash with Doerfler Construction over a gas distribution contract.
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Topeka
U. S
Doerfler Construction Company
Oklahoma City
Doerfler
Plaza Brookside Sport Shirt Display at Downtown
A washable rayon tecca shirt with long sleeves shown in navy red luggage white and green white. Prized sport shirt gifts feature neat checks in tan green and blue in sizes S to XL. Also offered in beige luggage charcoal and navy with stitched collar and pockets at Downtown.
Hand crafted furs featured in Village Green display
A Kansas City display highlights gifts crafted from world class furs. The Seville Blue piece is noted as particularly handsome. Price listed at 15 dollars.
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Seville
Billfold with removable photo card case described by registrar
A slim leather billfold in tan brown or black features a removable photo card case. The item is presented by the registrar as a compact, practical accessory.
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Registrar
Travel requisites and gadgets with warm bamboo handle
Complete set of travel requisites shown in suntan or ginger leather. Case unzips around and is deeply napped to ward off winter chills. Zippered vinyl and clear plastic case. Finely constructed gadget cracks ice opens jars serves as cap opener and corkscrew. Gleaming bamboo handle. Shown in solid colors stripes checks imported Scotch plaids in authentic clans.
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the Guild
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