Industry Government Steadies In Peacetime Atom Uses
Industry and government join under the Atomic Energy Act to develop peaceful atomic uses. The AEC retains licensing and declassification authority while permitting private investment, sparking debate over control, security, and competition in a nascent peacetime program.
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Washington
United States
Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
Kiwanis High Brass Dazzles At Lawrence Banquet
Nearly 400 Kiwanis members and guests gathered in Lawrence to honor Don E. Engdahl of Spokane Washington Kiwanis International president and Mrs Engdahl. Lawrence club leaders included Mayor Chris Kraft and Guy Geller. The program featured singing by Don Alexander and Don Swarthout with the University Chorale. Engdahl spoke on safety youth aging and community service highlighting 67 000 miles traveled and club growth. The visit extends to a housing meeting in Wichita and Colleville Colleyville events.
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Kiwanis
Leon Eller
Lawrence Sertoma Club
Eller
Keith Lawton
Lawrence Rotary Club
Stewart
Bloss
Winkend
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Engdahl
Klwani International
Engdahls
Lawrence
Kiiwanis
Kiwanis Clubs
Washington
British Columbia
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Wichita
Colleyvit
Significant Gains By Churchill Party
London reports show the Conservative party registering significant gains in county council elections. Labor dismissed a large swing to the Conservatives while Lord Woolton praised encouraging movement to the right. Though not affecting Parliament, results fuel speculation of a possible general election before October 1956 amid light voting across 20 counties.
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London
Churchill
Conservative Party
Labor Party
Lord Woolton
Eleemosynary Levy Hike and Patrol Issue Acted Upon
The Senate passed a bill raising the eleemosynary institutional building fund levy from 12 to 16 mills, aiming to raise about three million yearly for state hospital and school construction. A companion increase would fund college dormitories. Also approved was a highway patrol expansion from 100 to 150 in two years with adjusted pay scales and new lieutenant rank.
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Topekam
Senate
Highway Patrol
ICC Drops Bid for Billions in WWII Rail Freight Refunds
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected government claims that U S railroads owe two to three billion dollars in wartime freight refunds. The DOJ failed to show a legal basis, and 17 war materials reparations cases were dismissed in the largest money proceedings in the commission’s history.
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Washington, ID
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Justice Department
Tom C. Clark
Supreme Court
Menninger brothers honored with Crumbine award
In a Kansas event at Kansas University, Karl A. and William C. Menninger received the Samuel J. Crumbine award for service to public health in psychiatry. Dr. Thomas R. Hood announced the honor, noting it's the first time two individuals shared the award. The Menningers founded a Kansas clinic and foundation, continuing a family medical legacy.
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Lawrence
Kavisas
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Basel Sores
Adelia Essmiller
Great Bend
J. F. Nich
C. M
Amelia Bratherg
Hol
Thorhosen
Wis
Essmiller
Esamilier
Bratier
William C. Menninger Andberg
Karl A. Menninger
Topeka
Salz
Kas
Samuel J. Crumbine
Kansas Public Health Association
Kansas
Menssinger Clinic
Foundation
Thomas R. Hood
Kansas University
Karl A
William C. Menninger
C. F. Menninger
Karl
Pr. Wilt
Fearful Hathaways keep infant son with help from community
In Akron Ohio Harald and Georgia Hathaway faced a welfare hearing over their newborn son Clarence born seven weeks earlier. Judge Russell Thomas ruled the couple could keep him, noting society must share responsibility with welfare authorities. Friends neighbors and the Summit County Visiting Nurse Assn rallied to support the family and ensure the child leads a normal life.
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Akron
Ohio
Harald
Georgia Hathaway
Hathaways
Nee
Harold Hathaway
Russell Thomas
Friends of the Hathaways
Thomas
Summit County
Clarence
Edward Kohler
Miss. St
Summit
Assn
Local Man Charged Over Debris in Public Spaces
Harry Puckett, 65, of 1109 Del. St., was arrested Thursday on a warrant charging violation of city ordinances for leaving debris in public places and behind buildings. Complainant is F R D Sweeney. Puckett was freed on a $50 bond and must appear Monday in police court. a prior June fine and 60-day sentence were suspended after he agreed to clean the area.
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Harry Puckett
del. St
Lawrence
Puckett
Pennsylvania
FR. D. Sweeney
Twin Sisters in Kansas Wisconsin Reach 93 Today
GREAT BEND - Twin sisters one in Kansas and the other in Wisconsin observed their 93rd birthdays today. Both widows, they are Mrs.
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Kansas
Wisconsin
Great Bend
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