Backers push Ike vote in Pennsylvania primary drive
Ike backers launch final push ahead of Pennsylvania Republican primary as no write in effort is planned for other nominees. Eisenhower and Stassen appear on the statewide ballot while delegates will be chosen in each party. Campaign leaders planned speeches and organized efforts across states, aiming to boost Eisenhower's selection despite a reportedly listless election.
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Burglary at Somers Grocery Prompts Youth Investigation
Somers Grocery at 1071 Mass. St. reported burglarized last night. A Lawrence youth is in custody for investigation after admitting entry via a coal chute. Police report notes the suspect slid down the coal chute into the store. The Janissaries.
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Army ROTC at University To Be Inspected Next Week
Army ROTC at City of Kansas will be nationally inspected Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, April 23, 24 and 25. About 200 cadets will take part in a full dress public parade at KU. Inspectors include G. Shelton, KU Army ROTC commandant, Lt. Col. William M. Copley of Minnesota, and Lt. Col. William G. Licey of Missouri. The group will arrive the day before and inspect the ROTC unit over the following three days with luncheons and dinners at KU facilities.
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Restored area in Topeka after extensive property damage
Stanley El Batter, Topeka city building inspector, testifies that more than 90 percent of the North Topeka property ravaged along the road last July has been restored. The Kansan State College area reports $340,000 allocated for library repairs as part of the effort.
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Maybank Rejects Extension of Wage Price Controls
Sen Maybank said the Senate Banking Committee will not extend the Defense Production Act wage price controls. The panel delayed action on extending the act and will hear from the Big Four mobilization leaders to ensure better teamwork. Also, a weather bureau official tied Missouri River flooding to timing of natural forces with warm winds melting snows across Montana and the Dakotas.
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Battle Casualties in Korea Report 12 Killed 25 Wounded
A new list reports 12 soldiers killed, 25 wounded, and 1 missing in action in Korea. The tally reflects ongoing hostilities and patrols across multiple front lines as commanders appeal for aid and soldiers.
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