Collusion denial over grain warehouse shortages heard in Senate
Sen Thye questioned inspector Stuard amid testimony by John H. Buchmann of the Production and Marketing Administration. He said two inspections missed shortages at Plains Grain & Storage in Texas where a $400,000 gap was found later. The GAO estimated total shortages of wheat and grain sorghums at Mendelson Grain & Storage and Plains Grain & Storage warehouses, totaling about $1.1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceva
Questi
Garden Ral and Seed Co
Garden City
CCC
Texas
John H. Buchmann
The
Production and Marketing Administration
Plains
Buchmann
Ate Agriculture
Stuard
Dallas
Sen
Thye R-Minn
Rae
Ihlew
Buc
General Accounting Office
Mendelson Grain & Storage
Plains Grain & Storage
Senior Piano Recital Set For Tomorrow Night
Mira Delores Wunsch will present a senior piano recital tomorrow evening at 8 oclock in Frank Strong Auditorium. She is the daughter of State Sen Paul Wunsch of Wichita and a KU student honored last spring as top music student in the junior class. Wunsch has soloed with the KU Symphony, plays violin in the KU Symphony, and serves as president of Mu Phi Epsilon. Gamma Phi Beta Sorority will host a reception after the recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Delores Wunsch
Frank Strong
Miss Wunsch
Sen
Mia
Paul Wunsch
Wichita
University of Kansas
K.U
K.U. Symphony Orchestra
Russell L. Wiley
K.U. Symphony
Light Opera Association
Mu Phi Epsilon
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Wunsch
Flutigtx
Kansas City market report details cattle grain and livestock prices
The report lists prices for cattle fattening steers and dairy bred stock, sheep slaughters, Arizona springers, native springers, and shorn lambs with weights and skin counts. It also covers grain futures for wheat corn sorghum oats rye barley soybeans and bran, plus Kansas City produce and poultry quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Cash
Kansas City
Kansas Colleges Form Flood Aid Foundation in Salina
Representatives from McPherson College, Emporia College, Kansas Wesleyan, Marymount, Southwestern, St. Marys, Tabor, Ursuline, Sacred Heart Junior, Mt. St. Marys, Baker, and Bethel meet in Salina to finalize a foundation charter. The group will coordinate fund raising, accepting contributions from individuals and chiefly seeking support from Kansas businesses. The flood scene shows Mighty Mo inundating Rosecrans Field at St Joseph with runways barely above water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratans
Codres, Inc
Salina
McPherson College
College of Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan University of
Erhart
Safeat
St. Joseph
Rosecrans Field
Elwood
Kan
Nebraska Line
Atchison and
Leavenworth
Huge Offer Spurs Amateur Plans for College Players
Fragmented remarks reveal executives debating costly recruitment tactics for college players. Discussions include traveling costs, long distance calls, and potential $50,000 incentives via company resources. Browning as recreation director weighs safety and practicality of lavish inducements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couti
Phillips
Hali
Kerner
Browning
Play Day Draws Kansas High School Girls to KU
Nearly 180 high school girls from 12 Kansas schools gather at the University of Kansas for the annual Play Day hosted by the Women s Athletic Association. Contests in basketball volleyball and softball highlight the day along with a picnic, swimming and tumbling exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
University of Kansas
Absorciaton
Liberty Memorial School
Haskell Institute
Oxawatomie
Atchison
Uossington
Leavenworth
Topeka
Rusesil
J and Rosedale
Wyandotte
Kanges City
WAA
Potter Lake
Robinson Gymnasium
Moffheack Club
K. U. Tumblers
Liberty Memorial Bezoolees
Migs Jole Stapleton
Nate
Betty Clinger
Rose Hill
Kansas women discuss forming CAP squadron at KU
The University of Kansas women rifle team met with Civil Air Patrol officials from the Kansas Wing to plan a women’s CAP squadron at KU. Col Ted Chapman explained CAP’s role as Air Force auxiliary focused on rescue and search. Interested women aged 18 plus may join, with training in the evenings or in class, and roughly two semesters to complete. Contact Sgt Harold Swartwood at the Military Science Building. Other Kansas Wing staff accompanying Chapman were Maj E J Armstrong, Col Wayne Foster, and Sgt T C Putman, all from Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Civil Air Patrol
Kansas
CAP
K. U
Ted Chapman
Wichita
Military Science Building
Air Force
Harold Swartwood
Military Science
K. UL
K. U. 390
Kansas Yhing
Col. Chapman
E. J. Armstrong
Wayne Foster
T. C. Putman
Local liquor charges lead to fines and brief jail terms
Wayne S. Phifer was fined 100 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail by County Judge Frank R. Gray for driving intoxicated. Clarence Elliott also faced 100 dollars and costs but was paroled after paying the fine and costs. Edward Butler paid 35 dollars and costs for transporting an open bottle. Harold C. Thomas paid 25 dollars and costs for being drunk on a public highway. Austin R. Cargill was fined 315 dollars and costs for drunkenness in a public place. C. C. Edwards received 25 dollars and costs for striking a signal during a minor railroad right of way accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne S. Phifer
Frank R. Gray
Clarence Elliott
Edward Butler
Harold C. Thomas
Austin R. Cargill
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas and Missouri Communities
Obituaries report Mrs. Arthur E. Owen 57 dying at a Aurora hospital with Springfield and Aurora ties and funeral planned there. Survivors include husband and two children. Also noted: Dr. Carl W. Owen killed in an Arizona auto crash. Elizabeth Lovejoy Stewart of Parsons dies, cremation in Kansas City. two living children Kathleen and Don, plus a late daughter Jane killed in 1947 crash. several Lovejoy and Stewart relatives connected to Kansas and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Owen
Aurora
Springfield
Lawrence
Robert McWade
Frank C. Owen
Frank W. Sneegas
Carl Sneegas
Walter Sneegas
John F. Long
Maurice LaMaster
LaCygne
Perry E. Cook
Meriden
Carl W. Owen
Sneegas
Arizona
Phoenix
Charles Owen
Prescott, Ariz
Elizabeth Lovejoy Stewart
James Macleod Stewart
Parsons
University of Kansas
University
Stewart
Kansas City
Kathleen
K. A
Don
University of Colorado
Jane
Owen H. Lovejoy
M. A
Beryl F. Hurdy
Perque
N. M
Edith Boynton
Berkeley
Calif
Second Pilot Convicted by Air Force Court Martial
The Air Force disclosed that Capt. Carl J. Izard, 34, of Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi Mississippi, was convicted by court martial at Keesler of malingering. He received an honorable dismissal, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and three months imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Carl J. Izard
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Miss
Izard
Keesler
Nine Drunk Charges in Lawrence Court
Nine cases of drunkenness were disposed by Judge Wayne Aliphin in Lawrence police court yesterday. Sentences for several defendants were suspended with promises to leave town, while others faced fines or jail terms. A marriage license was issued from Probate Court to Floyd Layton and Helen Hursh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Aliphin
Lawrence
Porter Barold McCartney
Karesas City
Elmo E. Ham
Denver
Curtis Hackett
Kansas City
Lem
Canton
Frank Begin
Earl W. Frazier
N. H. St
War Placer Om
King Grunk
Laftite Cooper
N. J. St
Frank Frazier
Mass
Pentens
John E. Rockhold
Lake
Wayne Allphin
Floyd KS Layton
Shawnee
Helen Marie Hursh
Springfield
Doctors Report New Ailment Called Cat Scratch Disease
A report to the American College of Physicians describes cat scratch disease from scratches by healthy house cats. Dr Worth Daniels and Dr Frank MacMurray note 60 cases across 15 states plus Hawaii and Canada. Patients develop fever up to 104, swollen lymph nodes, possible abscesses, and months of lingering symptoms with no known treatment or cat testing.
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Alton Slakesler
Stienos
Clevelande
American College of Physicians
Worth
Hawaii
Canada
25 K. U. HOUSES TO AID FOREIGN STUDENTS
Dr Buzzle notes organized housing helps foreign students adjust and feel connected. He cites examples of Dutch and other international women in dorms, participation in campus groups, and Rotary support. He says demand outstrips supply and cites need for more housing and funding to admit deserving students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin Hall
Red Peppers
Jay Jones
Rotary Club
Lawrence
Lawrence air rumors fade as Sunflower plant walkout ends
Rumors of a construction workers walkout at Sunflower Ordnance Works east of Lawrence proved unfounded after the Kansas City strike was settled. Workers returned to jobs on schedule while city offices aid landlords under new rent control rules. River gauges showed Kaw rising but no major flood expected. local schools hosted science visits exposing students to a televised atom bomb demonstration.
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Sunflower Ordnance Works
Here
Kansas City
Ordnance Plant
Lawrence O Isthe “Defense Housing Area
8Th St
Lawrence
Ing
Douglas County
Wyandotte
Johnson Counties
Itice
Olathe
Kaw
Bowernock
Farmera
Wakarusa
Wildcat
Louie Helesm
Route 2
Dutton Bridge
Livestock Market Report Kansas City Steady to Firm
Steady to firm light receipts with feeding cattle and calves positive. Calves 3000 counted with fill. slaughter steers and heifers strong to 25 higher, bulk firm. vealers unchanged. Hogs active at 3500 head, steady to uneven. Prices listed: steers 29.00 42.25, heifers 29.00 33.00, cows 21.00 24.50, bulls 26.0 down, primes 35.00, stocker calves around 32.00 35.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
JUSDA
AMC
Arizona
Kansas-City
USDAI
Red Cross Program Topexa Tonight At Winter Veterans Hospital
Junior and senior high students travel to Topexa to present a Red Cross program at Winter Veterans Hospital featuring tumbling square dancing vocal numbers and novelty acts. Rafael Chavez will give a chalk talk with Nancy Dixon Susan Woodruff and Barbara Marshall singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topexa
Red Cross
Winter Veterans Hospital
Rafael Chavez
Nancy Dixon
Susan Woodruff
Barbara Marshall
Mickey Bermudez
Connie Bosze
Eugenia Leasure
Louise Logan
Chloe Ann Ohaffer
Jerry Eichhorn
Judy Jackman
Yvonne Richardson
Lorene Roberts
Carol Weeks
Jeannie Langrell
Beverly Cobb
William J. Bosze
T. J. Leasure
J. Grant Eichhorn
J.J. Odeffer
Wilbur Diver
Ralph §. Graber
Liberty Memorial seniors attend Home Economics Day at KU
Eight Liberty Memorial High School seniors join 100 Kansas high school girls at the University of Kansas for Home Economics Day. The program includes a luncheon fashion show skits on home economics and tours of the department facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
University of Kansas
Patricia Aftison
Beverly Brand
Patricia Griffith
Barbara Holladay
Jane Holtzclaw
Ruby James
Marilyn LeSner
Charlotte Longanecker
Kansas
University
Home Economic Department
Memorial Hospital Births and Local Accidents Noted
At Memorial Hospital names of residents appear for births and medical incidents. Mr. and Mrs. George West welcome a son. several families report daughters and babies. Young John Messer and Duahe Thompson receive ER and treatment for injuries. Court notes include Billy Max Williams and M M. Si with traffic incidents and a remark on the Spanish Armada composed of 132 ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Messer
Gerald Messer
Baldwin
Duahe Thompson
W. Knight
Sunflower
Don Park
Ind
Billy Max Williams
Tenn
M. Si
N.H. St
Trading volume gathers for market update report
The daily summary notes a broad spread in smothered prices across sectors with activity level rising. Total shares traded reached about 1,300,000, slightly above Monday’s unusually low 1,110,000 shares, signaling modest improvement.
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Tlex- Ms
Fae
Delores Wunsch
Ze Cars
Arizona Springers
Fool
New York
Eison
Beth
Boeing Airp
Braniff Airw
Chrysler Cities
Doug Aire
Monty Ward
Penney (Jc
Cca Wy
Sears Rocb
Secony
Oil Catse Ltd
Oil Ind
Dig UN Pace Ltd
Air LL
Aire
West UN Tel Cateini
Missouri
Paul W. Gilles
Assiessor
Pollock
Thomas
Naval Research
Gilles
Its
Energy Commission
C. C. Edwards
Dr Carl We Owen
Pinckney School
Lo W. 5
Redesspe
Sunior
Memorial Hospital
Louise Jaimer
W. 5Th St
Helen Davison
Grantville
Maggie Redford
George Nielson
Bessie Ewards
Nise Barker
Oskaloosa
Sally McArthur
Ith Miller
St. Henry
Knoxsah
Ences Clyner
Judy
Elaine Morrison
Elma Luthi
Len Sherer
Barhagan Graham
Glasgow
St. cArthur
St. Arlen
Richardson
Kathleen Funk
Alice Newman
Harry Stambaugh
Ottawa
Alva Harrell
Richland
John Richard Johnson
la. St
Robert Green
Barker Ave
George West
Sun
Flower
Schubert
New Hampshire
Crhoe
la. Ste
Tegresgeture AM
B. P.O. Elks
Fellowship Night
Stag
L. D
Casey” Rice, Exalted Ruler
Andy
Hess Standard Lite
Mh & Armen Real Estate
Decker-Coy Agency
Warren Decker
Maney Ins
Oo Masa
Agcy
Mlc
Maxiey — Merle Meritsery
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Lawrence Memorial CO
Norman Endacott
Mer
Traylor
Calvin
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