Dulles Named Special Foreign Policy Consultant
President Eisenhower designated John Foster Dulles as a special consultant on foreign policy and swore him in from his hospital bed at Walter Reed. Dulles praised his successor Christian A. Herter and thanked the President as doctors restricted attendance due to his cancer. Hagerty noted Dulles will hold Cabinet rank and receive 20000 dollars yearly.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
State Department
A. Herter
United States
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisnhower
Telehone
White House
James C. Hagerty
Presiment
Infant Dies at One Month in Home Burial Planned
Duane Lee Johnson one month old son of Rex D. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson died at home. Graveside services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Memorial Park Cemetery with Rev. Harold Hamilton in charge. Rumsey Funeral Home will receive calls until noon Friday. Survivors include the parents a brother Allen Dean paternal grandparents Marie Johnson Rex L. Johnson maternal grandmother Geneva Baker and great grandmother Daisy Petefish.
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Duane Lee Johnson
Rex D. Johnson
Me. St
Memorial Park Cemetery
Harold Hamilton
Rumsey Funeral Home
Allen Dean
Marie Johnson
Mo. St
Rex L. Johnson
Wadsworth
Geneva Baker
Dread Ave
Daisy Petefish
Route 4
Funeral services for Paul Davies former Sunflower works director
Funeral services for Paul Davies a former Sunflower Ordnance Works personnel director who died Wednesday in Kansas City will be held at 12 30 p m Friday at the Stine McClure Chapel in Kansas City Cremation will follow death was caused by cancer Survivors include his wife Mrs Liverla Davies of Sunflower Staff Village his father Arjay Davies of Akron Pa a sister Mrs J Bennett Cooper of West Lawn Pa two brothers Robert W Davies of Englewood Fla and Ewart G Davies of Easton Pa four nieces and nephews Davies a native of Eastern Pennsylvania was schooled in Maryland and New Jersey He worked for Hercules Powder Co starting 1941 became personnel director in several plants and came to Sunflower in 1951 Illness since early this year.
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Paul Davies
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Kansas City
Stine-McClure
Liverla Davies
Sunflower Staff Village
Arjay Davies
Akron
J. Bennett Cooper
West Lawn
Robert W
Ike Appeals for Balanced Budget to Back Dollar
President Eisenhower urged support for a balanced budget as vital to confidence in the dollar and world leadership. He spoke to the National Association of Manufacturers board thanking them for cost-cutting support and urged continued public backing for a sound federal fiscal policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
National Assny of Manufacturers
McMullan’s rising voice compared to Boone Fisher Belafonte
The young singer Jim McMullan draws praise for a voice likened to Pat Boone Eddie Fisher and Harry Belafonte. He performs with six vocalists and a matching orchestra backing the ballad Sylvie and plans summer tours while weighing college completion.
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McMullan
Pat Boone
Eddie Fisher
Harry Belafonte
Sylvie
Windfall Warning on Onassis Ship Contract
Senator John J. Williams alleges Aristotle Onassis would gain an eight million windfall from a US Maritime Administration deal. Three tankers worth 51.3 million dollars will be built in Quincy Massachusetts with government guaranteeing 8744 percent of costs. Williams says earlier actions gave Onassis a 20 million dollar advantage by transferring 14 ships to foreign registry to lower crew wages.
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Washington
John J. Williams
R-Del
Aristotle
Onassis
U.S. Maritime Administration
Quincy
Mass
Williams
Senate
Maritime Administration
U. S
Douglas County education committee reports and state laws
The Douglas County 37 member committee meets monthly with sub meetings. The first report is in, the second is due, and a third major report will follow. C. C. Rice explained new education laws and the National Defense Act of 1958 aiding science and language projects. About 105 rural board members attended the session with full representation from half the districts. Supplies for the June 4 5 meetings were distributed and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Glenn Anderson and Mrs. Harry Christian.
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Douglas County
C. C. Rice
State Department of Public Instruction
Glenn Anderson
Harry Christian
Notices of plumbing exams and probate hearings in Lawrence
Public notices announce a Board of Plumbing Examiners meeting at City Hall at 7 p.m. April 28 for licensing exams with 4:30 p.m. deadline. Also listed are probate hearings in Douglas County for Rosa Semple and Ida Edmondson estates with May deadlines and attendance requirements, plus attorneys named for petitioners and administrators.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Notici the Board of Plumbing Examiners
City Hall
H. C. Fisher
Doug County
Kansas
Rosa Semple
Hirst
Douglas County
Ida Edmondson
State of
John J. Riling
Lawrence
Eugene C. Riling
Artest
Charles C. Rankin
KU Memo Notes 40 Hour Week Effects on Campus Services
Kansas University executive secretary Raymond Nichols explains the shift to a 40 hour week for Buildings and Grounds staff starting May 1. No campus mail, truck, or janitor Saturday help. buildings must be opened and closed by staff and extra compensation is not provided for additional Saturday work.
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Kansas University
Raymond Nichols
Nichols
State Department of Administration
Cervantes Day Observed With KU Variety Program
Kansas University marks Cervantes Day with a 36th annual observance featuring a Spanish and Latin American themed program. Highlights include Marietta Daniels speaking on Quixote Transplanted, a 2 pm Fraser Theater variety show, student acts, and awards for Kansas Spanish students.
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World of Letters
Kansas University
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
Don Quixote
Madrid
Cervantes
Franklin Murphy
Illinois
California
Marietta Daniels
Columbus Memorial
Pan American Union
Washington, D. C
Domingo Ricart
Romance Languaages
Kansas
American Association of Spanish and Portuguese
Pro- Brama de Variedades
Wichita University
Kansas State University
Kansas City Juror College
Washburn Rural High School
Topeka
Mt. St. Scholastica High School
Atchison
Park Hill High School
Parkville
Leavenworth High School
Lawrence
Victor Baptiste
Kansas City
Kas
Albert Palmerlee
Strong Ave
Sandra Ackerman
Leavenworth
Pratt
Frank Villarreal
Diaz
Baptista
Janet Presutti
Cecil Torz
Union
Fraser Hall
Sound Laboratory
Blake Annex
Warrants Okayed For Fire Protection Payment
Wakarusa Township gains permission from the Kansas Board of Tax Appeals to issue no fund warrants totaling 4500 dollars for Lawrence fire protection during the first six months of the year. The funds were not in the budget, as the township plans a future in house fire department. The Eskimo parka description appears as a separate fragment noting seal or caribou skin construction with wolverine hair trim.
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Wakarusa
Kansas Board of Tax Appeals
Lawrence
Special Banquet To Honor Taylor
Dr. Edward H. Taylor, professor of Zoology at Kansas University and a noted herpetologist, will be honored at a 6 15 p m Tuesday banquet in the Kansas Union. The retirement event marks his farewell as a retiring faculty member. Taylor is famed for work on reptiles and amphibians and has spent about twenty years studying abroad, living with headhunters and exploring wilderness for poisonous snakes.
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Edward H. Taylor
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Taylor
United States
George resumes bid to reopen Sunflower ordnance plant
Rep. Newell A. George asks House Armed Forces panel chairman to obtain explanation from the defense department on why the 75 million dollar Sunflower Ordnance Plant at Eudora Kansas remains idle. He cites reports the plant, fully equipped to produce solid propellants, could operate at lower cost than other facilities.
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Washington
Newell A. George
D-Kas
Eudora
Kas
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
House
Armed Forces
Defense Department
George
First transcontinental flight by C P Rodgers in 1911
C P Rodgers completed the first transcontinental airplane flight in 1911 traveling from New York to Pasadena California. He made a refueling stop en route as part of the pioneering journey.
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C. P. Rodgers
New York
Pasadena
Calif
Victory on Union Bill of Rights Strengthens Fees
The Senate narrowly approved a labor bill amendment described as a union bill of rights. It requires union constitutions to protect member rights and imposes penalties for violations while mandating free speech and voting equality and limiting dues increases. Kennedy opposed the change as overreach.
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Washington
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ark
Congress
Kennedy
Crash Victim Listed As 'Fair' at LMH
Dwight Olander 57 of Topeka was injured when his car jumped the Turnpike bridge over the Kaw River and fell 60 feet. He remained in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with a broken back left leg multiple rib fractures and cuts and bruises. He had a fairly good night and showed improvement after a period on the critical list and then poor.
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Dwight Olander
Topeka
Kaw River
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Olander
Aldous Huxley Born in 1894, Noted Novelist
The novelist Aldous Huxley born in 1894, author of Brave New World and Point Counterpoint, is highlighted for his literary achievements.
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Aldous Huxley
Memorial Hospital Discharges and Local Births List
Dismissals include George Tuttle and Mrs Rose Brinegar along with Judy Tremain Robert Probst Jr Elmer Olson Lillie Gray and baby girl Krebs and baby girl Miller and baby girl all listed. Births report a daughter to Joe and Schissler and sons to Harold Hanes Jack LaRue and Harold Court right Harlon Myers with locations Stouffer Place Oskaloosa Tonganoxie Topeka and 1826 Naismith Dr.
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William Stephenson Jr
Tongapoxie
Amos Hudson
Frances Schumann
Hillview Rd
Dixie Schissler
Stouffer Place
Loraine Wilson
W. 19Th Ter
Sandra Church
Ky. St
Thomas Steele
Maple St
Marjorie Carpenter
Tenn. St
Thelma Kraus
Tonganoxie
Rosalie Fulks
Eudora
Joy Myers
Lillie Gray
E. 23Rd St
Marilynne Krebs
Ohio St
Ada Joan Miller
Joe Schissler
Harold Hanes
Jack LaRue
Naismith Dr
Harold Courtright
Oskaloosa
Harlon Myers
In memory of our father Harlan Castle
In memory of our father Harlan Castle who passed away one year ago today. Sadly missed but not forgotten by daughters Mrs Bernice Curry and Mrs Aildred Tryon.
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Harlan Castle
Bernice Curry
Aildred Tryon
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