Hall Officials Deny Shaws Gas Refund Charges
Topeka officials deny any demand for a list of state contractors to fund Governor Nas campaign in 1954. Kansas officials dispute claims that Gov Hall ordered mailing of gas refund information to highlight credit for himself.
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Extra Troops Patrol After Honduras Riot
In Tegucigalpa authorities patrol after an abortive attempt to seize power. About 400 troops moved from San Francisco and stormed the government brogantry. At least a few citizens were killed as the revolt ended with a white flag. Police rounded up suspects for questioning.
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6 KU Grads in Group Who Quality for CPAs After State Examination
Six Kansas University graduates qualified for CPAs after state exams. The group includes notable names such as Temi and Napshin, with additional honorees from the engineering and technology fields. The ceremony highlighted the rising standards in Kansas accounting education and the graduates’ readiness to enter professional practice.
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Legal Okay Granted continued from Base 1
The lake use issue centers on water skiing and swimming. The Lake Board has asked the county for legal opinion before action. The County Commission will rule. members include Chairman Charles Banning Elmer Ousdahl and Douglas Harris.
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Grace to Have Baby in 1957 Pallace States
Grace to have a baby in 1957 amid Pallace States affairs with notable figures hinting at a forthcoming birth. Unclear fragments reference Lotta Poon tee Mera in connection to the event.
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Pallace
Lotta
Workers Votes Goal of Ticket in GOP Platform Push
Secretary of Labor Mitchell proposes Republican platform planks aimed at appealing to workers and unions. He seeks to extend 1952 labor themes and highlight unemployment, minimum wage, industrial safety, child labor, and equal pay for women, while backing Eisenhower administration positions amid mixed union reaction.
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Washington
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Republican Party
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Eisenhower
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Bio Remade'vna Benins At First National Bank
Bank officials reported a disturbance at First National Bank involving Bio Remade'vna Benins. A teller restrained the individual after a brief struggle, with security noting about $39,000 present in the container before the incident was contained.
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First National Bank
Prisoner Alleges Brutal Guards At Rock Quarry
TORORD California witnesses testified this week about alleged guard brutality at the Peek Quarry. Prisoners protested while a corrections director and others faced questions about conditions. The inmate claimed improved job conditions and praised past work, while denying witnessing further violence.
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uh-Ashim
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Georgia
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Ste Vinlock
Marine Hero Opines on Night Training in Korea
General Puller states American troops failed in Korea mainly from lack of night training. He argues 60 percent of future war training should focus on night operations. The exchange occurs in a continuation of a paper feature with Driman and Melsean.
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New Loan Fund Named At KU Medical Center Honors Hauck Family
Adele and Ferdinand Hauck student nurses loan fund established at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Abner and Betty Hauck donate 2000 dollars to KU Endowment for the fund named for Mauck's parents. Loans aid nursing students after director approval with no interest until graduation. Endowment reports 2112 new loans last year totaling nearly 200000 dollars.
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Ferdinand Hauck
Kansas University Medical Center
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Jean Hill
Abner H. Hauck
K. U. Endowment
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Betty Grace Hauck
K. U
Irvin E. Youngberg
Endowment Association
Memorial Hospital Admits List and Births Noted
In a hospital record style list, names and addresses appear for admissions including Henry Bearman Mrs Marjorie Fisher Russell Harrell Yvonne Achtenberg Treba Taylor Alice Holiday Peg gy Jones Ietha Robbins Myre Kauder Virginia Jlargett Ivan Amess Nellie Harvey Norma Chism Reba Taylor Carl Gersten berger Viva Lux and baby Galen Horton Doyle Lee Elden Tefft report of births with parents and locations. The piece also cites historical immigration data noting 914119 Irish immigrants arriving in the United States between 1850 and 1860.
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Marjorie C. Fisher
W. 6Th St
Russell Harrell
Yvonne Achtenberg
Baldwin
Treba Taylor
Miss. St
Alice Holiday
Maple St
Peggy Jones
Tenn
Ietha Robbins
Wichita
Myre Kauder
Mich
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Ky. St
Ivan Amess
St. Alton
Jackson
Sunflower
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N. T. St
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Reba Taylor
Carl Gerstenberger
Fadora
Viva Lux
Galen Horton
Lincoln St
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Elden Tefft
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Readers note Gunn ties to KU amid sci fi tale and local bond vote
Lawrence readers spot Gunn connection as his Astounding story portrays a future revolt against universities with a vividly detailed large Midwestern campus resembling KU. Overbrook voters face a second bond vote for a four classroom school addition with furniture and remodeling. Shaw for Governor HQ opens. collision photos from Andrea Doria appear in Life.
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Kansas University
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K.U. Journalism School
Summerfield scholarship expands KU awards to 13 new scholars
The 13 new Summerfield scholars at KU carry cumulative averages from 2.70 to 3.00 and will receive aid based on need. Some get a single $100 honorarium while others receive additional funds to complete undergraduate work. The program, started in 1929 by Solon Summerfield, maintains annual grants of $20,000. Names include Billings, Davis Frontenac, Platz Hutchinson, O'Brien Merriam Malone, Scott Ottawa Carlson Ellinwood Woodruff Cedar Vale Misse Gridley Cashman Hollinger Russell.
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New York
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Russell
Terence A. Davis
Frontenac
Hill
Lawrence
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Hutchinson
Harry Cr. O'Brien
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Ottawa
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Ellinwood
Robert W. Woodruff
Cedar Vale
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Highland
Roy E. Gridley
Oakley
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Powhattan
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Misse
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Mrs. Reese Attends Pre School Workshop at KU
Mrs Ethel Reese of 1242 La St in the K U home economics department attends the Pre school Workshop at Kansas University from July 30 to August 10. The event targets nursery school operators teachers and parents and discusses preschool activities and problems. It is sponsored by KU Home Economics and University Extension with the Kansas Preschool Association.
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la. St
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Kansas University
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Market Report Kansas City Wheat and Livestock Slips
The report shows mixed grains with gains for steels and aluminums and lower bonds. Wheat and corn ease with rains in the Midwest, cattle and hogs uneven, and steady to lower cash prices in Kansas City and St. Joseph. Wall Street ends irregularly higher on late session gains in major stocks.
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Market Mixed as Aluminum Stocks Drift with Minor Shifts
The market opened higher then eased and recovered gradually. Aluminum Lid and Alcoa rose about two points while Kaiser Aluminum edged higher. Santa Fe fell about two, dragging the group lower. Chemical shares saw small gains across Allied Chemical Du Pont and Olgio Mathieson.
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U S Steel Expects to Complete Its Union Deal Today
A U S Steel Co spokesman said the firm expects to conclude today its wage contract with United Steelworkers of America, a move seen as setting a pattern for major steel firms and prompting the return to work of about 650000 striking workers after more than a month idle. The background includes a three year, no strike deal with a wage package roughly 45 to 55 cents an hour, plus a basic economic settlement reached last Friday.
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