Russians Reject the Geneva Plan As Unrealistic
Premier Nikolai Bulganin rejected the Eisenhower plan for U S Soviet disarmament and aerial inspections calling it unrealistic while promoting the Soviet disarmament approach. He spoke to 130 300 deputies in the Kremlin pledging cooperation at Geneva and praised the conference as a historic step toward peace despite NATO and Germany reunification disputes.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Supreme Soviet
Geneva
Atomic Energy Commission
Gecert
Kremlin Palace
Germany
NATO
Arme
Eisa
United
Aé Eisenhower
U.S.S.R
A. Desir
Tes.s.r
United, States
Great Britain
France
Governors Visit Camp Camp McCoy Observed Training
Kansas Governor Fred Hall and Missouri Lieutenant Governor James Blair will visit Camp McCoy in Wisconsin to observe training operations of the 35th Infantry Division National Guardsmen from their states.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Fred Hall
Kansas
James T. Blair
Missouri
35Th Infantry Division
Highway Curves Warn Speed Limits After Deadly Summer
A fragmented local notice warns that heavy traffic and speed contribute to rising deaths this summer. Officials urge caution, drink driving avoidance, and safer routes as a memorial in Unknown Speed Weighs Ribbons is referenced.
Rockets to Rise with 1957 58 Geophysical Year Plan
A U S Naval Research Laboratory official reported plans for a major rocket program in 1957 58 to the IAF Congress. About 150 instrument carrying rockets will reach up to 190 miles, return for radioed data, and extend from the equator to the North Polar regions. France England and others show interest as 40 nations join the International Geophysical Year cooperative effort to probe earth oceans atmosphere and space.
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Copenhagen
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
International Astronautical Federation Congress
Homer E. Newell Jr
Washington, D.C
United States
Earth
Equator
North Polar
France
England
Australia
India
Japan
Russia
Lawrence health conferences canceled for August
Lawrence health office spokesman announced August well child and August first September conferences will not be held, with a later announcement planned. The September meeting is set for the Municipal Building at 8th and Vermont Streets.
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8Th and
Vt. Sts
U S and Reds suspend talks on civilians release
Geneva reports say the United States and Red China called another recess until Monday in secret discussions over freeing 400 American civilians. Ambassadors Johnson and Wang Ping-nan spoke about progress, with no clear signs of agreement, and a Monday meeting was set.
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Geneva
United States
Red China
China
U.S
A. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
U U. S
Johnson
Wang
Pupil Missing From Haskell Institute
Haskell Institute authorities reported to police that an 18 year old pupil, May Dell Sam of Philadelphia, Mississippi, has been missing since Saturday night. She is 5 feet 2 inches tall, about 110 pounds, brunette with brown eyes, and is believed to be carrying about $50 in cash with no extra clothing or personal belongings.
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Haskell Institute
May Dell Sam
Philadelphia
Marriage Licenses Granted in Probate Court
Marriage licenses issued Wednesday to Bill Ronald Bradford age 25 and Marjorie Nadine King age 19, both of Lawrence. Also licensed were Richard C. Hite age 26 of Hawaii and Patricia A. Rutledge age 26 of Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Bill Ronald Bradford
Marjorie Nadine King
Lawrence
Richard C. Hite
Hawiiha
Patricia A. Rutledge
Tulsa
Okla
Evans Divorce Granted In District Court
Marijone L. Evans was granted a divorce from Dale H. Evans in district court on Wednesday. The ruling ends their marriage and finalizes alimony or property terms as determined by the court.
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Marijone L. Evans
Dale H. Evans
County budget shows reduced tax fund and lean 1955 end
The document outlines lower year end totals as the machinery and equipment fund lacks budgeted money and the county cannot levy taxes for it. Taxes come only from back payments. It lists proposed expenditures across General, Road and Bridge, Health and other funds with a large total shown and notes various line items and the absence of a fund balance reserve.
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Ie Sue Coun
Gen. Co. High School
Socia “Me Servriy
I Fénance
Geologists From Kansas University Plan Southwest Field Conference
Three representatives of the State Geological Survey at Kansas University travel to Southwest Kansas this week to prepare a road log for a mid October geological field conference. The Kansas Geological Society of Wichita sponsors the event with leaders Dr J M Jewett Dr Ada Swineford and Daniel F Merriam among those guiding the conference. Joseph N Dover 641 Mo St was fined 100 and jailed 30 days in County Court for driving inebriated. The Journal World advertises daily vacation reading.
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State Geological Survey
Kansas University
Kansas
Kansas Geologcal Society of Wichita
Geological Survey
J. M. Jewett
Ada Swineford
Daniel F. Merriam
Joseph N. Dover
Mo. St
Eisenhower outlines Russia talks and new disarmament push
President Eisenhower said Moscow has not closed the door to US Soviet negotiations and dismissed Soviet aerial spying claims. He noted new disarmament proposals for the United Nations and indicated willingness to consider Soviet ideas. Domestically he praised Congress on foreign affairs but criticized it for not acting on four vital measures, naming school construction health and water resources as priorities.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Soviet Union
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
United States
United Nations
Butche
Congress
Deaths and Funerals Herbert Fuller
Herbert Fuller, longtime Seneca resident and Kansas University graduate, died this morning in Seneca. A former Seneca merchant, he held 50 years with Acacia Lodge No 9 AF and AM of Lawrence, 50 years with the local Commandery, and was an Odd Fellow. Funeral services are tentatively set for Saturday in Seneca with burial there. survivors include his wife and a son in Kansas City.
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Herbert Fuller
Lawrence
Kansas University
Seneca
Fuller
Acacia Lodge No. 9
the Commandery
Kansas City
Man From St. Joe Faces Charges in Auto Theft
A 21-year-old St. Joseph man Edward Clay Herring was charged by the FBI with interstate transportation of a motor vehicle after police found him and four St. Joseph teenagers in a stalled car in downtown Lawrence. The car had been reported stolen in St. Joseph. A federal marshal was anticipated to take Herring from the city jail where she is serving a 30 day sentence on a vagrancy charge. Two other youths, both 18, were released today. Harry Justus pleaded guilty to vagrancy and received 30 days, Elden Sells, AWOL from the Navy, was turned over to naval representatives. Two St. Joseph girls who accompanied the group were released to their parents.
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St. Joseph, Mo
FBI
Edward Clay Herring
Acrestery
St. Joseph
Lawrence
Herring
Harry Justus
Elden Sells
Navy
Naval
Olathe Nas
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents Listed
At Memorial Hospital Edward Fetty 429 Wis St. list of residents and births. Names include Kenneth Sims Sunflower Mrs Virginia Longfellow Janet Sue Dunn Lucille Tennyson Bonita Lister Betty Akers Constance Carter Donna Oden Sunnyside Sharon Hannah Joyce Hatch Irene Six Mollie Hawkins Haskell Janet McGuire Otho Brentlinger Overbrook Geraldine Sears Paul Bryan Donna Wiley and babies Mitschele Pitman Foster Carter Hillary Oden Jerry Hannah Donald Crawbaugh. Several couples welcomed newborns with births today.
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Edward Fetty
Wis. St
Kenneth Sims
Sunflower
Virginia Longfellow
Elm St
Janet Sue Dunn
Sth
Lucille Tennyson
Forrest Ave
Bonita Lister
McLouth
Betty Akers
Constance Carter
Tonganoxie
Irs
Donna Oden
Ind. St
Audrey Crawbaugh
Sunnyside
Sharon Hannah
11Th and
Mo. Sts
Joyce Hatch
Route 4
Irene Six
R. L. St
Mollie Hawkins
Otho Brentlinger
Overbrook
Geraldine Sears
Maple Lane
Paul Bryan
Ohio St
Donna Wiley
Monte Steven Mitschele
Margie Pitman
Traffic court finds two guilty in city violations
In a police court three persons faced traffic charges. Dorothy Reusch of 3rd and Ark streets was found innocent of failing to yield right of way. John Taylor of 328 Locust Street was found guilty and fined 10 dollars, with a 25 dollar bond posted for appeal to the District Court. Donald Wayne Staden of 808 Garfield Street pleaded guilty to speeding, fined 60 dollars and banned from city driving for 90 days.
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Dorothy Reusch
3Rd and Ark, Sts
John Taylor
Locust St
Toy District Court
Donald Wayne Staden
Garfield St
Review Shows Congress Gave the Most of What He Sought
Washington reports Congress granted Eisenhower most farm policy requests this year. A renewed fight over basic farm legislation is expected next session as party control and election outcomes hinge on farm belt margins. The era’s biggest gain was allowing flexible price supports to take effect, despite Senate inaction on repeal.
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Congress
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Mental Health Report Shows High Rehabilitation Figure
Kansas reports strong progress in mental health as 82 percent of new state hospital entrants are rehabilitated within a year and 66 percent within six months. KMHA president H. K. LeCuyer notes 1,484 Kansans entered facilities last year with about a thousand rehabilitated.
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Wichitaw
H. K. L'Ecuyer
Lawrence
Kansas Mental Health Assn
KMHA
Bad storm off coast near Miami tropical Connie nears hurricane strength
A tropical storm named Connie, the third of the year, whipped winds over the open Atlantic about 2,200 miles southeast of the mainland. The Weather Bureau in Miami warned ships to steer clear as the storm possibly reached hurricane force.
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Miami
Flae
Market News Mixed with Downward Pressure on Stocks
A volatile trading day on Wall Street saw a broad market slide as credit concerns and inflation fears weighed on investors. Banks led declines while the aircraft sector held steady, and total volume reached about 2.7 million shares.
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Wall Street
New York
Thomas Says Army's Label Is Incorrect
Thomas charges the army security program labels young men as disloyal, blocking jobs after discharge. He accuses the army of censoring youths aged 15 to 30 and will submit a report detailing over 100 affected cases. The report, by Rowland Watts for the Workers Defense League, is being released as Hugh Milton notes.
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Washington
Norman
Thomas
Socialist Party
Army
Hugh H Milton
Rowland Watts
Baltimore
New York
Workers Defense League
League
Missionary society meeting at Mrs Leerh’s home
The Woman's Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs Edna Leerh’s home Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Ida Crawford assisting. President Mrs Agnes Turner opened the session, devotions by Mrs Helen Clark, prayer by Mrs Bert McCall. Mission stories by Mrs Lillian Stobubens and others. Plans to send clothing to a mission school in Arizona. Social hour with ice cream and cake. Former member Mrs Jap Sloop attended. Mrs Mary Weinberg and daughter Sally head to Big Timber Montana for vacation. About thirty prepared for a square dance in Topeka and centennial preparations noted for Old Settlers in August. Winchester horse show set for August 4. Homer Trapp coordinating.
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Woman's Presbyterian Mis.sionary Society
Edna Leerh
Ida Grawford
Agnes Turner
Helen Clark
Bert McCall
Lillian Stobubens
Doe ‘Sloop
Sweet Chariot
Osca Ola Pooler
Jap Sloop
Boyle
Mary Weinberg
Sally
Big Timber
Mont
Wom
Topeka
Widewood Park
Old Settlers
Winchester
Homer Trapp
Reunion of former Company B planned at Centennial
Winchester Memorial Hospital reports word from former Company B members about their reunion for Centennial time. A reunion dinner in Lewton Hall will be served by the Ladies Auxiliary with speaker Justice William A. Smith of Topeka, WWI veteran. Several local families and clubs are noted for visits, studies, and upcoming events including a bridal shower for Jocelyn Gunselman and a Style Review on August 10. Death notices and memorials acknowledge Thomas H. Hout, two years since Aug. 4.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jack Clark
Lewton Hall
William A. Smith
Topeka
van Bliss
Lyle Sfiss
Cathy
Homemaker's Club
Evelyn Gunselman
Dora Welshaat
A. P. Gutierrez
Chicago
Gutierrez
Gutiérrez
McCormick Theological Seminary
Rap .Garway
Leavenworth
William Leech
Clour
R. G. Henry
Auigust
Methodist Sunday School
Melvin Herbert
Campbell
Kyle Moiran
Baker U
Lee Gibson
Gibis
Jim Gibson
Vien = Lake
Daupaiee Lovraing
David Shand
Lake of the Forest
Edith Morris
Francis Dunbar
Colorado
Charles Dunbar
Max Mountain
Ovants
Bien i
Ruth Wells
Eva Biers
Will
WSCS
Friends
Fellowship Hall
The
Methodist Church
Robert Carson
Oskaloosa
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Eugene Clohessy
Clohessy
Red
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Bob Penney
J. C. Penney Co
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Leavenworth County Country Club
Lu Hunsinger
Lawrence Country Club
Eudora
Clarence Helstrom
Burlinkame
Law School
University Extension
K. U
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Haali
Jefferson County
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Perry
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Meriden
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Nortonville
Lawrence School Board
4Th and
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Reds
Haskell
Journal- World
Ady
Accords
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St. Joe
Memorial Hospital
Foster Carter
Hillary Oden
Jerry
Hannah
Donald Crawbaugh
George Jackson
L’ecuyer
Lyor
Phillips
Sage Market Sai Eile News
K. C. Cash Grain
USDA
N.Y. Storka
Admiral Allied Ch . Diy
Allis Chal
Am Tel&Tel
Anac Cop
Atchison
Atlas Pdr
Avco
Bald Lima
Beech
Gle Belh Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
du Pont
D&e Eagle Play
Gen Motors
Goodyear
P&l
NY Central
Ohio
Penney JC
We Phill
Uw Proct & G
RCA
Reyn Met
Jos
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
van Cal Tran
US Steel
Sis Dik
Westy el Bile
Woolworth
Leve
Insurance Exchange
Exchange & Fire Insurance Exchange District
Claims Office
Andy” Anderson
Memoriam
Thomas H. Hout
Goldie VY. Hout
Paul K. Kincaid
Mark Amott
Fetteard & Barker. Phas
Schubert Ambulance Service
New Hampshire
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