Senators attack FPC on Hell's Canyon hydro project
Democratic senators condemned the Federal Power Commission for approving a privately financed Hell's Canyon hydroelectric proposal on the Snake River border of Idaho and Oregon. They vow to raise the issue in Congress, calling it a sell-out to private power interests and a danger to public resources.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Hell’ ‘S Canyon
Commission
Idaho Power
Hell's Canyon
Snake River
Idaho
Oregon
Congress
Sen
Kerr
D-Okla
Dixon- Yates
Magnusen
D-Wash
Humphrey
D-Minn
FPC
Naval Tragedy of Lt Haynes Told in Saturday Eve
The Saturday Evening Post reports the sinking of the Indianapolis by a Japanese submarine near the end of World War II. Lt Robert A Haynes son of E L and Mildred Davis Watson is highlighted along with Lt Stanley Davis of Wichita. The piece notes Haynes survived Okinawa but his ship was later sunk.
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Robert Haynes
Indianapolis
Hiroshima
Post
Lawrence
Spe
Robert
A.’ Haynes
E. L. Haynes
Stanley Davis
Wichita
Mildred Davis Watson. Festan
Medical Corps
United States
Okinawa
Moon Explorers Told Not Fear Cosmic Rays
Two Sunflower Ordnance Works employees were injured when a car collided with a tractor on K-32 near Lawrence, sending them to Cushing Hospital. Debris and damage were heavy. driver Arthur B. Johnson was pinned and severely hurt, passenger Mrs. Fred Price suffered extensive head injuries.
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Arthur B. Johnson
Fred Price
Leavenworth
Johnson
Lawrence
Ald
Don Larson
Bonner Springs
Journal-World Photo
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Cushing Hospital
Don Brauer
Larson
Robberies at North Lawrence Church Prompt Police Probe
Lawrence police investigate a string of break ins at North Lawrence Christian Church 7 Elm St in the past 100 days. Items stolen include keys grape juice a rubber stamp pencils and donations jars from Sunday School. Loss estimated about 25 dollars. Damages also noted from a separate incident a car driven by Elizabeth Rachel Dunn struck two parked cars at 717 Miss St causing negligible damage to the vehicles.
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Lawrence
North Lawrence
Elizabeth Rachel Dunn
Miss. St
Harry O. Westergren
Okla. St
Harriet Elizabeth Brown
Soviet Leaders Back Study of Eisenhower Armis Disarmament Proposal
Premier Bulganin said the government will continue to study Eisenhower's offer for an exchange of military information and mutual aerial inspection. Nikolai Tsitsin urged openness and learning from abroad as deputies debated near term aims, while Stalin Prize winner Tsitsin pressed broader East West information and personnel exchange.
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Moscow
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Russia
Nikolai V. Tsitsin
Parliamnt
Soviet Union
Tsitsin
Appendectomy Ends Drake’s 1955 Baseball Season
Jay Drake a local professional catcher with the St. Louis Cardinals organization is sidelined for the rest of 1955 after an emergency appendectomy. The Allentown Pennsylvania native began the season with the Class A club, later moving to Columbus Georgia, and while in Florida contracted appendicitis requiring immediate operation. Drake, 25, batted about .250 and now must recover in Lawrence with his wife and child.
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Jay Drake
Drake
St. Louis Cardinals
Allentown
Columbus
Florida
Lawrence
Elaine Gilchrist
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U S and Canada Schedule Trade Talks in Ottawa
The State Department said Secretary Dulles and three other cabinet officers will travel to Ottawa on September 26 for trade talks with Canadian officials. This will be the second meeting of the U S Canadian Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs following the first on March 16, 1954, in Washington. Accompanying Dulles are Treasury Secretary Humphrey, Agriculture Secretary Benson, and Commerce Secretary Weeks.
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Washington
State Department
Dulles
Ottawa
U. S
Government Starts New Antitrust Inquiry
Assistant Attorney General Stanley N. Barnes announced the Antitrust Division opened a probe into unpaid government jobs held by businessmen. He tied the report to a House judiciary subcommittee hearing and noted an air company official was removed from an Interior Department advisory group on foreign oil supplies. Chairman Philip Young said three other businessmen held positions they should not have. The Civil Service Commission said the cases were corrected voluntarily. About two thirds of adults wear eyeglasses.
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Washington
Stanley N. Barnes
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Interior Department
Barnes
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Jaag
Ther Oraate Compranes
Civil Servic Commission
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S.O.W
Copenhagen
S. F. Singer
University of Maryland
Singer
International Astronautical Federation
Reds
Preimer
Fisenhower
U.S
Mans
Chevrolet
Journal-World
Rankin Drug CO
Mass
Parsons
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
Helena Rubinstein
Blackheads
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