From Lawrence 34 Named on CPA List in Kansas
Thirty four persons in Kansas received CPA candidacy notices with two Lawrence names among the successful examinees. The Kansas Board of Accountancy announced that candidates who meet experience and exam requirements will be issued certificates as the uniform national CPA test is used across 48 states. Other names listed include multiple city residents. 598 certificates have been issued in Kansas, with 306 CPAs currently practicing.
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Rence
Wichita
Howard FooSteiner
Secretars
Kansas
CEA Fon
EPA
Velumbia
Alaska
Hawa
Poers
Rica
Stettler
Tailer States
Lawrence
Dn Yores V. Macke
Mass. St
Ben Simpson
Ernes
D. Pinay
Wi Hitge Meters Pootelomg
Woehis Lawrence 1
Rosiight
Coffey Sade
Itferd Desmarteal
Kar
Bettess
C. Dippel
Rapsas Cry
Mey
Donald le Ferrell
Eager
Thomas A. Foster
Swirthy
City
Lola H Gites
Richard le. Ganeth Pratrin
Donald H. Ti
Topeka
Charie Holt
Anita
Thonas Kas
Vernon Lawren
Victor Martin
Jer
Ila
Mathias Joseph
Scudder
Halph Poelig
Heavenworth
Pom
Ot Park
Willan J. Swenson
Donald Tiehard
Ter Venn
Rargimd
Mot
John & Woitsen
Kanas Cite
Philip EB
Wreierteh
Attiva Dar Weimer
Prairie Villigr
Yavatsky
Tessie
Ty Kan
Byron G. Bird
H. Emery
McPherson
Brivk
Gon
Richard Godfrey
Hutchinsen
Wallene
Grimwood
Empora
Kenneth J Rinley
Hakeer An Hols
Prairie
Robert
Landgren
Overland Park
Fredericin Me Azle
Wiehdt
Wallace GQ
McKin
Jesse Quarles Mills
Merriam
Jienald Ban
Kansas City
Kaw
Kallin K. Turner
Praimal Hares
David Werner
Fe Scott
Kanens
Buencer
Mission
Manke
Wadama J
Arkynetssuch
Reunion Pledged For Guilty Couple In Counterfeiting Case
In Austin Texas a couple accused of printing homemade twenty dollar bills clasped hands as a judge promised potential reunion with their five children. Judge J Harris Gardner said the kids, aged 17 months to seven years, may be placed in Corsicanas Odd Fellows home about 50 miles away. Morrison 28 and his 24 year old wife, with Morrisions cerebral palsy brother, were arrested after a three month undercover operation led to a counterfeiting plant.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
J. Harris Gardner
James Morrison
Odd Fellows Home
Corsicana
Morrisons
Morrison
Howard
Trims
Vance
Senasi
Servier
Lawrence Elks Third in State Tourney Victory Highlights
Lawrence Elks All-Stars secured third place in the state tournament with a 4-2 extra innings win over Abilene. Tom Black stole home and Steve Aldrich followed with a center field homer. Milton Grerissa pitched for Lawrence and Grandstaff presented the game ball and an autographed one for a district no hitter. Lawrence won its first game in the tourney, while Garden City defeated the local club 54 in 16 innings.
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Tom Black
Steve Aldrich
Lawrence Elks
Lawrence
Rayer Garden City
Meeting Notice on August 70 PM for Acari Lovie Ned
Notice lists attendees and roles for a local meeting with names such as WAL Pea Therse and MG Hersikadleraeggt M Fates. It notes a 70 pm start and references V Cambs and Seary as participants or organizers. The fragmentary text signals an upcoming assembly and assigns positions or invites attendees.
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W.oMo
Seary
Kansans Wanted Railroads 100 Years Ago This Summer
A July 1857 Kansas discussion shows Leavenworth, Lawrence, Delaware, and Platte City seeking a rail line to connect Chicago with the heart of Mexico. Cyrus Holiday led a Topeka and St Joseph road pitch, praising rail access to Great Lakes cities and northeastern markets. He argued a Topeka to St Joseph link, then to Emiparka, could unlock vast agricultural and mineral wealth across Kansas.
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Baie Tirritors
Leavenworth
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Missouri
Platte
Clinton
Kansas
Lawrence
Dlaware
Quinditra
Plate City
Delaware
Chicago
Heart of Mexico
Kingpromy
Cyrus Fy
Holiday
Haleliday
Tater
Santa Feo O
Topeika
St. Joseph Pail
Kanzas News
Emporia
felows +arly
Liveluck
Tharman
Seconn
Cal
lHollid Asrived
Topeka
Omic
Ous
Topeka and
St. Joseph
Great Lakes
Chicagra
New York
St Joseph
Civil rights vote trial concession eyed in Senate
Administration wavering frontiers may accept a compromise limiting the civil rights trial provision to voting cases. Sen HW Alexander Smith of New Jersey praises the measure as the greatest advance since the war. Senate supporters privately hint at limiting it to ink cost concerns as they discuss the July amendment. Land and buildings near the Associated Press Building in New York are noted as Columbia University property.
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Sen. HW
Alexander Smith
New Jers
Senate
Associated Press
New Yar Rockefeller P.ture
Columbia University
City moves on dancing beer license rules in Lawrence
The Lawrence City Commission approved machinery for a new dancing license ordinance following a beer and dance controversy. Licenses will be required for most public dances but applications won’t be ready for about a week. Dancing will be allowed where beer is sold under strict city control. The budget, approved, totals 1,138,408 with a levy of 20.92 per 1,000 valuation. The panel also discussed Hillcrest Shopping Center traffic, parking prohibitions on several streets, Lob's Trailer Court expansion, a youth center site, a sewer district and new industrial zoning aims.
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Lawrence
Mermit
Tate
Water Department
Harold Fisher
Hillcrest
9Th and
Town. Sts
Traffic Commission
Iowa Street
Nineteenth Street
New Hampshire
Seventeenth
Vermont
Tennessee
Elgin I Woody
Ark St
Planning Commission
6Th and
Ark. Sts
City Commission
E. J. Allison
Senate panel approves Paarlberg nomination as assistant secretary
Washington report says the Senate Agriculture Committee voted 8 to 4 to advance Don Paarlberg's nomination to be assistant secretary of agriculture, marking a key step in his confirmation process.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Three-Year Plan Outlined for Kansas Interstate Highway
State highway director Lynn Brodrick announced a three year program to build or contract about 370 miles of interstate in Kansas under the stepped up federal highway plan. The effort includes 180 miles on the Kansas Turnpike and aims to complete 800 miles statewide within three years.
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Topeira
Kans
Lynn Brodrick
Kansas Turnpike
Wanss
Kansas
Kansas City
Topeka
U.S. 40
Oakley
Colby
U.S
Colorado
U.S. 80
Fimporta
Oklahoma
Wichita
Salina
Robert Lasher to be named Eagle Scout Thursday
Robert Lasher of Troop 81 Boy Scouts of America will receive the Eagle Scout rank in a 7 30 p m ceremony Thursday at Meloth Methodist Church. He began scouting in July 1949 as a tender foot advancing through ranks to Eagle in June of his year. Vern Bartlett is Scoutmaster with Norman Wild as assistant and Adolph Tiemann as advisor. Other officers include Phil Bear Murry Huggins and Eric Steeper. Committeemen Sam Clark Alfonso Crouse Bud Moore and John Moses are listed.
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Robert Lasher
Boy Scouts of America
Melouth Methodist Church
Lasher
Life
Eagle
Vern Bartlett
Norman Wild
Adolph Tiemann
Phil Bear
Murry Huggins
Eric Steeper
Sam Clark
Alfonso Crouse
Bud Moore
John Moses
House Blocks Plans for Modernistic Air Force Chapel
The House voted 102 to 53 to forbid using funds in a supplemental bill to build the Air Force Academy chapel as designed. Critics derided it as a cathedral of polished aluminum with 19 spires, while supporters called it futuristic. Congress previously halted the plan after protests in 1955 and again blocked the new three million dollar request, despite Eisenhower’s higher request.
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Washington
House
Air Force Academy
Air Force
Congress
Colorado Springs
Colo
Eisenhower
Rep. Scrivner
Rlias
Appropriations Committee
Rocky Mountains
Polio victim in critical condition amid Lawrence aid
Lawrence residents rallied for 19 year old Polio victim Donald Whitcomb as of Sunday night he remained in critical condition at General Hospital in Kansas City. Ralph Gemmell reported the update from a Tuesday visit noting ongoing fundraising efforts of $114.55 collected at local cafes and additional contributions to be forwarded to Beverly Whitcomb and her family. The Whitcombs who were living in Lawrence before moving to Kansas City last spring, are supported by grateful friends while Whitcomb’s parents reside in New York Street, Lawrence. Highway signs slated for statewide installation announce progress on the Kansas Highway Program and urge careful driving. City officials also consider selling half the width of arcade openings to boost tax rolls amid debates on aesthetics and revenue.
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Donald Whitcomb
General Hospital
Kansas City
Ralph Gemmell
Gemmell
Beverly
Whitcombs
Lawrence
Whitcomb
Frank Whitcomb
N.Y. St
Kansas
Kansas Highway Program
George Docking
Arcades to auction funds reduce special assessments
A portion of the arcades width is to be sold at auction with the majority of proceeds directed toward cutting the special assessments that currently cover about 90 percent of the arcades' cost. The move targets easing the financial burden on taxpayers while addressing the project’s funding gap.
University Board Powers Extend to Administration say Docking
Docking argues that university administration and college operations are fully vested in the Board of Regents and that approval powers over travel expenses appear to fall within this scope. He plans to keep reviewing all state expenditures as part of ongoing scrutiny.
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Board of Regents
University and Colleges
Docking
Deaths and Funerals Merrion A. Georgia
Merrion A. Georgia 59 former Lawrence resident died Monday in Kansas City He was born on a farm near Lawrence in 1888 Surviving by mother Mrs Sarah Georgia of Topeka six brothers Cecil Georgia Flint James Georgia Cincinnati Archie and Tracy Georgia Lawrence Jon and Millard Logan Topeka two sisters Eta Mae Walker and Zelma Croom Flint Mich an uncle Charles Georgia Lawrence three aunts four nieces and two nephews Graveside services Monday Oak Hill Cemetery Rev Frank Brown Bowser Lee Mortuary in charge
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Merrion A. Georgia
Lawrence
Kansas City
Sarah Georgia
Topeka
Georgia
Oak Hill Cemetery
Frank Brown
Bowser-Lee
Cecil Georgin
Flint, Mich
James Georgia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Archie
Tracy Georgia
Jon
Millard Logan
Eta Mae Walker
Zelma Croom
Charles Georgia
Lawyrence
Hospital Births And Names In Memorial Hospital
A list of new arrivals includes a baby girl at Memorial Hospital and several births with parents and addresses in Tonganoxie McLouth Sunnyside and nearby areas. Families thanked doctors Jones and Manahan and nurses for care, with gratitude from Mrs. Marie Sanders.
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Mary Ramirez
Tonganoxie
Robert E. Porter
Sunflower
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Real Extaic Insurance
Topeka, Kan
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K.U
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