Testimony Ties Dues to Roto-Broid Case in Senate Probe
Testimony linked pay deductions from workers to the Roto-Broil Corp during a Senate Investigating Committee session. Witnesses described dues collected from employees and routed through unions with Allied Industrial Workers and AFL in New York. The hearing questioned racketeering ties and ownership of Roto-Breil by a small group, including Leon and Albert Klinghofer, amid broader inquiries into labor corruption.
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Munity Video
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Restitind Asesterdas
Dio
Pag
Hhe
Robert F. Kennedys
Abnert Longie Zwillman
Jersey
Roto- Brerl
Jacobson
Leon and
Albert Klinghofer
Roto-Breil
Navy steel band debuts and Puerto Rico link in Chicago
A U S Navy steel band trained in Trinidad prepares for a North American debut in Chicago before year end. Led by Chief Musician Charles A. Roeper, the group uses dented 35 gallon oil drums to produce a four octave range, playing calypso and fox trots. The band aims to boost interest in steel drums across Puerto Rico and American mainland schools.
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Puerto Ica Op
Chicago
Lth Naval District
United States
Trinnidadians
Daniel V. Gallery
10Th Naval District
Trinidad
Byven
Incorporation Finished For New Salina Station
Incorporation filed in Topeka for a proposed Salina station with officers Alex Sheider, Harald Biekun, and Kyle Berinboim listed as Kansas residents. Iowa district and local church notes appear in fragmented lines, mentioning the Methodist Church in Cuba and church activity with unclear dates and figures.
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Topeka
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S$ Salina
Uae
Alex Sheiderman
Harald Biekun
Kyle Berinboim
Kansas
Cots Ma
Smith
Ike Seeks 50000 To Finance Flu Fight
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 50000 to prepare for Asiatic flu outbreaks and authority to transfer about three million dollars of Public Health Service funds for an epidemic if it develops. Surgeon General Burr warned of a likely large U.S. outbreak this fall or winter, but expected no high death rate. The White House said the supplemental funds would not raise the 1967-53 total since they were planned in Eisenhower's budget.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Public Health Service
Leroy E. Burr
U.S
White House
Fisenhower
Film Shows Missionary Doctor in South Africa
A film titled Monganga about Dr John E. Ross a missionary physician with the Disciples of Christ in the Belgian Congo will be shown at 9 30 a m Sunday in the First Shaw Church. Mrs Ralph King education committee chair said all are welcome. The TV made documentary has aired twice and portrays a day in the life of a Belgian Congo medical visionary.
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Monganga
South America
Caleral
Shaw
Ralph 8
King
Ring
John E. Ross
Disciples of Christ
Belgian Congo
Reckless Driver Floyd Darrel Sellars Fined in County Court
Floyd Darrel Sellars of Conn Street was fined $25 and costs Tuesday in County Court on a reckless driving charge.
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Conn
Tuesias
Divorce Granted in Case Involving JoAnn Nichols and Jack Nichols
A divorce was granted by the district court to JoAnn Maxine Nichols from Jack Nichols. The Inventors Fair in Paris showcased sunglasses with specially tinted lenses that leave no white ring around the eyes.
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Tdismid Court
JoAnn Maxine Nichols
Jack Nichols
Paris
First Reward Under New Statute Given In Topeka
Atty. Gen. John Anderson said rewards under the new law for capturing escaped prisoners must go to the individuals who captured them. The 1957 Legislature authorized payments by the state director of penal institutions for such captures.
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Veteransgent
Gus Rexroad
Penal Institutions
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Reformatory
Anderson
Resxroad
Topeka
John Anderson
State Director of Penal Institutions
Medlock Named Kansas Veterans Employment Rep in Topeka
TOPEKA George Medlock manager of the Ottawa office of the Kansas State Employment Service has taken over the post of veterans employment representative for Kansas. He succeeds A Ross Neville who resigned Medlock will coordinate efforts for veteran workforce services across the state.
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Topeka
George Medlock
Ottawa
Veterans Employment
Kansas
Medlock
Kansas State Employment Service
A. Ross Neville
Key Tops in AP Contest Story Sparks Debate
A chaotic AP contest entry from Topeka and Wichita reporters surfaces with tangled names and a security breach tale. The winning narrative centers on a widow and a padlocked apartment, while second place highlights a flood escape story and a playful ice cream stand image.
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Wichita Beacon
Peerkins
Anna Mary Murphy
Topeka
Cape Halcone
Powess
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