Stevenson plans nationwide TV drive with Truman Kefauver
At Libertyville campaign talks James Finnegan outlined a broad plan for a 30 minute nationwide TV address Sept B and full participation by former President Truman and Senator Kefauver. Details were being formulated as Stevenson weighs labor day Detroit address and potential stops in New York and Los Angeles. Campaign focus will target states with brightest Democratic prospects. The conferees rejected making President Eisenhower's health an issue.
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Harry S. Truman
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Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
James A. Finnegan
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Badger killed by Lawrence youths with shotgun north of town
Jackie and Clifford Nichols of 853 Elm St report bagging a badger in a cornfield north of Lawrence using a 12 gauge shotgun. The animal fought before dying. The incident occurred on the A. E. Mooney farm about eight miles north of Lawrence. Nearby note: Farm Bureau to name Douglas County Woman of the Year with nominations due August 33 at the East 23rd Street office.
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Clifford Nichols
Elm St
Lawrence
A. E
Mooney Farm
Here
Douglas County
Kansas Farm Bureau
John Metzger
Farm Bureau
East 23Rd Street
Les Kindred
Eagar Ae
Jess O’connor
Brookdale Addition
Planning Commission
R. D. Cadwell
Ruth C. Cadwell
Learnard Avenue
Forrest Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Local Swimmers Excel In Topeka Junior Olympics Meet
Lawrence swimmers took top honors at the Missouri Valley Junior Olympics in Topeka with five entrants. John Estes won the 200 meter individual relay, Phyllis Wertzberger placed second in the 200 meter freestyle, and Henry Asher finished third in the 200 meter freestyle for boys. Topeka teams captured 12 event wins while Wichita's club, while preoccupied with Enid, Okla. trips, still secured five firsts on the prior day.
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Lawrence
Topeka
John Estes
Phyllis Wertzberger
Henry Asher
Wichita Swim Club
Enid
Okla
South Park Clash Set Between Midgets and Sunflower Team
The Holocom Midgets face the Sunflower baseballers at seven this Wednesday at Gouth Park. Local readers are urged to attend the evening clash and cheer the teams.
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South Park Clash
Woman Finds Oil Well After Drought Dries Water
In Georgetown Texas Mrs. W H Percy laments a dry water well yet notes oil struck nearby. She calls the discovery revolting as her grass shrubs and trees suffer in the drought and she cannot run air conditioning. She began drilling for water after her well dried up.
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Georgetown
Tex
W. H. Percy
New Men Chosen To Jobs at K U
Chancellor Murphy announced two appointments at Kansas University. Dr Charles Henry Thomas named professor in Electrical Engineering, with a background at General Electric Schenectady and Harvard, RPI, and Harvard affiliations. Dr Kaikhooshro B Irani named assistant professor, with degrees from Bombay University and Michigan University, most recently with Phillips Telecommunication Industries Netherlands in wave filter design.
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Kaikhooshro B. Irani
Consolidated-Vultee Aircraft
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas University
Harvard
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Irani
Bombay University
India
Michigan University
Phillips Telecommunication Industries
Netherlands
Hine Telephony
Hospital Admits and Births List With Names and Addresses
Memorial Hospital records show admissions for Ione Weikel, Vera Turner, Betty Ermey, Tom Hages, David Storer, Ivory Ferguson, Ruth Beckford, Violet Woodbury, Roscoe Wahahsuck, Josep Fenton, Celia Cragan, Jeanette Werling, Edith Gordon, Ruby Hauserr, Annie Savage, Scott Catlett, Lillie Jonson, Laura Horn, Bonnie Taylor and baby, Thelma Warkenton, Amelia Plombach, Jenies Jones Jr., Albert Kennedy, Paul Athey, Naomi Markley and baby, Charlene Tribble and baby, Carl Robey, Beth Dunn, Blake Newell and baby, Jack Mobley, Etta Withers, Thomas Jackson, Sara Sanford, Goldie Hess, Ruth Siffon, Phyllis Temmen and baby, Barbara Taylor and baby, Janice Rogers and baby, Opal Buter and baby, Tom Hughes, Elizabeth Fraser, Births for Davis Clymer, Robert Jones, Henry Lana, Claud Sweeney, Melvin Williams.
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Vera Turner
Betty Ermey
Moundview
Tom Hages
David Storer
Miss. St
Ivory Ferguson
N. J. St
Ruth Beckford
Sunflower
Hilton Woodbury
de Soto
Violet Woodbury
Roscoe Wahahsuck
Mass. St
Josep Fenton
Murrow
Bonnie Taylor
Me. St
Thelma Warkenton
Hoisington
Amelia Plombach
Baldwin
Jenies Jones Jr
Kansas City
Kas
Albert Kennedy
R. I. St
Paul Athey
N. 4Th St
Naomi Markley
Charlene Tribble
Linwood
Carl Robey
Ky. St
Beth Dunn
Blake Newell
Baby Boy
Jack Mobley
Doniphan
Etta Withers
Richland
Thomas Jackson
Lyon St
Sara Sanford
Lecompton
Goldie. Hess
Route 3
Ruth Siffon
la. St
Phyllis Temmen
Route 1
Joseph Fenton
Dickinson Case Appealed to 10th Circuit Court of Donctrine
U S District Court decision denying freedom for Edward S Dickenson former Army corporal who returned from voluntary exile after the Korean Agitating was appealed today to the 10th U S Circuit Court of doctrine at Denver. Dickenson of Cracker's Neck Virginia is serving a life year sentence in the U S Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth on charges of communicating with the enemy and informing on fellow prisoners of war. The sentence was imposed by Army court martial.
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Kansas City
Kasah
Edward S. Dickenson
10Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Doctine
Denver
Dickenson
Cracker's Neck
U. S
Ft. Leavenworth
Deaths and Funerals: Albert B Bowers
Funeral services for Albert B Bowers will be held in Chicago Illinois with burial in Chicago. The notice notes services in Chicago and burial there.
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Albert B. Bowers
Chicago
K U Men at Los Alamos
Two Kansas University graduate students are among 115 students employed by California University's Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory this summer. The hires include 10 staff members and 103 vacation replacements from across the United States. The KU students are Larry Thel and James Liebaker of Baldwin.
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California University
Los Alamos Scientific
United States
K. U
Larry
James Liebaker
Baldwin
Multiple Car Crashes Leave Several Injured in Kansas
Four in hospital with cuts and shock after a Sunday 12:05 a.m. two car crash west of Sunflower on K-10. Injured include Mrs. Jeanette L Werling and others treated but not admitted. A second collision near Sunflower involved John McKinney Werling and Floyd E Kaiser with minor damages. A third crash at 23rd and Iowa between Erma Williams and Warren Gaswint caused no injuries and $900 damage.
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Sunflower
Wahahsuck
Woodberry
Whitehead
Nelson Wayne Lucas
Topeka
Lucas
Erma L. Williams
Cadet Ave
Warren Gaswint
Baldwin
23Rd
Iowa Sts
GOP Untroubled by Ike Ticket But Nixon Seeks renomination
The convention moved toward naming Dwight D. Eisenhower as the presidential nominee with Richard Nixon seeking renomination for vice president. Stassen was mentioned as a possible second place option, while party officials signaled no clear alternative if Eisenhower approves a list of vice presidential eligibles. Leonard W. Hall opened the convention and stated he did not know of an Eisenhower list.
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Nixon
Stassen
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Leonard W. Hall
Rotary Speaker Outlines British Observations At Lawrence Club
Donald Cordes, Rotary Foundation Fellow at the University of Edinburgh, spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club after returning to the U.S. He, a Kansas State College graduate about to enter Kansas University Law School, described Britain’s history driven actions, its security focus, and its large population. He stressed Britain's export economy and its push for broader trade talks with Iron Curtain nations.
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Rotary Foundation
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U.S
Lawrence Rotary Club
Cordes
Kansas State College
Kansas University Law School
Great Britain
Kansas
English Churchman Dies After Heart Attack at 57
Bernard Cardinal Griffin archbishop of Westminster and Britain's top Catholic prelate died in Cornwall following a heart attack. He had been in poor health for five years and suffered four prior heart attacks since 1951.
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Bernard Cardinal Griffin
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Westminster
Britain
Cornwall
Leadership Conference at Kansas University Memorial Union
The Kansas Council of Women leadership conference was held Friday and Saturday at Kansas University in the Memorial Union Building. Four speakers addressed the group as officers from statewide women’s organizations attended. The theme was As Leader One Serves.
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Kansas Council of Women Leadership
Kansas University
Memorial Union Building
GOP Platform Writers Pitch Labor Vote in Fall
The Republican draft platform signals support for labor voters this fall, praising higher employment and living standards under current policy while urging changes to Taft Hartley Act and health welfare proposals. A 10 member committee, chaired by Prescott Bush, says a civil rights plank broadly acceptable to North and South is being prepared for convention approval. The draft aligns with Supreme Court school desegregation rulings as a governing principle.
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Prescott Bush
Bush
Connecticut
Market Summary and Grain Prices in Midwest Trade
Kansas City markets show lower government bonds while wheat firm and corn mixed. Livestock futures cite cattle and calves. steers steady to lower, feed classes mixed. Cash grain quotes reveal No 2 hard wheat around 2.16 to 2.32, corn 1.43 to 1.67 for various grades, soybeans near 2.40 to 2.44, with futures slipping on credit tightening signals from Washington.
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Memory of Gene Herd Remembered On Anniversary
The notice notes Gene Herd who died 14 years ago on August 20, 1942. It mentions a four month old daughter and a man discharged from something related to Ale Force. A bond of 31,300 was not posted and the subject was committed. The family expresses love and remembrance as doors of life close.
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Bae Pankenes
Ache
Gene Herd
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