Approval Expected In Reactor Program House and Senate Cut Clash
Washington reports draft officials expect approval of a Democratic plan funding atomic power reactors after a House Senate conference. Key items include a cooled zone at the AEC plant, a plutonium recycle reactor at Hanford, and a single or dual-purpose reactor at Hanford with costs running up to about 9 million dollars.
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Senergy
Piseghower
Ther
Senay
Senate House
Wds Mmunist
AEC
Tdako
Senate
House
Hanford
Wash
Harmony Sessions Planned for Kansas Republicans
Kansas GOP officials announce more Harmony sessions in congressional districts across the state. A pilot was held in Overland Park for the 2nd District to gauge unity and aim to restore a Republican governor and lieutenant governor. A 1st District meeting is set for October 14 in Hiawatha, aligning with Eisenhower’s birthday.
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Topekap
Kansas
Overland Park
GOP
James Pratt
Pratt
Eisenhower
Hiawatha
Dodie
Deaths and Funerals Ruth H Nuland Me Pach Wo Nolend 47
Ruth H Nuland Me Pach Wo Nolend age 47 of 12et Sunset Dr died Monday. funeral arrangements for burial at Rum Funeral, Liesine meér in wale. survivors include husband George Woo Noblind, siblings, and several relatives. Local services to be held in Garber and Laghington Cemetery with burial in Laghington Cemetery.
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Liesine
Seorge
Mis Petar
Henry Et
LeRay
Hemi
Fenenet
Benjamin
Pam
Weilnese
Winifred Styte
Winheld
Edna Nottingham
Augusta
Otte
Arthur
Lemon Grove
Calif
Ike May Learn Today If Cuts To Be Restored
The Senate Appropriations Committee held a closed door session to consider a foreign aid bill amid House cuts. Senators Potter Pastore Saltonstall Halland and Dulles warned that reduced aid could shake national security and global confidence, risking the free world’s alliance and war defenses.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations ’ Committee
Sen. Potter
R-Mieh
Sen. Pastore
DRI
Saltonstall i-Mass
Halland
Dulles
United States
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
Free World
Four Ft. Riley Soldiers Held in Topeka Incident
Police in Topeka questioned four Black Ft. Riley soldiers after a 23 year old woman reported she was grabbed, assaulted, and released in a Topeka residential area. Soldiers were apprehended returning to Junction City and returned to Topeka with some belongings found in their car. Charges filed. details on suspects unavailable.
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Topeka
Ft Riley
Polles
Juncrion City
Palice
Sweematt
Lawrence businessmen plan KU football Miami trip by DC-3
Lawrence readers report plans by several businessmen to charter a DC-3 for a group trip to the KU at Miami University football game on October 25. Details call for a Wednesday or Thursday departure with a Sunday return. contact Del Erhart at VI-3-2107.
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Lawrence
K.U
Miami
Fla
Jayhawkers
Miami University Hurricanes
Hienouch
del Erhart
Lawrence man Bryan in fair condition after self inflected gunshot
William F. Bryan, 51, of 214 Worth Street, was found Friday shot in a corn field near Lawrence. Sheriff Dale Chappell indicates evidence points to a self inflicted wound. Bryan’s wife died earlier that day and notes were reportedly left. He was being considered for transfer to KU Medical Center for brain surgery.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dale Chappell
William F. Bryan
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Quebec Miners Mob Attacks Union Office in Murdochville
A mob of about 100 tore into the United Steelworkers of America offices in Murdochville Quebec ripping apart desks overturning seven cars and damaging a truck. The violence followed a province wide labor delegates demonstration that ended after police dispersed a stone throwing clash between nonstriking Gaspe Copper Mines workers and visiting delegates.
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Murdochville
Que
United Steelworkers of America
Murcochville
Gaspe Peninsula
Gaspe Copper Mines, Ltd
Claude Jodoin
Canadian Labor Congress
Gerard Picard
Catholic Confederation of Labor
Doctor to Remain Here At Lawrence Practice Plan
Announcement set Dr Howard Wilcox as an instructor at the K U Medical Center in Kansas City teaching one day weekly He clarified he will continue to live in Lawrence maintain his regular practice and miss one day each week for center duties
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Howard Wilcox
K.U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Special Counsel Fees Reported for State of Kansas
TOPEKA officials released a list showing fees paid to attorneys not on regular state payroll from March through July. Total for the period amounted to 55 015 dollars. The report covers services by special counsel hired to represent the state.
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Topeka i
Department of Administration
Scholarships Renewed At KU For 148 Women In Halls
The Dean of Women announced renewal of scholarship hall awards at Kansas University for 148 women. Each recipient must maintain a strong grade average. awards are valued at 300 dollars. The four women’s halls house 213 residents with incoming freshmen and upperclasswomen to join. Lawrence residents named include Rosa Freeman and Connie Ezeli among many others from various Kansas communities.
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Rosa‘Iie Freeman
Tonganoxie
Connie Ezeli
Linwood
Joanne McPheeters
Baldwin
Carol Plumb
Lecompton
Mary Beth Spena
Douthart Hall
Sandra Ackerman
Leavenworth
Loree Alpert
Pash
Carol Crimmins
Akansas City
Kus
Sam Davis
Kansas City
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Toe Peka
Sandra Falwell
Eunice Jones
Sabetha
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Dirshton
Marjorie Madburs
Medicine Lodge
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Lamar
Mot Miller
Fi. Sroti
Betty’ Naft
Neby
Margaret Owens
Pare Inc
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Columbus
Carote
Glasco
Mary Joan Stages
Wiehit
Rhoda Taylor
Topeka
Jerraine Thornburgh
Syracuse
Patricia Walters
Wiching
Saundra Warnock
Freeport
Wanda Wetliever
Obertin
Noami Wenger
Powhattan
Patricia Whitley
Abilene
Mary Lou Yowell
McPherson
Combat troops leave Tokyo as last U S Army division departs
The final U S Army combat division in Japan closed today, reducing American forces to about 17,000 caretaker and support personnel in the land once occupied.
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Tokyo
Japan
New West Buechel Judge to Open Court Aug 31
Police judge George F. Hardman will hold court in West Buechel for the first time on August 31 after six years without a town marshal. The delay was due to the absence of a marshal and arrests. Hugh Johnson was recently hired as town marshal and has already made several arrests.
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Louisville
George F. Hardman
West Buechel
Hugh Johnson
Plan Wiped Out In Scandal Case
In Los Angeles the defense plan to summon about 150 movie stars as witnesses in the confidential magazines trial has been halted by Judge Herbert V. Walker who ruled testimony can only cover magazine stories already entered. The ruling caps Crowley’s bid to test stories as true and follows a day featuring Maureen O Hara denying an alleged back row affair and increasing her damages against Confidential from one to five million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Herbert V. Walker
Walker
Arthur J. Crowley
Crowley
James Craig
Maureen O'Hara
Hollywood
Miss O'Hara
Europe
S J Clarke Veteran Leader and State Official Dies
S J Clarke long active in veterans affairs led American Legion post in 1922 23 directed the State Industrial School for boys at Topeka 1924 26 and served as state representative from Douglas County 12th District. Wounded in France he remained active in military affairs as a reserve lieutenant colonel. He died within a week after a 1930 road accident near Lawrence while campaigning for re election.
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American Legion
Topeka
Douglas County
Lawrence
France
General Nichols to retire from Air Force in October
Brig. Gen. William P. Nichols commander of the 33rd Air Defense Division in Oklahoma City announced his retirement from the Air Force in October. Nichols, 52, entered service as a flying cadet in June 1931 and said the move is a personal surprise he had contemplated for some time. He and his wife plan to settle in Orlando, Florida.
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Oklahoma City
William P. Nichols
33Rd Air Defense Division
Air Force
Nichols
Orlando
Fla
Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements at Memorial
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Charles Curtis of Tonganoxie and Mrs Antoinette Brecheisen of Eudora along with several others from Eudora Richland Linwood and Valley Falls. Dismissals include C B Black and Alice Bernitz among others. Births recorded for Merlin Graves Valley Falls. Richard Lloyd and Wayne P Smith families, and Lloyd Brechetsen Eudora plus Richard L Brown 618 R I St. all with newborns.
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C. B. Black
la. St
Alice Bernitz
Eudora
Mary Kramer
Tonganoxie
Leora M
Hartenstine
Merlin Graves
Valley Falls
Richard Lloyd
W. St
Wayne P. Smith
Lloyd
State 4-H Fair rules and exhibit guidelines explained
Cooler events move to indoor venues in case of rain and Friday night's Style Revue shifts to 8 o'clock. The tractor and car driving contest opens Friday at 9 am and marks the fair’s final competition, with exhibits released at noon. Only 4-H members with State Fair stickers may show at Topeka or Hutchinson fairs, livestock exceptions apply.
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Grandstand
High Schol Auditorium
Topeka
Hutchinson
Police Court Fines For Eight Traffic Violators
Eight traffic violators faced penalties in police court this morning. Larry Engelhaupt received a $30 fine and 20 days in jail with sentence suspended for speeding. Harland Daley was fined $10 with $5 suspended for reckless driving. Robert Pinet paid $10 with $5 suspended for failure to yield. Richard Laufenberg got a $25 fine with $10 suspended for speeding. Carl Wilson was fined $10 for failure to yield. Edward Smith faced $40 fine with a three day jail term and $15 suspended for reckless driving and speeding. Norris Porter was fined $100 with $50 suspended for reckless driving and driving without a license. Emmanuel Bereiter forfeited a $5 bond for a megaleft turn.
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Town St
Harland Daley
Prospect Ave
Robert Leo Pinet
Ohio
Richard Laufenberg
N. H. St
4Th St
Megal
Hoax Bomb Threat Closes Wellington Grocery Store
A note demanding 800 was found on a Kroger vehicle, prompting a store closure in Wellington as police investigated. No bomb was located and a man was questioned, while a dummy package and stick were left at a staging point after directions from the note were followed.
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Wellington
Jack Rush
Wichita
Highway 160
Rush
Queen Elizabeth I Wellness Update From Balmoral Castle
Queen Elizabeth I reportedly feels much better after weekend treatment for a cold and throat infection that kept her in bed at Balmora Castle. Princess Margaret, who turns 27 tomorrow, has fully recovered from her cold.
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Ballater
Scotland
Elizabeth I
Balmora Castle
Princess Margaret
Memoriams for Gene Herd Remembered by Family
In loving memory of Gene Herd who left us 15 years ago today August 20 1942. God sometimes takes our loved ones away too soon we think to die. Trust him to know who is first and never question why. Sadly missed by parents sister and grandmother.
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Gene Herd
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