Hillings Presses Inquiry Into Tom Clark Tenure
Representative in California demands a full inquiry by the House judiciary subcommittee into former attorney general and current Supreme Court justice Tom Clark. The panel criticized Clark for interfering in the Kansas City vote fraud case and transferring control from Caudle to Ford, urging Clark to testify.
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Snos Axtell
Truman
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Kansas City Star
T. Lamar Caudle
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Caudle
Candle Robert A. Collier
Judiciary Subcommittee
Matthew Connelly
White House
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Candle
Pane Connelly
North Carolina
Hollings
Rtment of Justice
NBC
Sen
Fulbright
Good Business Year Seen by Economists
A six month study by economists and the Committee for Economic Development notes a good business year ahead. Marion Folsom chairs the CED and Eisenhower aides like George M. Humphrey serve on the panel. The report cites near record levels for new plant and equipment in 1953 54 and 55 offsetting slower defense spending and potential recession risks while emphasizing purchasing power and international conditions as key factors. It also references federal planning and defense goals shaping output and investment in the near term.
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Marion Folsom
the Treasury
Eisenhower
George M. Humphrey
Secretary of the Treasury
U. S
Be Candidate Todd Angles For RFC Post In State Leaders Debate
Moyer raises questions on appointment process as Todd Beery Todd Be claimed to seek RFC job. governor hinted support while state chairman says Beery will be considered. Executive committee includes six district chairmen and key state officers. The meeting focuses on Moyer's plan to approve or disapprove federal applicants and its impact on allies.
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Lawmaker Accused In U N Employee Subversion Case
A New York federal grand juror testified that four or five U N employees with Communist leanings were recommended by a member of Congress Joseph A Cahill. The juror said a subversive clique had been placing him in key department posts for over two years. Cahill declined to name the lawmaker, saying he could not say if the figure was in the Senate or House. He offered to reveal the name if he believed the act was deliberate.
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Fourth Brink's Witness Draws Sentence to Jail
Boston witnesses in the 1950 Brink's robbery case receive jail terms for defying the federal grand jury. Paul Hooley, 39, is ordered to serve nine months starting January 5. His wife Mary, 37, gets a year. Mary Hooley is sister to Joseph J. Specs O Keefe, a key suspect. Donald O Keefe and John H. Carlson were already sentenced, with appeals pending.
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FBI
Money Express Company
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Specs
John H. Carlson
Big policy meeting set for Tuesday and wage plan dispute
A high level Republican policy gathering is planned for Tuesday involving Sen Hagerty and other GOP senators as discussions focus on wage price controls and the incoming administration's legislative program. Eisenhower and Taft have held recent talks with Senate leaders and House Republican chiefs about extending wage price curb authority beyond April 30 and appointing key officials through channels.
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Nazis to face trial for Oradour sur Glane massacre at Bordeaux
Nineteen former SS troopers face a military tribunal in Bordeaux next month over responsibility for the 1944 Oradour sur Glane massacre in which 68 villagers were killed. Six residents survived as German forces herded villagers into buildings and set the town ablaze in a grim act reminiscent of Lidice.
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Lidice
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Das Reich SS
Legal Clinic January To Be Held For State Chamber Members
A January legal clinic will be offered to Topeka Chamber members under an invitation tied to the 1953 Legislature. Members should call the chamber to reserve their spots. details include routes to the meeting and eligibility for the special invitation.
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Topeka
Obituary for Jones a longtime civic leader and aviation chairman
Jones, a prominent civic figure and aviation chairman for the Chamber of Commerce, died after years of heart trouble. He served as president of several clubs, was a member of Gamma Epsilon and the national geological society, and retired in 1950 from the water laboratory. He leaves a wife Lucile and four children Chanute, Ogden Jr., Richard, and Michael, plus two brothers, a niece, and four grandchildren. Funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church Tuesday at 2 pm with cremation to follow.
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Country Club
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Water Laboratory
Poapital
Lawrence
Lucile Smith
Cc. W. Smith
James E. Guinette
Chanute
Ogden S. Jones Jr
Germany
Richard K. Jones
Japan
Michael Jones
Liberty Memorial High School
Stanley Jones
Phoenix
Ariz
Glendale Jones
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert C. Swift
Deaths and Funerals Rites for Charles W Johnson
Obituary notices list Charles W. Johnson 1814 Mo St died Thursday with funeral at St James AM at 2 pm Tuesday. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery. Body in state from 5 pm today to hour of service. Also notes deaths of Johnny Mack Ball De Soto infant. John M. Hite 58 Topeka native died in Ft. Lyon Colo. Graveside Topeka Mt Hope 11 am Wednesday. May Landis former Lawrence teacher dies in Claremont California. services at Todd Memorial Pomona cremation, committal Oak Hill later. Survived by families including Maude Landis Paul Lans, etc.
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Charles W. Johnson
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R. R. Rodgers
Maple Grove Cemetery
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Theodore H. Ball
de Soto
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Anna Ruth
Paulette Ball
Danny Wayne
Dennis Ball
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Topetkan
Ft. Lyon
Colo
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Topeka
Don P. Pierce
Dan Pierce
Lawrence
Dick Pierce
Dick Dousseau Hite
New York City
May’ Landis
May, Landis
Claremont Manor
Claremont
Calif
Leavenworth
Mias Maude Landis
Lawrence Memorial Hopital
California
Maude Landis
Paul Landis
Hartsdale
N.Y
Todd Memorial Chapel
Pomona
Oak Hill Cemetery
DeSoto Dentist Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion
Webb Kennar Guy, a dental surgeon near DeSoto Kansas, pleaded guilty in U S District Court to evading federal income taxes for 1945. Judge Delmas C Hitt delayed sentencing to allow a medical examination after Webb suffered a heart attack recently.
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U. S. District Court
Delmas C. Hitt
Webb
Eair Clan
Hay Federal Rand
Corn Used as Snow in Movies Shocks Gallatin County
Gallatin County residents discover their white corn is used as artificial snow in films. Farmers say much of their crop ends up in movie productions, not food markets, prompting surprise and concern over the use of local corn for entertainment.
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Gallatin County
IKU Extension Plans Expansion Reflect Local Involvement
The text indicates consideration of expanding the IKU Extension and asks a staff member to stay another year to help with tentative plans for future expansion. It notes the extension’s potential large role in ongoing university outreach and regional development through expanded programs and collaborations.
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Phy
Homecoming Queen Miss Lavy gains national ranking
Miss Mary Louise Lavy of Glasco Kansas, KU freshman studying commercial art, was named the second most beautiful homecoming queen in the United States by American servicemen in the Far East. The selection followed KU and Nebraska football events, with Lavy crowned at KU Memorial Stadium and the homecoming dance.
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Glasco
Kan
K.A
United States
Far East
Texas
Pat Barfield
Baylor University
Lavy
Seoul
Korea
K.U
K.u.university of Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Eighth Army
Joe the Stars and Stripes
Orient
Sara Star
Jay-hawker
Double Death in Kansas City Murder Case
A man and a woman were found shot to death in an apartment in Kansas City. Homicide detectives identified John Borden and John Cunni as leading investigators and noted the scene involved possible luggage packing before the shootings.
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Seatly
Missouri
Miss
Peadoes
Ah Sehereeater
John Borden
John Cunnibam
Mazuch
Kansas City Market Report Lows Liquidation Cattle Slide
USDA Kansas City market notes show cattle and calves at 13,000 head with very slow trading and liberal supply. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly 50 to 75 cents lower. some major bids and shipments omitted. Cows and bulls show mixed moves with strength in bulls and declines in others. Poultry prices list varied, with eggs and butterfat values noted alongside regional produce prices.
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Kansas City
USDA
Sithou
Lawrence Safety Council to discuss bicycle ordinance
The Lawrence Safety Council will meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday in the Municipal Building to discuss a proposed city bicycle ordinance. It would require bicycle licensing, rider testing, possible mechanical inspections, lights, signals, and traffic rule observance, with changes possible before City Commission submission.
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Lawrence
Bob Brown
Brown
Ita
City Commission
Market roundup of cattle hogs and grains report
Calves show strong activity across classes with feeders and steers 800 pounds up mixed regional prices from 20.50 to 28.00 while heifers and yearlings trend 21.00 to 25.30. Hogs 4000 head, steady to 25 lower than last week, with choice 180-250 pounds around 18.00 to 18.50 and sows 13.75 to 15.75. Sheep 2000 head, light demand. slaughter lambs up to 50 higher, cull ewes 5.00 to 7.00. KC grain markets show No. 2 hard wheat at 2.41. General market activity weak across autos, rails, and utilities with mixed volume.
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Wales
Fulbright Doubts Value Of Confab Of Big Three
Senator Fulbright questions the usefulness of a Churchill Stalin three way meeting now, saying Russia’s aims could invite war and we should not lock out hope for talks. He noted a possible personal conference between Stalin and the U. S. President elect was mentioned in a Stalin message to the New York Times. Fulbright, a Foreign Relations Committee Democrat, spoke after returning from Europe on NBC.
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Fulbright
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