House Republicans angered by Senate revenue priority
Republicans in the Kansas House criticized Senate GOP members for delaying revenue measures and pushing appropriation bills first. Leaders said the caucus aimed to acquaint new legislators with upcoming issues and no formal decisions were made. Some members favored reversing the order to address revenue before appropriations.
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Topeka
House
Senate Gop
Senate
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
GOP
la Toons
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
Ways and Means
House Gop
William Mitchell
Congress Shows No Signs of Fast Move
Washington sources report Congress unlikely to act soon on President Eisenhower immigration proposals. Subcommittee chair Walter Mondale doubts enactment this year. hearings may be delayed by a couple of months. Senator Eastland was unavailable but no rush to meet on the plan.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Walter
D-Pa
Subcommittee
Eisenhweer
Amsan Eastland
D-Miss
Senate
Protest Grows After Tragic DCT Crash Claims Five LA Area Lives
The crash killed pilot William Carr 36 and co pilot Archie R Twitchell 50 both LA area residents. Radio operator Waldo B Adams 42 also died along with minors Ronnie Brann 13 and Bob Zallan 12 from Pacoima. School grounds and hospitals were scenes of anguish as parents searched for missing children.
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William Carr
Archie R. Twitchell
Waldo B. Adams
Iozativa
Los Angeles
Ronnie Brann
Bob Zallan
Pacoima
Eisenhower and Cabinet Meet Briefly in Washington
President Eisenhower and his Cabinet met in Washington for about 50 minutes. No details were released on the topics discussed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States Offers Funding for Two More Japanese Destroyers
The United States proposed covering the cost of two additional destroyers for Japan as part of ongoing security support for the TOAVY program, signaling strengthened postwar defense ties and potential delivery timelines.
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Tokyow
United States
Japan
Deaths and Funerals of James B Stevens and William D Gibler
James B Stevens aged 100 died at the Masonic Home in Fort Wayne Ind on Tuesday He was born in Princeton Ill and later lived in Lawrence He studied voice in Italy and the U S and ran a Fort Wayne music studio His memorial was attended by kin William Daniel Gibler 56 died when a tree fell on him in Washington Creek area He will be buried at Clinton Cemetery with services at Twin Mounds Church and burial by the funeral home staff
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James B. Stevens
Fort Wayne
Ind
Stevens
Princeton
Ill
Lawrence
Italy
W. C. Stevens
Richard B. Stevens
William Dantel
Bil
Douglas County
Sarah ‘Ofer
Gitler, Jetmore
Sneegas Announces Candidacy for City Commissioner Seat
Lawrence resident Floyd Sneegas announces his bid for a Lawrence City Commission seat. He cites experience as a builder and community volunteer, with prior service and active involvement in local boards. If six candidates file, a primary on March 10 and a general in April will determine the term expiring for two commission positions.
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Saturdas
Sneegas
Orsider
Tovie
Ils
Peter Bio
Mormteres Wil Ior
Areer R. L. Dunlap
Ant Norton Edmonds
Prat George Bradshaw
Chris Krat
Os Commission
Thei Teerre
Tar
Tere
Teter Weatherwax
Aured
Aso
Rence
Lawrence
Sneegis
Canteasnor
Commission
TS Perqoms
Lawrence Junior Chamber of
Ammerce
Mote Builders Association of Law
Oeganization
Council of
Trinity Late i
Mig No. Sneegas
Marr
Stanley
Monty Kirk
Mabitary
Europe
Open House At Kuhn International Harvester Showroom
Louis Kuhn hosts an open house at the Kuhn International Harvester dealership on Saturday to familiarize farmers with the Harvester line. Visitors may tour the showroom to see trucks and tractors, with free coffee and donuts and prize drawings for attendees.
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Kuhn
Mass
St Dite
Sunday movie show debate ends in local court clash
The county attorney pressed four theater complaints over Sunday showings as crowding and arrests sparked public vote talk. After trials and fines, managers pledged to halt Sunday screenings until higher court review, a federal order later overruled state law and allowed Sunday films again.
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Douglas County
Tom
Dickinson
Dayhawker
Hollywood
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
K. U
Mary Pickford
Paul Lukas
Francis Dee
Patee
Eddie Quillan
Walter Thiele
Kansas Supreme Court
John Brand
Harry Frazee
Justice Mitchell
The
Journal-World
Schwahn
the Patee
Topping
Stevens
Garbo
Five waive preliminaries in County Court bound over to District Court
Five defendants from Joplin waive Preliminary hearings in County Court and are bound over to the February term of District Court. Ruben Lee Wren Ruben Wren John J. Spencer face fraudulent misrepresentation with bonds set at 1000 dollars each. John D Foster and Dorothy Books charged with forgery each 1000 and 31,000 bonds. All posted no bonds and were committed to the county jail. The article also oddly mentions tarantulas with a two inch body and six inch leg span.
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Ruben Lee Wren
Ruben Wren
John J. Spencer
Joplin
John D. Foster
Lake St
Dorothy Books
Memorial Hospital Admission Journal Notables
In a local hospital log, multiple names appear under admit and birth records. Individuals listed include Donald Avery, Leda Cannon, Heinrich families, Atwell and Jameson, Mrs Mary Fox, and William Wilson among others. Birth notices mention Mr and Mrs Tromas at Oak Hill Avenue.
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Admitt
Donald Avery
Francis
OW Foors
Leda Cannon
Fidel Toys
Baldwin
Che
Mosser
Sunset Heinrich
Noy
Heinrich
Nofahoa
Uwe Sr
Mee
Atwell
Perry
Mir Jameson
Fudara
Mary Fox
William Wilson
Evies Hark
Ohio
Mars Dice
Cattee
Ramirez
Woo Morten
Stinson
John Tromas
Oak Hill Aves
Unclear historic note on expulsion and charges in London
Fragmentary OCR mentions British expulsion and imprisonment on unspecified charges, with garbled Hungarian name and quoted phrases. Details are unreadable, making exact entities and events uncertain.
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London
Manvary Totas
Bimbasey
Lomerrow
Unable to determine clear article title from fragment
A fragmentary OCR notes unreadable names and events, lacking identifiable people, places, or dates to form a coherent news item or card teaser.
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Ike
U. 8
Ainee
Cig
Fred T
Cyan Tye
Creer School Board
Een Amiste
Bneegss
Memorial Hospital
Hungary
Aura
Sid
Poe
Heo Teer
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