Probers Gather New Data for Hearing In Red Move on Papers
Senator Fast announces new data for hearings on alleged Communist infiltration of the press and media. The Senate Internal Security subcommittee wraps a three day session featuring current or former Times employees. Eastland and Jenner say findings will show a pattern of infiltration while Times editor Dr Benjamin Fine testifies about past Communist party membership.
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Washington
Sen
Fastland
D-Miss
Senate Internal Security
New York Times
Eastland
The
Times
the Times
Easthind
Len Jenner
R-Ind
GOP
Benjamin Fine
Epiphany Service Draws 75 At South Park Lawrence
About 75 persons attended the Epiphany service Friday evening in South Park. The annual event, sponsored by the Lawrence Recreation Commission, featured a tableau of the Nativity with Junior High pupils portraying Joseph, Mary, angels, wise men, and shepherds. Afterward, the Christmas trees were burned, candy distributed, and carols led by Rev. Robert Swift.
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South Park
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Christ Child
Jack ‘Galloway
Joseph
Delores Harris
Mary
Caroline Eacock
Mary Margaret Maertens
the Angels
Chris Whitenight
Jeri Crig T
Keith Jochim
Wise Men
Robibie Remple
Gene Jackson
Mike Dixon
Larry Heeb
Shepherds
Real Six
Robert Swift
Albert Bramble
Albert Parker
Harold Hamilton
John Patton
SPOONFUL OF PEAS AS SEEN BY STOMACH WHIS DRODDLE HITS WITH PIANO TEACHER
A humorous fragment describes a student and his piano lessons with Miss Afield and Miss Liza Redid. The narrator laments limits on repertoire and mocks a modernist piece by Sergei Rochpopoikefisky titled Machine, while detailing awkward practice routines and various antics in the studio.
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Ingers
Taco
Reigners Holiday KU Opens Swim Action with NU
KU announces 1956 swimming schedule headed by coach Dutch Lonborg with Navy veteran Chuck Edwards leading. Returning lettermen include Don Burton Buddy Burke Pete Thompson George Kreye Gene Buchanan George Denny and John Buterin. Schedule features Nebraska at home January 14 and a Big Seven meet at Boulder March 10.
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Kansas University
Dutch Lonborg
Chuck Edwards
Letterman
Purdue
Jayhawkers
Peoria
Don Burton
Kansas City
Buddy Burke
Pete Thompson
Lenexa
George Kreye
Lawrence
Gene Buchanan
George Denny
John Buterin
Overland Park
Kreye
Denny
Schelude
Nebraska
K.U
Colorado
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Grinnell
Town
Big Seven
Boulder
Golo
Memorial Hospital Deaths and Birth Notices Nonspecific List
The clipping lists names tied to Memorial Hospital and surrounding towns including Dennis Garst Kimberly Coffelt Lawrence Kramer Topeka Ber tie McConnell Lillian Andrews Hattie Fletcher Jacqueline Rabin Martha Huches Dorothy Hopkins McLouth Rudolph Wenzel Darrene Cheek Stephanie Alldridge Bonnie Redding and baby at Eudora Kay Mary Cameron Jim Fulks Dr R H Edmiston Donlas Barter Mol Pa with a daughter noted yesterday.
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Dennis Garst
Kimber Coffelt
Tenn
St. Lawrence
Jacqueline Rabin
Martha Huches
Tonganoxte
Dorothy Hopkins
Mc Louth
Rudolph Wenzel
Tenn St
Lawrence Kramer
Topeka
Darrene K. Cheek
Stephanie Alldridge
Bonnie Redding
Eh Eudora
Cheavinger
Jin
Wood
Boy Kay
Mary Cameron
Ow Lane
Jim Fulks
Sunflower
R.H Edmiston
Americus
Oklahoma man bound for trial on second drunk driving charge
Robert Bruce Hill, 42, of Nowata Oklahoma, was bound over for district court by County Judge Leslie Coffman on a second offense drunk driving charge. He testified in court that a wrecked rat pinned him to the ground and a stranger nearby poured whisk down his throat to relieve the suffering.
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Nowata Okla Ud
Robert Bruce Hill
Leslie J. Coffman
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starts Monday dan The Journal-World captures Tubbs family life
Easy's Pal and His Mrs presents Captain Easy not dragging Wash Tubbs into danger. Wash is home with his wife Carol and mischievous twins Thomas and Jefferson. The Journal-World notes this colorful daily comic strip begins Monday.
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Captain Easy
Wash Tubbs
Wash
Carol
Thomas and
Jefferson
Tubbs
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Rose E Osborne and Elbert E Robinson
Mrs Rose E Osborne 95 a former DeSoto resident died Friday at her son’s home in Olathe. Survived by three daughters two sons and many grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 Sunday at DeSoto Methodist Church with burial in DeSoto Cemetery. Elbert E Robinson 62 of 127 E 19th St died Friday at Wadsworth Veterans Hospital after illness. Survived by wife daughter and multiple relatives. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Rose E. Osborne
DeSoto
Robert R. Osborne
Olathe
Alton
Ill
Methodist Church
Harriett J. Hale
Raymond Douglas
Pasadena
Calif
James E. O'Brien
New York City
Clathe
Walter D. Osborne
Wiliam Crozier
Garnett
DeSoto Methodist Church
DeSoto Cemetery
Elbert E. Robinson
E. 19Th St
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Milan
Lawrence
Emma Robinson
Ellwin Robinson
Paul Robinson
Navy moves dredge to free Bastione aground off Cape Henry
NAVY salvage officers moved a dredge into position to cut a channel for the destroyer escort Bastione after a third attempt to dislodge the 3,000-ton vessel failed. The ship, blown from her anchorage by high winds, lies aground in about 10 feet of water off Cape Henry near Norfolk.
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Norfolk
Bastione
Cape Henry
Red Cross to Discuss United Fund Drive at Monday Meeting
The Red Cross chapter board will hold a monthly session Monday from 4 to 5 p.m. in the Community Building second floor classroom. Chairman Larry J. Heeb urged all board members to attend to secure a representative board opinion.
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Red Cross
United Fund
Larry J. Heeb
Navy Pioneers Third Antarctic Flight Over Untouched Realms
Navy pilots of Operation Deep Freeze completed a third exploratory flight over largely unknown Antarctic plateaus. The mission, using a Neptune, exceeded 2,900 miles round trip from Ross Sea Coast to Knox Coast, marking one of the continent’s longest air journeys. A four engine Sky Master also circled the pole, the third such achievement in history, with Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd yet to fly a long leg on this expedition.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctic
Australia
Ross Sea
Knox Coast
Pole
Richard EB. Byrd
Lawrence license rules spark confusion and bridge work update
Lawrence officials urge timely renewals under the new license system as expirations align with drivers birth dates. Licenses may be renewed up to three months early, lapse hazards trigger tests, and January borns face earlier expirations. Traffic detours occur as the Eudora road bridge is torn down for a $100,000 replacement by Jensen Brothers Construction.
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George Allen
Douglas County
Allen
7Th St
Lawrence Post Office
Lth
Mass
Eudora
Wakarusa Bridge
Joe Rice
Jensen Brothers Construction Co
Des Moines
Rice
Two City Fire Calls Highlight City Dump Blaze
Two fire runs were logged by the department on Friday, first at 4:05 p.m. to the city dump for rubbish fire, then about 10 p.m. when flames re erupted at the same scene as firefighters returned.
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Re Department
Window Breakin Mystery at Military Sciences Building
Friday afternoon a window in the Military Sciences building was broken leaving a small hole in one pane. Campus police initially suspected a stray bullet but a search found nothing that could have caused the hole.
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Military Sciences Hnlding
Chiangs Planes May Get A Bomb
U S Air Force Secretary Donald A Quarles hinted that Chiang Kai shek s Chinese Nationalist Thunderjets might be armed with atomic weapons if war erupts in the Far East He noted training limits but said Nationalist planes could carry appropriate munitions in wartime and that American crews operate other planes nearby The secretary warned against overestimating Communist air power and stressed the Western world s strong posture around Formosa Strait while deeming a Red China attack on offshore islands unwise
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Taipel
U. S
Formosa
Far East
Free World
Formosas Strait
Red
China
K U Student Injured In Accident North of City
A 27 year old Kansas University student Eugene R. Tait of 840 Ala St was reported in good condition at Watkins Memorial Hospital after his car overturned on a curve about eight miles west of Lawrence on U S Highway 40. Damage estimated at 300 dollars occurred when trucks driven by Glenn Frankie Rothwell and Glenn Eastman collided a half mile north of Lawrence on U S 40 59 near the Kansas Turnpike crossing. Neither driver was injured.
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Kansas University
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Highway Patrol
Eugene R. Tait
Ala. St
Lawrence
U.S. Highway 40
Glenn Frankie Rothwell
NY. St
Glenn Eastman
Lake St
U.S. 40
Clemency Granted to Eighteen Inmates in Kansas
Gov. Fred Hall awarded executive clemency to eighteen Kansas penitentiary inmates after hearings in November and December. The list includes Joseph Moore from Harvey County serving multiple offenses, and James Donald Neal of Pawnee with burglary and assault charges, among others from counties like Cloud, Montgomery, Saline, Reno, Leavenworth, and Ford. Sentences were shortened or altered to ranges such as 10-21 years, 2-10 years, or terms beginning at sentence date, with several commutations expiring existing terms.
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Topeka
Kansas Penitentiary
Fred Hall
Josph Moore
Harvey
James Donald Neal
Pawnee
Curt J. Parrot
Cloud
William E. Baldwin
Doniphan
Loren Brown
Montgomery
Tom Ford
Leonard Foster
Saline
Cornelius Jackson
Ford
Theodore William Thetford
Reno
Arthur J. Wallace
Leavenworth
David Ware
Sedgwick
Alfred Kirby Jella
Kansas City Market News Egg and Livestock Highlights
Kansas City market notes show eggs at mixed prices with Grade A large 43 and B and A medium 38, current receipts 28, butterfat 0.55 0.58. Livestock section details cattle and hogs with steady to higher trends, vealers strong, stockers up, hogs mostly 25 higher, and lambs 25 lower versus last week.
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Kansas City
K. C
USDAI
Kansas
Lamb market quotes and wool pelts mixed
Bulk primes at 105 lb wooled lambs 17.00 to 19.00 per cwt. Slaughter lambs from 111 to 130 lb 17.00 to 17.50 on the close. Shorn lambs 95 to 100 lb No 1 and summer shorn pelts 18.75 to 19.00. 99 lb shorn lambs No 1 pelts 18.25. Ewe and wool slaughter call 3.00 to 4.50 per head.
Festivities Planned For Nixon Birthday
Washington reports Vice President Nixon will turn 43 on Monday and observe the day in political silence. The Congressional Chowder and Marching Club, formed by Nixon in the 81st Congress, will host a party at the National Press Club with about 25 Republicans, current lawmakers, a few senators, a governor, and White House aides. The group, from across the country, may ponder a potential presidential bid if Eisenhower does not run, but no political talk will occur at the event. Nixon is reportedly avoiding discussion of a possible second-term scenario or his own ticket ambitions.
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Washington
Nixon
Congressional
House
National Press Club
GOP
Congress
White House
Eisenhower
Senate
Jury Reports Monday for Reddington Driving Under Influence Case
The district court jury panel is to report at 9 a.m. Monday after a month-long recess during which several trials settled. The Monday case lists Thomas E. Reddington as defendant in a charge of driving under the influence of liquor.
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Coe
Blackjack
Arland
Lawrences
Oklahoma
Dethert Richardson
Route 2
District Court
Thomas E. Reddington
Tl? R. I
Burglars Target North Lawrence Drive-In for About $100
Police report burglars took roughly $100 from Jim's Drive-In at 732 N Second St after 1 30 this morning. Entry was gained by breaking the back door, the cash register was removed, and a small box with withholding statements was opened. Cigars and beer were also taken. Owner Vernon Mosser found the burglary about 3 o'clock. nothing else was disturbed.
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Jim
N. 2Nd St
Vernon Mosser
Fog Lifts Across Britain After Three Day Smog
A dense London fog easing by dawn reduces travel disruption as rail air and road traffic return to near normal. Officials report only scattered patches remain.
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London
Britain
Break-In At Schwartz Mobilgas Station
A break-in at Schwartz Mobilgas Station north of Tonganolle Friday night was likely a hitchhiker seeking shelter, says Leavenworth County deputy sheriff Don Brauer. A window was broken and entry gained but nothing appeared missing.
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Tonganolle
Don Brauer
Leavenworth County
Brauer
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