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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1955

Page

3

Leaders in Congress Forecast Early Tariff Approval

Democratic and Republican leaders in Congress forecast quick approval of President Eisenhower's proposal to extend the Trade Agreements Act and cut tariffs. The plan aims to stimulate investment through tax concessions and support for global trade, with hearings set as early as possible. Support comes from key Democrats, but strong Republican opposition exists from Ways and Means members Reed Jenkins and Simpson and Senator Millikin.

Washington Eisentner U.S Eisenhower Rep. Cooper +D-Tenn House Way Sp. Sor Congress Sen Byrd Jt.val Senate House George Fet Pov

Eight Initiated Into Jayhawk 40 et 8 Degree Group

Eight new members of the Jayhawk Volture 786, of 40 et 8, were initiated at Municipal Auditorium in Topeka receiving the first three degrees. Local initiates include George Medlock Ottawa Frank Dunkley Topeka Ray Ogden Euora Chancellor Murphy and others. Richard Treece serves as chef de guerre.

Jayhawk Volture The American Legion Municipal Auditorium Topeka George Medlock Ottawa Frank Dunkley Ray C. Ogden Eurora Franklin D. Murphy James Gillispie Arthur 8. Weaver Richard Rice Howard Hurwitz Richard Treece

U S Navy Delivers 22 Small Planes to Japan Navy

The U S Navy announced it delivered 22 small single engine planes last month to the fledgling Japanese navy. Japanese pilots train under U S Navy instructors to fly the new aircraft.

Tokyo U. S. Navy

KIDD Reelected Two Leaders to Kansas Development Panel

The Kansas Industrial Development Commission reelected Harry L. Stevens of Hutchinson as chairman and Ralph J. Duvall of Kansas City as vice chairman.

Topeka Kansas Industrial Development Commission Harry L. Stevens Hutchinson Manufacturer Ralph J. Duvall Kansas City

Daisy Ames Hosts Ninteen Hundred Club in Eudora

Daisy Ames hosted a Friday afternoon Ninteen Hundred Club with a business meeting followed by papers on Our U. S. Forest Rangers and National or State Parks I've Visited. Jan 21 meeting planned with Mrs Lena Wilson. other papers include Territorial Days in Kansas and Landmarks of Early Kansas. Several members traveled to Kansas City for shopping. Odd Fellows installed officers led by D M Harris with Ray Morriss elected trustee. Oyster supper planned Jan 20 for 32 attendees. Methodist Womans Society to hold a Christian social and church activities program February 2 at Iola Trinity Church. Participants listed include Ruth Byington Scarles Meckart Marjean Westerhouder Mary Byington Johnnie Kazmaier Darryl Young.

Daisy Ames Ninteen Arden Ott U. S. Forest Rangers Lena Wilson Frank Pare Kansas Joe Strobel Gideon Neil C. M. Pringy Chioa Breithaupt Kansas City Odd Fellows D. M. Harris Marshall Merle Morriss Ray Morriss Herb Miner Noble Grand Robert Perkins Erwin Thoren Homer Broers Floyd Broers Teo Clifford Neis Harold Neis Floyd Ort Jack McCabr Edmund Stanley Don Lewis John O'Berge Leland Lawson Eugene MacCabrin Methodist Ottawa Woman‘s ‘Society of Christian Service Iola Trinity Church Ruth Byington Scarles Meckart Marjean Westerhoue Bins Mary Byington Johnnie Kazmaier Darryl Young Lola Robert Reusch Mary Cook Chola Braithaupt Pete Edelbrock Mrs Grant Edelbrock Kansas City, Mo

Former Gov Slaton Dies After Cerebral Blood Clot

The Atlanta area reports the death of former Georgia Governor John Marshall Slaton at 88 from a cerebral blood clot. His public career began in the Georgia House in 1906, included Senate presidency, acting governor in 1911, and governing in 1915 after commuting Leo Frank’s sentence amid a mob crisis. He was hospitalized last week at Emory University Hospital and remained critical until death.

Atlanta John Marshall Slaton Georzia House of Representatives Ihe Senate Jai Leo Frank Mary Phagan Stoge Natonal Slaton Frank Emory Universit Hospital Meriwether County

U S Equestrian Teams For Pan Am Tilt Named

U S equestrian teams for the Pan Am tilt were named at a national meeting in San Francisco yesterday. The three day event includes jumping, dressage and cross country with entries from Walter Staley Jr Mexico Moydg ob OR Wofford Milford Kz Franc Duffy Detroit Maj. Robert Borg Ft. Carson to ride in dressage.

San Francisco Mexico City Whech Walter Staley Mexico Moydg Ob Wofford Milford Franc Duffy Detroit Robert Borg

Britain Denies Soviet Bombers Charge as Unfounded

London reports Britain rejects Moscow claim that a U S Air Force general said American bombers in Britain were built for atomic attack on the Soviet Union. The Soviet note of December 37 was dismissed as misnamed and misrepresented by the British defense office in a delivery to the Soviet embassy.

Soviet Union Georgi Matenkov Regim Nce Dresden Remaj Yotung Noble Verkutam Weo Siberian Jabar Noble London Britain U.S

Army Corporal Rankin Haggar promoted in Seoul guard

Robert Rankin Haggart of the Eighth Army Headquarters in Seoul has been promoted to corporal and serves in the company supply office. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Haggart. Cpl. Carl J. Miller of the First Division Marines in Korea called his wife Mrs. Miller and daughter Carla Jane from Japan on a rest furlough. he has been in Korea since December 1953. Sgt. Robert R. Challender is visiting his wife at 427 Ind. St. and will remain until February before returning to Germany for four months, then to Ft. Riley as an instructor.

Robert Rankin Haggart Eighth Seoul Kobrea Cpl. Haggart R. A. Haggart Ind Cpl Carl J. Miller First Division Marines Korea Robert R. Challender al Powell Ind. St Germany Ft. Riley

Briscoe family in grief as Topeka man dies en route

Mrs Briscoe and son Rennie moved from Topeka after Rennie’s brain surgery at Research Hospital. Rennie remained critically ill and was moved to Stormont-Vail Hospital. Mr Briscoe, former Topeka city engineer, died of a heart attack en route to join his wife at the hospital after a Kansas City hospital called with Rennie’s critical condition.

Wihs . Briscoe Topeka Rennie Kansas Stormont-Vail Hospital Briscoe Sirs C.A. Myers Mich Lawrence Kansas City

Group for Draft Physicals Sends Men to Kansas City

Six Douglas County men and 13 transfers from other draft boards traveled to Kansas City Missouri yesterday for pre induction physicals. Read names and home towns including Lawrence residents George A. Detsios Roger I Musselman John C Kirker Water G Kampschroeder Jr Eugene J ONeill Don B Flora and transfers James F Abright Darrell D Cain Leo M Denny Jr Stanley W Frazier Ronald E Grandog William B Hackney Donald L Martin Mack A Noris Gordon R Teedman Gary R Welch Clarence A White Kenneth N Ciboski Ralph A Stone.

Douglas County Kansas City Lawrence George A. Detsios O. St Roger I. Musselman N. J. St John C. Kirker Baldwin Water G. Kampschroeder Jr Eugene J. O'Neill Ky. Ste Don BD. Flora Conn James F. Abright Olathe Darrell D. Cain Paola Leo M. Denny Jr Neb Kenneth N. Ciboski Goodland Ralph A. Stone

Marilyn Faces Battle To Make Own Pictures

Hollywood report says Marilyn Monroe cannot safely form her own production company while under contract to 20th Century Fox until 1958. Industry leaders agree she lacks a legal foothold to release independent projects before that expiration.

Marilyn Hollywood Fm Marilyn Monroe 20Th Century-Fox

Evans Heart Group Head Becomes Kaw Valley Leader

Ray R. Evans of Kansas City was elected president of Kaw Valley Heart Association at a Town House meeting. The group, including KU figures and Lawrence doctors, aims to provide heart disease prevention, rheumatic fever control, and adult education in Douglas County.

Ray R. Evans Kansas City Kaw Valley Heart Association Evans Kansas City, Mo Ksas University Kansas Board of Regents Douglas County E. Grey Dimond Department of Medicine K. U. Medical School W. Clarke Wescoe Mexical School Mahlon Delp Department of Post Graduate Medical Education Lee H. Leger George B. Smith K. U

One Guest Left Out At Oklahoma Inauguration

Oklahoma City report notes an awkward luncheon at Governor Raymond Gary’s inauguration as state treasurer John D. Conner arrived uninvited and was locked in. Gary quickly extended a belated invitation, so Conner could join the party in his office.

Oklahoma Oklahoma City Raymond Gary John D. Conner Gary Conner Coner

Engagement Broken After Spasm of Anger Hit Vehicle

In Manila a man and his fiancee ended their engagement after a clash that saw him hammer blows land on a shiny black automobile belonging to a police car. He was jailed today. The note also recalls Philadelphia's first successful shoemaker trade union in 1792.

Manila Albino Olivera Philadelphia

Truman Set To Dedicate New Armory At Maryville

Maryville, Mo. Truman will speak at the dedication of a new 169000 armory here Feb 6. The building houses the Headquarters Company of the 129th Field Artillery. The former president commanded Battery D of the 129th in World War I. Pockets are a girl’s best friend says designers Adele Simpson and Mollie Parris as they preview spring lines in New York. They show pockets in many shapes and emphasize functional, comfortable clothing for modern living with outfits that adapt to activities and accessorize with pockets.

Maryville Harry Truman 129Th Field Artillery 129Th New York Adele Simpson Mollie Parris Mrs. Simpson Miss Parris Miss Parnis

Kansas Court Refuses Ruling On License Reciprocity Law

Kansas Supreme Court remanded for new trials in cases where auto transport drivers faced Kansas highway violations without Kansas licenses. The court, in an opinion by Justice Hugo Wedell, ruled the constitutional question not properly before county prosecutors and noted reciprocity could be granted without a statute by proper state authorities. The decision centers on whether Auto Transport Inc. vehicles domiciled in Kansas needed Kansas licenses and registration.

Topeka Kansas Miami County High Court District Court Hugo T. Wedell Wedell The Auto Transport Inc Oklahoma City Oklahoma Justice Wedell

Government Group To Meet Wednesday

The Committee for the Support of Good Government in Lawrence will meet at 8 p m Wednesday at the Cir Building. The open meeting invites interested citizens as James Postmin, president for two years, says officers may be elected. The committee aims to encourage qualified candidates to announce for city and school district offices and does not campaign for any candidate.

Lawrence Cir Std and Vi Sts James Postmin

Government saves three million in GPO operations

Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey received from the Government Printing Office a check for three million dollars. Public Printer Pau2d Klatzenberser said the sum represented savings in GPO operations during 1954.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey Government Printing Office Pau 2d Klatzenberser

FALSE TEETH THAT LOOSEN NEED NOT EMBARRASS

Many wearers of false teeth have mutered real embarrassment because their plate dropped slipped or wobbled at just the wrong time. Do not live in fear of this happening to you just sprinkle a little PASTE the alkaline powder on your Plates. Hold false teeth more firmly, so they feel more comfortable. Does not sour. Checks plate odor and breath. Get PASTEATH at any drug counter.

Heart Attack Kills Ex Italian Marshal Graziani

Rome reports former marshal Rodolfo Graziani, 72, died of a heart attack in clinic after ulcer surgery. Once Mussolini’s commander in North Africa, he spent his last years linked to neo Fascist circles, serving as honorary MSI figure amid internal party shifts.

Rome Rodolfo Graziani Mussolini Alles Graziani MSI North Africa Tr Duce

World War II era figure faces disgrace and treason trial

A wartime leader opposed Ethiopia was defeated in World War II, plunged into disgrace, and ultimately faced a traitor's trial for alleged Nazi collaboration.

Ethiopia

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