More For Inaugural Fund Urges Kansas Help
A state wide call for funds to support the Kansas inaugural parade in Washington next week seeks 18000 dollars, or 12000 at minimum, with gifts urged in small to modest amounts. Governor Arn Hag asks Kansans to contribute to the Parade Fund in Topeka, aiming to honor Dwight Eisenhower’s presidency as a new era opens.
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Kansas
Washington
Arn Hag
Wichita Eagle
Perton
Dwight Eisenhower
Governor's Office
Topeka
Speed on the Turnpikes and Highway Safety
The American Public Works Association reports turnpikes have fewer accidents than other highways but higher death rates. They are straight wide lanes with minimal cross traffic designed for high volume and speed. When fog rain or breakdowns occur drivers cannot adjust in time, risking fate. Speed on highways has been achieved at the cost of control and safety.
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American Public Works Association
fateNdes
Restoring Congressional Control By Byrd On Federal Spending
Senator Harry F. Byrd argues that Congress has ceded control of annual expenditures. He cites Truman era demand for large appropriations and notes that about half of yearly spending comes from unspent balances. Agencies received more than they could spend, shifting funds to future years and creating a backlog eroding economy.
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Wig Moat
Harry F. Byrd
Congress
Truman
Lawrence Board Seeks Federal Funds For Schools
Lawrence boards of education reports federal approval for help with rising school costs. The St Paul regional office sent the $75,546 package to Washington for final checking, $2,000 under the requested amount.
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Coata
St. ‘Paul
Lawrence
Sunflower Ordinance Works
Russell Wiley
K.U. Cowboy
Danny Bachmann
Amber of Commerce
Public Relations Department
Vice
Mixs
Ruby Lindell
Igre Erma McManus
Margaret Hurley
Ipton
Ralph Tripp Sr
Phyllis
Jason W Jones Jr
J. W. Jones
Kansas City
Local births and public notices amid Lyons news
Mrs Harris and Mrs Smith announce births George Jr Barbara Jean and son for Beurman families. County officials change tomorrow noon with new clerk treasurer sheriff and others. Commercial Club banquet at Hotel Eldridge with John Atwood and John MacDonald as speakers. Loss of 25 horses and mules from Kaw Valley after breaking ice on river, estimated $4000. Local social events include thimble party and upcoming weddings Katharine McCurry and Jana Breidenthal. Travel notes and editorial remark on ending executions.
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Harris
Sarah Owen
Lawrence
Vernon Smith
Smith
Katherine Jackman
Clifford H. Beal
Barbara Jean
Rudolph Beurman
Williamstown
Beurman
Caroline Gast
Herman Broecker
C. E. Pearcy
W. J. Cummings
C. E. Moss
J. S. Amick
Liloyd Duffee
A. W. Armatrong
C. R. Hawley
H. T. Jones
C. E. Lindley
Register of Deeds
Floyd Lawrence
Gus Brune
J. L. Hoover
Cal Walton
Commercial Club
Hotel Eldridge
John H. Atwood
Kansas City
Joh MacDonald
Topeka
A. P. Hults
William Schaake
Kaw Valley
Mia
F. M. Perkins
Bertha
Rudiger
Otin Perkins
Margaret Perkins
Katherine Louise McCurry
Parsons
Jana Maurice Breidenthal
University of Kansas
Phi Delta Theta
Alice Snow
Oklahoma
Mina Williama
Eudora
Grassroots View Faces Slower Capital Investment in Midwest
A partial survey by the Council of State Chambers of Commerce covers eight midwestern states including Kansas. It finds many manufacturers plan to curb capital investment due to federal taxes and a shift in policies with the Eisenhower administration. The study emphasizes smaller operators and urges attention from tax experts in Congress and the new White House.
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Wichita Kingle
Kansas
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Eisenhower
Itm Aail
Tme
Congress
Byrd Calls for Congress Real Budget Control Reform
Senator Byrd urges changes to end lax department policies and grant Congress actual oversight over federal spending. He has long pressed during spending years of the New Deal era, hoping the new administration will address the issue and curb easy sidestepping of finances by lawmakers.
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Byrd
Virginia
Economists See Possible End to Rising Prices Prompting Recession
Economists broadly anticipate a downturn after a long rise in prices with forecasts ranging from near term to several years ahead. While opening year prospects seem not to confirm immediate decline, one observer notes the timing could still prove correct by chance if a recession occurs. President Truman may consider political roles as ex president offers surface, while France forms a NATO cautious cabinet skeptical about full cooperation.
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Truman
Missouri
Russians Seek Seats for Eisenhower Inauguration Parade
Tass, the Russian news agency, requests seating for the Eisenhower inauguration parade. The agency may claim expertise in covering parades without being present, though other matters could take priority over reporting the event.
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Tass
Bars By Hal Cochran and the Quiet Business World
Confused notes describe Barbs by Hal Cochran and the idea that the loudest in business stay silent. A coastal tale hints at boys with noisy machines and a playful, coded local reflection on marriage and routine.
Western Europe challenge to Eisenhower tests unity
The piece discusses a pivotal test for Eisenhower as Western Europe strains toward unity and shared defense. France and Germany backslide on a unified army under the European Defense Community, with Schuman ousted and Adenauer pressing for treaty changes. The plan, once on track after Eisenhower’s return, now requires a rethink.
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Eisenhower
France
Germany
Taly
Luxembourg
Belgium
Holland
European Defense Community
Schuman
European Unity
West Germany
Adenauer
Russia
East Germany
Europe
Dartmouth teacher trains falcons on campus
Bill Matfox, a Dartmouth College alumnus and geography teaching fellow, walks campus daily with a falcon, his fifth bird, as part of a long hobby. The latest bird, Jondie, arrived as a gift after the previous trained falcon escaped during release.
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Boston
Dartmouth Colege
Bill Matfox
Bill
Dartmouth
Woman memory as a camera through a microscope
HAL BOYLE reflects on differences between male and female memory noting women retain exact details of events and past remarks while men forget or gloss over. The piece uses a humorous dialogue about anniversaries and the moral value of memory in marriage. It contrasts realistic female memory with a painterly male memory and ends with a humorous line about recalling past conversations.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Herd of
Indy
Frances
MacFarlane Tribute Scholarship Fund Created at Emporia State
Emporia State College officials announce a David L. Mac Farlane Memorial Scholarship fund honoring President MacFar lane who died January 3. The fund will be managed by the Emporia State Endowment Association. Dr Everett Rich reports more than $44 ahead contributed.
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Emporia
Emporia State College
David L. MacFarlane
MacFarlane
Emporia State Endowment Association
Everett Rich
Liebman Joins Emporia State College English Faculty
Jerry P. Liebman copy desk and makeup editor of the Topeka Capital will join the Emporia State College English Department faculty January 26. He replaces Loy O Banks and will teach English and journalism and sponsor the Bulletin student newspaper.
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Emporia
Jerry P. Liebman
Topeka
Emporia State College
Liebman
Loy O. Banks
Bulletin
Making Money Crosswords Clue List
A compact clue set with terms for a crossword puzzle including coins, numbers, and assorted definitions such as Japanese coin, Persian coin, Arabian coin, Danish island, and other cross references. Contains vertical and across hints like French coins and Gaelie.
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Esthart
Puzzle Answer Clue List Reconstructed From Past Puzzle
The list presents numbered crossword like clues and groupings, including entries such as 11 Otherwise 47 English, 18 Male relative, 20 Writing table, 23 Card game, 31 Place within, 33 Deadly, 38 Prehistoric, 26 Details pera each, 27 Colonies, 40 Flashy fruit, 28 War god, 4 Foundations prefix, 43 Press Awakened, 44 Noun sui, 47 Short letter, 48 Beloved, 30 Man's name.
Unclear Radio Schedule Snippet With Names and Shows
Fragmented OCR listing multiple radio and TV program titles, times, and personalities across stations WDAF KMBC WREN KMBC NBC. Reads like a schedule fragment with names Sam MBC Beulah Frank Jones Arthur Godfrey Helen Trent and show blocks spanning morning to late evening.
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Bebe
WDA
Ovia
WBEN
Hawk Kam EC
Newacast
WDAF
John Cameron Swayse
Beulah Weenoneee
Frank Jones
Sam Mbc
Bill
Bat Geirith
Kib
Arena
Mbc—Practica
WDAE
En Johnson
Bob Ty ‘Trug
Kmebcarthur
Godfrey
WNAF
Cardinal Stepinac Cardinal Elevation Delayed Access
Yugoslavia initially denied then granted newsmen access to Alojzije Stepinac after militiamen halted a correspondent near Krasic. The visit occurred five hours later as Stepinac and 23 other prelants were made cardinals in Rome, amid new permit rules for reporters.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Alojzji
Stepinac
Krasic
Vatican
Eudora High to meet Tonganoxie in Tuesday basketball clash
Eudora High School travels to Tonganoxie to face the Tonganoxie High School basketball team Tuesday night. In other local activity, Mrs. Willard Fitzgerald hosts the Salem Evangelical Women Society meeting Wednesday January 14 at 2 p.m. Also noted, Kansas State College student l at Manhat tan Bob Durbin led 19 students to Estes Park Colorado for a regional Bible study conference sponsored by Inter-Varsity. Mrs. J. O. Hanson, Susan and David just returned from a southern trip covering 2,600 miles in ten states during eight days, visiting Natchez and Vicksburg Mississippi New Orleans and Pensacola Florida. Mrs. Wila Wade of Lawrence visited Clyde Deay and Mrs. J. D. Adagis hosts the Eudora African Violet Club with notes on plant diseases and the February meeting planned. The giant redwood trees of California may reach 340 feet tall.
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Eudora
Tonganoxie
Willard Fitzgerald
Salem Evangelical Women Society of World Service
Bob Durbin
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Estes Park
Colo
Inter-Varaiatin Fellowship
J. O. Hanson
J. D. Adagis
Eudora African Violet Club
Bill Neis
Joe Strobel
Harold Morley
Dolph French
California
Television schedule notes and listings in Kansas City area
Broadcast day listings show a chaotic page of programs and times from a Kansas City area TV guide. It includes mentions of Weather, Community Forum, news updates, travel features, various shows, and film programs across a Jan 12 to Jan 18 window with several entries partially garbled.
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K. C
Heer
Wood Playhouse
Tuesaday
Jazz Concert and Basketball News Summary
Kanu FM features a jazz concert by Raciti and Merle Harmon Candlelight. The same edition covers Ky Nabraskea’s basketball update and a 4:30 p.m. “Stories and Stuff” segment.
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Opera Raciti
f—Aporta
Merle Harmon
Eepeart
Basketball
Nabraskea i News
Rance
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