Investigators flag faulty anti-hookworm pills in Indochina
A House Government Operations subcommittee report charges loose handling and medical disagreement caused 12 million anti-hookworm pills to deteriorate in Indochina warehouses. It cites $389 000 worth of inadequately coated drugs and notes divergence over diagnostic prerequisites for dispensing.
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Washington
House
Indochina
Foreign Operations Administration
Formosa
FDA
Mission
Demos Debate Formosa Status Amid Treaty Pointed
The piece discusses whether ratifying the treaty with The Republic of China would place Formosa and the Pescadores under China proper. Democrats signal no plan to oppose the treaty with Humphrey stating he will support it, and others hint at backing as well.
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Dum
Formosa
Republic of China
United States
Pescadores
China
Humphrey
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence Area
Minnie Powell 71, Pueblo Colo former Lawrence resident died Monday at St Marys Hospital. Survived by son Russell Powell Pittsburgh and sister Mrs Lee Weibel Pueblo. Niece Mrs Dorothy Coffman Lawrence and cousins Harry Weyermuller and Mrs Mary Fleming Lawrence. Funeral in Pueblo with Denver burial. Nina L Keith 57 died yesterday at home 547 Fla St Lawrence resident year and half, practical nurse. Surviving brother W L Keith Sioux Falls SD. Burial in Harrison Ark.
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Minnie Powell
Pueblo
Colo
St. Mary's Hospital
Eblo
Robert Peitz
William Wiedemann
Lawrence
Ed Powell
Kansas City
Colorado
Russell Powell
Pittsburgh
Lee Weibel
Charles
Dorothy) Coffman
Harry Weyermuller
Mary “Fleming
Denvers
Nina L. Keith
Fla. St
W. L. Keith
Sioux
Falls
S. D. Lees
Harrison
Ark
Droodle Idea From TV Medical Dramas
A reader comments on night time television adopting medical drama tropes. The writer complains about nonstop surgery scenes and medical procedures on TV and jokes about future shows like Rest In Peace. The tone is humorous and critical of sensational medical content.
Gunmen Aid Plotted Car Start After Grocery Robbery
Two armed men robbed the Thirty-Seventh Street Market on Wichita’s outskirts of 1500 dollars, then returned to seek help pushing their stalled 1954 Pontiac. They threatened staff and customers, had a sawed off shotgun and pistol, and left after the car was moved a short distance with a 7 year old bystander among those helping. The vehicle bore no license plates.
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Wichita
Thirty-Seventh Street
Township Officials Give Annual Report
Douglas County township officers publish detailed annual receipts and expenditures. Grant Township led with the 12 months ending December 31, reports appearing in Fridays Journal-World. Next were Wakarusa and others including Clinton, Eudora, Willow Springs and Marion aiming for wide circulation.
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Douglas County
Grant Township
Journal-World
Wakarusa Board
Journal World
Clinton
Eudora
Willow Springs
Marion
Hospital Births and Names List at Memorial Hospital
A list of newborns and births recorded at Memorial Hospital includes Miss Jenesco and Jo White at 501 Tenn Street, a daughter for Dr. and Mrs. Alex C. Mitchel, a daughter Tuesday, and several baby boys and baby girls born to families across Topeka Bald win DeSoto and Lawrence area addresses. Other entries note parents and residences such as Mrs. Virginia Yother Sunflower and Miss Jenesco Topeka.
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Mabel Rogers
Sunflower
Jean Weekly
Tenn
Bruce Short
Topeka
Thomas Norton
Marilyn McCune
DeSoto
Fred William Cheeseman
Steven Hornberger
Baldwin
Virginia Yother
Miss Jenesco
Jo White
Alex C. Mitchel
Herman Keech
Billy Graham
Hess Named Executive of Real Estate Board
The Lawrence Real Estate Board held its annual meeting and luncheon at the Castle Tea Room. Nineteen members attended as officers were elected: Andy Hess as president, Mrs. Lovie Jane Jacques as vice president, Marion Barlow as secretary treasurer, and Clifton Calvin with E. J. Coy named as new directors. Coy is the retiring president.
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Lawrence Real Estate Board
Castle Tea Room
Andy Hess
Lovie Jane Jacques
Marion Barlow
Clifton Calvin
E. J. Coy
Coy
Two Men Fined For Street Speeding On Massachusetts Street
Two men accused by police of racing cars down Massachusetts Street early Sunday at 50 to 60 mph were fined a total of 110 dollars in police court. Mark Allen Norris, 1406 Tenn Li, was fined 70 with 20 suspended after traffic school, plus a 10 day suspended jail term. John Harrison, 140 La Lt, was fined 40 with 10 suspended after one traffic school session, plus a five day suspended jail term.
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Massachusetts Street
Mark Allen Norris
Tenn. Li
Tunning
John Harrison
Township Officials Hit The Township Ballot Box
Officials from nine Douglas County townships assumed office Monday alongside other county officials. In the November elections four township contests produced GOP wins in two races and Democratic wins in the other two. Names listed include O V Kring Willow Springs trustee Ernest Prim Marion treasurer Clifford Anderson Palmyra trustee Carl Miller Wakarusa treasurer and many clerks and justices of the peace across Clinton Grant Kanwaka Scranton Marion Palmyra and Wilow Springs townships with various party affiliations and vote totals.
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Douglas County
O. V. Kring
B. A. Brohammer
Willow Springs
Ernest Prim
Earl Huston
Marion
GOP
Clifford Anderson
Carl Miller
Anderson
Palmyra
Phil. Brecheisen
Miller
H. E. Erickson
Wakarusa
Clinton
Leslie J. Demeritt
F. C. Fiery
Walter Kampschroeder
Eudora
Ralph Wotan
Otto Roosenau
Ploid Churchhaugh
William Mertz
Grant
John Work
Lawrence Leonhard
Charles Spray
Kanwaka
Frank Houk
R. A. Hoffsommer
B. F. Stesmater
Scrampton
Virus Hal
Beattie
John Evans
J. E. Howard
Henry Beuerman
Earl Johnson
Wilow Springs
Kring
Cecil Duver
Dana Hobson
No Decision on Bill Links to County Funding
City seeks an extra 195000 from future federal appropriations as county officials debate a bill. Commissioner Banning urges county election approval for levy plans and hospital board appointments if rural residents share costs. Wigglesworth notes county terms could bind the city before levies, and both sides agree county control may be needed for hospital funding. The hospital currently breaks even on operating costs while city tax money funds capital equipment. If improvements bonuses pass, city taxpayers would bear rehiring costs.
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Banning
Charles Banning
Wigglesworth
Weaver Named House Rules Chairman In Kansas
TOPEKA Kansas Representative Ben Weaver was named chairman of the House Rules and Journal Committee by Speaker Jennison. The panel includes Max Dice John Murray John Morse and Thom as Van Cleave Jr. also on the Houses Employee Committee are Rep Edward Beaman and members Royal Henderson Blair McClung Bauman Welsh Hibbard Kelso Sherman and others.
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Topeka
Ben Weaver
Mullinville
House Rules and Journal
Jennison
Max Dice
R-Johnson
John Murray
Leavenworth
John | Morse
Mound City
Thomas van Cleave Jr
Kansas City
House
Edward W. Beaman
Hoyt
Royal Henderson
Bellville
W. A. Blair
Oswego
Carl S. McClung
Elkhert
Alvin Bauman
Augusta
John N. Sherwnan Jr
Chanute
Barnes Bound Over For February Term Assault Case
Roy P. Barnes of 817 North H Street was bound over to the February term of District Court from County Court on a charge of assault with a shotgun. He was jailed after failing to make a 1500 bond. The charge, based on a complaint by Ronald Thompson of 1006 North H Street, alleges Barnes fired at the rear of Thompson’s car during a Christmas Eve altercation with Thompson and two passengers aboard.
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Roy P. Barnes
N. H. St
Ronald Thompson
Barnes
Thompson
Bank to be city hall in Lindsborg Kansas
The city of Lindsborg has purchased the Farmers State Bank building to house city offices. The two story brick structure will become the city hall once the bank moves into a new $30,000 building that was broken ground last week.
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Lindsborg
Kas
Farmers State Bank
Watercolor Display By Kellogg At University Library
A group of watercolors by Joseph M. Kellogg professor of architecture at Kansas University is on display in the architectural library this month. The works include seascapes of Laguna Beach California Ogunquit Maine and landscapes of Blue Mound Brown's Grove and other local scenes.
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Joseph M. Kellogg
Kansas University
Architectural Library
Laguna Beach
Calif
Ogunputi
Blue Mound
Brown's Grove
Two Drivers Fined in County Court Traffic Case
Edward Shaw of Route 4 paid 10 dollars and costs after being cited for failure to yield and an illegal left turn. Robert Todd Frohlich of 1337 Tenn. Street settled the case for running a stop sign with 310 dollars in fines and costs.
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Edward Shaw
Robert Todd Frohlich
Tenn. Sr
City High basketball results week in league standings
Scores from City High School boys games list Lawrence High Little Lions 29 Cubs 26 and Beaves 48 Senior X 44 at Haskell Warriors 78 All-Stars 54 Chiefs 85 Senior X 35. The brief recap tracks multiple teams and results from the week.
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Lawrence High
Little Lions
Cubs
Beaves
Haskell
Scrap sale announced at Sunflower Ordnance Works plant
SUW 40 Sell Scrap Sunflower Ordnance Works announces metal scrap will be sold at the plant site from now through February 4. Bid forms are available at the property disposal office at the plant.
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SUW 40
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Safeway Picketing Spreads to Kansas City Area
Teamsters Local 955 strike against Safeway spreads picketing to 39 Kansas City area stores within a 250 mile radius. Old contract expired December. Wage hike offered but vacation policy unchanged. Safeway says stores remain open as long as possible. local store may avoid pickets. Supply shipments disrupted to the Lawrence site. deliveries from other sources continue.
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Kansas City
Teamsters
Safeway, Inc
Kansas
Missouri
AFL
Safeway
Kas
W. R. Sherry
An &Cent
10Th and
Vt. Sts
Costa Rica battles rebels as ports fall and towns change hands
Ambassdor Benjamín Nunez reports two Pacific port towns Puerto Soley near the Nicaragua border and Puerto Cortez in southern Costa Rica captured by invading forces. Planes machine gunned Turrialba and Cartago while Costa Rican forces withdraw to the town centers under naval air support from the Panama Zone. President Figueres vows decisive action at Villa Quesada where airborne units seized towns previously controlled by Nicaraguan forces. Local casualties unnamed as details emerge.
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Pacific
Benjamin Nunez
Puerto Soley
Puerto Cortez
Costa Rica
Turrialba
Cartago
Panama Canal Zone
Jose Figueres
Villa
Quesada
Nicaragua
Villa Quesada
He Knows When He Isn t Wanted
In Long Beach California Samuel F Ashbrook and his wife Ed ith encounter an unexpected visitor a golden fur seal that wanders in through a door The couple restrain the animal and call the shelter an officer escorts it to the ocean at Seal Beach where it returns to the sea unwelcomed ashore
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Long Beach
Calif
Samuel F. Ashbrook
Edith
Bootsie
Ashbrook
Seal Beach
No Joke: Caller Leads Police to Stolen Car in Bakersfield
In Bakersfield California Charles Dodge assistant police chief said a man telephoned to report he was tired of driving a stolen automobile and would park it at a designated place. Police found the car at the specified location after the call.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Charles Dodge
Handwriting expert to testify at coroner inquest
Lawrence handwriting expert Quakenbush has been asked by the FBI to study a note by Norman Seibel, a Kansas University medical student found dead in a well near Kansas City last week. He will testify at the inquest in Olathe this Saturday.
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W Oh
Quakenbush
Lawrence
Norman Seibel
Kansas University
Seibel
Kansas City
FBI
Hillsboro
Kas
Miss. St
Olathe
Paintings on Display at The Museum of Art Kansas University
Three Lawrence residents Marjorie Whitney Av, Jacobson, and Robert Green have works in a Prairie water color display at the Museum of Art Kansas University this month. The show is circulated by the Kansas Federation of Art and features 50 paintings from regional artists. Whitney resides at 326 Ind St, Jacobson at 2344 La St, and Green at 2121 Tena St.
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Lawrence
Kansas
California
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Colorado
Wyoming
Alaska
New Jersey
Oregon
Michigan
Hawaii
Walter Varnum
Museum’ of Art
Kansas University
Kansas Federation of Art
Marjorie’ Whitney
Ind
Arevid Jacobson
Robert Green
Tena
Kansas Legislature Tenses Await Gov Hall Message
TOPEKA Kansas lawmakers paused as Governor Fred Hall prepared to outline his program at a joint session tomorrow Work on committee assignments dominated the day The first bill of the session providing funds for salaries passed unanimously The Legislature recessed for the weekend after the message Several House bills were introduced including tax refunds for nonhighway users a wrecker tax and government liability insurance for public vehicles Hospital district creation for Anthony and Harper and a plan to raise county courthouse bond limits to fund construction
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Topeka
Kansas
Fred Hall
Senate
House
Diva. m
Chester C. Heizer
R Caldwell
Robert R. Turney
Kansas Corporation Commission
Turney
Neal D. Jordan
Freeport
Anthony
Harper
Ernest F. Boles
Liberal
Bill H. Fribley
Crestline
Seward
Cherokee
Divorce Granted After Extreme Cruelty Case
Al berto A. Crisafulli 33 sues for divorce from Rose 30 in Paterson New Jersey Superior Court amid allegations of extreme cruelty. He cites repeated assaults including being pushed down stairs and threats with knives, plus a long list of weapons and household items used to intimidate. Judge William Hagarty granted the divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty.
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William Hagarty
Students bear manager in Burgess Meredith play
Miss Thelma Chandler stage manager of The Teahouse of the August Moon told 11 K A students after the Kansas City closing performance. The theater party sponsored by the department of speech and drama watched the scenery dismantled and discussed production challenges.
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Thelma Chandler
Kansas City
Department of Speech and Drama
Miss Chandler
Market At a Glance Stocks and Hogs Lead Decline
The market slid modestly in slow trading with mixed bond moves as grains and livestock showed varied behavior. Wheat firm, corn flat, oats easy, hogs down 25 to 50 cents, cattle steers rose to 36.00, and grain cars mixed on price readouts. Kansas City and Chicago futures mixed amid broader daily shifts. In New York, stocks fell slightly after a brief rally, with steels holding gains while giants like New York Central and Gulf Oil led declines.
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Chicago
K. C. Cash
Wall Street
New York
Gulf Oil
Allied Chemical
United Aircraft
General Motors
Cattle Price Mix at Kansas City Auction Report
Kansas City market for cattle and calves shows slaughter steers mostly steady with gains of 25 cents, cows steady to 25 cents lower, and good to choice stockers quoted up to 25.00. Calves around 300 head and bulls at 33.50 down, with dealers listing 19.00 to 22.00 for good to choice.
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K. C. Livestock
Kansas City i
USDA
Kansan University initiates nineteen into Alpha Phi Omega
Nineteen students at Kansan University join Alpha Phi Omega national service fraternity. Named initiates include Ned Joslin Cupertino California Donald Pitt Kansas City Missouri James Feil Prairie Village Charles Shanklin Kansas City Guy Farrar Kansas City Lynn Johnson Gardner James Parsons Mission Clark Ruhiman Independence Missouri William Clow Independence Missouri Stanford Markham Pittsburg Rodger Thom St Joseph Missouri Alvin Gaddini Des Moines Otto Payton McPherson Jon Baker Clathe Donald Williams Mission David Masterson Independence Missouri Andrew Kalan Sayreville New Jersey Ruwald Erwenee Topeka and John Schick Kansas City. Parsons elected vice president and Joslin treasurer at last night’s meeting.
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Kansan University
Alpha Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity
Ned Joslin
Cupertino
Calif
Donald E. Pitt
Kansas City
James R. Feil
Prairie Village
Charles E. Shanklin
Guy E. Farrar
Lynn A. Johnson
Gardner
James L. G. Parsons
Mission
Clark
Pittsburg
Rodger L.thom
St. Joseph
Alvin G. Gaddini
Dest Moines
Otto D. Payton
McPheren
Jon L. Baker
Clathe
Donald E. Williams
David R. Masterson
Independence
Andrew S. Kalan
Sayreville
N. J
Ruwald
Erwenee
Erwenee Topeka, and John P Schick
Parsons
Joslin
Fire at Kanza Hall damages furnace motor
Lawrence firefighters responded to a 4 33 am alarm at Kanza Hall 1006 Mississippi Street where a furnace motor short circuited and caused damage limited to the motor no injuries reported and building remained in use
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Lawrence
Kanza Hall
Miss. St
City Girls High School Scores Reported
Basketball scores show Hot Shots 22 Polecats 21 Bra vettes 25 Argyles 6 Western 25 Hot Canaries 25 tie Haskellettes 26 Tigers 7 X-Cons 27 Little Leos 13. North America is the third largest continent with Asia and Africa first and second.
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Hot Shots
Polecats
Bravettes
Argyles
Western
Hot Canaries
Haskellettes
Tigers
X-Cons
Little Leos
North America
Asia
Africa
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