Editor Raises Cry On GOP Delegation
Pittsburg editor warns Kansas Republicans against handpicking delegates for the state convention. Citing a joint statement by Harry Darby and Gov. Fred Hall, he urges county organizations to participate and vows to resist duplicating a four year old “unprecedented” action that deprived voters of a voice.
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Kas
Republica State
Tamwar
Daccite
Did
F. AW. Brinkernoff
State Committee
Harry Darby
Fred Hall
Pittsburg
Jane
Kansas
Amtaer
Stoubhein
Darby
Hall
Nixon an Overwhelming Choice of Californians
A Los Angeles Times poll shows California voters favor Nixon to succeed Eisenhower if he does not run again. Republicans favor naming Nixon by a large margin, while Democrats split between Stevenson at 60.7 percent and Kefauver at about 20 percent.
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Los Angeles
Eisenhower
California
Los Angeles Times
Times
Kyle Palmer
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Kefauver
Tennessee
Local Armed Forces Graduates Receive Post Training Bids
Pvt Alfred D Robison 19 of Route 1 Kansas Power and Light Co employee graduates from Transportation School at Ft Eustis Va Second Lt John F Elvig completes five month officer basic course at Quantico assigned to Marine Base Quantico son of Frithjof Elvig 1511 Stratford Rd Ruth A Robertson of Overbrook Stephen A Bryan son of David A Bryan reports to Naval Air Station Hutchinson for training aviation electrician's mate airman Second Lt John T Nichols completes five month Marine officer course at Quantico transferred to Camp Lejeune son of Everett W Nichols Os Kalosa Route 1
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Ervan J. Robison
Ft. Eustis
Kansas Power and Light Co
John F. Elvig
Quantico
Frithjof Elvig
Stratford Rd
Ruth A. Robertson
Overbrook
Stephen A. Bryan
David A. Bryan
Ky. St
Naval Air Station
Hutchinson
John T. Nichols
Camp le Jeune
N. C
Everett W. Nichols
Oskaloosa, Route 1
Alcoholism Conference Planned by State and KU Extension
The Kansas State Commission on Alcoholism and Kansas University Extension announce the second annual Conference on Alcoholism set for June 21 and 22 at KU. Featured speaker is Raymond G. McCarthy, associate professor of public health at Yale and director of alcoholism research for New York State Mental Health Commission. Snake bites are inflicted with fangs, not their forked tongues.
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Kansas State Commission On Alcoholism and
Kansas University Extension Today
Raymond G. McCarthy
Yale University
New York State Mental Health Commission
Tudor Defends Water Resource Partnership Policy
Former Interior official Ralph Tudor argued that federal local cooperation in water resources has a long successful history and should not be abandoned. He cited 1897 origins and 26 tested cases by 1953 across dam building power facilities and local participation. A wild haul by jewel thieves at Plaza Jewelers reported.
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ST. Louis
Ralph A. Tudor
Tudor
Gas Market Share Across State Lines Reported
A report notes that several companies control about 8 percent of all gas marketed across state lines, highlighting the concentration in interstate commerce and implications for pricing and regulation.
Senators Seek Closer Look at Export Controls Relaxation
Senate Investigations subcommittee reports unduly relaxed controls on export to Communist dominated areas amid intelligence opposition. The 1955 annual report notes potential hearings later this year and criticizes allies, especially Britain, for aiding the Chinese war economy.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
U.S
Grade Pupils Will Give Concert Friday at JHS
About 100 elementary pupils in the Concert Band and Concert Orchestra will perform at 7:45 Friday evening in the Junior High Auditorium. Instructor Wilbur West will direct. Pinckney String Ensemble will play two numbers followed by a program including The Admiral March, Junior Prom Waltz, and more.
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Pinckney String Ensemble
Whistler Hummel
Brown Concert Orchestra
Santa Lucia
Ward Pinckney String Ensemble
Whistler
Hummel
Watts
Brown Crown of Gold
S. Whistler-Hummel
Missourians Approve 75 Million Bond Vote In Light Turnout
Missouri voters approved a 75 million bond issue to modernize prisons, mental hospitals, and state universities in a light turnout. In 3,219 of 4,323 precincts the measure carried 1103,043 to 35,504 with total votes under 200,000. A stray line about a stricken snake appears as a non sequitur.
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St, Louis
Missouri
Darby to Miss Kansas Day in Topeka
Fragmented text notes Kansas Day events in Topeka with references to Darby and Franvisen. Mentions a Friday event and party involvement amid unclear details and scrambled phrases.
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Topeka
Kansas
Franvisen
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