Dulles Aides Loyalty Backed by Senate Panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee signaled approval for action on State Department nominees by waiving its rule requiring FBI background probes before hearings. Hearings proceeded for five nominees including Oswald B. Lord for the U N rights post and Winthrop W. Aldrich as ambassador to Britain, while Gen Walter Bedell Smith and others faced review amid ongoing political tensions.
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Washington
Senate| Foreign Relations Committee
Capitol
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Oswald B. Lord
U. S
U. Human Rights Commission
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Great Britain
Dulles
Walter Bedell Smith
Eisenhower
James 3B. Conant
Germany
Herman Phleger
Department
Conant
Barvarnd University
Crim Catholic
Boston
Banana Theft Case Leads to Delaware Police Files
Lawrence gossip notes report Robert E Jones jailed for taking a banana from a banana split at a soda fountain and wiping sticky hands on a worker's shirt. The item is framed as a curious first, amid broader rural wildlife chatter about coyotes and fox hunts without fixed schedules.
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Delaware
Robert E. Jones
Jones
Kansas City Woman Hurt In Wreck Near Lawrence
A Kansas City woman sustained injuries when a car overturned about five miles northwest of Lawrence. The crash occurred around 4 p.m. Wednesday on the shoulder of the road. The injured woman received emergency treatment at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and was released.
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Norman W. Callow
Air Force
Carlow
PD. H. Burehant
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Anderson
Atchie
Cuta and Son
Ifey
Doniphan
Douglas
Franklin
Jackson
Jefferson
Was & Johnson
Leavenworth
Linn
Rami
Gsage
Shawnee
Wyanmiles
Lawrence
Sheriff's
Arthur
Sullivan
Bobby Zart
Topeka
VFW Invites President Eisenhower to Feb 17 Dinner
President Eisenhower received a VFW invitation for a February 17 dinner and said he would attend if possible. Omar Ketchum, the VFW legislative representative, and three past national commanders briefed reporters after their White House meeting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Omar Ketchum
VFW
Veterans Organization
White House
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Kansas City
Effie Jane Widener 14 of Kansas City died Wednesday at Bethany Hospital. A Washington High freshman, she was active in school activities. Survived by parents James and Effie Widener, four sisters including Helen Kerns of Lawrence, two brothers. Fred Church 57 of Lawrence died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after years of illness. Lived at 827 Walnut St for 25 years. Survived by wife Dorothy. four sons Ralph Kenneth Richard William all of Lawrence. three daughters James West Marshalltown Iowa Betty Goins June Miller of Lawrence. three brothers Ted Curtis Robert. two sisters H L Stehr Orville Adams, all Marshalltown, and three grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home. Rev C B Knox officiating. Oscar Johnson 68 of 945 Pa St died Wednesday evening at home. lifelong Lawrence resident born 1884. Survived by wife Belle. one son Kenneth. two daughters Albert May Aleen Carey and granddaughter Dorothy Carey. two brothers Fred Ed Johnson of Lawrence. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home. Rev R W Albert. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Grass fire reported. alarm at 2:50 pm Wednesday at 1941 Mass St. Fire Chief John Miller said no damage.
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Effie Jane Widener
Kansas City
Bethany Hospital
Washigton High School
Herrents
James Widener
Helen Kerns
Lawrence
Fred Church
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Walnut St
Dorothy Church
Ralph Church
Kenneth Church
Richard Church
William Church
James West
Marshalltown
Iowa
Betty Goins
June Miller
Ted Church
Curtis Church
Robert Church
Oscar Johnson
Pa. St
Belle Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
Albert May
Aleen Carey
Dorothy Carey
Amd
Fred Johnson
Ed Johnson
Rumsey Funeral Home
R. W. Albert
Memorial Park Cemetery
World Delegates Convene On Wheat Program Prices
Delegates discuss U S stance on a higher price for wheat under the export price support program. Morse indicates a top around 2 20 a bushel with 23 to 30 cent subsidy. Britain seeks not more than 32. Farmers split on continued program as U S supply is large yet prospects predict a small crop due to drought.
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D. Morse
U. S
Great Britain
Morse
Silence on meeting with National Security Council
President Eisenhower held a two hour conference with the National Security Council and other military and intelligence officers. Officials would not discuss the agenda or details of the talks. Harold Stassen called the meeting very good while James Hagerty said reporters would be told nothing and noted the council would meet weekly at 10 30 a m with the President.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Harold Stassen
Mutual Security Agency
Stassen
National Security Council
James C. Hagerty
Council
Kansas Supreme Court appoints judge to cover cases
The Kansas Supreme Court on Thursday named Judge John L. Kirkpatrick of Johnson County as judge pro tem of the Neosho County District Court to hear two cases after Judge B M Dunham disqualified himself. The matters are State v Lloyd Randle and Fulston v Balch.
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Pekaim
Kansas Supreme Court
John L. Kirkpatrick
Johnson County
Neosho County
B. M. Dunham
State
Lloyd Randle
Fulston
Balch
New York Strike Ends Early Amid Transit Turmoil
The longest city bus strike in New York’s history ended early Thursday with buses resuming service. TWU workers, backed by union chiefs, accepted arbitration terms reducing a 44 to 48 hour work week and potential pay increases. Theodore W. Kheel helped broker the agreement, mediating between the union and transit interests as Mayor Vincent Impellitteri oversaw the vote, 4,313 to 934 in favor of ending the strike.
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New York U
New York City
Roe
Wit
Rage
Vie Tepemain Peers
TWU
A de Sant
Theodore W. Kheel
Tran Ait
Bahamas
Atchael J. Quill
Retae
Vincent Im
State Kiwanis hear Kansas day talk by Schoene
Lawrence Kiwanis Club observed Kansas Day with Walter H. Schoene of the State Geological Survey presenting This Is Kansas. He challenged false impressions of Kansas as a hot dry plain, displaying slides of pyramid rocks Castle Rock Medicine Lodge Bridge and Rock City and noting 1952 mineral extraction at over 420 million and 1951 agricultural and cattle production near 620 million and 700 million respectively.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Clb
Kansas
Walter H. Schoene
State Geological Survey
Department of 1 Geology
University of Kansas
Schoener
Pyramid Rocks
Castle Rock
Medicine Lodge
State Lakes
Lawrence
Tuttle Creek
Manhattan
Rock City
Schoene
Kanena Soll
High School Debaters Converge for Kansas Finals at KU
About 90 students from 18 Kansas high schools compete in the state finals of the high school debate tournament at the University of Kansas. The event features class AA, A and B divisions with schools including Wyandotte Topeka Russell Salina Hutchinson Winfield Newton Oberlin Osborne Stafford Ulysses Olathe Buehrer Winchester LeSbo Madison Haven and Ford. Debates are in Fraser Hall with first round at 1 pm Friday. Winners in a 5 place awards ceremony will be held at 3 pm Saturday in the Memorial Union Trail Room.
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Kansas
University of Kansas
Kansas State High School Activities, Association
Wyandotte
Topeka
Russell
Salina
Hutchinson
Winfield
Newton
Oberlin
Osborne
Stafford
Ulysses
Olathe
Buehrer
Winchester
Lesbo
Madison
Haven
Ford
Fraser Hall
Trail Room
Memorial Union
Endowment Group Meets in Kansas City
The executive committee of the K U Endowment Association met in Kansas City Wednesday afternoon. They discussed only routine matters. Members present included Dolph Simona, Charles B Holmes, C C Stewart, Irving Hill, Raymond Nichols, Irvin Youngberg of Lawrence, Byron Shutz and Maurice Breidenthal of Kansas City.
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The
K.U. Endowment Association
Kansas City
Dolphh Simona
Charles B. Holmes
C. C. Stewar
Irving Hill
Raymond Nichols
Irvin Youngberg
Lawrence
Byron Shhutz
Maurice Breidenthal
Hospital Listing Names Towns and Residents
Mt Memorial Hospital lists residents and patients including Dixie Scott Baldwin Thelma Snowbarger Louise Davis Phronia Taylor Mrs Laure Carter Frank Bowdish Martha Piper Anna Helderbaugh Pauline Poarch Eunice Arnold and baby boy Mary Merritt Dorothy Dougan Julie Hadi Frances Carter Marvin Masqua Elmer Jeffies Doris Powell baby girl Ted Mary Ramirez Betty Crum baby girl Don Thompson and John Edwin Pettingill treated for forehead laceration after a Wednesday incident at Limegod Route 1 emergency room care noted for the 10 month old son of Frank and Mrs. Pettingill.
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Dixie Scott
U. St
Thelma Snowbarger
Baldwin
Frank Bowdish
Martha Piper
Anna Helderbaugh
Linwood
Pauline Poarch
Eunice Arnold
Ton
Mary Merritt
Meeer
Dorothy Dougan
Julie Hadi
Forcest St
Frances Carter
Fairview
Marvin Masqua
Tenn. St
Elmer Jeffffies
Sunflower
John Edwin Pettingill
Frank Pettingill
Jefferson County Hospital Construction Set for Start
Jefferson County Memorial Hospital will start on Highway K-192 northwest of Winchester once 28 weather permits. The $135,000 project will be funded by donations and largely built by volunteers, with a memorial to John Steuart who painted Topeka Statehouse murals. A thrift shop in Winchester raises funds through daily donations of food, clothing and goods.
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Jefferson County
Memorial Hospital
K-192
Winchester
John Steuart
Topeka
Hospital
Ross Keys
Neil Curry
Dorothy Hiebach
Homer Sloop
City Plans New Speed Signs On Main Routes
The city will install speed signs on U S Highway 40 and the city route 40-59 along North Second Street with deceleration zones on West Sixth Street. Speeds will be 40 mph west to Missouri Street, 35 mph Missouri to Kentucky, and 40 mph to the north city limits from Lincoln Street to beyond. Traffic island details at 6th and Mass remain undecided.
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North Second Street
State Highway Commission
West Sixth Street
Missouri Street
Kentucky Street
Kentuck Street
Massachusetts Street
6Th and Mass
Lincoln Street
Wigglesworth
Highway Commission
6Th and
Mass. Sts
West Sixth
Wiglesworth
Douglas County Sends 11 Into K. C. for Induction
Eleven men from Douglas County were ordered to report today for induction into the armed forces in Kansas City Missouri. The named draftees include Robert Dean Bey of 1236 Maas Street Robert Samuel Schloetzer of New York Street Robert Paul Woodard of Eudora Eugene Arnold Bryant of Linwood Sylvester Moore of Haskell James Jeffries of Route 4 Thomas Henry Coole of Baldwin Jack Leon Imel of 2200 O Street Russell Henry Bailey of Baldwin Harold Dean Comfort Jr of 741 North sn Ralph Oliver Harmon of Haskell
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Douglas County
Kansas City
Robert Dean Bey
Maas
Robert Samuel Schloetzer
N.Y. St
Robert Paul Woodard
Eudora
Eugene Arnold Bryant
Linwood
Sylvester Moore
Haskell
James Jeffries
Route 4
Thomas Henry Coole
Baldwin
Jack Leon Imel
Russell Henry Bailey
Harold Dean Comfort Jr
Ralph Oliver Harmon
Hasell
Women's Kansas Day Club Elects State Officers
TOPEKA Mrs. Douglas McCrum of Topeka was elected president of the Women's Kansas Day Club at its annual meeting. Other officers include Mrs. W M Ehrson as predecessor, plus first vice president Mrs. Earl C Moses and second vice president Mrs. E Claude Smith. New district directors cover Manhattan Blue Mound Longton Wichita Pittsburg Topeka Great Bend and Phillipsburg with Dr Mary Glassen named among them.
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Topeka
Douglas McCrum
Sedan
J. Massey
Pittsburg
F. J. Rost
George Rathtum
Manhattan
Clyde Snender
Blue Mound
William Groundwater
Longton
Paul Wedin
Wichita
Will Townsley Jr
Great Bend
Mary Glassen
Phillipsburg
University of Kansas professors visit Liberty Memorial High
Three KU mathematics faculty members Dr. G. B. Price Prof. William Raymond Scott and Prof. John L Kelley visited LMHS math classes for the full period. They spoke ten minutes then answered questions and observed recitations as part of a plan to align university teaching with high school needs and to gain mutual insights for future teachers.
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Univerisity of Kansas Mathematics Department
Liberty Memorial High School
G. B. Price
William Raymond Scott
John L. Kelley
Neal M. Wherry
LMHS
K. U
Postal Applications for Wellington Postmaster Nominees
Washington reports the Civil Service Commission has received applications for the vacant first class postmastership at Wellington Kansas. named seekers include Eugene B Hyndman Wesley D Calvert Woe y F Hoff Ve M Murphy and Charles E.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Wellington
Kas
Eugene
B. Hyndman
Wesley D, Calvert
Ve M, Murphy
Charles E
Brothers in Service Thank Readers for Christmas Cards
The Journal-World prints thanks from families of service members. Calvin Flory, Airman 1/c, stationed in Anchorage with the 9th Air Police, reports receiving dozens of cards. Raymond Flory, Airman 2/c with 1st Installation Squadron at Bentwater Station, England, says he got over 100 cards in 18 months overseas. M/Sgt. Harvey Schmedemann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Schmedemann of 1228 O. St., serves with the 28th Infantry Division in Germany, in the 899th anti aircraft artillery battalion, married to Doris Schmedemann who stays with his parents.
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Journal-World
Calvin Flory
Airman
Anchorage
Alaska
Arthur M. Flory
Lone Star
9Th
Air Police
Chino
Calif
Raymond Flory
Bentwater Station
England
Flory
Harvey Schmedemann
O. St
Germany
Schmedemann
Europe
Doris Schmedemann
Native Sons and Daughters elect Topeka co presidents
Local woman Mrs. David McCreath of Route 1 was elected co president with Maurice Fager of Topeka at the Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas opening session of its 35th annual meeting in Topeka. Other new officers include Rolla Clymer El Dorado G Clay Baker Topeka and J M Platt Junction City in the Native Sons division and Mrs. Ethel Goodin Wamego Mrs Ivan Dayton Jones Lyons and Mrs James B McKay El Dorado in the Native Daughters division. The annual speech contest winner was KU sophomore Lee Baird of Newton whose oration titled A Kansan's Responsibility For World Peace. He spoke at the afternoon session and again at the banquet, which followed by an evening program attended by more than 225 persons.
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David McCreath
Route 1
Maurice Fager
Topeka
Native Sons and Daughters of
Kansas
Native Sons
Rolla Clymer
el Dorado
G. Clay Baker
J. M. Platt
Junction City
Native Daughters
Ethel Goodin
Wamego
Ivan Dayton Jones
Lyons
James B. McKay
K. U
Lee Baird
Newton
Baird
Sandelius on Committee For Wilson Scholarships
Dr. Walter F. E. Sandelius of Kansas University travels to Seattle to interview Woodrow Wilson Fellowship candidates. The program will award 100 fellowships across Northwestern states and Canada, supporting college teaching in social sciences and humanities at 37 member universities with Carnegie support.
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Walter FE. Sandelius
K. U
Seatttle
Wash
Sandelius
Northwestern
Pacific Northwest
Graduate Schools Division
The
Associationof American Universities
Carnegie Corporation
Carnegie
Mrs Louise Davis Hurt In Auto Mishap in City
Louise Davis of 2741 Missouri Street was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a 2 10 p m collision at 18th and Missouri. She received cuts and bruises and is under observation. damage was $200 to her car and $350 to the other vehicle. Police noted three additional minor crashes that day. Topeka chinchilla show slated at Jayhawker Hotel roof garden features seven local raisers.
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Louise Davis
Mo. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
18Th
Mo. Sts
Davis
Ollie Peters
Ask. St
Chinchilla
Jayhawker Hotel
Topeka
Dean Redding
Phillip Sylvester
Mr. R. Carlson
Jim Loop
C.J. Alexander
Warren Flory
Lloyd Hendrix
the Nations
Chine! Association
Markets At a Glance Stock Summary
Markets at a glance show higher stocks on a broad advance with steady bonds. Cotton moves irregularly amid profit taking and light trading. grains and grain receipts subdued. Kansas City livestock and grain prices mix with eggs, butterfat, and poultry figures noted along with open, high, low and close ranges for corn and wheat futures.
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K. C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
Walter L More Steps Up In Santa Fe Rail System
Walter L More was named general manager of the Santa Fe railway eastern lines with headquarters in Chicago effective Feb 1 as announced Thursday. He succeeds a successor to be named in the week, and has served the railroad since 1917 after starting as a clerk.
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Topeka
Walter L. More
Santa Fe Railway
Eastern Lines
More
Chicago
Railroad
Eue Ladies Aid Meets At Mrs Dark Home
The EUE Ladies Aid will gather at Mrs Sam Dark’s home on Thursday February 5 for an all day meeting with Mrs Walter Johnson and Mrs W P Henry assisting as hostesses. Attendees are asked to bring thimbles and a covered dish lunch will be served at noon. The report also notes local visits and club activities including the Glen Springs Home Demonstration Unit meeting with eighteen members attending and two visitors.
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EUE Ladies Aid
Sam Dark
Walter Johnson
W. P. Henry
R. C. Conn
Salina
Robert Conn
Wichita
Clyde Con
Amelia Hartman
Emporia
Gus Hartman
Harry Riley
Ronnie
J. Kumn
Topeka
Erna Mueller
Delores
Glen Springs
Cyril Bohnmaier
Ernest Wulfkuhle
Fern Hadi
Margaret Dark
Cpl
Leland Hartman
Fred. Hartman
St. Joe
Warren Hartman
Suzanne
Leland
Shreveport
Columbus
Wall Street advances on broad front boosts market
The day in Wall Street shows a third straight gain as stocks rise across most sections. Values climbed as high as 8 points with many stocks adding around 2 points at times. Losses were small and not concentrated, while volume rose for the third straight session to about 100,000 shares.
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Wall Street
New York
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