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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1956

Page

3

Elevators Row: Shaw Defends Otis Award Over Low Bid

Shaw, head of the State Office Building Commission, defended awarding a $497,861 six-elevator contract to Otis Elevator Co. at a price above the low bid. He cited Otis meeting all specs and having an established service department, while noting other bidders failed to meet requirements.

Topeka Warren W. Shaw State Office Building Commission Kansas Shaw Fred Hall Robert H. Jennison Healy House State Highway Commission State Office Otis Elevator Co Jennison Otis Otis Company United States Tom Pendergast John Brown Westinghouse Electric Co Building Commission Ewing Herbert Commission Herbert Otis Elevator

Bike Ride Aims to Keep Wife in Condition at 70

ALMONDBURY England Harry Jubb 72 and his 70-year-old wife Nellie plan a 300-mile bicycle tour to keep her fit. He notes that at seventy a woman may feel out of condition and this holiday could be the best yet. The couple will ride a tan dem bicycle through Yorkshire and Derbyshire starting soon.

Almondbury England Harry Jubb Nellie Harry Yorkshire Derbyshire

Marriage Licenses Issued In Ottawa Area

Probate Court issued licenses to Sterling Brooks 21 and Wilma Jeanne Smal 18 both of Ottawa to wed. Also granted licenses to Ervin I. Steele 31 of Lawrence and Freda Mae Hayes 32 of Lecompton.

Sterling Brooks Wilma Jeanne Smal Ottawa Ervin I. Steele Lawrence Freda Mae “Hayes Lecompton

Final Battle Set On School Grants

The House debated the final rounds of a federal school construction aid bill worth 1.6 billion dollars. A major showdown looms as Rep. Powell proposes an anti segregation amendment challenged by Southern members. Democratic leaders seek to avert a Southern filibuster that could derail school aid this Congress.

Washington W House Rep Powell Supreme Court Roosevelt Truman Senate Congress

Canuteson Granted Sabbatical Leave at KU

Dr. Ralph I. Canuteson, director of health service at Kansas University, receives sabbatical from the Kansas Board of Regents from Dec 15 to Aug 1957. Earlier, he earned a Fulbright for five months in Norway to study health provisions for college students. the leave will expand this research in other European countries.

Ralph I. Canuteson Kansas University Kansas Board of Regents Canuteson Norway

Connelly Should Have Cronies In Truman Era Controversy

A heated reminiscence denounces Matt Connelly and Harry Vaughan as part of a Truman era circle, accusing them of political manipulation and conspiring to influence prosecutions. The speaker faults Truman’s White House entourage, likening it to a gang linked to the Pendergast machine, and calls for leniency toward Connelly with possible indictments for others in the inner circle. A stray note mentions a damaged candy machine at Kansas University.

Robert C.A Matt Connelly Connelly Truman Lamar Caudle Irving Sachs Sachs Frank Costello White House Pendergast Kansas City Roosevelt Henry Morgenthau Treasury Henry Hank Harding Thing Matthew J Vaughan Maragon Harry

Campus break‑in reported by campus police

Campus police say a machine was forced open at 1 25 a m today. The device appears to have been kicked in or left unlocked after service. The amount stolen in candy or money was not determined.

Navy sticks by buttons in pants changeover plan

Washington reports Navy officials will rescind a planned switch from 13-button pants to zipper styles as sailors prefer traditional buttons. The discussion notes buttons remain popular with navy personnel.

Washington Navy

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