KU Men Set for Navy Air Course at Corpus Christi
Twenty six Kansas University juniors in the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps join 1600 midshipmen in the fourth annual Naval Aviation Indoctrination Cruise at Corpus Christi Texas from July 11 to August 23. Training includes low pressure chamber checks ejection seat practice seaplane and jet flights and Link trainer simulations with student names listed.
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Kansas University
Naval Reserve Officers Training’ Corps
Naval Air Station
Corpus Christi
Tex
K. U
Dale G. Barney
Mapleton
Gary W. Bean
Kansas City
George L. Blackburn
Joplin
Norman L. Burnett
Conn
Robert N. Davies
Dodge City
Homer Lee Davis
St. Joseph
Edward M. Fuller III
Warren L. Gay
Topeka
Richard T. Gienn
Overland Park
Arnold
Local officials named in county roster
Hutchinson Wayne R Swenson Topeka James G Tierney Wichita Hershel G Underhill Wichita Ralph W Varnum Kansas City Mo and William L Walker Parsons listed among named individuals in the document.
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Hutchinson
Wayne R Swenson
Topeka
James G. Tierney
Wichita
Hershel G. Underhill
Ralph W. Varnum
Kansas City
William L. Walker
Parsons
Cheap Watch Not So Inexpensive
In Chicago last November 8 a stranger on Madison Street sold to 18 year old Cash Bey a ladies watch for $5. After the bracelet catch broke Bey had it repaired and police investigated. Bey cooperated fully and no thefts matched. A jeweler valued the watch at $3,500 for its platinum case 70 diamonds and 18 rubies. If unclaimed, Rey may keep it.
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Chicago
Madison Street
Cash Bey
Bey
Rey
Woodring Rejects Measure Aimed at Busting Unions
Topeka reports Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Harry Woodring states he will never approve any bill whose objective is to bust union labor. He says he would not claim how he would act on any given legislation without first studying it.
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Woodring
Topeka U
Harry Woodring
Veto Holds Back Right to Work Bill in 1955 Session
The governor vetoed a right to work bill after both houses approved language to raise living standards for wage earners. The 1955 Legislature had passed a version but Gov. Fred Hail vetoed it, signaling opposition to measures seen as lowering wage earner standards.
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Fred Hail
Syria Recognizes Reds and Extends China Ties
Damascus reports Syria has formally recognized the People's Republic of China, becoming the second Arab nation after Egypt to extend diplomatic recognition. The Foreign Ministry said the cabinet decided at its last meeting to recognize the Chinese government.
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Damascus
Syria
China
Egypt
Foreign Ministry
People's Republic of China
Dulles Opposes U S Setup Amid Foreign Aid Fight
Secretary of State Dulles testified against U S defense readiness while backing Eisenhower's 4.9 billion foreign aid package now before a Senate House conference committee in reduced form. He warned a large cut would be reckless as Soviet spending remains high and China shows limited improvement, noting no clear signal of war likelihood.
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Dulles
Eisenhower
Senate House
Soviet Union
China
Washington
Russia
United States
Oklahoma
Heating appliances delay prompts consumer ire
A shopper complains about irons toasters and other heating appliances taking too long to heat up slowing kitchen chores and testing patience as new models hit the market seeking faster heat and efficiency.
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Algeria
Oran
Said’ Ben Ahmed
K.U
American Service CO
Vermont
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Douglas County Building and Loan
Dr Pepper
Dr Pepper Bottling Co
John Shie
U.S
Houespower
Yton
Healers
Crater
Mare
Bia
Electric Company of Electrician
Phillips
Enduring Beauty
Lawrence Memorial Co
East
Dial
Norman Endacott
U. S
Hawaii
Smonth
Housetower
P.O
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Richard Manville
Edison Electric Institute
Fach
Richard Manville Research
P.O. Box
Mane
Ls Mmari
Vate House
Naame
DJ Power and Light Company
Reale
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