Byrd Promotes Budget Reform Giving Congress Annual Review Power
Senator Byrd argues the Eisenhower admin may shift to annual congressional review of appropriations. The plan would end the current practice of rolling over unspent funds and require voting only for the upcoming year. Contracts like dams and ships would be reviewed yearly, not fixed multi year authorizations.
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Sister of K C Star Chief Roberts Dies
Miss Nelle R. Roberts 69, former Lawrence resident and sister of Roy A. Roberts, Kansas City Star president, died Sunday at a sister’s home in Springdale Arkansas after a long heart ailment. She served in Base Hospital Unit 28 in France during World War I and held nursing posts in Chicago Oteen Arizona and Leeds Kansas City. Funeral tentatively set for 2 p m Thursday at Monticello Methodist Church with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Powderpuff Derby Early Birds Near End at Springfield Stop
Early birds of the Powder Puff Derby are expected to finish the 2,800 mile race from Long Beach to Springfield Mass today. Several fliers encountered delays and detours. Mrs Isabelle McCrae and Mrs Betty McN joined after an eight hour hop from El Paso. Doris Langner and Gladys Ma jer reached Terre Haute after weather and rough routing.
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Air race upholds pace across Arizona and Texas
The report notes damaged wing tips repaired in Phoenix as planes cleared Arizona and New Mexico yesterday. A flight continued to El Paso with a stop at Midland and Wichita Falls, Tulsa, and Springfield. The winner earns an $800 prize and the unofficial title Champion Woman Filet of the Nation.
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Ousted Prelate Departs To South America Today
In Genoa, Argentina exiled prelate Manuel Tato sails for Brazil aboard the Augustus to attend the International Eucharistic Congress in Rio de Janeiro July 17 to 24. He vows to return home as Argentine and Catholic. His assistant Msgr Ramon Novoa is expelled as well.
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Toll From Accidents in Canada Reaches 93
The Dominion Day weekend death toll in Canada rose to 93 with 57 drownings, 30 traffic accident deaths, and six from miscellaneous causes. Ontario and Quebec accounted for forty six drownings.
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Four Children Die as Wall Collapses in Seoul
A rain soaked stone and mud wall collapsed last night in Seoul, crushing a home and killing four small children while injuring four others, police said. The incident highlights dangerous wall failures after heavy rain.
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