Tuttle Creek Funding Fight Rocks Army Engineers Plan
Congress grapples with river and harbor funding as the Hartwell reservoir and Topeka flood control items stall. Committee hearings proceed with Hutchinson allocations and Toronto dam cuts, amid broader adjournment pressure and a House Senate conference compromise trimming 492 million to 667 million for the program.
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Washington
Tuttle
Scouts & Howe
Hutchinson
Toronto
Topeka
Senate
Army Engineers
Deaths and Funerals for Frick and Powell in Kansas area
Mrs. Lacy Jane Frick 88 died Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Former Clay County resident, she had lived with daughter H J W Miskimen in Wellsville Route 1 for years. Surviving relatives include Gunpiter Wise Freda Frick Kansas City Moon W M Frick Denver two brothers I George Creek Mosby and James Creek Liberty, two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services in Liberty at Tyler-Pasley Funeral Home Tuesday at 1 PM. Burial Fairview Cemetery Liberty. Rumsey Funeral Home open for calling. John R Powell 67 died at County Convalescent Hospital. Retired farmer lived much in Lone Star community. Survived by sister Emma Fishburn Overbrook and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday 2 PM Rumsey Funeral Home. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Jane Frick
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ane
Clay County
H.j. W. Miskimen
Wellsville
Wise Freda Frick
Kansas City
Moon
W. M. Frick
Denver
Colo
George Creek
Mosby
James Creek
Liberty
Berty
Tyler-Pasley
Fairview Metery
Rumsey Funeral Home
John R. Powell
County
Lone Star
Emma Fishburn
Overbrook
Oak Hill Cemetery
K U Camp Concerts Delivers Wide Range of Performances
A Kansas University camp concert feature includes Strauss and Gould pieces, Bach numbers, and a contemporary work Puer Nobis. Lloyd Pfautsch conducts choral sections while Richard Duncan leads the Omaha Symphony musicians in La Sultane Suite and The Plow That Broke the Plains. The outdoor evening concert closes with Shostakovich and Stravinsky selections, plus Grainger arranged tunes, and notes highlight a disruptive photographer and a young composer’s promising piece Out of the Depths. The cobalt mine origin note appears at article end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strauss
Morton Gould
Jemmie
Ringwald
Orchestra
Cenne
Lloyd Plautsch
Plautsch
Pfautsch
Clayton Krehbiel
Richard Duncan
Omaha Symphony
Music Camp Orchestra
Duncan
Milhaud
Mr. Duncan
Dale Moore
Virgil Thompson
Mid-West
Johann Strauss
K.U
Hoch Auditorium
Stanford
St. George
Alford
Russell Wiley
Weber
Tschaikowsky
Victor Herbert
Mr. Moore
Rodger Vaughn
Dizzy Fingers
Zes Confrey
Wiley
Music Camp
Jerry Hart
Joyd Pfautsch
Billings
Jesus
Stravinisky
Kahalevsty
Trish
Courtry Derry
Percy Grainger
R. B
Big Money Scheme Sells Ties With Trademarks
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes a craze where two entrepreneurs form a necktie company using well known brand trademarks such as a gasoline flying red horse. They gift or discount the ties to employees to foster unity, a scheme tied to morale and branding, with broad speculation on effects across industries. Market reports follow, detailing stocks, grains, hogs, cattle, and futures from Kansas City and local price data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Business Week
Mealies Corp
Mealies
Taft says he wants delegates but won’t rush first ballot
At the convention a Taft victory is still uncertain as he claims 607 delegates pledged but will wait to see outcomes before pressing for the first ballot. Delegates from key states discuss rules changes while McKeldin endorses Eisenhower naming in Maryland. Wall Street opens quietly with modest moves and light volume as markets drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunting
Hall
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Arthur E. Summer ‘Field
New Jersey
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Eisenhower
McKeldin
MccKeldin
Two Construction Jobs Halted in Labor Dispute
Laborers Local 12 percent and Hod Carriers strike at Kansas Construction Co. sites in Lawrence halting work on a 5th and Wis. St. run and Jayhawk Housing project and Park Hill paving. Pickets cite wage scale disagreement under an area agreement with the Heavy Construction Association and Laborer's Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Kansas Construction Co
Lawrence
Wis. St
Jayhawk
Park Hill
South Lawrence
Ivan Bohnsted
Kanaas Construction Co
Fataatgenene
Heavy Auction Association of
Greater
Kansan City
Great Ter
Kansas Cities
Douglas Coun
Memorial Hospital Births and Emergency Room Entries
Over the weekend Memorial Hospital reports numerous births including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keller in Linwood and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Burton in Route 1. Also listed are many residents from Baldwin Topeka Eudora and Sunflower with names and addresses. In the emergency room Ella Marie Williamson suffered a facial laceration and Sylvester Ragland Jr. tied to a left-hand injury from a car crash. Allen and another patient from Euifora sustained a lacerated shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Peter
St. Ason
Ir Ant
Kenneth Keller
Linwood
Roy R. Burton
Richard Kummer
Vth
William Capp
John Foley
Flower
Kenneth Wycoff
Jack Barnett
Zatterson
Sis
James Kiser
DeSoto
James Fraker
Ella Marie Williamson
N. H. St
Sylvester Ragland Jr
N. J. Eaton
Ja " Allen
Orville Allen
Euifora
Anderson Construction Wins Gews Bridge Contract
The Anderson Construction Co. of Holton has been awarded a contract to build a bridge on a county road 2.3 miles south of Stull after submitting a low bid of 39 844 66 to the highway commission. Ray Cogden, chairman of the county board, announced the decision this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Construction Co
Holton
Stull
Ray Cogden
Board of County Commissioners
Anderson Company
Highway Commission
Taft Delegation Prepares Amid Busy Convention Hustle
Observers note the Taft camp showcases seasoned efficiency next to a wide eyed group of 250 Kansans allocated to 74 convention seats. Hilton guests endure elevator lines and glare of cigar smoke while press staffs from KU and city papers mingle in the windy city. Harry Darby orchestrates pre convention seating on Palmer House floors, with Charlie Stough wearing an alternate delegate badge and Don Hults enjoying honorary access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fees
Iola
Chicago
Windy City
K.U. School of Journalism
Hilton
Harry Darby
Kansas
Palmer House
Darby
Charlie Stough
Republican
Don Hults
Iss
Landis and Siler families have military service updates
In Alameda California Donald L Landis Sr now serves aboard the USS Antietam after graduating Liberty Memorial High School in 1951 where he was in the Future Farmers of America and worked as a farmer before enlisting in February. A B Lauren Siler is in basic training in the WAFs at Lackland Texas after leaving Sunflower Virginia and Liberty Memorial high schools. Lt E A Wagner formerly of Lawrence now in Reno Nevada was recalled to active duty June 1 after WWII service. he atteded a four week refresher in New Orleans and will report to Whidbey Island Air Base in Seattle July 12. his wife is Doris Pasewark of Lawrence.
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Donald L. Landis, SR
Alameda
Calif
W. E. Landis
Liberty Memorial High School
Future Farmers of America
Farmer
San Diego
Lauren Siler
J. &. Siler
Radford, Va
Sunflower
Wafs
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
B. E. Amyx
Lawrence
E. A. Wagner
Reno
Nev
Naval Air Corps
New Orleans
Naval Airase
Whidby Island
Seattle
Wash
Wagner
Doris Pasewark
Ashcraft
Tiiois Commercial Men's Association
Drinking Brings Fine and Jail Time in City Court
Robert E. Matlin was fined and Mary sentenced to 10 days in the city jail after a police court conviction for drunkenness fighting resisting arrest and destruction of private property. Tealice Mullin of Topeka reportedly attacked R. J. Neiss at Chuck's Beer Place wounding him with glass. Neiss required about 60 stitches and hand tendons were cut. Mullin also broke the glass in the front door. Separate notices report two divorce actions filed in District Court: Elizabethen Kester vs Richard William Kester and Frances Elizabeth Gibier vs Robert Melford Gibier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Matlin
Mary
Tealice Sait Mullin
Topeka
Chuck’s Beer Place
Mass
Asi
R. J. Neiss
Neiss Ducker
Neiss
Mullin
Distri Court
Elizabethen Kester
Richard William Kester
Frances Elizabeth Gibier
Robert Melford Gibier
Lawrence Sheriff Speaker Trades Talk With New York Police Station
Lawrence residents heard Deputy Sheriff Dale Chappell reach a New York City police station via his transmitter. A brief radio exchange occurred before a roving unit in a patrol car interrupted. Meanwhile heat lingered with a sharp cool wind dropping the thermometer from 89 to 63 that afternoon, the coolest in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Televiewers
Dale Chappell
Chappell
Sheriff Office
New York City
Outdine
Topeka
Kings
New York
Lawrence
Doug las County Court disposes three cases in Saturday session
Wilson Horseworth of 2019 2 Quinaro Kansas City Kan pleaded guilty to transporting an open bottle of liquor fined 25 dollars and court costs Amos R Smith of Eudora fined 20 dollars and court costs for drunk on a public highway Harold J Smelser with no address listed found guilty on two counts fined 10 dollars for passing in a no passing zone and 1 dollar for driving without a license IN TRAFFIC COURT Flood And sw Route 1 was set 20 dollars in police court this morning for speeding Berry Clay Collins Baldwin forfeited 10 dollar bond for failing to stop at a stop sign at 10th and Vt Sts Max Montague Topeka fined 20 dollars for speeding Fire At Harold Loken Home Fire department responded to the home of Harold Loken 1103 Ky Sunday night at 11 03 to extinguish a roof blaze damage confined to a few shingles Chief Paul Ingels said origin not known some think a fire cracker may have landed on the roof
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Wilson Horseworth
Quinaro
Kansas City
Kan
Amos R. Smith
Eudora
Harold J. Smelser
Route 1
Berry Clay Collins
Baldwin
10Th
Sts
Max Montague
Topeka
Harold Loken
Harold Luken
iChief
Paul Ingels
Ingels
Wreck injures one as soldier is arrested in highway crash
A three car wreck on Highway 24 between Perry and Lawrence Saturday afternoon injured one person hospitalized as Patricia Stevens 22 of Fort Riley was treated for bruises. Stevens was arrested for following too closely and fined $10 plus court costs. Damage to vehicles was about $1,000.
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Fort Riley
Highway
Perry
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial V Hospital
Patricia Stevens
Ralph L. Stevens
Riley
Rex Moyer
Orville R. Hall
Topeka
Highway Patrol
Carl Gray
E. P. Mooman
Stevens
Moyer
Hall
Jefferson County
Gray
Two men sentenced on drunk charges in police court
Ray Zimmerman of North Kansas City Missouri received a 20 day suspended sentence and one year probation. Richard S Bailey of Tulsa Oklahoma was fined ten dollars and given a 10 day suspended sentence. Robert Sims of Kansas City Missouri forfeited a twenty five dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Zimmerman
North Kansas City
Richard S. Bailey
Tulsa, Okia
Robert Sims
Kansas City
Tips for Homemakers: From Marinades to Quick Fish and Leftovers
Practical kitchen guidance lists a lemon soy ginger marinade for broiled fish, freezing evaporated milk for whipping, and making frothy milk with lemon juice. It covers prewashing chicken livers, lamb riblet cuts, using tuna oil, quick perch with tomato sauce, and ham stretched with cream sauce and eggs. It ends with noting wildlife around the Himalayas like the snow leopard and Asiatic mountain goats.
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Tuttle Creek
House
K. U
U. S
USDA
Road To Choice
New Mexico
Mn. C
KOC
Admiralances
Allied Chem Arm Airlines
Yan
Telg & Te
Armour & Co
Atchison
Beech Aire
Boeing Airplus Des Branaire
Ryster Thay
Deere
Doug
A du Pont
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
Haryan
Rennecott
Martin
GLY McKess & T
Minn
Tex Mont Ward
Ohio Oil
Penney J.C
Phillips
Ing Np
Reyn Me
Safeway
St Jos
BP Schenley Ind
Mit
Sears Roeb
Sinclair Oi
Sinclair Oil
Air Lin
US Rubber
US Steel
Taft
Wall
Kansan Construction Go
Heavy Construction Association
Memorial Hospital
Ethel Purkey
Waverly
Wilma
Carpenter
Emma Guffin
Conn
Cith Paul Richards
Swadiey
Karen Jesus Broadfoot
Is Harrell
Welborn
Gertrude Fine
Blanche Massey
Jinhy
Fox
del. Thomas
Helen Mler
Burlingame
Perry St
Norman
Wes N. St
Lucille Warmker
Emma Hagerman
Jean Hough
Warka Stough
Great Bend
Keward Bay
R. I. St. Chard Ri
Prospect St
William Q. Hamilton
Alice Olmsted
Karen E Broadfoot
Bertha Voisin
Tenganox c
Miriam McEwen
Henrietta Il
John Paul Richards
Emma Harland
Baby Poy
GEWS
Journal- World
Page Uy
Highway 24
Ft. Riley
Himalayas
May Company
Mevree ‘ Ewing Bidg
Gian
Funk
Air
Carrie Room
Fred McNish
Mortgage Loan Service
Service & Kredes
Douglas County Bidg. & Lean Assn
George Hedrick
Massachusetts St
Baaret, Fitch & Co
Vna
Baltimore Ave
Manéas City
Connie McGrew
Investmentompany
WA Mass
Conrad McGrew
McDonald
Phewe
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