Anderson Quits As Cadets Nervous and Excited
Washington news reports Robert A Anderson of Texas resigns as deputy secretary of defense with a plan to step down around August 15. President Eisenhower expresses gratitude while uncertainty over a successor continues as possible contenders surface amid the defense leadership shuffle. In Denver at Lowry Air Force Base nervous cadets register for the new academy as officials prepare for the dedication ceremony with Air Force leaders speaking.
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Anderson
AF Academy
Washington
Robert Anderson
Texas
Sas
White House
F.isenhower
Iphosen
Murray Snyder
Iessistant
Reuber B. Robertson, Jr
Hami
Ohio
Paper Company
Navy
Charless. Thomas
Air Force
Harold Talbon
Defense
Gordon
Gray
Wilson
Anerson
Snyder
Bob
Eisenhower
Roy Dorey
Henricy County
Zachary Anderson Coles Jr
Deer Park Drive
Nashville
Tenn
Bourque
KU Preview Draws 195 High School Graduates to Plan Fall
About 195 late high school graduates consider Kansas University for fall enrollment, taking part in a two day KU Preview that runs through Tuesday. July programs follow on July 2 and 26 and August 1 and 2, offering physical and entrance exams and meetings with deans and advisers in Memorial Union with housing in Corbin Hall for women and Carruth and OLeary Halls for men.
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Kansas University
K. U
Memorial Union
Corbin Hall
Carruth
O'Leary Halls
Woman Driver Killed in Torrey Pines Race
In San Diego California a woman sports car driver was killed during the women’s event of the Torrey Pines road races. Margaret Pritchard, 32, of Phoenix Arizona, became the first woman to die in a Sports Car Club of America sponsored race. Her racer flipped on a turn shortly after the start of the 15 mile event.
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Sandiego
Calif
Avomen
Torrey Pines
Margaret Prittchard
Phoenix
Ariz
Sports Car Club of America
Topeka man fined ten dollars in traffic case
Sidney Alfred Toyne of Topeka was fined $10 and costs Saturday by the district court for overtaking and attempting to pass another vehicle with insufficient clearance resulting in an automobile accident.
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Idney Alfred Toyne
Topeka
CCC Ordered to Account for Milo Sale by Court
The Commodity Credit Corp must repay nearly 250000 dollars to the Garden Grain and Seed Co. bankruptcy receiver for milo stored before the firm's collapse in Garden City Kansas. The 10th U S Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed earlier rulings, opening the path to distribute milo funds to west Kansas farmers and creditors, with a potential 80 to 90 percent return on stored value and a September distribution timeline.
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Wichita UF
Commodity Credit Corp
Garden Grain and Seed Co
Garden City
Kas
U. S 10Th Court of Appeals
Denver
Malcolm Miller
Wichita
Frank Luther
Garden Grain
E. R. Sloan
Topeka
U. S
Delmas C. Hill
CCC
Miller
Mile
West Kansas
Milner
Inter-State National Bank
Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals: John F. Randall 70
John F. Randall, 70, former Lawrence resident, died Sunday at his Kansas City home. He ran a local barber shop for 15 years before moving nine years ago and retired last year. A Methodist Church and Law rence Masonic Lodge No. 6 member, he was a Brookfield, Missouri native. Surviving are his wife Lula and two sons Dr Jerauld A. Randall of Lee's Summit and Forrest R. Randall, Navy pony officer at Long Beach, California.
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John F. Randall
Lawrence
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Randall
Brookfield
Lula G. Randall
Jerauld A. Randall
Lee's Summit
Hutchinson News-Herald to Build One-Story Offices
Hutchinson Publishing Co plans a new one-story News-Herald building at Second and Jefferson, four blocks from the present site. The facility will add warehouse space and be served by a Santa Fe spur. Editor J. P. Harris cites rapid area growth as key, noting circulation rose from 16,000 with 50 employees in 1923 to over 55,000 and 112 workers now. Construction will start in months.
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Kansas Power and Light Co
KP & L
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Publishing Co
News-Herald
Second and Jefferson
Second and Walnut
Santa Fe Railway
J. P. Harris
Blonde English Beauty Still Goes to Gallows
A divorced mother of two, Ruth Ellis, 28, was denied clemency by the home secretary and sentenced to be hanged for the Easter Sunday murder of her lover, racing motorist David Blakely. She admitted firing six shots in a jealousy driven attack at Holloway Prison.
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London
Moedel
Ruth Elis
Holloway
Ellis
David Blakely
Local Births and Adoptions At Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital records list births and newborns with numerous residents and towns including Williamstown Eudora Sunflower Ottawa MacLouth and Perry. Notable entries include a baby girl born to Gladys Bryant and a baby girl to Thelma Shaffer, plus several sons reported for families in multiple streets and routes.
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Eldena Griswold
Georgia Jo Griswold
Ky. St
Margaret Frye
Til. St
Orville Midgett
Pawnee Ave
Gladys Bryant
Perry
Thelma Shaffer
Eudora
Nola van Scyoc
Sunnyside
Lois Rockhold
Prospect St
Edessa Gastauer
Williamstown
Patricia Colson
Elm St
Eldon Max Berry
Orankie
Goldie Robb
Ottawa
Lowell Craig
N. J. St
Jennie Ross
Ala St
John Agnew
R. T. St
Kleinberg Returns From Summer Teachers Institute
Dr. Jacob Kleinberg of Kansas University chemistry department returned Saturday from Minneapolis where he attended the Summer Teachers Institute on general chemistry. He gave four talks and participated in discussions. The conference was sponsored by the National Science Foundation. Six children and a mother swept to death in Scotland. six bodies recovered.
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Jacob Kleinberg
Kansas University
Minneapolis
Minn
Teachers Institute
National Science Foundation
Nairn
Scotland
Bruce Linton Named Radio TV Professor Under New KU Plan
Dr. Bruce Linton of Omaha University will become associate professor of radio and television at Kansas University, chair an interdisciplinary committee, and help shape curriculum for radio and TV across the departments. He brings prior work at Omaha University with five years as department chair and multiple shows for local stations. KU plans expand the program amid growing student interest and accreditation.
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Bruce Linton
Omaha
Kansas University
George B. Feat de LY
Stith
Linton
Speech and Drama
William Allen White
Jteaching
K.U
R. Edwin Browne
Glenn Price
K.ls
KFKU
KANU
School of Journalism
Browne
Price Sill
Dean Smith
American Council For Education
Donald S. Dixon
Alabama University
KDGU
Doors of Knowledge
Omaha University
Northwestern University
WBBM
WIND
Zanesville
Ohio
Muskingum College
Senate OKs Brucker for Army Secretary Post
The Senate confirmed Wilber M. Brucker as secretary of the Army by voice vote. President Eisenhower had nominated Brucker on June 22 to succeed the resigning Robert T. Stevens. Brucker, 61, is a former governor of Michigan.
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Washington
The
Senate Today
Wilber M. Brucker
Army
Eisenhower
Brucker
Robert T. Stevens
Michigan
Thunderstorm floods Liberty Theater in Elizabeth crowd flee
A wild storm sent a flash flood into the Liberty Theater in Elizabeth New Jersey forcing hundreds of patrons to flee the venue yesterday. The disturbance interrupted the screening of the feature Interrupted Melody and caused evacuations.
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Elizabeth
Liberty Theater
Massive Troop Airlift Reaches Halfway Point
ASHIYA AIR BASE Japan massive airborne move completes half. By Monday 24 C124 Globemasters have brought over 2 000 men of the 390th airborne regiment to Japan. The rest are being hauled from Fort Campbell Kentucky.
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Ashiya
Japan
Thatory
America
Asia
United States
Tee Tame Eetahens
Hties Gorels
Fe. Campbell, Ky
Temple Telegram reports Santa Fe Railway anniversary
Lawrence residents received the Temple Telegram noting the Santa Fe Railway diamond anniversary and Gulf Colorado Santa Fe purchase in 1880. The Reusch family recalled Temple years and the local church drive aims to raise 70000 by July 15 after a fire damaged the church. Crossing repairs near Vermont Street were underway as KU cooled its Memorial Union. An amused call to police over a TV invasion of France reflected a You Are There schedule.
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Sophia Reusch
la St
Temple
Tex
Santa Fe
Texas
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Reusch
Fred Harvey
Lawrence Trinity Episcopal Church
Vt Sts
James Seaver
Seaver
France
Layoff Pay a Major Issue in GE Contract Talks
In New York the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers plans layoff pay guarantees as a major proposal for General Electric and other electrical manufacturers. Negotiations begin July 19 with GE, followed by talks with Westinghouse. Milton Weihrauch says expansion of layoff pay across the electrical industry is excellent.
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New York
General Electric Co
Milton Weihrauch
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
Weihrauch
Markets At Glance and Wall Street Snapshot
Markets show higher activity with mixed demand on several issues. Wheat, corn, oats, soybeans and hogs show easy or steady prospects and cattle steady to higher while the day on Wall Street centers on select issues with steady overall tone and volume about 2.4 million shares. General Motors and Chrysler arouse interest amid cautious but leaning gains.
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Wall Street
New York
General Motors
Chrysler
Body of James L Mitchell Jr Found at Horseshoe Lake
The body of 16 year old James L Mitchell Jr of Wichita was recovered early today from Horseshoe Lake about five and a half hours after he dove from a raft and disappeared. Sheriff’s road patrol Capt. Denver Bland said the drowning occurred when Mitchell and friend Phil lip L Millis, 13, swam after a picnic.
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Wichita
James.l. Mitchell Jr
Horseshoe Lake
Denver Bland
Sheriff's Road Patrol
Mitchell
Phillip L. Millis
Meeting a Ranger Hickman Ky Ledger Yarn
The Hickman Courier reports two two year old boys hitchhiked to Union City Tennessee to see the Lone Ranger. Editor Ro b Gardner picked them up on the return trip and they said they had not seen the hero. The boys heard a finance company loan arranger would meet him and all. The note closes with an ad about mail subscriptions to the Journal-World and a phone contact.
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Hickman, KY
Rob Gardner
Hickman ‘Couritr
Union City
Tenn
Gardner
Hickman
Union City Finance Company
False Hope Feared Over Geneva Peace Talks
Senator H. Alexander Smith of New Jersey warned that Russia may be raising false hopes for a Geneva peace agreement to pressure the West if the Big Four conference yields little result. He urged that the Soviet Union must not distort the conference's purpose in the eyes of the world.
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Washington
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Sen
Russia
Geneva
Smith
Senate
Bees Take Over Hudson New Hampshire Home
Beekeeper Raymond Pool endures a three year occupation as bees establish in his walls and ceiling producing honey seepage in the living room. He trials eviction plans but cannot reach the hive. The piece notes a separate statistic that about half of private charity gifts in the U.S. annually go to charity Tackers per the Twentieth Century Fund.
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Hudson
N. H
Raymond Pool
United States
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Jeaed Dempsey
Memorial Hospital
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Locust St
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Ohio St
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Bonner Springs
Sadie Sorrells
Pa. St
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Fla. St
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Haskell Ave
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MacLouth
Kenneth Kapelle
Sunflower
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Basehorn
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Keith Hayes
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Kansas University of Students
Watson Library
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NY Central
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Journal-World
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Mass, Sr
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FITCH
North & CO
Lawrence Mills
Karl Kreider
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