Southern Demos See A Right Vote Soon
Washington Democrats agreed to permit a vote on taking up the civil rights bill. Senate leaders expect a vote by about 2-1 in support of Knowland's motion to call up the bill. Johnson said a Tuesday or Wednesday vote is hoped, with some delay possible to Wednesday or Thursday. Knowland suggested amendments after the bill is formally brought up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Senate
Knowland
Russell
Len Knowland
White House
Eisenhower
Capitol Hill
Rep, Celler
D-Ny
Sen
McNamara
Dmich
House
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Memorial Hospital records show admissions for Mrs Triva Clayton, Mrs Martha Chicks, Gaylord Myers, Mrs Livia O Brien, Mrs Louise Dorang, Mrs Freda LaDuke, Miss Mary Louise Hays, Mrs Betty Plank, Mrs Martha Stadler, Mrs Nellie Colman, and others. Dismissals include Dale Regier and several others, with births noted for William Barton and Arthur LaDuke, both in Tonganoxie and Lecompton respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triva Clayton
Miss. St
Martha Chicks
Wis. St
Gaylord Myers
R. I. St
Livia O Brien
la. St
Louise Dorang
Mo. St
Freda LaDuke
Lecompton
Mary Louise Hays
Tonganoxie
Betty Plank
Ky. St
Martha Stadler
Eudora
Nellie Colman
Dale Regier
W. 20Th
Terr
Wiletta Franks
Learnard Ave
Katherine Koehler
McLouth
Mildred Diedrich
Lillian Beasley
Nancy Pinet
Ohio St
Anna M. Doege
Orville Freeman
William Barton
Arthur LaDuke
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Funeral rites for Mrs. Maude Ott 69 die at Lawrence Memorial Hospital are set for Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Eudora Cemetery. Survived by son Gerald Ott and daughters Mrs Josephine Stewart and Mrs Esther Ruth Combest, plus three grandchildren and several siblings. Graveside services for Dr Frederick E. Emery former Baldwin resident who died in Little Rock Ark were held at Summerwell Cemetery. wife Lena Emery and two daughters Betty and Jane survive. Dr. Emery was a former Arkansas State Medical School professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Ott
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Eudora Cemetery
Ott
George J. Ott
Gerald Ott
Mass
Josephine Stewart
del. St
Esther Ruth Combest
Pomona
Calif
James
Michael] Combest
Karen Lee Ott
Miss Esther? Freeze
Clara Freeze
Frank Freeze
Oklahoma City
Oliver Freeze
Glendora
Friederick Ei. Emery
Baldwin
Lite
Rock
Ark
Summerwell
Topeka
Emery
JH. Emery
Phoebe Emery
Emma Emery
PN Miller
Lena Emery
Betty Emery
Jane Emery
Arkansas State Medical School
Approach of Enemy Bombers Triggers U S War Exercise
A simulated national defense exercise underway tests emergency measures after a surprise air attack scenario. Officials from White House and military agencies oversee operations from secret centers as civil defense drills involve relocation and blackout preparations, outlining potential wartime home front responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Emerramley Resources
Washington
Opeppaton
Ober Store Sets 60th Anniversary Remodeling Plan
Ober Store at 821 Mass St is undergoing a full remodeling begun about 19 days ago and due for completion by Aug 25. Charles O. Radcliffe, third generation owner, says the project modernizes the front half now and the back later, with new lighting, fixtures, tawny walnut paneling, a rock planter divider, and vinyl tile flooring. The renovation aims to improve efficiency and luxury while keeping normal business during work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ober
Mass
Toss
Charles O. Radcliffe
Journal-World Today
Radcliffe
Padcliffe
Lawrence
Smoking Stand Beating Claims Life in Hutchinson
Amos F. Walden, 73, died after a beating with a metal smoking stand. Henry Washington Jackson, 57, Walden’s stepson, was charged in City Court with first degree murder after Walden succumbed to head injuries suffered Tuesday night in a Hutchinson hospital.
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Hutchinson
Amos F. Walden
Henry Washington Jackson
Walden
Legion May Lose Face in District Tournament
Legion players Sisk Hadl and Boyd show strong hitting while Ice called Hadl key to state hopes. A bench-clearing incident led to suspensions, threatening removal from the Legion District tournament and the Lawrence Invitational, with Lawrence officials planning a protest.
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Ers
Sisk
Hadl
Boyd
Ice
John
Bob Wasson
Emporia
Lawrence
Lawrence Legion
Electric drill stolen from tool box at 19th and Towa
Police report a $28 electric drill stolen from a toolbox at 19th and Towa Streets. The owner is Wayne Doolittle of Kansas City Missouri, an employee on Kansas University's married students housing project. The theft occurred Thursday night or early Friday morning.
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19Th and
Towa Sts
Wayne Doolittle
Kansas City
Doolittle
Kansas University
Smokers and H bomb fallout draw warnings in 1950s report
Public Health Service chief Leroy Burney links smoking to lung cancer while stressing it is not the sole cause. A Defense Department Atomic Energy Commission handbook details hydrogen bomb effects up to 20 megatons, describing blast, heat, and radiation ranges and noting possible use of fallout as a weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sturgeon
Leroy KE
Burney
Public Health Service
Clarence Cook Little
Tobacco Industry Research Committee
Little
New York
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Japan
Executives Complete KU Executive Development Program
A noon commencement marked the third annual Executive Development Program at Kansas University with 21 business and industrial executives earning certificates. Judge Walter A Huxman addressed the class on The Businessman's Responsibility, and KU officials presented certificates during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Howard Stettler
K.U. Business School
Walter A Huxman
U.S. Circuit Court
Huxman
W. Keith Weltmer
K.U
John H. Nelson
K.U. School of Business
Carl O. Allen
Brookley Air Force Base
Alabama
H. D
Ames
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Wichita
Glen O. Ash
Sinclair Pipe Line Co
Independence
Kas
Alton
Barton
Kroger Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert R. Behn
Lock Joint Pipe Co
East Orange
N. J
James M. Bradley
Vendo Co
Kansas City
Euene A. Brown
Union Gas Systems, Inc
Homer Ff. Eggers
Hubbel-Metals
Platte Pipe Line Co
Casper
Wyo
Glenn O. McGuire
Union LP Gas System, Inc
Jola
James J. Poole Jr
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
Chicago
Ill
Ralph L. Perry
Oklahoma City
Air travel share grows for London to Paris route
A third of passengers on the London to Paris corridor now fly, reflecting expanding air options. The trend suggests a shift from rail to air travel for the cross channel journey as airlines increase services and speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Illinois institute trains teachers in math curriculum upgrades
Flooding echoing 1951 damage prompts talk of road repairs as county resumes normal traffic. At the NSF funded Institute at KU, 67 teachers attend with 32 from high schools and 35 college instructors. Stipends total 600 dollars plus allowances, while 300 dollars go to each high school student participant. Three Lawrence students join without support. Applications exceeded supply. 59 teachers and 25 students were selected from hundreds of applicants from 25 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Mebers
Illinois University Committee
Robie Remple
Westwood Rd
Gertrude Hendix
Urbana
Til
Barbara Smith
Illinois
NSF
Lawrence
Cora Lee Price
Griffith Price
K. U
Washington
California
Minnesota
Maine
Georgia
South Carolina
Puerto Rico
Texas
Utah
Price
Doyle to Lead U S Taiwan Defense Command July 26
An official announces Vice Admiral Austin K. Doyle will assume command of the U S Taiwan Formosa Defense Command on July 26, relieving Vice Admiral Stuart H. Ingersoll who will become president of the Naval War College at Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipeh Ui
Austin K. Doyle
U.s.-Taiwan
Formosa
Doyle
Stuart H. Ingersoll
Naval War College
Newport
Security Group Hit For Abuse of Label
Federal District Judge Luther W. Youngdahl harshly criticized the Senate Internal Security subcommittee for labeling people as subversive. He reversed Seymour Peck's contempt of Congress conviction, saying the panel violated Peck’s privacy and association rights and violated Supreme Court guidance from a June decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal
Luther W. Youngdah
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Congress
Seymour Peck
New York
Youngdahl
Peck
Supreme Court
John T. Watkins
Rock Island, III
Yugoslav Reds Plan Possible High Level Meeting
Moscow sources report talk of a Soviet Yugoslav top-level meeting to heal the 1948 split. Izvestia editorial blames Molotov for the breach, saying his ouster could clear the way to normalization and broader European stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Izvestia
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Yugoslavia
Balkans
Europe
Damp Spring Water Plant Expands to Meet Demand
The city contemplates four projects to increase water capacity and reliability. Proposals include a new main along the plant route to Ky Streets to serve a key section, extending west and north to Cal lery Chemical Plant, and preserving four million gallons of future capacity. Base-load usage would smooth daily demand and reduce peak surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By. Sts
Ky. Sts
Callery Chemical
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Russel D-Gai
Lyndon Bod Johnson
Tex
Memorial Hospital
Dr. F. KB. Emery
U.S
Ation Alert
Novsideermal Pnet
Openitin Alert Hiay
Bedtera
Hema Cmt
Opsosterce
Arith Fers
Obodors
Castuale
Fleetoef
Mili
Lester G. Reese
J. C. Penney Co
Penney Co
Patee Arcade
Mass. St
Journal-World Phot
Sweden
Legion
KLAN
W. ‘T. Dabney
Center
Pertis Long
Kulux Klan
Knoxvile
Tenn
Relman Morin
Tin
Lawrence Memorial Co
Adm
Massachusetts
Atma Casualty maAntroop
Cooper - Warren
Cooper Warren Ambulance
Screice
Fei
OAK Lodge
Douglas County State Bank
the Bank of Friendly Service
F.D.S.C
F.D
Tame
Lawrence Sanitary
Food Store
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