Union Officer Admits Borrowing Union Funds for Homes
United Textile Workers official announces to the Senate that he and union President Anthony Valente used about 47 000 of union funds to purchase Washington homes. He says the amount was recorded as an organizational expense and claims concealment was not intended. details about a larger 95 000 loan and other alleged transactions are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klenert
United Textile Workers Union
Anthony Valente
Washington
Senate
Nist
Klewert
Valente
UTW
Astutenesa
Robert F. Kennedy
McClellan
D-Ark
Sait
R. H. Rigdon
University of Texas Medical School
Wynder
Chiropractors Named to Kansas Healing Arts Board
Gov George Docking appoints three chiropractors to the Kansas Healing Arts Board after a Shawnee County District Court dissolves a restraining order. Appointees are Mrs L C Neff of Topeka L L Hollingsworth of Wichita and Charles Blatner of Clay Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topekap
Kansas Healing Arts Board
George Docking
Shawnee
Deaths and Funerals in Area Obituaries
Willam Samuel Uttinger 75 died at home Route 3. Funeral 2 p m Monday Rumsey Funeral Home Rev Clarence Thomas. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survivors: widow Fredrick Christine Uttinger, brother James Uttinger Route 3, sister Mrs Mary Cunningham Los Angeles, plus nieces and nephews. Evelyn Bales 95 died Thursday in Emporia home. Lawrence native, widow of Joseph A. Bales, lived in Emporia since 1936. Services 10 a m Saturday First Methodist Emporia. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence. Orin Roy Bales, daughter Mrs Everet TD Klefer, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren survive. Fred Brune 72 of Independence died Thursday in Merea Hospital Independence. Funeral 2 p m Saturday Webb Funeral Home Independence. Burial Mt Hope Cemetery. Survivors: wife Melinda Zeeh Prune, daughter Mrs Betty Gottlieb, sisters Miss Olinda Brune Lake View and Mrs John Denny Wichita, brothers Wesley Brune Lake View and Frank Brune 1143 Highland Dr., one grandson. Mitchell Muir Wigglesworth 1½ year old son of Mr and Mrs Russell Wigglesworth died Thursday. Private services 2 p m Saturday Ottawa First Baptist Church. Burial Durango Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Samuel Uttinger
William Samuel Uttinger
Rumsey
Clarence Thomas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Fredrick Christine Uttinger
James Uttinger
Mary Cunningham
Los Angeles
Evelyn Bales
Lawrence
Emporia
First Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Bales
Orin Roy Bales
Everet TD. Klefer
West Newton
Mass
Fred Brune
Independence
Kas
Merea- Hospital
Gus Brune
Laurence
Webb Funeral Home
Mt. Hope
Melinda Zeeh Prune
Betty Gottliob
Chanute
Olinda, Brune
Lake View
John Denny
Wichita
Wesley Brune
Frank Brune
Highland Dr
Mitchell Muir Wigglesworth
Russell Wigglesworth
S12
8Th St
Ottawa First Baptist Church
Juriu
Durango
Colo
State Ends Bulk Of Testimony Against Judge From Wichita
The hearing before Commissioner Lester Guedell in Wichita adjourned with the defense set to begin its case. Judge John S N Stice, accused of conspiring with criminals to impede Sedgwick County justice, denies charges. The state questioned an affidavit by James Crisler and its admissibility for impeachment. Floyd Creach, a former Wichita bar operator, denied claiming Stice formed a burglary ring and discussing the food market burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeira
Genemis Abhi Pods
Judinst Common Pleas
Dudee
John SN. Stice
Wichita
Lester Guedell
Su- Mm
Goodell
Stice
Sedewieck County
James Crisler
Crisler
Floyd_ A. Creach
Creach
Wichiita
Births and Divorces Highlight Memorial Hospital Notice
At Memorial Hospital a series of birth announcements lists mothers and addresses including Ruth Bahnmnaier Lecomp ton Dorothy Grammer 716 Red St Oscar Lothholz Eudora Norma Carper 1008 Conn St and others Mrs Barbara Meredith 311 N 4th Ars Viola McGrew 346 Ind Nellie McCracken Route 3 Merle Rideway A110 W 4th Rosa Robinson 928 Ten St Norma Munich A18 Tl Esther Kliewer Oscar Lothholz Eudora birth of a son to Mr and Mrs David Sieg Baldwin Friday Divorces include Macros granted by to Mary Sparks Therman Guy Courtney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bahnmnaier
Lecompton
Dorothy Grammer
Red
Oscar Lothholz
Eudora
Norma Carper
Max Rathberger
Arthur Riggs
Mass
Barbara Meredith
N. Dth
Elaine Sieg
Baldwin
Judy _Clymer
Route 1
Ariell Richardson
Tenn
Neal Dickinson
Sunflower
Albert Davis
Kansas City
Kas
Barbara McCaig
Sunnyside
Clen Downing
Doris Tracy
Helen Campbell
Stratford Rid
Viola McGrew
Nellie McCracken
Merle Rideway
Rosa Robinson
Ten St
Norma Munich
Esther Kliewer
Miss U S A Title Contested Amid Marriage Rumors
Miss U S A faced gossip over an alleged marriage after winning Maryland’s contest. Leona Gage denied being married, later admitting marriage, with officials and family confirming the union. Air Force and relatives corroborated the development as backstage confusion followed the pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maryland
Clarence Long
Crisfield
Leona
Long Beach
Barbara Gage
Air Force
Walter Biggs
Dallas
Tex
Tne
U.S.A
Baltimore
Glen Burnie
Alaska
Austria
Brazil
Canada
Cuba
England
Germany
Greece
Italy
Japan
Morocco
Peru
Sweden
Uruguay
Gage
Law Officers Guard Colorado Uranium Rush Prospectors
Law officers posted to monitor more than 40 prospectors in southwestern Colorado as the uranium rush heats up. Deputies noted orderly crowds, with drilling rigs and trucks, while authorities enforce rules limiting claims to 600 by 1500 feet and require vehicles to move together at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Nycla
Colo
Fulk View
Jena
Canin Alun
Coluado
ABC
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Nelson
T. J. Franks
Franks
Power stable as Kansas firm says supply adequate
Lawrence reports from Kansas Power & Light Co official Hough claim power production in the Unis area remains adequate with a strong reserve for heat. He notes brief local shortages due to air conditioner use in a block but calls it fixable and confirms sub-stations and capacity keep pace with workload. Also mentions turnpike signs reinstalled, Boy Scouts arrival dates, jewelry exhibit at Premier Jewelry Shop, and Clinton Reservoir as flood control project in southwest Lawrence area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Hough
Kansas Power & Light Coherge
Unis
Housh
Hough
Kansas University Department of Designs
Tewelry
Mass
Carlisle Smith
WLU
Memorial Union
Smith
Lawrence
Heat Slows Cleanup After Tonganoxie Hicks Building Collapse
Extreme heat stalls debris removal at the Hicks building in Tonganoxie after a July 3 collapse that killed three and injured eight. Workmen pause before continuing on the site while neighboring structures are reopened. The last injured hospitalized person, Mrs. Leo McEnalty, 60, is discharged. Isobe Hall, 40, released though in pain. Tamon Freeman, 45, discharged July 12, home with multiple injuries. Mrs Earl Grady traveled to California to recover. Cause of disaster undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Tonganeae
Tamon Freeman
Earl Grady
Inifornia
Scouts Learn They Have Many Things in Common
Lawrence Boy Scout Troop No 1 and Massachusetts Troop No 16 met at the Valley Forge Jamboree for a campfire evening. They sang official songs to the Kansas University Alma Mater tune, shared slides, traded patches and copies of the Mayflower Compact, and formed new friendships during the informal hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Lawrence
Uno Station
Kansas City
Joe Skillman
Valley Forge
Tedhis
Satuade
Washington, Inc
Kansast
Massachusetts
Hach
Road Project Bids Opened Near Law rence On U S 59
Bids opened Thursday in Topeka for the creeper lane project by the State Highway Department near Pleasant Grave Hill six miles south of Lawrence on U S 59. Harris Crushed Rock Co. of Independence County was the apparent low bidder at $78,909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Highway Department
Pleasant Grave Hill
Lawrence
U.S. 59
Harris Crushed Rock Co
Independence Co
House Votes to Cut Third of Aid Fund Asked by President
The House voted 155 74 to cap the defense aid fund at 600 million dollars for the coming year. President Eisenhower sought 900 million to back allies and anti Communist economies, with earlier votes swinging between 500 and 800 million before settling at 600 million. Wayne Hays led the final roll call trimming the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Eisenhower
America
Korea
Formosa
Wayne Hays
Chin
CoH- Company TL at Camp McCoy with Civil War color guard tease
CoH- a long standing Kansas unit tracing back to the Four Kansas Volunteers, trains at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Capt Reber has commanded since 1954 replacing Capt Knott. The company, reorganized 1947, mobilized 1940 for WWII and fought in six battles. A Civil War color guard parade is anticipated during Regimental events. The unit will face a Camp rating for strength equipment and heavy weapons readiness upon return to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere 1
Co. TL
Camp McCoy
Wis
Co. Hy
Four
Kansas Volunteers
Reber
Maurice J. Knott
Lawrence
Mosser Awarded Kiwanis Trophy For United Fund Work
Kiwanis of Lawrence honors Russell Mosser, former United Fund president, for leading the 1956 campaign. The meeting featured music by Midwestern Music and Art Camp students from Kansas University with soloists and instrumentalists from Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois, and Kansas communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Russell Mosser
United Fund
Mosser
Boy Scouts
Kansas University
Clayton Krehbiel
Betty Cramer
Tulsa
Okla
Evelyn Wallace
Muskogee
Bob Grace
St. Louis
Linda Street
Branson
Marion Mitchell
Meadows
Carolyn Clithero
Divorce suit filed by Donna Haas against Floyd Haas
Donna Haas files a District Court suit for divorce against Floyd Haas. The action names both spouses and initiates proceedings seeking dissolution of the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Haas
Floyd Haas
Government Reports Record $1.6 Billion Surplus
The federal government posted a surplus of 1.645 billion dollars for the year ended June 30, with receipts at 70.989 billion and outlays at 69.344 billion. Public debt declined to 270.634 billion, while defense spending rose and the 1958 budget projects a 1.8 billion surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Budget Bureau
Eisenhower
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Percival Brundage
Department of Defense
Fissenhower
Jayhawk Cleaners, Inc Incorporation Completed in Kansas City
Kansas City investors completed the incorporation of Jayhawk Cleaners Inc in the state secretary of state's office naming Thomas Todd Seymour as resident agent with 10000 authorized capitalization. The firm began as a 1923 pickup station for a Topeka cleaner and grew with mid-1930s local operations. Lawrence E Runn and Arnold Runn acquired it in 1948. Arnold left in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jayhawk Cleaners
W.ith Sti
Kansans
Jayhawk Cleaners, Inc
Thomas Todd Seymour
Topeka
Lawrence E. Runn
Arnold Runn
Wichita
Lawrence Runn
Las
Local Man Injured In Two Car Accident
Harry L Wise 28 of 190 N Tth St treated Thursday at Laws rence Memorial Hospital for a bruised left hip after a two car crash at 5th and Elm Sts. Cars damaged about 425 dollars. Charles J Staus 32 of 1318 N Y St drove other car. No one else injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Wise
Lawsrence Memorial Hospital
5Th
Elm Sts
Wise
Charles J. Staus
N. Y. St
Barbara C. Peters
Alumni Place
LaMerle C. McCoy
Elmets
Visitor Learns Hard Way When Car Damaged On Campus
Takeshi Muira, 1021 Ky., a Kansas University student, found damage to his car on Wlineis Street between 16th and 17th after leaving campus at about 5 15 p m. Estimated damage is $30 with no accident details. CONDITION STILL CRITICAL Miss Louise Vaughan of Tonganoxie remains in critical condition after being struck June 21 near Bonner Springs. She underwent surgery and has lost use of a left arm and vision in the right eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takeshi Muira
Lawrence
Muira
Kansas University
Wlineis Street
Louise Vaughan
Tonganoxie
Bonner Springs
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kansan City
Vaughan
Card of Thanks for Gilbert Sherman and Edward Hadl Families
We thank friends and relatives for cards flowers and kindness at the death of our father and grandfather Mr and Mrs Gilbert Sherman and Dana Mr and Mrs Edward Hadl and family of Vinland Kansas Westvace employees also mentioned for support in this time of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ At
Vinland
Kas
Westvace
Gilbert Sherman
Dana
Edward Hadland
Also Mentioned on This Page
CPM
Tlavi
TA Researchs
Ernest Lo Wylder
House Governaent
Wyner
Cancer Research
Memorial Hospital
David Sieg
Friday
Mary Sparks Therman
Guy Courtney
Miss
U.S
Oscar Meinhardt
G. N. Ennis
Manhattan Beach
Ennis
Leona Gage
Africa
Asia
Charles Simmers
Lake City
Minn
Charles O'Lent
Patty
Bos
Tee Son
Kan Turnpike Authority
Jayhawks
Westwawrenen
Clinton
Wakarusa
Corps of Engineers
Rock Creek
Col
E. C. Adams
Louelas
Kansas Water Resources Board
Col. Adkms
Camp Creek
Wamego
Tonganoxie Building
Kiwanis Club
Lawrence Milla
Karl Krelder
Bilal
Thvorce
F.d.1.c
Our Delicious Food Service
West 23Rd
St. - Jets
Anna
Shanes
Lawrence Memorial Co
Bervica
Cooper Warren Ambulance
Douglas County State Bank
the Bank of Friendly Service
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