Bids Opened Today In Topeka on Pike Pavement Projects
Bids on three first Kansas Turnpike concrete paving contracts, part of Douglas County, were opened today in Topeka. Western Construction Corp of Sioux City was the apparent low bidder at 1.499 million dollars for a 7.5 mile stretch east of Topeka. Work on the project depends on formal award by the KTA and typically follows bids by a few weeks.
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Three KU Students Win Burt Scholarships for 1955 56
Kansas University awarded three C L Burt scholarships in the School of Engineering and Architecture for 1955 56. Recipients are Tom Horner of Akron Ohio and Robert Misere of Massilon Ohio freshmen, with Wayne D Swanson of Abilene receiving a renewal grant. Burt, a Hutchinson contractor, funds the awards based on financial need character and promise of future usefulness in society.
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Nehru and Eisenhower exchange on Far East prisoners
New Delhi informed sources report a lengthy private exchange between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru. The correspondence centers on airmen still held in Red China and the potential for Washington Peiping talks on Formosa.
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Mamie Given Hail of Kudos By Her Hosts
Geneva up she is praised as Mamie Eisenhower the Swiss press and public lavish adjectives on the first lady. Swiss papers drop formality and call her by first name while comparing her to other world leaders. Headlines describe her as ravishing gentille charming and chic.
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Film of Life Story Too Much for Ex-Gibson Girl
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, once the Gibson girl, was hospitalized in Hollywood for a gastric attack attributed to over-exertion and excitement from filming her life story. The 70 year old Nesbit Thaw, wife of Harry K. Thaw, rose to notoriety after her husband killed architect Stanford White in 1906, and Thaw later died in a mental institution.
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European Prepsters Sail New York Homeward
About 535 European boys and girls concluded a year as American high school students in three states. They expressed gratitude for the American families hosting them and their overall positive view of the United States.
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Summer Salad Luncheons Featured by Better Homes & Gardens
A refreshing summer spread promotes cool meals with easy fixed meats cottage cheese and juicy fruits. The August issue offers ready built luncheon ideas and simple preparations to beat the heat with stylish dishes. Where magazines are sold, readers can grab the August issue for more menu ideas.
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Homecoming Chaos From Ruark Log An Iberian Return
Palamos Spain columnist Robert C Ruark describes a chaotic homecoming after travel. He lists disasters from storms and damaged plants to a leaky roof and malfunctioning appliances, noting carpenters, workmen, and guests filling the house as a cycle of mishaps resumes.
Rogers Hair Experts offer home treatment myth bust in Kansas
Special report on J Wayne Green Rogers Hair Experts claiming baldness is unnecessary and costly. James Castelli will host private interviews at Eldridge Hotel Lawrence Kansas Sunday July 24 from 12 noon to 9 p.m. No appointment needed. Demonstrations and scalp analysis promise guidance for both men and women.
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Riling's Liquor License Suspended for One Week
Edward T. Riling’s state liquor retailer license at 645 Ark St. was suspended for one week by deputy director Walter W. McDaniel after a hearing for untidy and unsanitary store conditions. Riling agreed to remodel and clean the store, an uncommon enforcement action aiming to keep Kansas liquor shops presentable.
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French Chief Backs Disarmament Plan under UN Control
Geneva dispatch details Premier Faure of France backing a draft UN supervised disarmament program. The plan envisions reciprocal inspection of military installations in major European powers and a joint EastWest inspection regime to curb arms racing. Faure urged arms spending cuts and redirected funds toward development, with budget transparency and cross nation supervision.
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