Legislator Attacks Hall on Lien Clause in Welfare Talk
Great Bend reports Rep Clyde Littler of Cottonwood Falls accuses Gov Hall of misleading statements about the Recovery Act and Social Welfare operations. He cites department records showing recoveries totaling 97 785.34 in 1983-84, 151 153.95 in 1954-55, and 233 696.50 in 1955-56 with annual collection costs of 11.27. The Flying Truth Patrol members visit, arguing increases stem from federal funding and not governor action, while critiquing welfare policy.
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Clyde Littler
Cottonwood Falls
Gov
Hall
State Department of Social Welfare
F Thiner
Hutchinson News Herald
Flying Truth Patrol
Kansas
Department
Department of Social Welfare
Socal Fare
Stuer
Jim Porter
Topeka
Bart Lohmoller
Centratia
Larrier
Herzer
Jennie Host
Lyons
Paul Nitseh
la Crosse
Elmer Russel
Stafford
High Brownlee
Sylvia
Marion Matthews
Winfield
Clark Kuppinger
Prairie Village
Max Dice
Johnson
Rezoning Approvals Move Through City Planning Commission
The Planning Commission approved four rezoning applications replacing scattered parcels with neighborhood business zoning for the Burcham tract east of Iowa Street and Seventh, rising tract north from Ninth, four Crestline Drive lots east of West Sixth Street, and apartment zoning for the entire west side of New Hampshire Street from Seventeenth to Nineteenth. Two trailer court sites in Florida Street block and north of Lyon Street were denied pending City Commission approval.
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Seventh Street
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Seventh
Crestline Drive
West Sixth Street
New Hampshire Street
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P. F. Gough
Florida Street
North Fifth Street
Lyon Street
Harriman Praises Lausche After Ohio Meeting
New York Governor Averell Harriman called Ohio Governor Frank Lausche a fine Democrat after a three hour meeting in Columbus Ohio Harriman said Lausche has a chance of being on the national Democratic ticket this fall Lausche stated the meeting had no special significance
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New York
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Harriman
New England Sightseer Dies in Cable accident on Rowe Mountain
William Kirby, about 35, of Salem Massachusetts, died when a chair lift snapped on Rowe Mountain. Several others were injured and rushed to Baconia Hospital. The lift serves skiers in winter and tourists in summer. The page contains garbled lines about a fur seal and unrelated text.
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Minshitsang
Tarrsty
Rowe Mountain
William Kirby
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Salem
Mass
Baconia Hospital
Teacher Arraigned as NY police tale and KU play ruckus
A Salina teacher, Miss Lindblom, was arraigned in New York on assault charges after a traffic stop where she allegedly slapped a police officer and tried to drive away. Her lawyer argued a faulty road setup and she faces suspended sentence on related charges. Meanwhile Kansas University hosts Petticoat Fever Thursday and Friday, a farce in the Outpost Theater, directed by Glenn Peeve. The cast includes Lawrence residents and KU students with alternate rain date if needed.
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Ray Nichols
Ala
St. Miss
Monroe Is Rumored Jewish Convert
Actress Marilyn Monroe reportedly contemplates converting to Judaism, the faith of her husband Arthur Miller. The Daily Express cited an unnamed rabbi, while Miller declined to comment. Miller accompanied Monroe to England for a movie, and Rabbi Robert Geldburg who officiated their civil marriage was mentioned.
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Marilyn Manrer
Qacdaly
Ad Areport
Darly Express
Arthur Miller
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England
the Express
Raphy
New York
Robert Geldburg
BIRTHS At Memorial Hospital and area
Birth notices list Thomas Baren ing and spouse of Sunnyside welcoming a daughter on Tuesday. Names include Mabel Kalb with babyirl, Mrs Currie Murphree, Mrs Rose, Mrs Ana Owens, and others across Linwond Forrest St. Baldwin DeSoto Tonganoxie and Eudora. Names and addresses of families appear.
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St. Tieree
Linwond
McLouth
Janen Reeces
Crestline Dr
Arty
Hauswirth
DeSoto
Mame Garner
N.Y. St. Favero
Sts
Mabel Kalb
Babyirl
Currie Murphree ' Boy
Eudora
Rose
Ash St
Mar- Ths Motlowski
Tonganoxie
Ana Owens
Paula Vhulta
Baldwin
Thomas Barening
Sunnyside
Mexican mayor halts crucifixion exhibition by Tagare
Reynosa mayor Dr Jesus Rajiton Castinera ordered the crucifixion event stopped as the Spanish American actor Tagare remained nailed to the cross at Plaza de Toros. A near capacity crowd of about 5000 paid to view, with proceeds reportedly planned for a new church but denied by Father Jose Castillinas. Tagare was removed and left for his home in southern Mexico after the mayor intervened.
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Mexico
Tagare
Plaza de Toros de Reynosa
Jesus Ra J
Iton Castinera
Taare
Hidalgo
Tex
Jose Castillinas
Reynosa Catholic Church
Monroe's Mate Is Cited In Contempt of Congress
The Trust voted contempt citations against Arthur Miller and seven others. Miller, the New York playwright who wed Marilyn Monroe, faces potential prosecution by the Justice Department. Penalties on conviction can reach up to a year in jail and a 3000 fine, with listed co-defendants hailing from New York and St. Louis.
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Trust
Arthur Miller
Miller
New York
Marilyn Monroe
Justice Department
Otto Nathan
Albert Einstein
Peter Seever Beacon
N. Y
William E. Davis
St. Louis
City Commission Advancing Parking and Streets Plan
The Topeka city commission debated street and parking changes, approving a one way West on North Park Street, ending blockades during baseball games, and authorizing appraisers for easements. They discussed marquees, a canopy at 601 La St, and a sewer easement near the new city treatment plant. Campaign managers in Shaw vs Mall on right to work kept TV debate set in Kansas.
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Warren W. Shaw
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Fred Mall
Fred Meek
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Shawn
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Meek
Harwi Defends Highway Department From Campaign Claims
State highway director Frank Harwi discounted claims that two Shawnee County highway department employees on the Hall for Governor Committee could threaten federal aid. Both resignations were announced, amid broader accusations by the Flying Truth Patrol. McGrew and Fletcher said their names on a letterhead do not imply official endorsement.
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Hatch
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Arthur Fletcher
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Fletcher
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McCiew
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Hall For Governor
Lawrence health council meets. pool survey for Centennial Park
The Douglas County Health Council schedules its quarterly meeting at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building with chairs reporting on adults and the aged community health facilities and children and youth. City contracts Larkin Associates for a $500 preliminary survey to plan a Centennial Park municipal swimming pool, basis for a bond proposal in the November election. City Clerk notes a major voter rush to the polls, with 80 registered voters casting ballots during a recent peak. Board of Education reminds parents of fifth birthday cutoffs for kindergarten testing. contact Junior High School for appointments at VI 3-3950.
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Vt. Sts
Robert B. Oyler
Carroll D. Clark
LeRoy Fox
Larkin Associates
Kansas City
Centennial Park
City Commission
Board of Education
Warren Shaw to visit Law rence for Saturday morning meet
Republican gubernatorial candidate Warren Shaw will speak with Law rence residents on Saturday about his campaign and questions on policy. A free coffee event runs 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Crystal Room at Eldridge Hotel, followed by an afternoon tour of Eudora and nearby county areas. The feature on the Right whale explains its name from being well suited to blubber and baleen and its floating after death.
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Warren Shaw
Lawrence
Crystal
Eldridge Hotel
Shaw
Eudora
Former Marquise Denies She Knifed Cocktail Party Guest
A New York socialite, Irene de la Begassiere, 40, appeared in a police lineup and denied stabbing cocktail party guest William Grey, 26, at her Manhattan residence. Grey, reportedly uninvited, was cut with an antique letter opener. he was listed in fair condition at Roosevelt Hospital.
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New York
Irene de la Begassiere
William Grey
Manhattan
Grey
Roosevelt Hospital
Countess de Beaurepaire
Four Nations to Discuss Ban on Hydrogen Bomb
Pearson stated in Le House of Jenn answering questions about a four-nation review given the Errth Parliament Monday by Prime Minister Eden.
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Pearson
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Hodge Accepts Blame in Crime
SPRINGFIELD Illinois Crille E Hodge the deposed state auditor confessed guilt in a scheme involving about a half million dollars in state check fraud. State’s Attorney George P Coutrakon quoted Hodge as saying he bought bad investments paid his high expenses and had some money in investments. He described his statements as a partial confession while denying full culpability.
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Crille
E. Hodge
George P. Coutrakon
Coutrakon
Hodge
Coutralion
Edward A. Epping
Deaths and Funerals in Blue Rapids and Nearby Cities
Mrs Della Peacock 80 former Lawrence resident died at her daughter Bernice’s Fayetteville Arkansas home burial in Blue Rapids Eas survivors include five daughters one son 17 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren widow of W F Peacock who died in Lawrence in the 1940s Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Chambers 1415 Mass St will be held Thursday morning burial Leavenworth Cemetery Mrs Elza Amelia Wilson 83 of 156 Maple St dies funeral Friday at Rumsey Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Cemetery Survivors include daughters Anna Barnes Leta Greer three sons Clarence Wilson George Wilson Ernest Wilson two sisters and nine grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren Jacqualine Marie Nelson 24 daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Nelson will have graveside rites Thursday Maple Grove Cemetery Rev Glendon Warren officiating.
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Nella Peacock
Lawsrence
Bernice
Fayetteville
Ark
Blue Rapids
Eas
Mra
Margaret Chambers
Mass
Funk-Cooper-Warren
Albert F. Bramble
Lecompton
Eliza Amelia Wilson
Elza Amelia Wilson
Maple St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Charles Helsey
Memorial Park Cemetery
Anna Rachel Barnes
Linwood
Mia
Leta Imogene Greer
2Nd St
Clarence Wilson
Lyon St
George Wilton
Ernest Wilson
1St St
Trottie Herman
Seal Beach
Calif
Goldie Small
Wichita
Jacqualine Marie Nelson
Herbert Nelson
N. 2Nd St
Glendon Warren
Maple Grove Cemetery
Former KU Student Promoted at Chrysler Plymouth Kansas City
Jack W. Minor, a former Kansas University student, is named vice president in charge of sales for the Plymouth division of Chrysler Corporation in Kansas City Missouri. He had been general sales manager for Dodge passenger cars and trucks since 1953 and succeeds William J. Bird who moves to work with William C. Newberg Chrysler vice president automotive. Minor previously directed advertising merchandising for Dodge cars for three years and headed the Dodge account for Grant Advertising. His advertising career began in 1940 with Loomis Advertising of Kansas City after three KU years from 1937 to 1940.
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Kansas University
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
Kansas City
Minor
Dodge
William J. Bird
William C. Newberg
Chrysler Corporation Group
Automotive
Grant Advertising, Inc
Loomis Advertising Agency
K.U
Heavy traffic resumes in Italy after nationwide rail strike
Italy’s busiest travel day in history saw rail service restart after a 24-hour national strike. The upheaval disrupted holiday traffic as millions tried to reach destinations. The U S natural gas industry served 24 million customers.
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Rome
Italy
U. S
Market Report and Prices Across Wheat Corn and Livestock
The Kansas City cash grain market shows wheat at 1.90 and corn at 1.53 with soybeans at 2.41 and barley and oats also listed. Livestock prices move with steers steady to weak and hogs slow with mixed barrows while cattle futures edge higher on steady demand. Wall Street rounds out with steel and rail gains on steel labor talks progress, copper firm on major producers, and oils improving led by Gulf earnings.
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Kansas City U — Wheat
U.S
U. S
Wall Street
New York
Anaconda
Kennecott
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem
U. S. Sil. Republic Steel
Allegheny
Santa Fe
Gulf
Address correction in county court records mislisted Alda Pearson
County court records contained a wrong address for Alda Pearson at 914 Kg St. The Kansas City W USDA case involved Ora D. Hess and cattle terms, alleging forceable detention and grading notes for calves and steers.
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Alda Pearson
Journal-World
K. C
Kansas City W
USDA
Ora D. Hess
Pleasant
Mikoyan Barnstorms Bulgaria Then Heads for Romania
VIENNA reports Soviet Deputy Premier A I Mikoyan concluded a surprise visit to Bulgaria and traveled from Brioni to Sofia for a private meeting with Yugoslav President Tito. He had earlier been in Budapest amid speculation on his next stop, with signs he continues a barnstorming tour of the satellites akin to Bulganin’s Poland swing.
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A. I. ‘Mikoyan
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Lisland
Brioni
Yugoslavia
Tito
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Matyas Rakosi
Olfi Tito
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Romania
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