Midwest Air Hearings Open Across 11 States
Hearings before the Civil Aeronautics Board opened with 11 Midwest states presenting air service needs. Four airlines Frontier, North Central, Ozark, and Central seek routes expanding networks into North and South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota Iowa Missouri Illinois Wisconsin and beyond with sessions in Washington starting September 18.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Curtis Henderson
Washington
Rocky Mountains
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Oklahoma
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Revenue Official Urges Merchants to Get Forms
Wichita. Director of Internal Revenue Gus Koehler urged merchants with floor stocks subject to the federal highway program tax to secure Form 2265 for returns due October 5. The tax applies to floor stocks held July 1 and increases include gasoline by one cent per gallon and tires by eight cents per pound, with hikes for excise taxes on trucks trailers and buses.
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Wichita
Internal Revenue
Gus Koehler
Koehler
College students average three colds a year
A study of college students shows the typical student contracts about three upper respiratory infections annually. The findings highlight common exposure in dormitory settings and seasonal onset, underscoring the impact on attendance and well being.
Virginia Wallace Plans Senior Recital at KU Strong Auditorium
Virginia Wallace will present her senior piano recital at 8 p.m. Thursday in Strong Auditorium at Kansas University. A student of Angelica Morales von Sauer she is a Topeka High School graduate active as an accompanist on campus and a member of the A Cappella choir and KU Chorale. She has served as substitute organist for Topeka First Methodist Church and belongs to Sigma Alpha Iota.
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Virginia Vogel Wallace
Strong
Kansas University
First Methodist Church of
Topeka
Sigma Alpha Iota
Hall denies segregated headquarters in Wichita
Everett Fettis, Hall campaign manager, said Gov. Fred Hall uses three Wichita branch headquarters and all are used by white and colored alike. Warren Shaw accused the Wichita offices of segregation, prompting a retort that the facilities serve all voters. Also noted is a separate statistic: evaporated milk usage rose from 61 million cases in 1947 to 55 million in 1955.
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Fred Hall
Wichita
Everett Fettis
Hall
Envidatep
Warren Shaw
America
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