McKay Announces State Bird Season Regulations
Interior Department announces bag and possession limits for doves rails and gallinules across states. Shooting hours largely from half hour before sunrise to sunset with variations by species and flyway. Mourning dove limits set at 10 in some states and 8 in others. dates span Sept 1 to Oct 30 in Missouri and Sept 1 to Nov 13 in Kansas and Colorado.
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Washington
Cretary
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Ilinois
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Central Flyway
Election returns hint runoffs in McClellan race and Oklahoma upset
Early unofficial totals show McClellan leading McMath by a small margin with 155,020 to 120,785 and others behind. Ellender wins Louisiana nomination in rural areas. Oklahoma sees Raymond Gary win the Democratic governor nomination while Lt. Gov. Berry loses to Pink Williams known for a notorious postcard flap.
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McMath
McClellan
Paul Chambers
Leonard Ellis
Ellender
Louisiana
Abi
New Orleans
Frank B. Ellis
Ellis
Gilbert Fault
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
William O. Coe
James E. Berry
Berry
Pink Williams
Immigration Chief Urges Ellis Island Closure and NYC Shift
Justice Department says Immigrant Service should abandon Ellis Island in New York Harbor and move all operations to New York City at 70 Columbus Ave. The plan would save 800000 to 900000 dollars annually and improve efficiency, with the attorney general to decide. Ellis Island has processed immigrants since 1892.
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Washington
Justice Department
Atlis Island
New York Harbor
New York City
Ing
Atty
Gen
Brownell
New York Area
Columbus Ave
Ellis Island
Immigration Service
Challenge by Navy Chief On Segregation Question
Secretary of the Navy Charles S. Thomas rejected claims the Navy ignores racial integration. He addressed Lester Granger of the National Urban League after Granger resignation citing lack of urgency in evaluating recommendations. Thomas defended the Navy as a leader in pursuing racial equality.
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Navy
Washington
Charles S. Thomas
Thomas
Lester Granger
National Urban League
New York City
Granger
Acacia Lodge 9 AFL AT to Meet for Master Mason Work
A social communication of Acacia No. 9 AFL AT will meet at 4 30 pm Thursday July nd for work in Master Mason's degree. Welcome. Wm. V. Comb Wo ML, Marlon A, Barlow, Seem Ads.
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Acacia No Lodge No
Mison
Wm. V. Comb
Marlon A
Barlow
Seem
Rhee Urges U S Action as Bandits Rob Missouri Bank
Rhee calls for American intervention and cites allied divisions offered as U S aid. In Pevely Missouri, two armed bandits stormed the Bank of Pevely taking about 40 1740 dollars and money from tellers before fleeing. A police chase followed with highway patrol planes locating the getaway car.
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Pevely
Missouri Highway
William A. Weber
Weber
R.insey
Highway Patrol
W. S. Barton
St. Louis
Here
Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputies
FBI
Free Golf School For Youths At Lawrence Club
LOC pro Pat Conn announces a free golf school for local teens at Lawrence Country Club starting 9:30 a.m. Friday August 6. Parents need not be members to enroll. Instruction will be individual focused with weekly sessions through August and into September, possibly two or three times per week depending on enrollment.
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Pat Conn
Lawrence Country Club
Loc
Conn
Atom Program to Exist Long as Reds Threaten
UNITED NATIONS United States officials told the UN Disarmament Commission that the United States is adapting its armed forces for atomic weapons and will continue as long as Communist aggression endures. Morehead Patterson, the U. S. delegate, acknowledged the program and pressed Tsarapkin to note Russia may be pursuing similar changes. He denied Soviet charges of plans for a third world war.
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Rhee
Soviet Union
United States
Republic of Korea
Chinson Formosa
Free World
Korea
Indochina
Russia
China
United Nations
N.Y
U. N
U. S
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Morehead Patterson
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Patterson
Tearapkin
Dismissed Names Plague Memorial Hospital List
A fragmentary hospital notice lists numerous individuals with addresses in Sharon Williams Sunflower Irvine Eudora and Sunflower areas. The entry ends with a family detail noting a baby boy born to Mrs. Gay Sullivan and a phrase about dismissal.
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Francea Etcherd
Sharon Williams
Sunflower Rd
Sunflower
Ernestine
Irvine
Merriam
Agnes Holmes
Eudora
Mra
Cora K. Melvin
23Rd St
Judy Lovette
Lane
Dudley Tuggle
Kay Huhn
Horace-Melton
Barker Ave
Grant Ingle
Ky. St
Bertha Knop
Ruby Wise
Gay Sullivan
Alice Hadl
la. St. A
Arn rejects campaign abuse charges in Kansas race
Gov Arn calls claims that state departments are aiding the Republican governor race absurd. Lt. Gov Hall says the Tax Commission is a de facto campaign hub for rival George Templar and AC B stenographers produce campaign material. Arn declined further comment.
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Topeka
Arn
Fred Hall
Tax Commission
George Templar
Hall
Alcohol Beverage Control Office
Templar
Store Blast Kills Hartford City Man Injured Trapped
An explosion at Shawhan Cigar Store in Hartford City at noon today killed one man and sent a dozen others to hospitals. Four people were trapped in the wreckage as fire department crews fought the blaze and investigated the cause, with police saying the blast may have been caused by gas. Names of the dead and injured were not learned at report time.
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Hartford
City
Ind
Shawhan
Hartford City
Fdientan
Joseph Cain
Gre
Cain
Critics Overridden on Farm Law and Atomic Energy Bill
Critics override pace on farm legislation and housing tax revisions. Knowland at the White House says Eisenhower pleased with Senate passage of the atomic energy bill. He expects adjournment between August 7 and 10. Senate amends the atomic energy bill to authorize plants with funding and delays exclusive patents for 10 years. House bill grants civilian patent rights and bars AEC from A power business. Negotiations to continue behind closed doors.
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Knowland
Whites House
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Women panel on George Templar program aired by WIBW
Lawrence residents discuss the George Templar gubernatorial bid on WIBW radio with four women from the Templar for Governor Committee leading the panel. Other local events include Leavenworth school trip plans, a Leavenworth Leaverw North lunch, and weather notes with a 100 degree peak. Agricultural Stabilization Committee canvassed wheat quota votes, showing 186 for and 117 against. national result favored continuation of quotas.
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Lawrence
David McCreath
Route 1
George Templar
WIBW
Topeka
Hobart Hoyt
Lyons
Albert Kay
St. John
Nell Renn
Arkansas City
McCreath
Douglas County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Missing parking meter leads to overtime ticket case
A man claimed a park ing meter vanished after he left it for about 50 minutes and returned with an overtime ticket. The judge found the meter defective and noted a patrolman had recorded a red reading before repair crews took it for overhaul. Roy William Daniels was fined $25 for leaving the scene of an accident.
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Albany
Joni
Lancik
San Overhaul
Roy William Daniels
KU Carillon Recital Sets Summer Concert Tone
University of Kansas hosts a summer carillon recital by Ronald Barnes from 8 to 8:45 p m The program features Fantasia for carillon and assorted melodies including pieces by Tchaikovsky Pleyel Mahler and others amid a varied composer lineup and titles noted in the program.
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University of Kansas
Ronald’ Barnes
Pleyel
O Briedar
Crimaon
W. Weatcott
I. Felchiar
Mahler
Plot to Divide Continued from page 6
The President discussed strategy on economic and security issues as Cooper backs reelection while breaking with the administration on two votes related to the atomic energy bill. He praised Cooper for honesty and expressed respect for his legal stance. Food prices may stabilize if Congress passes a flexible farm price support bill instead of the current rigid plan. The tariff on certain imported watches rose to 50 percent, a move Eisenhower said protects U S defense industries, though it strained U S Swiss trade ties. The President signaled no immediate decision on Western Germany sovereignty, pending further study though he supports the Senate panel’s resolution allowing action if France approves the EDC treaty.
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Cac Ain
Sen
r_iR Ky
Cooper
United States
Eisenhower
Switzerland
Germany
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
Intimacies With Doctor Revealed by Susan Hayes
Cleveland prosecutor Frank T. Cullitan said Susan Hayes signed a statement claiming she had intimate relations with Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard. The statement contradicts last week’s inquest testimony by the osteopath and mentions gifts including a gold ring and a jacket.
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Cleveland
Frank T. Cullitan
Susan Hayes
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
California
Cullitan
Dr. Id
Los Angeles
Dr. Sheppard
Marilyn
County Court Fines Hall For Failing To Stop At Crossing
Alvin J. Hall of 102813 Conn. St. was fined $5 and costs yesterday in County Court for failing to stop before entering a highway. Local authorities cited the driver for traffic safety violation and proper procedural handling followed.
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Alvin J. Hall
Conn. _St
Cosix
Kansas leaders urge price break on corn for hog farmers
Colbert and Rizley press for government aid to Kansas hog producers to avoid losses. They propose corn at 1.55 dollars per bushel or less and outline six points from Kansas State College Extension including emergency loans, feed programs, and favorable tax policies for drought losses.
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Colbert
Rizley
Dahl
Roy Freeland
Topeka
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Glenn Picket
Kansas Livestock Association
L. C. Wiliams
Manhattan
Kansas State College Extension
Kansas Iio
Kansas
Commodity Credit” Corporation
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Hemme and Mr Buck
Mrs May D Hemme 70 of Perry died yesterday in a Topeka hospital born Sept 2 1883 Lyndon lived near Newman 43 years before Perry move eight years ago. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Perry Methodist Church burial Newman Cemetery. Buck Perry Omer Buck 74 died at home Lawrence resident 42 years worked Lawrence Paper Co Spanish American War Moro campaign VFW grave services Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving family listed.
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May D. Hemme
Perry
Topeka
Lyndon
Newman
Thompsonville
Alice Parker
Oskaloosa
Edward L. Hemme
Raymond H. Hemme
Herman Wischropp
Otto Wisehropp
W. F. Wischropp
Willis
Calif
Perry Methodist Church
Newman Cemetery
Perry C. Buck
12Th St
Buck
Cincinnati
Lawrence
Lawrence Paper Co
U. S. Army
Philippines
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rumsey Funeral Home
VFW
Memorial Park Cemetery
Bessie Buck
Perry Omer Buck Jr
Gaylord Schneck
Clyde Johnson
May Walker
Iowa
Anna Laurtz
St. Joseph
Man Pleads Guilty in Whiskey Charge
Ramsey Fortson of 809 Maple Street pleaded guilty in County Court to manufacturing and delivering alcohol to six 16 year old local youths. He was fined 75 dollars plus costs. The youths were later detained by the Douglas County sheriff. Atty Milton Pi Alen and Sheriff Billy son met with the boys and parents to warn against recurrence.
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Ramsey Fortson
Maple St
Fortson
Douglas
Co. Atty. Milton
Alen
Billyson
Coffeyville Banker T W Higgins Dies After Illness
Coffeyville mourns as T W Higgins 60 vice president of Condon National Bank and president of the Coffeyville Board of Education dies after a long illness.
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Coffeyville
T. W. Higginson
Condon National Bank
Coffeyville Board of Education
Market at a Glance Stocks Mixed and Grains Steady
Market at a Glance shows mixed stocks with some gains in low-priced issues. Wheat futures rise modestly while corn and oats move within narrow ranges. cash grain in Kansas City lists various prices and grades for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans. Hogs and cattle show slight advances in cash markets. Wall Street opens with uneven gains as railroad and oil stocks lead early strength after tariff news.
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C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
Postmaster Named for Emporia Kansas
The Senate confirmed George K. Jackson as post master at Emporia Kansas. His appointment follows his nomination outlining duties and scope for the local postal service.
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Washington
Senate Today
George K. Jackson
Emporia
Kas
Swiss Visitor Detailing Farm Life and Rotating Placements
The article describes how IFYE exchange visitors live on assigned farms as family members rather than hired help. Devonage began in Rice County for six weeks, then Anderson County for a month, and ten days with relatives in San Antonio. He plans to attend a Rock Springs orientation, work near Lexington for two months, then return to Washington for final orientation before sailing home.
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Mra. Glover
Devonage
Rice County
Anderson County
San Anstonio
IFYE
Rock Springs
Manhattan
U.S
Lexington
Washington, D. C
Switzerland
Hunger strike by 1400 inmates at Washington State Penitentiary
In Walla Walla 1400 prisoners began an unexplained hunger strike at the state penitentiary. The inmates skipped meals since yesterday, remained quiet through the night, and offered no immediate demands during the breakfast hour.
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Elade
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Philip Pine
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Stason
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Leavenworth Recreation Commission
South Park
Leaverw North
K. U. Visual Education Department
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Allis
Grace & Co
Greyhound
Gui Oil
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Lion Oil
Martin
McKess & R
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Phill Pet
Wy Radio Co
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Ide
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UN Pac
US Steet
Packard Willys University Motors
Ona Een
Skinner
Prene
Douglas County State Bank
Bank of Friendly Service
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Milt Stoffer
Hampshire
Beorge Pickens
John Picksne
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