Major Legislation Ihe Wants Passed Still Not Resolved
President Eisenhower outlined six key legislative items unresolved after year end. Farm supports, Tex revision, Anti-Communist measures, housing, social security, foreign aid, debt limit, and atomic energy remain in limbo with House Senate friction and possible White House action.
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Washington Whs
Eigenhower
Senate
House
Senate Agriculture Committee
White House
Brownell
Senate Finance Committee
Atomic Energy
Prop Requirements Relaxed for 1954 Wheat Support
The Agristate law relaxed weight requirements for 1954 wheat price support due to adverse weather. Lower test weight wheat will be eligible under the new provisions to keep supports available and encourage orderly market behavior.
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Agri-ste Loveinnt
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents Listed
A Memorial Hospital notice lists residents and new arrivals including Mrs. Leta Church and baby girl, and Mrs. Marjorie Smallwood with baby girl, along with several entries for locations in Kansas City and surrounding areas. Additional names include Mrs. Ruby Wise and Mrs. Hattie Ostrom, with others noted at Route addresses and city streets.
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Goldie Throp
Ruby Wise
Fred W. Schaffert
Vt. St
William McGraw
Kansas City
Randolph Sink
Ind
Leta Church
T. Locust St
Hattie Ostorme
Baldwin
Marjorie Smallwood
Merriam
Ale Williams
Elm St
Marjorie Tate
Ernestine Irvine
Oscar Miles
Marie Garer
Gazette Endorses George Templar for Republican Nomination
The Emporia Gazette backs George Templar for the Republican nomination, with Editor William L. White stating the paper believes Templar will be nominated next week due to his strong campaign and notable qualities.
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Emporia U
Emporia Gazette Today
George Tamsite
William L. White
The
Gazette
Templar
State Traffic Deaths At Topeka In 34 Hours
State accident section lists traffic fatalities in Topeka Kansas over the last 34 hours ending at 184 26. The brief item notes multiple deaths and cites the section responsible for recording statewide traffic incidents.
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Kansas
140 Board Workers Continued From Page One
Long list of names under ward sections shows women and men assigned to counting and receiving roles. The document records volunteers across wards two through six coordinating petition receiving and counting duties with numerous local residents named.
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Fred Stewart
Marlon Barlow
Allee Kloox
H.R. Conkey
Mre
Maurice Drake
Ruth Potter
Crystal Price
Mra. Carl
Eat
Woodring Sees Docking as Democrats Best Bet for Governor
Former Gov. Harry H Woodring argues George Docking of Lawrence is the Democrats strongest chance to win the governorship this November He cites GOP splits as a parallel to his 1930 win and 1936 election Wolfing asserts independents and Republicans would back Docking if nominated and accuses Dockings supporters of backing Wichita Mayor William C Salome to seize party control.
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Topeka
Harry H. Woodring
George Docking
Lawrence
Woodring
Walter Haxman
Docking
William C. Salome
Wichita
McCarthy Says Cohn Declined Personal Office Post
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy states Roy Cohn refused an offer to serve as his personal consultant. Speaking at a testimonial dinner for the 27 year old lawyer, McCarthy says Cohn declined joining his personal staff while remaining chief counsel of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.
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New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Roy Cohn
McCarthy
Cohn
Senate
Roy
Docking vows state cleanup from cellar to garret
Kansas City report quotes George Docking promising a full cleanup if elected governor. He pledges a survey of all non civil service posts between election and inauguration to eliminate jobs used for politics. He says he will abolish any position that involves politics.
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Kansas City
Kas
George Docking
Garret
Docking
Thorne Pneumonia Death Attributed To Illness
A panel of four pathologists ruled Thorne died of acute bronchial pneumonia with a stomach condition, in a coroner jury inquiry into the 20 year old mail order fortune heir found dead June 19 in the near North Side Bohemian district. Earlier reports blamed alcohol and drugs possibly given by another person.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Thorne
Bohemian
Near North Side
Jerry Kearns
Kearns
Dr. Kearns
Witsneys
Harry Leon
Kiwanis Meeting Showcases Midwest Camp Musicians
A Kiwanis Club gathering at the Eldridge Hotel featured a dozen performers from the Midwestern Music and Art Camp and a one girl art show by Connie Bosze. Russell Wiley, Camp director, introduced the acts including vocal soloists Harry Moon and Catherine Dick, violinist James Thimes, trumpet solo by Carlyle Hume, trombone by Dave Crawford, with various accompanists from Monona Seneca Pittsburg Topeka Sedalia Green Ridge and Benton Harbor.
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Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Connie Bosze
Kiwanis
Russell Wiley
Harry Moon
Monona
Max Plummer
Seneca
James Thlmes
Pittsburg
Jim Avery
Ingt
Pursley
Coffeyville
Karen Smith
Greenridge
Carlyle Hume
Sedalia
Willis Rosenthal
Catherine Dick
Benton Harbor
Mich
Becky Grantham
Topeka
Stay of execution for Kidnapper Cary Chessman Ordered
The California Supreme Court under Justice Jesse W. Carter ordered a stay of execution for kidnapper Cary Chessman. Chessman, convicted in the Cell 2455 case, was to die in the state gas chamber at 10 a.m. PDT tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Cary Chessman
State Supreme Court
Jesse W. Carter
Chessman
Kremlin Celebrates with Vodka Toasts for Visiting Delegations
Moscow hosts a lavish reception at Spridanovka House honoring Chinese Premier Qian Emlai and Vietminh Deputy Premier Pham Van Dong. Khrushchev jokes with British Ambassador Hayter as Molotov presides over about 1,000 attendees including Western diplomats and newsmen. Malenkov attends but offers no toasts.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Qian Emlai
Pham van Dong
V. M. Molotov
William Hayter
Communist Party
Nikita 5S. Khrushchev
Leningrad
Khrushchev
Glasgow
Hayter
U.S
Spridanovka House
United States
Chou
Peiping
Georgi Malenkov
Iipromats
Tropical Storm Hits Southwest Louisiana
A tropical storm with 50 mph winds moved into southwest Louisiana early today. It crossed the Gulf from the northwest and centered near 20 miles southeast of Lake Charles at 7 am. The system is moving north-northwest at about 5 mph and weakening.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
United States Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Vermilion Bay
Cameron
Lake Charles
Northwest Gulf
Weather Bureau
Lawrence unit to return after two week summer encampment
About 60 officers and men of Co. H 137th Infantry, Lawrence National Guard, are due back in Lawrence at 10 15 a m Saturday from a two week summer encampment at Camp McCoy Wise The 35th Division includes units from Kansas and Missouri The guard detachment will arrive at the Union Pacific Depot. Weather notes: a .05 inch rainfall by early morning cooled the downtown 99 degree high to 72 by morning with 3.2 inches total for the month, 1.06 inches below normal.
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Co. H
137Th Inf
National Guard
Lawrence
Camp McCoy
Wise
35Th
Kansas
Missouri
Union Pacific
Bill Could Lift U S Home Building 10 to 20 Percent
Senate approval of a major housing bill aimed at expanding home construction. The measure liberalizes down payments and repayment terms on FHA loans, trims down payment from 2400 to 1200 on new homes, and extends loan terms up to three years. It also introduces lender risk sharing to curb repair loan scams and targets public housing reforms amid disputes over unit counts.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
White House
Indiana
House
Cape Kert
Gages
Cor
City Playgrounds Field Day Champions Named
Two hundred youths from city playgrounds competed yesterday at South Park in the annual Field Day organized by the Lawrence Recreation Commission with Wayne Bly directing. Winners across age groups include Anthony Bimpeda Omar Romero Jimmy Rush in midget boys and Bertha Holladay Betty Henry in junior girls, with many others in events such as Checkers Horse Shoes Box Hockey Table Tennis and Paddle Tennis.
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South Park
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Wayne Bly
Anthony Bimpeda
Omar Romero
Jimmy Rush
Kenneth Hornbereer
Sylvester Hagan
Billy Davis
Terry Troughss
Jerry Brune
Bertha Holladay
Betty Henry
Tony Simp- Carrom
Aller Mullaly
Bossy Newman
Barbara Guenther
Delores Holladay
Mary Scout
Terry Netase
Sammy Deal
Eugenia Holladay
Charlotte Wakefield
Durie
Milton Grindstaff
Roger Scott
Cimine
Mike Reed
Don Staden
Larry Smith
Joe Garcis
Bonnie Brown
Carol Brown
Beverly Crane
Eas Rirle
Janet Neis
Loretta His- Heer
Jim Stall
Jerry Reynolds
Norman Bishop
Bobby Lewman
Jeese Ramirez
Jo Ann Watery
Feeke
Sammy Garland
Max Jones
Sonny Owen
Prlneer
Patsy Barnes
Irene Gar
Nina Coleman
Rona Beet
Boya
Bramble
Larry Coleman
Walter Houk
Fred Atchisgo
Dwight Perry
Duke Clem
Joe Romero
Fred Bramble
Tommy Hill
Bor
Junior Hove
John Mull
Kenneth Hornberger
Glenn Rothwell
Geaker
Jerry Bruns
Bob Harper
Settleship
John Mul
Billy Davie
Joyce Hustin
Judy Snavely
Tether Ball
Enory
Sylvester Fagen
Jin Hill
Rentors
Milton Clark
Davis
Steve Hatfield
Joan Waters
Rozell
Weeks
Claudette
Sumford
H. Burchie
D. Harfeld
J. Haston
Barbara Guneter
Mary Scott
Obituaries list Theodore Johnson and Lester Pollom
Theodore Johnson 74 died last night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital born October 1879 in Lawrence lifelong resident member of Trinity Lutheran Church survived by sister Mrs Mamie Tuttle daughter Mrs Julia Winters and son Charles Johnson funeral plans pending Lester Boyd Pollom 63 Topeka state supervisor of vocational agriculture for 32 years died in Seattle while visiting son born October 10 1890 Topeka graduate of Kansas State College survived by mother four brothers and a sister funeral arrangements pending body to arrive Topeka Saturday plus a springtime dessert recipe added
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Theodore. Johnson
R. I. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mamie Tuttle
Julia Winters
Futton
Charles Johnson
Seal, Beach
Calif
Lester B. Pollom
Lester Boyd
Pollom
Topeka
C. W. Pollom
Seattle
Wash
Lester W. Pollom
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas
Methodist Church
Scottish Rite
Arab Shrine
Kiwanis Club
Boyd E. Pollom
North Hollywood
Ray H. Pollom
Fred
Senate votes 91 to 6 against admitting China to UN
The Senate backed blocking Communist China from the United Nations by a 91 to 6 vote. An amendment to a foreign authorization bill asked the President to explain policy moves if Peiping joined the UN. Earlier, a Capehart amendment to shift 750 million dollars of new foreign aid from grants to loans was defeated 37 to 33.
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Washington
Senate
China
United Nations
Congress
Peiping
International Organization
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Charter for New Bank Sought at Valley Center
State Bank Commissioner Elmer T. Beck announced Wichita men filed an application for a new bank in Valley Center Kansas. Led by A. W. Kincade of Fourth National Bank Wichita the State Bank of Valley Center would have 50000 capital. The move does not affect efforts to reorganize Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Valley Center, which faces possible losses over 310000 after the commissioner took charge for alleged irregularities.
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Topeka
State Bank
Elmer T. Beck
Wichita
Valey Center
Kas
Beck
A. W. Kincade
Fourth National Bank
State Bank of
Valley Center
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Templar Urges GOP Unity For Victory In Kansas
George Templar told a Wichita audience last night that the Republican Party has a good Kansas record but cannot win if members are at odds. He urged party unity to keep the GOP as a vehicle of good government and said changes require cooperation from educators, the legislature, state employees, and the public.
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Wichita
George Templar
Republican Party
Kansas
GOP
Templar
Navy awards contracts for carrier and submarines
The Navy announced contracts for a fourth large Forrestal class aircraft carrier and for two additional atomic powered submarines, the third and fourth of the new class.
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Navy Today
Conttracts
Markets At a Glance Heavy Demand Bobs and Bonds Steady
Markets at a glance show higher and selective demand with bonds steady and rails in the win. Cotton steady with trade buying. wheat firm. corn closed steady after early weakness. oats steady with light trade. Hog futures steady to 25 cents higher, top 23.00. Cattle steady to 50 cents up. steers and heifers top 26.00. Kansas City futures show cattle and calves small Thursday run with generally steady to modestly stronger prices. hogs higher. sheep steady with good to prime lambs 19.00-21.00 and ewes 3.00-4.00. Trading pace steady at around 2.6 million shares.
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K. C. Livestoc
Kansas City
USDA
Attock
Lemon Pepper Chicken Quarters with Piquant Bread Dressing
A tested method for baking chicken quarters on almonded bread dressing with lemon juice parsley and pimiento. The dish serves eight or four portions, bakes in foil lined pan at 400 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes until golden brown, with simple side options and make ahead tips.
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Local Market Reports and Market News Amid Mixed Stock Action
KC market notes show produce prices for eggs poultry and meat with ranges for weights and classes. Wheat and corn rates listed alongside a brief line about Wall Street activity as trading ends in New York.
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Mer
Wall Street
New York
Eagles Kill Lambs Prompt Montana Ranchers War
Ranchers in central Montana declare war on eagles after attacks on lambs. Government trapper Sherman Tanner reports killing an eagle with a seven plus foot wing span. Rancher Jamie Stevenson and herders say large birds carry off lambs or kill them on the ground. IN MEMORIAM section notes Karen Carleton missing one year.
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Helena
Montana
Sherman Tanner
Jamie Stevenson
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