Topeka brief invitation declined by Ottawa official
Kasi Reid Ward secretary of the Ottawa Hunting Assn. declined a press conference with Gov. Docking to discuss a land condemnation action. He sent a letter stating he could speak only as an individual and not as a club spokesman. Ward defended the association’s position and noted courts have ruled on the project’s necessity.
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Ottawa
Reid Ward
Ottawa Hunting Assn
George Dorking
Docking
Ward
Officrs
Linn County
Courts of Kansas
U. S. Supreme Court
Kansas
Supreme Court of Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Union Official Faces Fund Handling Claim at Bakery Union
Anthony Conforti, president of Chicago Bakers Local No. 1, testified that about 9,000 dollars of union funds were deposited into his savings account on orders from George Stuart, then international vice president. Conforti said the money came from a 10,500 dollar fund raised by locals 300 and 100 to help win a Bakers contract with Salerno-Megowen Biscuit Co. He followed instructions to move funds to a union account, withdraw cash, and hand it to Stuart, without questioning the orders.
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Washington U
Chicago Bakers Union
Anthony Conford
Conforti
George Stuart
International
Chicago
Salerno-Megowen Biscuit Co
Consort
Senate Rackets
Stuart
Nixon Gets a Fancy Shave in Asheville
Vice President Nixon found himself without a razor before addressing the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Asheville North Carolina. A Secret Service man sent to buy one met Mrs George J Evans the local convention chairwoman who produced an electric razor. Nixon approved it noting it was Tady's razor with a pink cord.
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Asheville
N. C
Nixon
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Secret Service
George J. Evans
Tady
Radiation Hazards Report Called Outdated by Scientist
Dr. Walter C. Selove of the University of Pennsylvania told a subcommittee of the Joint Senate House Atomic Committee hearings that the National Academy of Sciences radiation hazards report issued last year is seriously out of date. He said new findings would be welcome as lawmakers evaluate the risk of nuclear bomb fallout.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Walter C. Selove
University of Pennsylvania
Joint
Senate House Atomic Committee
Soviet Leaders Reach Helsinki for Last Diplomacy Mission
Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Helsinki aboard a Moscow special train at 5 pm after a Hungarian revolt earlier. Finnish leaders greeted them with a brass band and honor guard at the flag-decorated station. Peiping radio labeled the U.S. deal on a Japanese court for soldier William Girard a climb down aimed at appeasing global anti-U.S. sentiment.
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Helsinki
Nikolai Briganin
Nikity Khrushchev
Moscow
Finland
Hong Kong
Peiping Radio Today
U.S
William Girard
Teds
Funeral for Mrs. Annie Frances Smith Held in Tonganoxie
Mrs. Annie Frances Smith of Tonganoxie died Tuesday. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p.m. in the Congregational Church with Rev Robert Johns presiding. Burial in Mt. Muncie Cemetery, Leavenworth. Ad notice about vacation package embedded.
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Annie Frances Smith
Tonganoxie
Wie
Congregational Church
Robert Johns
Mt. Muncie
Leavenworth
Mumps delaying Max Falkenstein and wedding plans
Lawrence native Max Falkenstein longtime KU graduate and WREN Topeka radio manager contracted mumps Wednesday forcing him to miss his sister Sandra Falkenstein Simon elo’s wedding to Dr David Simon in Lawrence Saturday. The story notes his disappointment and jokes from friends as civic groups discuss Lawrence bus system changes and other local matters.
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Max Falkenstiin
Falkenstein
Lawrence
WREN
Topeka
Isobel
Parkenstien
Sandra
Max
Mmnst
Falkernstian
Thisrea
Mickey Cohen Outburst Not Criminal Libel
New York district attorney's office states statements by Mickey Cohen on ABC TV May 19 do not fall under criminal libel. The inquiry followed complaints by Captain Hamilton. grand jury questioned witnesses as the office defined criminal libel as malicious written defamation, not oral utterances.
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Dist. Atty. Fk
Hogan's
New York
County Board Rules One Week Paid Vacation
Douglas County Board of Commissioners reaffirmed a one week paid vacation rule for employees with at least six months service at the Wednesday meeting. Several officials criticized the resolution, claiming two weeks were previously granted, while Chairman Elmer Ousdahl said the move is a long-standing policy reaffirmed by the new board.
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Douglis
Ousdahl
Army poised to enter satellite program after Jupiter tests
Washington reports the Army, buoyed by a successful Jupiter guided missile test, ready to join Earth satellite efforts, potentially challenging Air Force and Navy programs. A top scientist claims the service has a completed missile capable of launching 200 pound baby moons, following Friday's test sending a 1600 mile range over the Atlantic.
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Washington
Air Force
Navy
Army
United States
Avlantic Ocean
County Tax Law Tightens Bills to Close Loopholes
Local tax officials say new state legislation closes long held loopholes that let some avoid paying their personal tax. County tax bills rose steadily from 1940 to 1980, surpassing $3 million in 1957 after years under $1 million and then climbing past $2 million in 1951.
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Norman
Douglas County
Senate panel backs two year military aid plan
Washington reports President Eisenhower won a partial victory as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a two year military assistance program. The panel will decide how much the administration may spend and will later consider the broader economic aid program.
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Washington
Ald
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Inter
Hospital Births And Dismissals Listing Names
Memorial Hospital records show births and discharges including Nina Streit Frances Yadl Blanche Lory Mesladys Tadlock Harald Wright and Roberta Ewing Vera Payne Emalie Ackerman Zelma Allen and Shiela Reardon. Patients Patricia Neeland and others are listed among dismissals and residences across multiple streets and towns.
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Nina Streit
Frances Yadl
Blanche Lory
Ladys Tadlock, Baldwin
Harald Wright
Haskell
Patricia Neeland
Sunflower
Editha Patehon
William Klinkenbers
Donnlin
Klinkensberg
Daniel Bentch
Ann Harlow
Crescent Rd
Roberta Ewing
Vera Payne
N. J
Emalie Ackerman
Zelma Allen
DeSota
Shiela’ Reardon
Ala
PTA Leaders Attend Kansas University Workshop
Woodlawn PTA president Mrs Lester Proctor leads a group including vice president Mrs Arnald Elliott and committee chairs Mrs S C Morris Mrs Milton Hall and Mrs Ernest Hall at a Leadership Workshop Wednesday at Kansas University. Roy Laughlin and Liz Bosze handled receiving and registration duties.
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Lester Proctor
Woodlawn Pta
Arnald Elliott
S.C. Morris
Milton Hall
Ernest Hall
Kansas University
Roy Laughlin
Williz Bosze
Market at a Glance and Grain Prices NY Stock Rally
Markets at a Glance show higher stocks led by industrials while bonds mixed and agricultural commodities move with weather and legislation. Kansas City grain quotes list corn oats and soybeans with futures figures, livestock prices show cattle hogs and sheep activity, and the Day in Wall Street notes a broad upside push with several gainers and a mixed close.
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K. C
Kansas City
Anc
USDA
U. S
Wall Street
New York
Amerada
General American Oil
Texas
Gull
Texas Co
Royal Dutch
Nixon Says Khrushchev Plays Shell Game On Troop Plan
Vice President Nixon denounced Khrushchev’s new European troop withdrawal proposal as a shell game. He argued the plan would leave free European nations at the mercy of the Communist world and urged a balanced approach with allied protection.
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Nixon
Khrushchev
Aliueville
N.C
Russia
Europe
Vikita 5
Khrushches
United States
Telephone firm purchase approved in Kansas
The Kansas Corporation Commission authorized W. I. G. Thal Telephone Co. of Gardner to acquire Osage City Telephone Co. and convert it to dial service. The commission also allowed Gardner cooperative to borrow 450000 dollars from the federal government to buy the other company.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
W. I. G. Thal Telephone Co
Gardner
Osage City Telephone Co
K. C
Gardner Cooperative
Lother Company
Dunieveys and Martins Hold Family Reunion
Descendants of James Dunlevey and Lucinda Evans Martin gathered at the Agar Fairgrounds for a family reunion. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. Lloyd Bigsby of Lawrence as president, C. Earl Martin of Lawrence as vice president, and Mrs. R. R. Adams of White City as secretary. Attendees included numerous relatives from Kansas, Wyoming, Arizona, and Iowa, with many partners and children present.
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James Dunlevey
Lucinda Evans Martin
Agar Fairgrounds
Lloyd Bigsby
Lawrence
C. Earl Martin
R. R. Adams
White City
Edith Dawson
Unionville
Conn
Ivan Reat
Larned
Frank ©. Wheeler
Osawatomie
Alvin J. Wheeler
Cheyenne
Wyo
Adams
Jess Spencer
Barebara
Mary
Florence
Cheers
Frank
O. Martin
Nancy Martin
Topeka
John Marvin Chezik
Waverly
Iowa
Doris Lanksbury
Roger
Phoenix
Ariz
Wilson Martin
Robert Martin
Charles Fart Martin
Ira Martin
Jack Tuggle
John Musick
Cheryl
Johnny
Richard Markley
Stephen
Anita
Diana
Carl O. Kirk
Carla June
Lloyd N. Bigsby
Michael
C. E. Nuklin
Glen Mays
Osawwa- ' Tomie
Obituary for Charles C. Krum Dies at 69
Charles Cyrus Krum born December 13 1887 in Lawrence died May 29 1957 at his home 809. The notice notes his long life and passing at his residence. A local obituary records his birth in Lawrence and his death at the stated address.
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Charles Cyrus Krum
Lawrence
Krum Family Rites Note Lawrence Cider Founder
John C Krum son of J W and Ellen Krum dies after leading Lawrence Cider and Vinegar Co since 1901. He married Jeanette Walker on March 4 1917 and had two sons John C Krum of Des Moines and William W Krum of Kansas City. Funeral May 1 at Rumsey, burial Memorial Park. Survived by widow Jeanette, two sons, grandson Mark Geren Krum, brother J J Krum, sister Mrs H E Anderson. Card of thanks from family follows.
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Loon St
J. W
Ellen Krum
Lawrence
Jeanette Walker
John C. Kram
Des Moines
Iowa
William W. Krum
Kansas City
J. W. Krum
Lawrence Cider and Vinegar Co
Rlo Pa. St
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Fraternal Order of Police
Jack Evans
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