Perry Bank Merger Ties Ozawkie to Perry Institution
Merger of the Bank of Perry and Ozawkie State Bank was announced Thursday night. Details will be worked out in the next six days. The Perry reserve in Delaware River will inundate part of Ozawkie and the main threat for the merger. Frank H. Meek remains bank president. Clarence Barnes becomes vice president. Glenn Swagger chairs the board. Frank E. Obenland to head as well. All employees retained, Perry staff about 300.
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Frank E. Obenland
Quarvk 2 Bank
Perry
Quankie Bank
Meek Sald
Journal-World Today
Barnes
Bank of Perry
The
Ozawkie Bank
Scandal In Mines Leads to Multiple Sentences
In Dauphin County Court, Stickler, Evans, James F Torrance, Paul J McNeill, and Clayton A Landsidle faced sentencing. Stickler drew two years for conspiracy and five years for false pretenses, to run concurrently. Evans got three to four years, McNeill 10 to 23 months, Torrance two to four years, and Landsidle 22 to 47 months.
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As R
Stickler
Evans
James F. Torrance
Paul J. McNeill
Commission
Clayton A. Landaldle
Manu-Mine
Dau Phin
McNeill
Torrance
Landsidle
Chrysler Assembly Line Down After Walkout
Chrysler Corp shut down Plymouth body and assembly plants in Detroit after two union stewards refused to work, prompting a walkout. The UAW had instructed members to work during a non contract period and offered no immediate comment.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Plymouth
Chrysler
UAW
Pharmacy Board closes three day KU meeting in Malott Hall
The Kansas State Board of Pharmacy wrapped a three day session at Kansas University Malott Hall. Six practical and 44 theoretical exams were conducted. Forty four students must pass theory and practical to qualify for state licensing. 34 will return in three months to complete testing.
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Kansas State Board of Pharmacy
Malott Hall
Kansas University
Deaths and Funerals James E Crawford and Ruby A Cassel
James E Crawford former Lawrence resident died Wednesday in Denver Graveside services at Memorial Park Cemetery 2 p m Saturday Rumsey Funeral Home in charge He survived by widow Beulah C Crawford of Denver and two sisters Ruby A Cassel former Lawrence resident died Thursday funeral 30 p m Sunday Popkess Funeral Home Sabetha Rev Albert F Bramble will officiate both services and graveside burial at Sun Hil Cemetery Manhattan
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James E. Crawford
Lawrence
Denver
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rumsey Funeral Home
Beulah C. Crawford
Ruby A. Cassel
Popkess
Sabetha
Albert F. Bramble
Lawrence First Methodist Church
Sun- - Hil
Manhattan
Dulles policy split over Yugoslavia and satellite aid
Dulles policy shows tension as 1955 Yugoslav independence sparks concern across Europe. Senate votes 43 to 42 to strike a new authority from the foreign aid bill aimed at aiding non Soviet bloc countries. Proxmire’s attempt to cut military aid failed amid party split and administration criticism.
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Europe
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Double Cross
Dulles
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Kennedy
State Department
Humphrey
Senate
Soviet Union
Red China
North Korea
Proxmire
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Knowland
Styles Bridges
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
Conference of All Reepublican
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Foreign Relations Committee
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Understanding Labeled Vital by Gov Docking
Gov George Docking tells Sunflower Boys State delegates that politics is a basic government function but must be balanced by the business of running government which should take precedence over politics. He notes that party power holders may need replacement when they fail to act in the government's interest.
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Wichita
George Docking
Sunflower Boys
More Help For Fight Grasshoppers Reaches West
The Agriculture Department will send extra personnel and equipment to southwestern Kansas western Oklahoma southeast Colorado northeast New Mexico and Northern Texas to combat a severe grasshopper outbreak. The federal government will cover one third the cost of insecticidal treatments on rangeland roadsides and idle lands. Rep J Floyd Breeding urged declaring western Kansas a disaster area due to the invasion.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
J. Floyd Breeding
D-Kas
Benson
Eisenhower recalls D Day at breakfast anniversary
President Eisenhower, during a White House breakfast with House Republicans, signed a place card and, upon being told the date, recalled the Normandy invasion as the 14th anniversary. He highlighted his role as supreme commander and the 1944 Normandy landings in France.
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Washington
Eisenhower
France
Europe
White House
Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Presidnt
Normandy
Four Lawrence Contributors Publish Indian Education Study
The Bureau of Indian Affairs released a 249 page book by four KU based scholars including L Madison Coombs and E Gordon Collister with Dean Kenneth E Anderson and Ralph E Kron. The study compares Indian children's school achievement with white peers using data since 1950 from KU Education School consulting for the bureau.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
U.S. Department of Interior
Kansas University
Lawrence
L. Madison Coombs
Washington, D.C
Ralph E. Kron
Monroeville
E. Gordon Collister
KU Guidance Bureau
Kenneth E. Anderson
The
Education School
KU Education School
Bureau
Lebanon Rejects Arab League Proposal on UAR Interference
Lebanon today rejected an Arab League proposal to drop charges that the United Arab Republic interfered in its politics. A resolution would have sent a fact-finding mission to Lebanon to investigate the United Arab Republic's alleged efforts to overthrow pro-Western President Camille Chamoun.
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Bengaly
Libya
Lebanon
Arab League
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Camille Cha Tmoun
Grain shipments rise forecast for Kansas harvest
The Trans Missouri Kansas Shippers Board predicted a 15 percent jump in grain shipments in the third quarter. They forecast 83,285 cars of grain loaded, up from 72,411 cars in the same 1957 quarter, aided by Kansas wheat harvest projected near 50 million bushels.
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Wichita
Trans-Missouri-Kansas Shippers Board
Kansas
Parole Revocation Sends Hamilton to State Penitentiary
In the Courts District Court Larry Hamilton of 1826 Tenn St was sentenced to the State Penitentiary in Lansing after his parole was revoked. John Slavens of 1439 Prairie Ave was sentenced to Lansing after pleading guilty to grand larceny.
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Larry Hamilton
Tenn. St
Lansing
John Slavens
Prairie Ave
Fall From Bed Kills Boy in Bonner Springs
An 8 year old boy died from a skull fracture after falling from a bunk bed in Bonner Springs. Richard Borders Jr. toppled from the upper bunk Wednesday night and died yesterday.
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Bonner Springs
Richard Borders Jr
Concentration Fatal for Two Boys on Erie Trestle
BARBERTON Ohio AP two brothers Jimmy Ha zuka 10 and Ronald 8 died while playing on an Erie Railroad trestle with Ted Mann 9. A westbound freight train driven by engineer John L Son tag of Marion traveling about 50 mph horned and braked but the boys could not reach safety. Ted escaped but Jimmy and Ronald fell to the tracks beneath amid rock throwing and a dangerous game near the creek under the trestle.
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Barberton
Ohio
Jimmy Hazuka
Ronald
Ted Mann
Erie
John L. Sontag
Marion
Ted
Haruka
Barberton Belt Line
Jimmy
Rone
Memorial Hospital Admits Range of Newborns and Parents
Birth notes list multiple families among residents of Baldwin, DeSoto, Tonganoxie, and nearby areas. Families include Marlene Sereidel, Dorothy Radcliffe, June Smith, Freida Kimball, Etta Whitten, Alberta Kepple, Teresa Fisher, Anna Lawson, Bonnieckholdt, Otto Zila, Lorene Hollingsworth, Joan Williams and baby, Karen Carlsen, Lyman Wiley, Frank Williams, Alberta Greenwell, Shirley Gaston, Katherine Schwartz, Katharine Riein, and others. The birth entry cites Mr and Mrs Franklin Dressler welcoming a son on Thursday.
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Marlene A. Sereidels
Dorothy E. Radcliffe
June A. Smith
Freida B Kimball
Stes Ginger Ireland
DeSoto
Etta B. Whitten
Alberta da C. Kepple
Baldwin
Teresa Sue Fisher
Anna Marie Lawson
Balewan
Bonnie _ Louckholdt
Leo Buddy
Buck
Sing Eee
Otto Ba Zila
Beth
Ohio St. Mire
Lorene Hollingsworth
E. 19Th St
Smes
Joan Williams
Karen Carlsen
Sunset Dr
Lyman Wiley
Andre 'Rd
Frank Williams
Alberta Greenwell
Wiens Eastman Ewing
Tonganoxte
Richard Morrias
Eudora
Shirley Gaston
Pate
Sunnyside
Jerry Lester
Route 2
Katherine Schwartz
R. I. St
Katherine C. iRiein
Sunflower
Banker Warns Knowledge Alone Won’t Secure U S Edge
Joseph C. Willman, president of the American Bankers Association, told the American Institute of Banking convention that the United States cannot rely only on scientific and technological progress to stay ahead in global competition. He urged combining advancements with efforts by management and labor to improve education, training, productivity, efficiency, and price discipline.
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United States
American Bankers Assn
Joseph C. Wellman
American Institute of Banking
Kansas City
Wreck Damage Estimated At 950 In Barker Ave Collision
Police reported a two car crash on Barker Avenue in the 2000 block causing $950 damage. No injuries were reported. Drivers named Phoebe H. Irviz, 21, of 1132 Ohio Street, and Dr. Presye L. Hathcock of Fayetteville were involved.
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Barker Avenue
Phoebe. H. Irviz
Ohio St
Dr. Pres Ye L. Hathcock
Fayetteville
Airman Accused of Burglary Using Dog as Lookout
A New York airman faced burglary charges after authorities say he used a shepherd dog to alert during break-ins at a base quarters and a Calverton gas station. Total loot was about $1,200. Weinert admitted teaching the dog to keep watch while he worked.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Dale L. Myers 23 of Wellington and Peggy J. Hausman 20 of Eudora. Harold R. Massey 19 and Joyce McConkey 19 both of Eudora. Donald A. Morris 21 and Shirley B. Browning 22 both of Topeka. Robert G. Allen 25 of Lawrence and Virginia R. Smith 20 of Lecompton.
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Dale L. Myers
Wellington
Peggy J. Hausman
Eudora
Harold R. Massey
Joyce McConkey
Donald A. Morris
Shirley B. Browning
Topeka
Robert G. Allen
Lawrence
Virginia R. Smith
Lecompton
Infantry Officer Feted at Fort Riley Birthday Ceremony
The Army's 1st Infantry Division honored beachhead commander Gen Willard G Wyman on its 41st birthday and the 79th anniversary of D Day. Wyman flew from Fort Monroe Virginia for the ceremony and plans retirement in July.
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FT. Riley
Normandy
Willard G._ Wyman
Ft. Monroe
Stolen church projector and cash in Lawrence
A Bell and Howell motion picture projection machine and about $11 were taken from First Baptist Church at 8th and Ky Streets in a theft reported Friday. Police said the entry method is unknown. Constant Construction Co. of Lawrence appears to be the low bidder on reconditioning of the University Art Museum, with bids opened Thursday afternoon.
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Bell & Howell
First Baptist Church
8Th and
Ky. Sts
Sai
Non-Stop Gab Has Big Day At Talk Fest
Mrs Verna York a 24 year old mother of two began a marathon talking contest at 2 a m in Fayetteville North Carolina and spoke until 1 07 a m totaling 99 hours 23 minutes with a new record set by each of the three prior contestants all women. Prior records were 28 hours 44 minutes 14 seconds by Mrs J D Mc Cauley a 49 year old grandmother and 27 34 hours by Mrs Lois Grant a 27 year old secretary. The event took place at an appliance store and was aired locally.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Verna York
J. D. McCauley
Lois Grant
KU football players must take summer courses to be eligible
Kansas University football players will need summer school or correspondence work to remain eligible for action this fall, but all appear able to progress normally and none are considered lost to the 1958 season. Fred Hall, Republican governor candidate, kicks off a Northeastern Kansas campaign tour, visiting multiple towns including McLouth, Oskaloosa, Meriden, Valley Falls, Winchester, Nortonville, Effingham, Muscotah, Lancaster, and Atchison.
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Kansas University
Fred Hall
Kausas
Sha Se Seies
Efferson Cave
Hall
Tovignenone Behe
Lenin Lennear
McLouth
Oskaloosa
Meriden
Valley Falls
Winchester
Nortonville
Effingham
Muscotah
Lancaster
Atchison
Woman withholds name at Union Station incident
A unnamed woman refused to give her name after an incident at Kansas City Union Station early today. A razor blade lay on the floor. she received hospital treatment and was jailed for questioning. Police found a $1 bill with her.
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Kansas City
Blacksmith bows to space age in New York trip
York Springs, Pa. AP report says George M. Myers, a blacksmith who refused to use an automobile, will visit New York by plane next week at age 80. His daughter challenged him to travel by air, and the plan fulfills that dare as his son Arthur lives in New York City.
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York Springs
George M. Myers
New York
Pennsylvania
Myers
Arthur
New York City
Enrollments Smooth For Summer Session At KU
KU summer enrollment proceeded with no major problems over Thursday and Friday. Regular enrollment closes at noon Saturday, with a late fee of five dollars for those enrolling during regular times. Graduate students receive an extra enrollment day due to higher numbers.
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Kansas University
Strong Hall
Kansas Union Ballroom
Farmers Union Appeals For Help In Its Grasshopper Fight
Topeka AP Kansas Farmers Union asks for aid to combat grasshopper swarms menacing western Kansas crops worth millions. President Martin Byrne urges emergency action using aerial spray equipment and federal disaster assistance to secure crops in the first wheat season in five years. Governor Docking had asked USDA to declare infested areas disaster zones and receive aid while Senator Schoeppel secured a federal eradication specialist for the state.
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Topeka
Kansas Farmers Union
Kansas
Martin Byrne
Byrne
George Docking
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Andrew Schoeppel
Larsen Hits 500 Mark in Major League Career
New York AP reports Larsens milestone as the pitcher reaches .500 in majors. He helped secure a doubleheader victory for the Yankees before a split with the Chicago White Sox, marking a notable point in his World Series history.
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NEW York
Reasen
Ly Haa
Ictory
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Couple Held For Looting Houses In Three Counties
In Missouri, Arthur Lamar and his wife Evelyn were jailed on burglary charges after confessing to 32 break ins across Washington Crawford and Jefferson counties. Sheriffs say they used their 12 year old daughter to check homes, and sold loot at Illinois auctions. The pair were arrested at their farm near Berryman and await trials in Washington and Crawford counties with the child placed in an uncle’s home.
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Potosi
Tom Allen
Washingtton County
Mont Turnbaugh
Crawford County
Arthur Lamar
Evelyn
Allen
Berryman
Samara
Missouri
Ilinois
Lamars
Waton County
Jefferson County
Washington County
Turnbough
Orientation previews open for KU freshmen this summer
Kansas University schedules six two day previews for incoming freshmen to tour the campus, complete placement and physical exams, arrange housing, and meet faculty advisers in Lawrence. About 200 students will be housed in university dormitories with a dinner hosted by KU faculty and staff. Eligibility centers on attending the preview events in July and August prior to Orientation Week in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Lawrence
Senators Will Promote Negro to Parent Roster
Ossie Virgil, a 25 year old Dominican native, was to join the Detroit Tigers tonight marking the first Negro player on the club’s roster since Jackie Robinson with Brooklyn in 1947. Detroit became the first major league team to carry a Negro player in its parent club after promoting him from Charleston W Va. Boston remained the only major league club without a Negro on its roster. Tiger officials said color did not influence the promotion amid pressure from local Negro groups regarding stadium boycotts.
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Washington
Ossie Virgil
Dominican Republic
Detroit Tigers
Virgil
Charleston
W. Va
Detroit
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Tiger
Tigers
Briggs Stadium
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Locust St
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