Research continues in anthrax cases at four county area
Dr. Marvin Twiehaus of Kansas State College told the four county anthrax committee that investigation will continue until the danger is eliminated, possibly taking months. He assured officials and about a dozen veterinarians that researchers will not pull out, and urged continued protection and testing from farm to farm.
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Marvin Twiehaus
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Twichaus
Ottawa
C. J. Stein
Bureau of Animal Industry
Hay S. Pyles
C. C
Kansas
Deal Six
Douglas County
Apartment of Agriculture
Twiehaus
GOP bloc forming to back Republican nominee
Maryland Governor McKeldin says talks are under way to unite uncommitted delegates from Pennsylvania Michigan and Maryland into a bloc. Officials suggest the three states hold 10 delegates and could sway the nomination if organized. Current AP tally shows Eisenhower 392 Taft 61 votes. 604 needed.
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Washington
Maryland
Theodore Moeleldin
Pennssylvania
Michigan
McKeldin
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
GOI
Arthur
Summerfield
Associated Press
Gen. Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
Local chairman Umberger seeks state senate nomination
Umberger, longtime Pawnee County Democratic chair since 1937, is a candidate for the Thirty-Sixth Senatorial District nomination. He has never before run for office. Also included are cooking tips on celery curls instructing cutting and chilling the stalks for curling.
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Larned
Ledru
Umberger
Pawnee County
Convention rumor claims Taft backers may rig microphones
Sen Henry Cabot Lodge says reports exist that Taft backers at the Republican National Convention may silence Eisenhower supporters by faulty mics. He plans to bring a megaphone to be heard if microphones fail. He called it a disquieting rumor and said actions will be taken to ensure speakers are heard.
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New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eisenhower
Massachusetts
Gen
Taft Ally Hints at Convention Chairman Choice
A speaker noted Walter Hallanan a Taft supporter named temporary airman in Chicago may avoid recognizing Eisenhower spokesmen. Lodge suggested the Eisenhower camp may offer the convention its own temporary chairman selection.
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Walter Hallanan
Sen
Taft
Chicago Corpention
Eisenhower
Lodge
Emma Eames dies at 18 in New York home
Emma Eames a prominent opera soprano of the golden age who was known for her temperament and stage presence died Friday in New York. Contemporary with Adelina Patti she earned fame for artistry and dramatic prowess during her career in opera houses and concert stages.
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New York
Emna Eames
Beth
Ope
Mmme
Adelina Pa
Kansas gets 32 million in defense bill for air bases
Washington reports the House approved a 2.758 billion military authorization for next year, including 32 million for Kansas projects at Forbes Field Topeka 15.7 million Wichita 9.9 million Smoky Hill Salina 6.12 million and Fort Riley 0.37 million. The measure advances to the Senate. actual appropriations follow.
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Washington
House
Senate
Kansas
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Wichita
Air Force Budget and New Projects Revealed
Chairman Vinson of the armed services committee said the bill covers 273 announced projects and several secret items. It includes Air Force funding of 2 069 277 000 with 84 240 000 to be spent in the Army and Navy appropriations of 25 750 000. Three projects are described as new while the rest fund expansion and improvement of existing installations.
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Air Force
Army
U. S
Navy
Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Cadet Swarts and Local Servicemen Enter Summer Training
Military news lists The Armed Forces cadet Daniel F Swarts of University of Kansas and others receiving commissions or promotions. Ensign Charles Penny earned his commission May 27 in Newport Rhode Island. Lloyd F Reynolds USN rises to boatswain's mate third class aboard USS Valley Forge in Korean waters. Kenneth Stadler serves as Seaman Apprentice aboard USS Bremerton with Task Force 77. Herbert W Linn commissioned second lieutenant at Ft Sill, with 30 day leave before Camp Atterbury. Geraldine Marie Sommer enlists in WAVES after Kansas University studies. Bil Grems promoted to corporal at Carswell AFB. Dick Mark and Jim Gillespie assigned to Second Recruit Training Battalion San Diego as squadron leaders.
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Charles Penny
Usn
M. N. Penny
Tenn. St
Navy Officer Candidates School
Newport
R. I
University of Kansas
Lloyd F. Reynolds
Ray Reynolds
Baldwin
Valley Force
Kenneth L. Stadler
Eudora
Bremerton
Herbert W. Linn
John Linn
Route 2
Field Artillery
U.S. Army
Ft. Sill Okla
Camp Attebury
Ind
Linn
Dick Mark
Jim Gillespie
Tonganoxie
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