Damage Totals in Two Saturday Collisions
Damage estimated at 150 dollars from a collision near 9th and Sts between Frank Edward Buerman and Jacob Oscar Jones. Buerman backed from a parking space, driver not identified in the other incident near 11th and Conn Sts when a truck swerved and limbs struck B B Golden’s car, totaling 100 dollars. Golden pursued the Kansas University truck to the city dump.
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9Th
St. Sts
Frank Edward Buerman
Williamstown
Jacob Oscar Jones
Miss. St
Buerman
B. B. Golden
Forest Ave
Golden
11Th and
Conn. Sts
Kansas University
Briles reelected as NEA treasurer at convention
Banff Alberta report shows A Broles of Stafford Kansas reelected treasurer of the National Editorial Assn. at its annual convention. Don Hardy, publisher of Canon City Daily Record in Colorado, was named president.
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Banff
Alta
WF. A. Broles
Stafford
Kas
National Editorial Assn
Don Hardy
Canon City
Colo
Daily Record
Adenauer Back From U S England and Moscow Hope
German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer returned from a week of talks in Washington New York and London. He said West German views on future Big Four talks align with Eisenhower Dulles and Eden and noted he may accept a Russian invitation to Moscow to discuss trade and diplomacy while affirming strong Atlantic Alliance ties. He praised Franco German ties as extraordinary. He needed Brenn tolerance on the French side during a lengthy trip.
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Bonn
Geremany i
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
New York
London
Atlantic Alliance
Eisenhower
Dulles
Eden
Adenauer
Heinrich von Brentano
West
Moscow
Eden Reveals British U.S. Atomic Pact Details
London Prime Minister Eden announced a new British American atomic energy pact offering full exchange of information on all aspects except weapons. The ban on weapons data aligns with last year’s U.S. Atomic Energy Act, but a reciprocal knowledge exchange on defense plans training and nonweapon use is permitted.
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London
Eden
House of Commons
Valuation of Utilities in Kansas Reported at $785 Million
The Kansas Commission of Revenue and Taxation announced the total assessed valuation of all public service companies in Kansas is 785,697,671, up about 46.75 million or six percent from last year. It breaks down by class with electric power at 163,797,219 and telephone at 83,242,816, among others.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kansas Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Gaet
Ag Ese
Graham Heads to Germany Ahead of Revival Outlook
Evangelist Billy Graham arrived in Frankfurt where a Lutheran leader welcomed him while voicing concern over certain forms of American evangelization. Graham said a spirit of religious revival is alive in Western Europe and reports from behind the Iron Curtain indicate the same.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Billy Graham
Graham
Europe
Iron Curtain
Experts Stem Gas Flow At Potter County Well
In Renovo Pa experts led by Paul Adair worked with pick and shovel to stem a flames spewing gas from an uncapped state land well. A strong breeze helped carry away flammable gas as workers dig eight feet to expose the shaft and recap the well after a blast last Saturday that doused the fire. Roads to the site remain closed to keep crowds back.
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Renovo
Paul
Red) Adair
Houston
Texas
Potter County
Adair
Bids Open for Pike Bridge Work Near Lawrence
Bids will be opened July 1 for two bridges on the Kansas Turnpike east of U S 40 near Lawrence. A four-lane bridge will carry the turnpike over a drainage ditch and one interchange ramp, while a two-lane bridge will carry the other ramp over the drainage channel. The East Interchange is part of split level facilities to access the toll road, with the West Interchange located northwest of Lawrence between Michigan and Iowa Streets.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Michigan
Iowa
Vinson Expands Military Reserve Bill in House
Chairman Vinson of the House Armed Services Committee introduced a new military reserve bill without a segregation ban. It seeks a ready reserve force of 2.9 million men and aims for quick committee action. The measure aligns with Eisenhower administration goals for Congress.
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Washington
House
Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Austrian Prisoners Describe Meeting Allied Soldiers in Siberian Camps
A Vienna Neustadt dispatch reports 184 Austrian war prisoners and internees released by the Soviet Union arriving home. They said they met American, British, and French prisoners in Russian camps, including an American named Mike Finegage of New York City who appeared mentally unbalanced after severe beating, and an Eisenhower-linked name. They also recalled Charley Brown, died in a 1952 Ural camp, and an American captain Jimmy Sabian arrested in 1948. They mentioned a German American Mueller von Seidlitz whose father lived in Philadelphia, and noted other escaped American soldiers from Japanese camps who fell into Russian hands. In Camp Vladimir near Moscow they met two more Americans, details unclear.
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Neustart
Austria
Soviet Union
Alexandrovsk
Siberia
Mike Finegage
New York City
Eisenhower
U.S
Charley Brown
Ural
Jimmy Sabian
Mueller von Seidlitzing
Philadelphia
Vladimir
Moscow
Paint firm owner dies from fire burns in Kansas City
Kansas City report says KasuR H. E. Koehn, 51, owner of a paint and varnish company destroyed by a weekend blaze, died of burn injuries sustained in the fire.
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Kansas City
Kasur
H. E. Koehn
Polio Shot Students Keep Away From School
Franklin Lakes pupils who received Salk antipolio shots complied with a Board of Education request to stay from classes for the remainder of the term. They did not report today as the term ends Friday amid fears inoculated children might be polio carriers.
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Franklin Lakes
Board of Education
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