Stice Disbarment Urged by Official
Topeka report states Kansas Supreme Court commissioner recommended disbarment of Judge John N. Stice of Wichita, a Democratic candidate for attorney general. Atty. Gen. John Anderson Jr. initiated the proceeding March 19, 1957, accusing Stice of conspiring with criminals to obstruct justice. Stice accused partisan motives and questioned timing and potential influence from a libel suit and public opinion. No word on when the Supreme Court will review the recommendation.
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Topeka
John N. Stice
Wichita
Kansas Supreme Court
Stice
Wichita Common Pleas Court
Ord
Kansas
Supreme Court
Atty. Gen
John Anderson Jr
Roy S. Trail
Trail
Lester Goodell
Goodell
Wichita Beacon
Millers Union Votes to Strike Kansas City Elevators
Kansas City union members of Local 16 of the American Federation of Grain Millers approve strike action if no wage agreement is reached. About 220 workers at 15 elevators are involved as arrivals peak in days ahead. Negotiations have stalled with Bartlett Grain Co withdrawing, and both sides accuse each other of negotiating in bad faith.
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Kansas City
American Federation of Grain Millers
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
J. A. Leveridge
Leveridge
National Labor Relations Board
Bartlett Grain Company
Association of Employers
Bartlett
Shulenberger Wins Fulbright Grant for India Study
Dr. Arvid Shulenberger associate professor of English at Kansas University has received a Fulbright exchange grant to lecture on American literature at Aligarh Muslim University in India for the 1958-59 academic year. He will also study the relation of Oriental thought to modern Western literature during his sabbatical leave from KU. He joined KU in 1952 as an assistant professor.
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Arvid Shulenberger
Kansas University
Aligarh Muslin University
India
Shhulenberger
Shhulenberzer
Midwest Camp Offers Broad Range of Arts and Theater
At the Midwestern Music and Art Camp Kansas University hosts a theater and arts program with a two summer theater productions and a university program. The theater, directed by Lewin Goff and Jack Brooking, emphasizes professional atmosphere and provides scholarships funded by the camp. The art division, directed by Marjorie Whitney and Arvid Jacobson, features oil painting, sculpture, design and more with two morning laboratories, Saturday projects, and a behind the scenes museum visit. The ballet division, led by Robert Bell with Jane Barr assisting, grows to about 60 students this summer with offerings for beginners and advanced dancers.
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Kansas Uni Isity
Lewin Goff
Jack Brooking
University Theater
William Saroyan
Kim Gil
States
Puerto Rico
Marjorie Whitney
Arvid Jacobson
Centron Corp, Inc
Museum of Natural History
Robert Bell
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Universitty
Bell
Jane Barr
Hennessey
Okla
Oklahoma
Funeral for Swope to be held at Long Island estate
Herbert Bayard Swope, 76, renowned reporter and first Pulitzer winner from the World, will have private services Sunday at 2 p.m. at his Sands Point home on Long Island. He died Friday after surgery and pneumonia. Survived by wife Margaret, son Herbert Jr., and daughter Mrs. Robert Brant. had led journalism roles and public service, including the New York State Racing Commission.
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New York
Herbert Bayard Swope
America
Sands Point
N.Y
Long Island
Swope
Doctors Hospital
Sparkplug
the World
New York State Racing Commission
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Associated Press
St. Louis
Gerard
General Electric. Co
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Chicago Tribune
New York Herald
New York World
Germany
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Woodrow Wilson
Preax
Lord Northcliffe
Fisher
Herbert H. Lehman
State Racing Commission
Baruch
U. S
United Nations
Margaret
Herbert Jr
Robert Brant
County bonds total rise in 1958 purchases
Douglas County received 108 517 in Series E and H savings bonds for May raising the 1958 total to 658 685. Irving Hill County Savings Bonds Chairman released the figures. Evan Griffith Kansas Savings Bonds Chairman reported Series E and Series E purpeianes totaled 6 933 882 in lay.
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Douglas County
Irving Hill
County Savings Bonds
Evan Griffith
Kansas Savings Bonds
Parting Salute Ready In Chicago For Garcia
Chicago prepared a parting salute for its newest honorary citizen President Carlos P. Garcia of the Philippines. He was to depart for New York on the next leg of an 11 day U S tour, with a Lake Michigan yacht cruise a city tour several receptions and a press conference lined up. He attended a private dinner last night as guest of Frank W. Jenks of International Harvester Co.
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Chicago
Carlos P. Garcia
The
Philipines
Garcia
New York
United States
Lake Michigan
Frank W. Jenks
International Harvester Co
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K.C. Millers Union
Shulenberger
Midwest Camp
Long Island Estate
SaNey
Guttonholes Wimour
Senaua
Pol. Adv
Elmer W. Ousdahl
Cooperative
Committee For
Fred Brown
C&g Truck Line Inc
St. WE
K.C
Rose Hall
Elkoom
Avenica
John H. Emick
Hoch Aud
Er Robert Bell
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
O. F. Stinson
Lawrence
Louisiana and
27Th Street
Rusty’s
Louisiana
Today & Sun
Louisiana End
Rusty's
Louisiane Street
Stinson
Belle Haven South
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