Shaw Answers Blast Mickey Billy Sure By Hall Criticizing State Office Rents
Shaw, 1911 Kansas gubernatorial candidate, replies to Gov Hall over rental charges for the State Office Building. He argues per square foot costs may be as low as two dollars thirty cents and compares with first class Kansas city offices. He says costs must be known before setting rates and urges collaboration with Hall and the commission.
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Shaw
Mickey
Billy
Hall
Topeka
State Office Building Commission
Kansas
Wareren W. Shaw
Fred Hall
Building Commission
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Fey
Amateur radio drill tests emergency readiness in Lawrence
Four hundred four stations in 41 states and five Canadian provinces joined a weekend amateur radio drill. Twenty participated locally, nine operated gear, linking East and West Coasts. Operators included Oscar Baker Bill Hendricks Gerry Kuchnie and Richard Fergus. The Lawrence Board of Education schedules a special budget session at 7 30 p m Wednesday to finalize figures for July 9. Warren Shaw plans a Shaw for Governor policy talk at noon Wednesday at the Hotel Eldridge. Dorsey Liberty Post No 14 American Legion ends its flag sale with a 6 30 to 6 30 p m telephone drive to sell the remaining flags for July 4 displays.
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Fairgrsart
Dick Calvert
Oscar Baker
Bill S Hendricks
Gerry Kuchnie
Richard Fergus
Lawrence Board of Education
Warren Shaw
Topeka
Eldridge
Richard Dunlap
Shaw Club
Dorsey Liberty Post No. 14
American Legion
Lawrence
Harry Winters Jr
Projet
Legionnaires
Lawrence Ready-Mix
VEW Meeting Notice for Poppy Sale Participants
Party for all the children who participated in our recent Poppy sale. Tuesday June 26 7 30 p m VFW hall refresh ments and entertainment Norman Easum P Crdt Adv
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Mantle And Martin Back Yankee Confidence After Chicago Wins
In Lawrence Mickey Mantle and Billy Martin express optimism about the Yankees despite a four game edge given to Chicago. They praise Midwest hospitality, call their team champions, and plan rest and continued World Series ambitions. They note fans and opponents respectfully and look forward to playing in Kansas City.
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Mantle
Martin
Lawrence
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Billy
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Ty Cobb
Cobb
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Lou
AL Salty
Febble
Ena
Badger
Collins
Carey
Woolards
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Wollard
Wood
Windy weather and heat slow city travel
A weather summary reports continuing heavy wind and heat with a 67 degree morning reading at 3:30, tying a record low since June 17, and notes a 94 high, 82 previous year. Dust reduced visibility in Syracuse, two tornado funnels spotted near Elkhart and McPherson, no damage, and Reno County with heavy rain and 72 mph winds at Hutchinson.
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Journal-World
Syracuse
Kansas
Elkhart
McPherson
Reno County
Hutchison
B47 Crash Kills Continues With Flight Explosion Theory
Investigators at the scene reported no crater after the B47 crash at the site and damaged nearby telephone lines. A board of inquiry will determine the cause as witnesses recalled hearing the impact and seeing light from the exploding aircraft.
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Births and admissions listed from Memorial Hospital notice
The hospital lists admissions including Mrs. Rose Preston Linwood and Mrs. Hazel Proctor with addresses on Lyon Street and SOL N Y St. Dennis. discharges include Richard Haummelgaard and Wanda Price with baby. births noted for Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Will with a baby boy today. Transit and location details accompany patient names and streets.
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Rose Preston
Linwood
Charles Taylor
Route 1
Robert Shabe
Lyon St
Hazel Proctor
Sol N
Y. St. Dennis
Foust
Staley
Pattie Foster
Lincoln Mies
Shirley Hill
Weol
St. M. Vinton
Willtrop
Noble Lathrom
Richard Haummelgaard
Tonganoxie
Wanda Price
19Th St
Athirrey Patridge
N. Second Sr
Clifton Will
Deaths and Funerals: Dora Stout and others
Dora Lee Stout 72 of 716 Ma St died Monday in Los Angeles while visiting a daughter. Funeral arrangements pending in Laference per Funk-Cooper-Warren Mortuary. Also listed are Burt E Scott 7 of Oswego with unknown cause, John Charles Everley 84 of Aurora died in Shawnee, and Anna Eliza Stevens 78 of La St to be cremated at Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Dora Lee Stout
Los Angeles
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Low Palier
Stout
Mire Kitler
Burt E. Scott
Eloda Morrison
Ark. St
Dorsey Scott
Oswern
Oswego
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Ladonna Scott
Cora Scott
Eva Scott
Kathryn Scott
Henry Scott
Dorsey Scott Jr
John Charles Everley
Aurora
Mission Park
Shawnee
Schubert
OD Dunlap
Eudora Cemetery
Vina
The
Myrtle Griffeth
Lexington
Mich
Flossie Smith
Garden Grove
Olive Nuttall
Eudora
Rita Snyder
Fudora
Doris Bradley
Yoko Ihama
Japan
Margaret Muir
Compton
Juaanita Hutchins
West Los Angeles
Clarence Everley
Linwood
Ira Everley
Old Lyme
C. Stevens
Anla Eliza Stevens
la. St
Rumsey Funeral
Dale Turner
Harriman Seeks Broad Delegates Lead in Democratic Race
Harriman outlined a path to the nomination by winning Kentucky's 30 votes and building blocs from New York's 98 Oklahoma's 28 and Western states. He denied any agreement with New York governor. The AP tally shows Stevenson 30,112 Kefauver 16,5 Harriman 110%.
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Chandler
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Kefauver
Truman Seeks Brief Grave Note On British Tombs
In London, Harry S. Truman viewed the tombs of Wellington, Nelson, and others and asked for a short epitaph on his grave. He paused at St Pauls and at a tablet honoring American airman William Fiske III, noting Fiske as the first U.S. officer to die in Britain in World War II.
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Britain
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Lawrence Paper Vice President Travels to DC for Senate Testimony
Justin Tih of Lawrence Paper Co. flies to Washington to testify before a Senate judiciary sub committee on small business competition. Sen. Estes Kefauver chairs the session. Hill aims to show how limiting price matching can hurt small firms. Lawrence Paper is among smaller U S paper plants, about 51 to 60 similar operations exist.
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Lawrence Paper Co
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Senate
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tun
Hill
Ifill
America
Markets At a Glance: Mixed United States Price Signals
Markets show gains for airlines metals and steels while government bonds fall. Commodities vary with cotton wavering and grains fluctuating. corn and wheat trends mixed, soybeans soft, oats steady. Live cattle and hogs step higher in Kansas City trading with lighter beef and poultry notes.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Market rises modestly as steel and airline shares lead
Trading remained sluggish at midday but prices inched higher as the market firmed in late trading. Steels airlines and aluminum issues pushed the gains while volume stayed near 1.5 million shares and a broad pay raise reference remained unclear.
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Admiral
Allied Ch
Allis Chal
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Gen Motors
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Sheer
Kan
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Mont Wardnes
Olin
Penney
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RCA
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Dex
Richland Man Dies In Shootout In Local Cafe
Deputies entered the cafe kitchen where a man in overalls pulled a gun and fired after which a second man joined the shooting. Heberling died, Lathrom was wounded, and McClanahan was struck during the exchange. Heberling left a wife and six children. Nearby, former U S Treasury official Georgia Neese Clark Gray’s store was robbed earlier in the year, and her husband Andrew Gray killed a youth during a later home invasion attempt. In a separate item, the Douglas County Christian Temperance Council meets at 7:45 p.m. in the Free Methodist Church with Rev. Harold Barr speaking. Also note a trivia line: the American jumping mouse can leap about 10 feet.
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Fredo Heberting
Richland
Heberling
Vfe
Heberhig
Charles Edmondson
Douglas County
Edmondson
Jim McClanahan
D. D. McCleery
Ft. Story
Georgia Neese Clark Gray
United States
McCarthy Demands Testimony Over Rabb Refusal
Senate subcommittee chair Sen. McClellan pressed for a Rabb testimony after Maxwell Rabb declined to testify claiming no information to add. McCarthy branded the conduct as contempt and accused Rabb of leaking documents for Robert Donovan’s book The Inside Story. McClellan warned of potential subpoenas if Rabb again refuses.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Len McCarthy
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Subcommittee
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Sen
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