Stern Brothers Bid Highest for Bonds Being Sold by City
The Lauweence City Commission sold 350 589 in internal improvement bonds to fund sanitary and storm projects. Stern Brothers of Kansas City led bids with a premium of 512. In other actions the commission received a recreation program report, supported the Turtle Creek Dam appropriation, and approved plans for connecting Fort Lawrence to the sewage treatment plant. They also authorized condemnation actions on land for a Michizane Street trafficway, approved Fast View Subdivision, planned disaster center radio equipment spending, and renewed licenses while deferring a basement sewer overflow claim.
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Senate
Ae Rity
Gawronern
Fort Lawrence
Eadith Street
Lend
Adiilion Noo
Michizane Street
Fast View
Haskell Avenue
Nineteenth
Twente-Third Streets
City Civil Defense Fund
Nellbeer
Thirty One Pass Pharmacy Exams at KU June Meet
Pratt Kansas John Sehrepel secretary of the state pharmacy board announced today 31 candidates passed the boards eliminations held at the University of Kansas June 3 10 Kansans who passed include Katherine G G Kratefil Kansas City Junior Clarke Gleason Bird City John F Simpson Kingman Carl J E Francis Shawnee Robert Learned Jr Lawrence Sister M John Joseph Minneburg Wichita Joseph A Smith Jr Mission Anton Damm Jr Sharon Springs Anta M KE Kevins Wichita Leland Dean White Trousedale William G Hawes Wakefield Roger B Miller Wathena Richard N Lolly Wamega Edwin R Streit Sunflower Kermit D Hollingsworth Lawrence Davis J Ross Salina Walter J Smith Jr Paola Norman E Toothaker Westmoreland Delbert J Saunders Wichita Jack William Richards Lawrence Sister M M Elizabeth Marie Burger Wichita William H Hoffman Kansas City Richard L Marquardt Wichita Ira L Stebbins Goodland
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Mission
Anton Damm Jr
Sharon Springs
Anta
Westmoreland
Delbert J. Saunders
Wichita
Jack Willian Richards
Lawrence
Elizabeth Marie Burger
William H. Hoffman
Kansas City
Richard L. Marquardt
Ira L. Stebbins
Goodland
Firms to Exhibit at Geneva Peace Conference
The Atomic Energy Commission said about 150 American firms and organizations will be represented by exhibits at the international stations for peace conference in Geneva. AEC Chairman Lewis Strauss called it vivid evidence of government and private enterprise partnership in developing peaceful uses of atomic energy.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Geneva
Aux
Th Aec
Lewis Lstrauss
Armed Forces Set Details Four Soldiers and Training Moves
In The Armed Forces Set four men from Company A 70st Ordnance Battery fly in as advance party of the First Infantry Division replacing the 10th Division now stationed at Fr Raley. Pvt Ewell D Fuller lately graduated from the 11th Airborne Division at Ft Campbell Ky and serves in the regimental motor pool with the Service Company 503rd Airborne Infantry Regiment. Cpl Ralph V Cole Gardner is among 3000 regular soldiers aiding summer training of 40000 National Guard and Reserve at Camp McCoy Wis stationed at Ft Carson Colo as communications chief in Company G of the Eighth Infantry Division 11st Regiment. After Gardener High School graduation he joined the Army in 1933 trained at Ft Riley and is the son of Mrs Ester A Duffin of Gardner. Pvt Buddy James 24 recently completed a track vehicle maintenance course at Ft Knox Ky son of Mrs C James of Cape Girardeau Mo and husband of Mrs Hazel James Eudora entered the Army last November and finished basic at Ft Leonard Wood Mo. Discussed the need for side walks between Brookdale Addition and McAllaster School.
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Richard W. Nuffer
C. W. Nuffer
Company A
70St Ordnance Battery
Ofseemany
First Infantry Division
10Th Division
Fr Raley
Pvt
Ewell D. Fuller
Lynda C. Fuller
11Th Airborne Division
Ft. Campbell
503Rd Airborne Infantry Regiment
Ralph V. Cole
Gardner
Camp McCoy
Wis
Cpl. Cole
Ft. Carson
Colo
Eighth Infantry Division
Gardner High School
Army
Ft Riley
Ester A. Duffin
Buddy James
Ft. Knox
James
C. James
Cape Girardeau
Hazel James
Eudora
Ft. Leonard Wood
Brookdale Addition
McAllaster School
KU Credit Meet Names Nine On Faculty
A nine member faculty was announced in May for the sixth annual Credit Bureau and Collection Service Management Institute to be held July 18 through 22 at Kansas University. Instructors include Dr Key Barkley of North Carolina State College and Thomas Hutsell of Western Auto Supply Co. plus Elmer F Beth E C Buchler Fred Sharpe George Johns Sherman Harris Carlton Roeve and Forest Tucker. Sponsors are the Associated Credit Bureaus of the Mid-West Fourth District Associated Credit Bureaus of Rocky Mountain States the Associated Saga Bureau of America and IKB.
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Credit Bureau and Collection Service Management Institute
Kansas University
Key Barkley
Applied Experimental Psychology Laboratory
North Carolina State College
Thomas Hutsell
Western Auto Supply Co
Kansas City
Elmer F. Beth
E. C. Buchler
Fred Sharpe
Kul
George Johns
Decatur
Forest Tucker
Willmnington
Ohio
Sherman Harris
Houston
Tex
Carl Roeve
St Louis
Associated Credit Bureaus
Mid-West Fourth District
Rocky Mountain States
Associated Saga Bureau of America
Bondsmen Hopeful On Oklahoma Turnpike Plans
Oklahoma City report says eastern band men optimistic the northern turnpike from Oklahoma City to Wichita can be financed by year end. They also seek a southwestern and southern route. Bond spokesman cites feasibility but notes bond market conditions. Raymond Gary urges northern route first to align with Kansas Turnpike, due in about a year and a half.
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Oklahoma City
Wichita
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Gary
Civil Employes Roster Boosted in May
The federal government's civilian employees totaled 2,366,854 in May, up 5,685 from April. Sen. Byrd, chair of the Committee on Reduction of Non-essential Federal Expenditures, called it the fourth consecutive increase, the longest rising streak since July 1952.
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Washington
Senate House Committee
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Passport ban on Daily Worker editor’s trip to Geneva
Alan Max, Daily Worker managing editor, announced that Joseph Clark’s passport to cover the Big Four Geneva meeting had been tentatively refused. Ashley Nicholas of the State Department said Clark may appeal the denial.
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New York
Daily Worker
U. S
Communist Party
Geneva
Alan Max
The
Worker
Joseph Clark
Ashley Nicholas
State Departments
Parsport
Washington
Clark
House Committee Proposes Reordering Survivors Benefits
A House committee released a final draft to reorganize federal payments to veterans survivors. Key changes include bringing servicemen under Social Security and ending the $10,000 free life insurance. Other benefits would be reshuffled with likely increases.
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Washington
House Committee
Pentagon
Meade High Teacher Held On Statutory Rape Charge
Meade Kansas 62 year old Meade High School teacher Owen Covel held on five thousand dollar bond for district court trial on an attempted statutory rape charge involving a 12 year old girl. Covel an industrial arts teacher pleaded innocent at preliminary hearing. County attorney J Wilson cited a student in a summer drawing course as the basis for the charge.
St Joseph Man to Face Murder Charge in Wife Death
In St Joseph Missouri prosecutor Frank Connett Jr plans to charge 69 year old Anthony Zawacki with first degree murder in the death of his wife Clara Zawacki aged 72 who died from a bullet wound suffered ten days earlier at their home. Zawacki, a retired packing plant worker, had been married to Clara for 35 years. Police quoted him saying Clara was blind and getting sick and couldn't cook so I shot her.
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ST. JoShry
Frank Connett Jr
Anthony Zawacki
Clara Zawacki
Zawacki
Clara
Draft Extension Heads to House and Senate Approval
Washington lawmaking notes say Congress completed action on the draft bill yesterday. The House passed it 384 to 5, and the Senate approved by voice vote. The measure extends the regular draft for four more years and extends doctors and dentists under 46 for two years.
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Washington
Lawisiaton
Ovent
House
Congress
Senate
Chinese group streams to Red China via Hong Kong border
About 1400 Singaporean and Indonesian Chinese students and destitute families crossed into Red China through Hong Kong today. The parade represented a large overseas Chinese migration as Communist forces seized control in China.
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Hong Kong
Singapore
Chine
Red China
Chin
Escape Chased Down by Cowboy in Belle Glade Field
Lonnie Patterson, 25, serving seven years at Glades State Prison Farm for breaking and entering, attempted to flee while at work in a field. Pete Lee, a ranch cowboy for Walter Schieder, spotted the escape, pursued on horseback, and lassoed the prisoner after a half mile, bringing him down.
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Belle Glade
Lonnie Patterson
Glades State
Pete Lee
Walter Schieder
Penney James Sale May Cadle of Lawrence Hs Becomes Million Dollar Event
HAMILTON Mo A cattle sale at the Penney James Home place Farm near Aberdeen Angu is expected to exceed one million dollars as 152 black Aberdeen Angus cattle close today followed by 80 Holstein dairy cows. Penney head of a chain store firm plans to exit the cattle business and sell his Missouri farms.
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Hamilton, Mo. Ua
Penney & James
Aberdeen Angus J Penney
Winter Service Manager Wins Second Year Top Honor
George Alexander of Route 4 Winter Chevrolet has been named top Chevrolet service manager in the Kansas City zone for the second consecutive year among about 180 dealers. He earned a $9 prize last year and will receive a merchandise prize this year. Alexander has six years of service at Winter Chevrolet and also breeds Shetland ponies on his farm.
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George Alexander
Route 4
Winter Chevrolet
Chevrolet
Kansas City
Alexander
Russians Withdraw From Henley Regatta Docked Ships Delay
Russ oarsmen withdraw from Henley Regatta as a six week dock strike in Britain keeps their shells aboard a Soviet freighter. The incident halts participation at the famed Thames event.
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Hisenly-On-Thames
England
Britain
Non His School at NOW Apris Cairten and Addition Wilt VK PUT
Fragmentary text notes a school at Now Apris Cairten with an addition planned and a VK PUT action mentioned. Names and places are unclear. readable elements suggest an institutional update or notice about construction or program changes. Further context is needed for a precise summary.
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Apris Cairten
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