Teamsters Records Destroyed Highlight Senate Hearing
Reginald Mikesell of Portland testified that most financial records of Joint Council No. 37 from mid-1954 to mid-1960s have been destroyed. He noted intact records from 1937 to 1954, while investigators expect district attorney William Langley to testify on ties to an alleged Teamsters plot to seize Oregon law enforcement and underworld profits amid a broader probe.
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Washington
Reginald
Mikesell
Portland
Ore
Teamsters Council No. 37
Senate
Teamsters
Fortland
Council No. 37
William M. Langley
Multnomah Coty
Langley
High Teamsters
Oregon
Oregor
SEATO Council Urges Wider Cooperation and Vigilance
SEATO ministers wrapped up a three day Canberra conference urging greater economic cooperation while maintaining military vigilance to deter communist aggression in Southeast Asia. The communique calls for tighter defense, stronger internal security, expanded SEATO resources, a multilateral cultural program, and an intensified anti subversion effort led by member states. Secretary Dulles praised the progress achieved at Canberra.
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Canberra
Australia
SEATO
Council of Ministers
Southeast Asia
Anagutres
Dulles
Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Report
At Memorial Hospital admitted Gerald Peters Lecompton Mrs Mary Gensler 1005 Ky St Mrs Edna Little Routa 3 William Wigan 310% Masa St Kerry Kapfer 1607 W 18th St Virgil Ireland Sunflower Mrs Barbara Crumer 405 Elm St Mrs Rosella Robinson Jackson Wiseman Jr Baldwin Donna Zimmerli DeSoto Frank B Hodgden 2104 Barker Ave Mrs Leta Ingalls 913 Conn St. Dismissed Mrs Louise Richards 786 Locust St Mrs Joan Walker and baby boy 1023 Vt St Mrs Minnie Graham and baby boy Eudora C G Ulrich 1123 Ore St Mrs Mildred Johnstone Sunnyside Births Mr and Mrs Kevin Jones 804 Mo St a son Tuesday Mr and Mrs Leeman Walker Sunflower a daughter today Mr and Mrs Clarence Crumet 405 Elm St a son today.
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Gerald Peters
Lecompton
Mary Gensler
Ky. St
Edna: Little
William Wigan
Masa. St
Kerry Kapfer
W. 18Th St
Virgil Ireland
Sunflower
Barbara Crumer
Elm ‘St
Rosella Robinson
Jackson Wiseman Jr
Baldwin
Donna Zimmerli
DeSoto
Frank B. Hodgden
Barker Ave
Leta Ingalls
Conn
Louise Richards
Locust St
Joan Walker
Vt. St
Minnie Graham
Eudora
C. G. Ulrich
Ore
Mildred Johnstone
Sunnyside
Kevin Jones
Leeman Walker
Clarence Crumet
Elm. St
Two Car Crash on Alabama Street Causes $235 in Damage
Police reported a Tuesday two car collision in the 900 block on Alabama Street caused about 285 dollars in damage. No injuries were recorded. Drivers were Ann Laptad, 22, of 4 Als. St. and George H. Moore, 57, of 931 Countryside Lane.
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Alabama Street
Ann Laptad
George H. Moore
Countryside Lane
Meeting Notice Acacia Lodge No 9 AFL AM
Communication for Acacia Lodge No 9 AFL AM dated Thursday March 1st at 7 30 PM invites visitors. M J Estes LW and W Combs Secy-Adv sign the notice with meeting details.
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Acacia Lodge No
AFL & AM
M. J. Estes
Combs
Sec'y
Blues Singer Receives Box of Glass-Center Chocolates
A blues singer receives a box of chocolates with glass centers amid a muddled narrative. The scandalous detail recalls a chaotic scene with unnamed individuals and shifting events as a box is misplaced and personalities are questioned regarding the sender.
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Jan Saad
Agi
Misa Waehitater
Ashi
Ilea
Posey, Kansas University geographer, dies at home
Chesley Justin Posey retired Kansas University geography professor and longtime U S weather observer died Tuesday night at his home. Born January 26 in Troy Illinois he taught and studied across Illinois Minnesota and Iowa before joining KU in 1920 retiring in 1943. Funeral plans to be announced. burial in Edwardsville Illinois. Survivors include his widow two sons and a daughter plus five grandchildren.
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Chesley
Justin Posey
Kansas Universiy
United States
Lawrence
St. Posey
Vata
Troy
Clinton County
Ill
Hightaicathe
Easheen Aeteeeili
U. S
Ecity
Posey
American Geographical Society
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Plymouth Congregational Church
Rumsey Funeral Home
Edwardsville
Chessey Johnston Posey
Towa University
Rallin B. Posey
Lor Aryvanston, IM
Margaret Posey
Cincinnati
Ohio
Language Professor Shoemaker Named Illinois Spanish Chair
Prof. William H. Shoemaker of Kansas University, Romance Languages, named future chairman of the Spanish and Italian Department at Illinois University. Position effective Sept. 7. Shoemaker has taught at KU since 1938 and previously taught at Lake Forest Academy. The university cites faculty salary concerns tied to state funding as contributing to departures.
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William H. Shoemaker
Kansas University
Ilinois University
Shoemaker
K. U
Princelty
Lake Forest Academy
Lake Forest
Amere Jea
Shoemake
Incoming and Outgoing Deans at SSM Port Conference
The ceremony featured Deans engineerints and parents. Prafomeriis and Mes Woo MLS KY Dre MeSenen visited and will be in dune. T. DeWitt Carr of the Preimeyaing Stedeed appeared after serving WS Ky CL dean fat ti seat. odontal W Photo.
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Ierts
Prafomeriis
T. DeWitt Carr
Preimeyaing
City Seeks Ok to Lease More Airport Land for Runway
Lawrence moves to ask the Kansas Legislature to permit leasing additional state land north of the city to extend the Municipal Airport runway. If approved, expansion could occur at no extra cost. otherwise plans may shift to south private land. Also: zoning on Akin tract. sewer survey. bids for park truck and water dump truck. appraisers named. temporary notes approved. billboard permit denied near Kaw River Bridge.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Robinson Farm
Jim Wigglesworth
Akin
23Rd
Iowa Sts
5Th
Calif. Sts
Park Department
Water Department
J. B. Young
Kaw River
John Crown
Young
6Th. St
Joe J. Rice Dies
Joe J. Rice, World War I veteran of Co. H 137th Infantry, died aged due to illness. He served from 1917 to 1919, was wounded in 1918, and held engineering credentials. Funeral at Rumsey Funeral Home Friday at 2 p.m. Rev. Dale Turner officiating. Burial in Oak Will Cemetery. Survived by widow Marian Rice, sisters Gladys Blabnmh and Alice Buckner, and brother Ewart Rice.
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Charles Otis Mitchell
St. He
N. 3Rd St
Cooper-Warren
C. J. Knox
Maple Grove
Anna Simpson
Lenora Fyffee
Everett
Wash
Mary
Margaret Peaslee
Mary Margaret Peaslee
Ohio St
Church of the Nazarene
W. D. Ferguson
Oakwood Cemetery
Baldwin
Rumsey
Roy Pegelee
Fred Purvis
Walter Spence
N. J. St
Mary Wilson
Topeka
Co. H
137Th Infantry
Rice
American Legion
Charter of Commerce
Kansas Countyineers Association
Kansas Society of Professional Engineers
Rumsey Funeral
Dale Turner
Oak
Marian Rice
Gladys Blabnmh
Rockville
Alice Buckner
San Francisco
Land
Ewart Rice
Bowie
Authenticity a Key Relays Parade Expands for Homecoming
The Relays, tied to the Engineering Exposition, will feature a Homecoming theme with a parade from 6th and Mass to Massachusetts to South Park or Will Street starting at 10 am. Organizers expect at least three floats, aiming for the best Relays yet, with the queen and attendants participating.
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HR Kansas City Saddle Cand
TV Telecast Debate Sparks Lawrence Street Bets
In Lawrence news the Journal World reports two front pages split on whether a game would be televised. By afternoon the NCAA and station officials settled on a definite telecast plan, easing spectator tension as residents scrambled to adjust antennas for the big game.
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Vasseundl
Tetceen
CE Miner
A. C. Lonhary
NCAA
Wirw-Tv
Topeka
Massachusetts Street
Gavie
Journal-World
Channel 1
Wlbw TV
Caine
Dean Carr to Be Honored At Campus Hob Nail Hop
Dean T. Dewitt Carr, retiring dean of Kansas University Engineering School, will be honored at the Engineering Council banquet and Hob Nail Top dance in Memorial Union Ballroom. Banquet at 6:30 p.m. and dance at 9 p.m. Col. Albert A. Arnham will speak on The Supportance of the Engineer in Research and Development. Tickets go on sale Thursday and Friday at Marcie TalI and the Information Booth.
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Dean T. Dewitt Carr
Kansas University Engineering School
Engineering Council
Memorial Union Ballroom
Albert A. Arnham
Air Force Air Research and Development
Baltimore
Dean Carr
Sollowime
Sears
Do Vorars
Los Nave
Tie
Lawrence High Seniors Receive Merit Scholarships
Two Lawrence High seniors, Gordon L. Culp and John G. Wawood, are commended by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation for distinguished performance in the national competition. The announcement notes their recognition amid a large field of applicants, with details on program scope and future letters of recommendation.
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Lawrence High
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Reeve
Collister
Lloyd Jriessen
Hava Foley
Westergren
Nals cl “Eers
U.S
Market Wheat and Livestock Prices at Kansas City
Historical market snapshot from Kansas City shows wheat prices per bushel with No 2 hard at 2.36-2.42 and No 2 red around 2.31-2.34, corn at 1.58-1.62 for No 2 white, soybeans near 2.45-2.44, and livestock markets with steers and fed cattle firm to higher, vealers strong, and hogs weaker. Also notes on futures opens and a Wall Street Day summary highlighting gains and notable shifts in major issues and rail stock movements.
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K. C. Cash Grain
Kansas City
USDA
Wall Street
Caine
Pythe
Phate
Aroune
TSO
Louisville & Nashville
Inc
Nashville, Chattanooga, & St. Lows
Ike hints budget support for New York next year
President Eisenhower said he would back New York’s budget next year and discussed a possible bid by Leonard Hall for governor. He noted he discussed Beck’s ILO assignment with Mitchell before changes were announced to avoid prejudging the labor racketeering inquiry.
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New York
Leonard Wo Hall
GOP
Hall
Pece — Eisenhower
Mitchell
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Beck
U.S
International Labor Organization
Hamburg
Germany
Senate
Eisenhower
ILO
KU Greek Week Awards Honor Two Scholarship Recipients
The Inter-Fraternity Council at Kansas University awarded two $250 scholarships at the Greek Week banquet. Ralph Wright, a Paola sophomore in the College, member of Phi Delta Theta, and Edgar Dittemore, a Robinson junior in Education, member of Theta Chi, were honored as first recipients.
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Kansas University
Inter-Fraternity Council
K.U
Ralph Wright
Paola
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Edgar Dittemore
Robinson
Theta Chi
Basic Sciences Bill Tops Lengthy Array Of House Measures
A physician and chiropractic items dominate a lengthy set of House measures as a basic sciences bill would form a composite board to license applicants. Proponents say it protects professions. critics call it an intrusion into medicine and surgery and favor independent boards for each field. Rep. Robert Buchele backs or critiques the plan amid opposition.
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Topera Oh
Witsds House
Sellawedd
Browne
Biancas Gily
Robert Buchele
Rettow
Nha
Memorial note and local bills top Kansas City agenda
Moriam YR Gre outlines health committee and osteopath efforts with seven colleges of chiropractic. memory of husband Nelson noted. In House a vote on bills to ease Lth Street Trafficway construction and raise county tax levy limits in Kansas. John B McNown buys home, succeeding T DeWitt Carr.
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Uae
Nelson
Bessie T.o Nelson
Kansas City
Kansas
Unclear OCR: Kansas University land lease sale noted
Fragmentary text describes a lease or sale connected to Kansas University figures and a Midland Drive site, with vague references to dates and names. The readable portion hints at a transfer or lease arrangement involving individuals and a period ending in July, but many words are garbled.
City eyes change as downtown area plans advance
Plans to redevelop a former used car lot at New Hampshire Street and the 900 block of Vermmant Street spark talks of a business district. Merchants back a new benefit district while awaiting decisions on two major retail relocations downtown.
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Wis Hidea Lotta
Altihide
New Hampshire
Winter Chevrolet Co
Oon
TS Mores Mt
Accese
Tae Tat
Verimnant Street
Ste.aictass
Wigclefworth
Ba Arene
Burglary at Dairy Store Seizes Vaines and Cookies
Police report a break in at Mie Itvitser Dairy on 647 Mich. St. where vandals entered by smashing the front door. Cash and property including 40 pennies and vanes or cookies were stolen. timing estimated between 7 and later in the evening.
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Ciorrelles
Mie Itvitser Dairy
Mich
Toxlay
O.V. Albertson
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C. J. Posey
Joe J. Rice
Dhese
Shiolis
K. C
Tbs
Filer East Ibwood
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Roosters
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Monsan
Mont Ward
NY Central
Olin
Mathain
Peabody Coat
Penney
Phill
Ty Sinclair
AL Stoke van C
US Steel
Westy el Wyn Woolworth
Ike
McNown
John
Aad Chen
Esky
Akietetae Toy
Tie Kansas University Hiitetlins So Yoel
Paget
Lawrence Memorial Co
East
Housewives
Douglas County State Bank
Poin of Friendly Service
F.d.1.c
Capitol Federal
Vermont
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