Dam funding blocked by Appropriations Committee in Kansas
The Appropriations Committee rejected start funds for the Glen Elder Dam project in Kansas, cutting 3.6 million from the admin budget and slashing Interior Department construction. The action follows a broader 22 percent cut to the department, with emphasis on limiting new starts and conserving dollars during a tight fiscal period.
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Washington
Glen Elder Dam
Kansas
Use Appropriations Committee
Tru- Piua
Interior Department
Department
Reclamation Bureau
Glen Elder
Missouri
Budget Bureau
Kirwin
Solomon River
Nebraska
Ren. Kincan
D-O
Rr- Nevind
Southwestern Power Administration
Bureau of the Budget
Missouri River Basin
Yellowtail-Billings
Minnesotay
Gary Vison
Ft. Randall, S. 1
Two Driver Conferences By Extension Next Week
Two Driver Education conferences by extension to be held next week. University of Kansas Extension will host at the campus on Wednesday March 26 and at Dodge City High School on Thursday March 27. Administrators and teachers responsible for driver training will attend. Norman Ines, secretary of the National Commission on Safety Education, will be principal speaker. Other speakers include Ralph Stinson, Neal Molthe, Jasper Witler, and Dean W Crawford as campus coordinator.
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University of Kansas Extension
Dodge City
Norman Ines
National Commission On Safets Education
Key
Kansas
Ralph Stinson
Kansas State Department of Public Instruction
Neal ML Thce
Liberty Met
Jasper Witler
KAU
R. Stephenson
Dalee City
Dean W. Crawford
Paul Aindree
Dodge City Junior College
Charles Gibson
Kinsley High School
Frank 3. Toalson
Doge City High School
Gruestner Flies Home to Testify on European War
General Alfred M Gruestner chief of staff to Eisenhower in Europe returns to Washington Friday to testify before Senate and House committees for four days next week on the military situation in Europe. Dr Alan A Boyden Rutgers University zoology professor will speak at KU on Thursday March 3 on Comparative Evolution With Special Reference to Primitive Mechanisms at 4 p m in Room 103 Snow Hall.
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Paris i
Alfred M. Gruestner
Eisenhower
Europe
Plang
Washington
Senate
House Committee
Alan A. Boyden
Serological Museum
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
K. U
Snow i
Nurses to receive caps at KU Medical Center ceremony
Twenty six student nurses in the University of Kansas Department of Nursing will receive their caps in a candle lighting ceremony at 7 30 this evening at KU Medical Center. Guest speaker is Mrs Mercedes Smith instructor in nursing. The class will be presented by Mrs Orah McCormick to Miss E Jean M Hill director of the department. Read list of recipient names with hometowns and affiliations.
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Kansas City
Kan
Department of Nursing
University of Kansas School
Ol Medicine
University of Kansas Medical Center
Mercedes Smith
Orah McCormick
E. Jean M. Hill
Mary Lee Barr
Manhattan
Carole Benest
Carol Best
Hazelian
Retha Carswell
Alton
Patsy Davies
Liberal
Estella Davis
Georgia Dierking
Plains
Mildred Drake
Larned
Danna Foltz
Lila _ German
Marilyn Glotzbach
Paxha
Barbara Gregg
Wilmore
Marilyn Groom
Maysville
Shirley Hillyer
Hiawatha
Marian Hoecker
Lawrence
Joyce Holmes
Jean Johnston
Janice Lessor
Vesper
Jo Ann Lewis
Ellis
Dorothy Lat
Tonday
Barbara McCrory
Newton
Ardyce Pearson
Yvonne Rickson
Marguerite Schonholtz
Hutchinsor
Jo Ann van Potten
Dalhart
Jeannine Willis
Holton
Johnson demands Pentagon probe into North Africa base plan
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson warned that a federal inquiry must precede any halt to the North Africa air base program. He told Air Force liaison Col. Edward F. Catlin to notify superiors and singled out Lt. Gen. Lewis A. Pick for questioning about the project’s progress.
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Washington
Sen
J.yndon
B. Johnson
Pentagon
North Africa
Johnson
Air Force
Edward F. Catlin
Catlin
Lewis A. Pick
Army Corps of Engineers
Pick
Nat
Deaths and Funerals Stir Lawrence Area
Obituaries from Lawrence note Earl L. Martin age 56 died in Tucson after illness, with burial in San Diego and survivors including wife Bessie Denechler Martin and children. Judy Dolen, 11, daughter of Dr J X Dolen, died in Seattle after a virus illness. she had ties to Cordrey School and won a trombone award. Also listed are William Frowe 72 funeral in Lawrence and Effie Carter James 70 with services at St Luke AME Church.
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Effie Carter James
William James
Esther James
Eleanora Minor
Thomas Carter
Lawrence
St. Luke Ame
FE. F. Fant
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ward
Seattle, Wash
Judy Dolen
J. X. Doles
Judy
Cordrey School
Dolen
Washington
Mittelstadt Lake City
Seattle
Teacher Schmidt Heads Easter Recess Schedule
Reinhold Schmidt, KU professor of voice, plans quiet Easter break. On Palm Sunday he will sing Bach Saint Matthew Passion with Chicago Symphony Orchestra and University of Chicago choir in Chicago. He returns to Mount Oread Monday to resume classes before Good Friday when he again solos in Schutz Seven Last Words in Chicago.
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Reinhold Schmidt
University of Kansas
Professor Schmidt
Chicago
Chicago ‘Symphony Orchestra
University of Chicago
Robert Wikstrom
Mt. Oread
Schutz
Kennark Funity Church
K.U
Schmidt
University of Ilinois Chorus
Apportionment Study Sought for Kansas House
A Kansas Legislative Council proposal by Rep. Will Townsley Jr. calls for a study of state legislative apportionment. Currently Johnson, Saline, and Barton each have one representative while Atchison Bourbon and Marshall have two. The plan would adjust seats to reflect county populations and allocate 20 extra members to larger counties. It notes Sedgwick Wyandotte and Shawnee are the largest counties with two extra reps each, plus fourteen other counties with one extra. A marriage license was issued from Probate Court to Jessie's Davis and Joyce Staden.
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Topeka
Kansas
Barton County
Sedgwick
Wyandotte
Shawnee
Atchison, Bourbon and Marshall
Montgomery
Crawford, Cowley
Butler
Leavenworth
Laibette, Douglas
Cherokee
Lyon Sumner
Reno
Service Personnel Report From Home Front Visitors
Seaman Charles Penny arrives from San Diego for a two week visit with his parents at 639 Tenn St and will report to Naval officer training in Newport RI after leave. Pfc Harold Kerr of Valley Falls reports to Camp Hood Texas for Exercise Long Horn as cook with the 61st Engineer Construction Battalion. Sgt Joseph Walters, Baldwin, participates in Exercise Long Horn at Camp Hood as assistant construction supervisor with the 61st Engineer Construction Battalion, Company B.
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Charles Penny
San Diego
Calif
M. N. Penny
Tenn, St
Newport
R. L
Harold E. Kerr
Ralph EB. Kerr
Valley Falls
Camp Hood
Texa
United States
61St Engineer Construction Bacilion
Army
Joseph R. Walters
Margaret Ann Walters
Baldwin
Walters
61St Engineer
Lufkin
Texas
Two New Directors of Hercules Company Elected
Hercules Zeo Company elects two new directors at Delaware Trust Holding Wilmington meeting. New board members Mer F Hinner and Paul Mayfield join re-elected directors Leavitt Bent Wyly Billing Russell Dunham William Ellis Albert Forster John Fulenwiler Charles Higgins John Johnson Francis Kennerley Mahlon Milliken Edward Morrow Anson Nixon Reginald Rockwell Philip Star. Hinner, Penn State graduate, has led chemical cotton department. Mayfield, Indiana University grad, heads terpene and resin chemicals operations.
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Hercules Zoo "Company
Delaware Trust
Wilmington
Del
Mer F. Hinner
Virginia Cellulose Department
Paul Mayfield
Naval Stores Department
Fof
Leavitt N. Bent
Wyly M. Billing
Russell H. Dunham
William R
Pennsylvania State College
Hinner
Hercules
Mayfield
Indiana University
Perjury threat looms in Grunewald tax case probe
Washington investigators threaten perjury charges against William Power Maloney of New York as the House ways and means subcommittee votes to send his testimony transcript to the Justice Department. Maloney, a former assistant attorney general and Grunewald ally, denies loans and recalls no $5,000 loan between 1944 and 1943.
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Washington
House
William Power Maloney
New York
Henry
the Dutchman
Maloney
Grunewald
Rep
Kean
R-Nj
Jet Battle Over Korea Sets Record for Sabre Losses
U S Air Force Sabre pilots claim a series of aerial clashes Thursday over North Korea destroyed or damaged 13 to 18 Red jets, climaxing in the longest jet battle. In a 40 minute dogfight near Sinanju to the Yalu River, 28 Sabres tangled with 40 Mig-15s, with at least three and possibly eight MiGs damaged or shot down.
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Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Sinanju
Yalu
Air Force
Fifth Air Force
Local Births and Emergency Care Highlight Memorial Hospital
A notices list shows Mrs Lorraine Parker of Sunflower and others at Memorial Hospital with births and a baby boy on Route 5 J J Street KY St. Evelyn Armstrong and Clyde Clark residents noted, plus James Black and Kenneth Campbell families with new sons. Philip Lacey, two year old, treated in emergency after a chin cut requiring a stitch. The article closes with a note on the origin of the term leatherneck for U S Marines.
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Juanita Sparks
Route 5
J. J. Street
Ky. St
Evelyn Armstrong
Clyde Clark
Clyde
Philip Lacey
Charles E. Lacey
Vt. St
Nursing disaster program for Kansas nurses at KU Extension
About 100 registered nurses from Eastern Kansas will attend a two day Civil Defense Institute titled Nursing in Disaster at the University of Kansas Extension. The Kansas State Nurses Association and KU Extension will present the program focusing on nursing problems posed by chemical biological and atomic warfare with a section on everyday emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Civil Defense Institute
University of Kar Sas
Kansas State Nurses Association
K.U_ Extension
Lawful license rules clash with spring drive-in plans
Kansas highway patrol announces that from April 1 drivers lacking 1952 license tabs or new licenses will be arrested and fined, requiring tests for a renewed license. Old licenses may be renewed without tests. Meanwhile Lawrence drive-ins announce spring openings despite near blizzard conditions across Kansas and cold temperatures.
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Kansas.Highway Patrol
Topeka
Kansas
Lawrence
Land
Commonwealth
J. DB. King
West 23Rd Street
GE Manager to Speak on Heat Light and Power
A. H. McEachron Jr., manager of GE technical education, will address about 30 University of Kansas engineering seniors on April 2 at 3 p.m. in room 201 of the Electrical Engineering Laboratories. The talk is titled Heat Light and Power.
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A. H. McEachron Jr
General Electric Corp
Schenectady
N. Y
University of Kansas Engineering
Electrical Engineering Laboratories
LocalResidents Reflect Snowbound Week and News
Mrs Charles Davidson spent Monday with Mrs Lloyd Douglas of Lawrence. Pvt Raymond Kurtz married Miss Dolores Worthington of Eudora Monday as Mr and Mrs Alfred Torneden joined a dinner honoring the couple. Don Daniels of Sheatock Okla, brother of Mrs Fred Reetz, died recently after living here years ago. Snow blocked roads, schools failed to open Tuesday, and residents faced commuting struggles. World of neighborly visits includes Mrs Anna DeLoy’s call on Mrs Alfred Torneden, a move by Mr and Mrs McAnerney to the DeLay farm, and weekend gatherings with the Hallenbeck and Torneden families. William Torneden Jr and son Reet of Lawrence visited over the weekend, while Frank Heink and family from Kansas City spent Sunday with Mrs Anna Torneden. Arnold Torneden and Harold Torneden assisted Louis Torpeders with carpentry.
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Charles Davidson
Lloyd Douglas
Lawrence
Alfred Torneden
Carl Kurtz
Eudora
Pvt
Raymond Kurtz
Dolores Worthington
Fred Reetz
Don Daniels
Sheatock
Oklo
Anna DeLoy
Worden
McAnerney
DeLay Farm
William Torneden Jr
George Hallenbeck
Charles
Davidson
Jack
Barnsdall
Okla
Frank Heink
Kansas City
Anna Torneden
Arnold Torneden
Harold Torneden
Louis Torpeders
Pleasant Grove Social Circle Meeting and Local Visits
Mrs. Robert Ulrich attended the Social Circle Club meeting at Edith Postma's home. N D Messer visited daughter and baby Lynnie in Kansas City. Attendance at Sunday School was 25 with a musical number by Patty Gish. The Grieshaberns of Belner visited William Tietjen's home. Frank Corbit returned from Holton to stay with her parents. Ulrichs attended two funerals in Olathe for Rev. Little and James Martin and visited sisters Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. E J Yoell at noon. Jimmy Disque, Terry and Jerry Tietjen participated regionally.
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Robert Ulrich
Social Circle Club
Edith Postma
N. D. Messer
Hans Wonunworth
Kansas City
Lynnie
Yorn Uni
Rose Messer
Patty Gish
Otto Grieshabern
Belner
Alice Ann
Ray
William Tietjens
Frank Corbit
Holton
Lewis
Olathe
Mr. Little
James Martin
Ulrich
John Anderson
E_ J_ Yoell
Jimmy Disque
Terry and Jerry
Tietjeng
Vinland Notices and Visits Patchwork
Mr and Mrs Byron Shuck move with children to a farm owned by Mr Classon near Baldwin Their daughter Diane is in the Vinland grade school Fourth grader Diane attends the local school Sunday callers at the Martin Holecom home were Mr and Mrs John Tobler Mr and Mrs Hugh Axe and Louie Holcom of Lawrence and Mrs Woodrow Sturdy Mrs Waller Tabbit and children from Oskaloosa visited Mr and Mrs Ross Stone Sunday WECS met Bertha Weiler on Wednesday with Mrs Pilon presiding Mrs A G Hammond led the lesson Mrs Mary Stevens announced cookbooks are ready for distribution Dale Nichols improving after a heart attack at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Byron Strom had surgery at the hospital last week He is the son of Mr and Mrs Malcom Strom Mrs Gilbert Sherman visiting Paola sister of Spanner who is seriously ill Mrs Woodrow Sturdy returned to the Sunflower Ond inance Plant after illness Mr and Mrs Robert Laughlin visiting relatives here left Saturday for Greeley Colorado with her parents Mr and Mrs T B Stevens who will stay indefinitely.
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Byron Shuck
Classon
Baldwin
Diane
Vinland
Martin Holecom
John Tobler
Hugh Axe
Louie Holcom
Lawrence
Woodrow Sturdy
Waller Tabbit
Oskaloosa
Ross Stone
WECS
Bertha
Weiler
Pilon
A. G. Hammond
Mary Stevens
Dale Nichols
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Byron Strom
Byron
Malcom Strom
Gilbert Sherman
Spanner
Paola
Robert Laughlin
Greeley
Colo
T. B. Stevens
Market livestock and commodity prices in mixed sale notes
Scaled meat cuts and hogs described with weights and price ranges from 16.00 to 35.00, plus sow and stag values. Native lambs, sheeps, and hogs listed with bids. local market quotes show butterfat, eggs, poultry, and grain futures. Kansas City and New York stock and commodity figures follow, noting ranges for wheat corn soybeans oats and futures activity.
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Kansas City
Aic
Wall Street gains on light volume amid steady demand
The Day in Wall Street in New York reports a generally higher stock market with slight gains across most issues. Trading hovered around a one point range with modest moves. about 1,200,000 shares changed hands, the week's best volume, while Amertcen Telephone faced mild pressure and small blocks moved at varied prices.
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Wall Street
New York
Stor
Amertcen Telephone
Al 154
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Robin Love
Miss Green
Don Nease
BRASS
Sen. Johnson
Earl L. Martin Ward
Earl L. Martin
Tucson
Anna
San Digeo
Bessie Denechler Martin
George Sherman
D. A. Laferriere
J. Auer
Key . Fla
William_ Dodds. Reno
Rend
Henry V. Collins
William .Frowe
William Frowe
Lasurence Memorial Hospital
Ramsay Funeral Home
Paul B. Liawson
Memorial Park Cemetery
Frowe
Mildred Frowe
Kansas House
Jessie J. Davis
Joyce A. Staden
Annus
Herecules Powder Company
U. S
Memorial Hospital
Lorraine Parker
Sunflower
Sam Dickinson
Conn
Katherine Spalding
C. St
Blanche Thompson
Maxine Revenew
A. 1. St
Marilyn Davison
Cust St
James Black
Conn, St
Kenneth Campbell
Institute For Nurses
Arctic
Cordley School
Mildred Brown
W. QO. Brownlee
Nelson Art Gallery
Jean Russell
Pinckney School
Harris- Barnard Sign Co
8Th St
Bard
Kansas-Texas
Villa Eden
Pleasant Grove
Kansas City Livestock
Ottawa
Harold Rothrack
Jane
Ada Poole
Texan
Sandy Williams
John Daniels
Dion v
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Mayetta
Danny McMillan
Dale Custer
Kennan
Fuller
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Tia
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Tel & Tel
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Chrysler
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Thy
Tim Mont
NY Central
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Be Ltd
Ina
Ms Ltd
Dibi
Air In
Aire
US Steeligh
West UN
Tel
Scott
Tao Nge Ko Seiya Lee Ssaae
Standard Lite Lidg
Btn & Vermont Real Estate
Op Farm
Milica
Kansan
Woodsum Nursery
Awa, Kansas
Ate
Douglas County
Building and Loan Assn
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