British Writer Denies Eisenhower Golf In War Diaries
London AP reports Viscount Alanbrooke clarifies his 1944 diary remark about Eisenhower. He says he did not imply the general played golf at a crucial invasion moment, only noting Ike’s headquarters were at a Reims golf clubhouse. Eisenhower press secretary Hagerty later said the president played little golf during the war.
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London
Viscount Alanbrooke
Eisenhower
Europe
Britain
Alanbrooke
France
Reims
James C. Hagerty
White House
Hagerty
Government printing costs deemed excessive by court
The U S Court of Appeals voiced wonder that the Government Printing Office charges three times private printers for some work. It ruled litigants in Patent cases cannot be saddled with excessive government printing bills and must pay prevailing commercial prices.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Government Printing Office
Death notices Mrs Esther Colburn 75 in Lawrence area
Mrs Esther H Colburn of 2136 Ky Sr died this morning after an extended illness. Aged 75, born August 16 1884 at Vinton Missouri, she lived in the Lawrence vicinity since 1910. Funeral arrangements will be announced from Rumsey Funeral Home. Surviving: husband Harry Colburn. three sons Glenn, Lyre, and George Colburn. sister Ruth Kellogg. brother Roy Colburn. six grandchildren. two great grandchildren.
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Esther H. Colburn
Vinton
Lawrence
Rumsey Feneral
Harry Colburn
Glenn Colburn
Ky, St
Lyre Colburn
Elm St
George Colburn
el Ca
Missing KU freshman reports joining Navy in New Orleans
Frederic Harvey a Kansas University freshman from Mission who vanished Oct 17 writes his mother claiming he has joined the Navy in New Orleans. Clark Coan KU assistant dean of men says Harvey's mother notified him Thursday afternoon. Coan also notes Pierce Lasalle a Montreal geologist graduate student still missing. Lasalle 27 was dropped for nonpayment and disappeared days after Harvey left.
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Frederic Harvey
Kansas University
Mission
Navy
New Orleans
Clark Coan
Coan
Pierce Lasalle
Montreal
Canada
Geolagy
Lasalle
Harvey
Bartle Won't Quit As K.C. Mayor
Kansas City Mayor H Ree Bartle declares he will not resign despite calls from opponents. Speaking at the Topeka Consistory reunion banquet he denounced “lousy politicians” over city troubles, and linked his woes to the firing of health director Abraham Gelperin. Bartle warned of developments next Monday or Tuesday to reveal the outcome.
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Topeka
Kansas City
H. Ree Bartle
Bartle
Abraham Gelperin
Furs Stolen From Plaza Store Worth 35000
Kansas City police report a theft at Van Dyke Furs on the Country Club Plaza. About 40 fur garments valued at 35000 were carried out in roughly three minutes after a door lock was torn and the burglar alarm triggered. Detectives said officers arrived minutes later. the robbers had fled.
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Kansas City
van Dyke Furs
Country Club Plaza
Wayne McMeins
Phil Ratcliff
Margaret F. Miller
Court docket notes minor traffic fines and civil filings
In the Courts Police Court Thomas Eaton 1122 West Campus Rd 15 fine improper lane usage tail lights Brett Daniel 716 Miss St 15 fine failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident Filed Marilyn M Hornberger vs William L Hornberger Lloyd Vernon Spencer vs Rosalind Spencer Alma Ann Bryant vs Delbert Spene Bryant Cynthia B Adair vs Bruce A Adair Edward Lee Shawbaker vs Charlotte Shawbaker
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Thomas Eaton
West Campus Rd
Brett Daniel
Miss. St
Marilyn M. Hornberger
William L. Hornberger
Lloyd Vernon Spencer
Rosalind Spencer
Alma Ann Bryant
Delbert Spene Bryant
Cynthia B. Adair
Bruce A. Adair
Edward Lee Shawbaker
Charlotte Shawbaker
Nixon Plans Plans Board for New Hampshire Primary
Concord New Hampshire AP backers announced a plans board to enter Richard M Nixon's name in the state's first in the nation presidential primary next March.
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Nixon Plans
Concord
N.H
Richard M. Nixon
Plans Board
New Hampshire
Columbia Rejects Students Appeal Over Van Doren Return
New York AP Columbia University refused an appeal by student demonstrators to reinstate Charles Van Doren as an English instructor. Grayson Kirk received a petition after a campus protest, with about 400 students shouting We want Charlie back as the case was declared closed.
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Charlie
Pat Rotter
Barnard College
Columbia University
Charles van Doren
Twenty-One
van Doren
John Howard van Amringe
Columbia
New York
Columbia University Today
Grayson Kirk
Government Moves on Parker Lynching Case
The Justice Department seeks federal court action against those who lynched Negro Mack Charles Parker, a 23 year old from Lumberton, Miss. Parker had been indicted for raping a white woman and was dragged from his cell last April. His body was later found in a river. Mississippi officials react skeptically as the federal move proceeds.
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Washington
Justice Department
Mack Charles Parker
Lawrence E. Walsh
U.S
Jackson
Miss
Parker
Lumberton
Mississippi
Sebe Dale
Pearl River County
Choir Member Slain On St Louis Sidewalk
A 41 year old choir member, Mildred Moeller, was stabbed to death on a St Louis sidewalk after leaving church choir practice. She was found by John Arris after a friend’s car stalled in the cold. Police believe a large knife, possibly butcher knife, caused the back wounds and note there was no robbery.
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St, Louis
Mildred Moeller
John Arris
Arris
No Contract Yet For K. C. Buses
A Douglas County district round table for Boy Scout leaders meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at First Methodist Church in Lawrence. The quarterly meeting aids adult scouters in programming and serves as a prep session for the Boy Scouts of America 50th anniversary programs next year. Leaders are urged to attend and bring items on Scout history for the 1960 Golden Jubilee.
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Douglas County
First Methodist
Lawrence
Boy Scouts of America
Ex-RevioW Officer Says CBS Alerted In September 58
Washington AP reports a former Reviow official testified that he alerted CBS in September 1958 about irregularities in the $64,000 Challenge quiz show. George Abrams, then Revlon ad chief, said he first suspected rigging in March 1958 after contestant Arthur Cohn Jr. complained of preordered answers. Abrams said the show’s producers blamed a mistake, and noted Revlon pressured CBS to investigate after Stoney Jackson's September remarks.
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Washington
Reviow
CBS
George Abrams
Abrams
House
Arthur Cohn Jr
Cohn
Charles E
Stoney) Jackson
Deer Joins Topeka Roundup In Wild Herding Incident
In Topeka a buck deer joined a 21 head cattle herd in a 70 acre pasture. The animal caused the cattle to scatter for about two hours as it jumped fences and led the herd. Neighbors assisted until the buck slipped away under a fence and the roundup ended.
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Topeka
Mark Irwin
Memorial Hospital Names And Dismissals List
Memorial Hospital lists individuals associated with care and discharge. Dismissals include Rita Miller Robert Boyd Benjamin Carpenter Richard Johnson Evelyn Hermansen and baby boy Rene Yates Harriet Quinby Alice Krum Shirley Johnson and baby girl Rebecca Hemphill Buford Taylor among others from city and surrounding areas.
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Rita Miller
Baldwin
Robert Boyd
W. 20Th
Benjamin Carpenter
Haskell —_ Institute
Richard Johnson
Evelyn Hermansen
Terr
Rene Yates
Sunflower Village
Harriet Quinby
R. I
Alice Krum
Tenn
Shirley Johnson
Stouffer Place
Rebecca Hemphill
Buford Taylor
N.Y
Public Service Bus Strike Talks Progress in Missouri
Kansas City transit bus talks between Kansas City Public Service Co and the drivers stalled, with a midnight strike looming. Governor Blair urged quick, good faith bargaining at a Jefferson City meeting to avert a state seizure. Negotiators shortened teams, dined, and resumed talks as the governor stressed public interest and a swift resolution.
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Kansas City Public Service Co
Missouri
James T. Blair
Jefferson City
Don Eyer
The
Utility
Blair
Daniel C. Rogers
State Mediation Board
Harry C. O’connell
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Clothing Drive Aids Asia Mission via Local Churches
A boxcar of clothing is sought in this month’s Thanksgiving Clothing Appeal sponsored by Immanuel and Trinity Lutheran churches in cooperation with the Lutheran denominations of Greater Kansas City. Donations may be delivered to Trinity Lutheran at 13th and N. H. Streets or Immanuel Lutheran at 16th and Vt. Streets.
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Asia
Near East
Immanuel
Trinity Lutheran
Kansas City
13Th
N. H. Sts
Immanuel Lutheran
16Th
Vt. Sts
Six Boston papers suspend publication in printers strike
Boston six daily newspapers halt all editions as 1,150 International Typographical Union printers strike over wage and leave demands. Publishers offer pay raises and welfare funds. union rejects a delay proposal from Gov. Furcolo. Affects Globe Herald Traveler Record American and Sunday editions. Christian Science Monitor not affected.
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Boston
International Typographical Union
Foster Furcolo
Eugene P. Barnes
the Globe
the Herald
the Traveler
The
Record
the American
Christian Science Monitor
Thirty two missing on Himalaya expedition
In Katmandu Nepal AP reports 32 climbers are missing after a Himalayan expedition. Three Japanese climbers led by H Kato along with 29 Nepalese sherpas have not been heard from in three weeks and no trace has been found despite an intensive search.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Himalayas
H. Kato
Woman files suit against Quiz show fraud claim
New York AP A woman attorney Ethel A Davidson sues NBC and producers for 1.2 million dollars alleging she was fraudulently eliminated from the Twenty One quiz show. She says her win potential was at least one hundred thousand dollars.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Ethel A. Davidson
Supreme Court
Herbert Stempel
NBC
Jack Barry
Daniel Enright
Barry Enright
Cold Freeze Seems Harmless to Most Trees and Shrubs
Kansas University landscaping foreman Felix Bermudas notes the Thursday night freeze dipping to 14 degrees likely spared most evergreens and deciduous trees though magnolias suffered. He warns buds may have been killed though the trees themselves should survive. The expert adds abrupt cold snaps affect southern climates more than the local area.
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Felix Bermudas
Kansas University
Bermudas
Nebraska Legislature One-House Body Senators Classed
The Nebraska State Legislature operates with a single chamber. Members are designated as senators.
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Nebraska
Meany backs rail unions in battle over featherbedding
AFL-CIO President George Meany pledged full support to railroad unions amid bids by carriers to trim jobs. He warned that management is waging a campaign to discredit workers as contracts edge toward talks, tying the dispute to a wider attack on labor.
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Chicago
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Card of Thanks to Dr Belot and Nurses
Glenn Coffman expresses gratitude to Dr Belot and the nurses for wonderful care and to friends for cards gifts and flowers during his hospital stay.
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