Taft Sets Schedule for Truman Taft warns Eisenhower on priorities
U S Senator Taft meets with President-elect Eisenhower and Rep Martin to map early congressional action. Key items listed include the budget, taxation, renewal of the government Reorganization Act, extension of price and wage controls, amendments to Taft-Hartley, welfare policy study, foreign aid authorizations, and possible new commissions. Taft plans weekly White House talks with top Senate leaders and expects GOP posts to be filled without strong opposition. The report also notes Barter Theater’s Baldwin run and Baker University’s theater showing separate from the political brief.
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Washington
Taft
Rohio
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Ohio
White House
New York
Rep
Martin
R-Mass
New House
Trager
GOP Senator Slams Dunlap Appointment to Civil Service Post
Senator Williams denounces Internal Revenue Commissioner John B. Dunlap's transfer to a lifetime civil service post in the Texas-Oklahoma district. Williams calls the move defensible as a post-election promotion and opposes civil service as refuge for repudiated politicians. Dunlap, 48, will earn 13,500 annually with added job security.
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Washington II
Sen
Williams
Internal Revenue
John B. Dunlap
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Dunlap
Tax Bureau
Texas-Oklahoma
Wichita Park Auditor Named Finance Director
Wichita Park Auditor Ralph Walz, a 14 year city employee and 10 year park department auditor, was appointed finance director by City Manager E N Smith. He succeeds Monty Jones, fired last week as city manager and former finance director. Wayne Bolan resigns from the city planning commission in protest of the firing.
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Wichita
Ralph Walz
E. N. Smith
Walz
Park Department
Monty Jones
Jones
Wayne R Bolan
Wichita Lumberman
City Planning Commission
Bolan
Russell Jump
Floyd Amsden
Walter Keeler
Icaeiiaa Ta
Alais Coak
Salina Rotary Scholarship Funds Korean Student at KWU
A two year scholarship to Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina will go to Joe Yu Lee, recommended by the Federal Security Agency. Lee, who completed junior college work in the Orient, is expected to arrive in February. Korean consul Woosang Choi predicts Lee will become a future leader for Korea.
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Salina F
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Present Play at McLouth by Junior Class
Seven Cinderellas a three act comedy will be presented Friday evening November 21 at 8 o clock in the McLouth High School Auditorium by the junior class. The cast includes Mr Miller Charles Byrne Mrs Miller Shirley Courtney Jack their son Murry Huggins Agnes their daughter Ruth Lodge Vivian Jacks fiancee Roberta Cheek and others. The play directed by Miss Wanda Bernitz. Traffic Court Ray Griswold was fined 25 for speeding. Gordon L Schleifer fined 15 for reckless driving. Ethan Smith fined 20 for speeding. Damon Hidgway fined 20 for speeding. Delbert McCall fined 20 for failing to stop at a stop sign.
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Ralph MacDonald
McLouth High School
Mr. Miller
Charles Byrne
Miller
Shirley Courtney Jack
Murry Huggins
Agnes
Ruth Lodge
Vivian
Jack
Roberta Cheek
Eileen Harvey
Wanda Turner
Hazel
Maid
Clarice van Droff
Cheyenne Bill
Jim Britain
Amelia
Norma McAfee
Beth
Sylvia Weeks
Edgar
Ronald Groshong
Larry Reed
John Petrie
Horace
the Horse
Bill Bunce
Duane Larsson
Wanda Bernitz
Ray Griswold
Ky. St
Gordon L. Schleifer
Mass. St
Ethan Smith
N. St
Damon Hidgway
N. J. St
Delbert McCall
Wray resigns to head Medford Veneer and Plywood
Paul F. Wray resigns as office manager at Umpqua Plywood to become general manager of Medford Veneer and Plywood Corp. The new plant starts around Dec. 1 with capacity about three million board feet as Green veneer is produced for Crescent City affiliated plant. Wray also served part time as assistant manager of Medford Door Co and was involved in Crescent City Company. He and family will move to Medford after selling Roseburg home. GIRLS RETURNED HOME. Two teens reported to police after running away from Mason City homes. Rosalie Ann LeDuc 17 and Pauline Faye Wise 13 were returned with parents contacted and travel arranged.
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Umpqua Plywood Mul
Rosburg
Ore
Medford
Medford Door Company
Crescent City Company
Roseburg
Armed Service
Umpqua Re
Masonity
Rosalie Ann LeDuc
Pauline Faye Wise
Baldwin Hospital Plan Explained by Physician
Dr Hildyard outlines Baldwin hospital plan arguing a 20 bed facility fits current needs. He notes benefits like closed staff in Topeka, reduced home care, and easing pressure on Olaf and Lawrence hospitals. Financing suggested at 170000 for plant with 50000 equipment, competing with Lawrence Memorial and KC medical centers.
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Hildyard
Overbrook
Baldwin Hospital
Topeka
Wellsville
Ottawa Hospital
Baldwin
Olaf
Lawrence
Wildyard
Lawrence Memorial
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Hospital District Plan Stressed for Community Care
Dr Baldwin and Dr Wildyard push a taxable hospital district to consolidate care. Planned facility would cover emergencies with $50,000 in equipment and transfer complex surgeries to specialists. District would be governed by five residents elected locally, with a maintenance mill levy and possible Baker University campus use.
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Baldwin Phylan
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
County Commission Board
Wildyard
Baker University
Ballwin
Marriage Licenses Issued in Probate Court
Marriage licenses were issued in Probate Court Monday to Wendell B D Saunders 21 and Polibarity Hill 19 both of Lawrence. Alexander Davis of Lawrence and Louida Mendoza 16 31 of Kansas City Kansas.
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Wendell BD. Saunders
Polibarity T Hill
Lawrence
Alexander Davis
Louida Mendoza
Kansas City
Kan
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