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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1956

Page

8

Harwi weighs options after paint contract cancellation

Topeka State Highway Director Harwi says action on the attorney general opinion is unclear as the highway commission tests a new white paint sample from Sales Service Co. The panel previously voted to cancel 58 000 gallons of white striping paint for breach of delivery and specifications, with under 2 000 gallons delivered by September 14. Attorney General Johnson Anderson notes failure to meet production and delivery schedules breach of contract justifying cancellation.

Topeka Frank ‘Harwi Sales Service Co Highway Commission Hatch State Highway Commission Atty John Anderson

They Claim Smog Is Caused by Cigarettes

Los Angeles readers hear a claim that cigarette smoke is blamed for smog. The piece notes that authorities or scientists point to pollution sources beyond tobacco as the true cause of the city’s air haze.

Dulles Charts Independent Course on Suez Policy

Secretary of State Dulles signals a somewhat independent path from Britain and France in the Suez Canal dispute with Egypt. He notes differences in approach to colonialism while affirming U S Britain and France remain united on the canal's international operation.

Washington Dulles Britain France Suéz—Canal Egypt Asia Africa Suez United States Ebotti Users’ Association of Nations Canal Passage

Los Angeles smog study counts cigarettes smoked daily

The air pollution control district reports that about 64,806,230 cigarettes are smoked daily in Los Angeles County and that this activity adds roughly 12 tons of contaminants to the air each day.

Angeles Air Pollution Control District Los Angeles APCD

Kansas Farm Prices Rise Slightly in September

Kansas farm prices edged up 0.4 percent for the month ended September 15, led by higher prices for wheat oats barley alfalfa seed hay milk and eggs while corn cattle calves hogs and chickens averaged lower. The federal and state agriculture agencies noted mid September price trends for livestock.

Topeka Kansas

Prices for livestock and grain shift in August

Market notes show hog prices at $15.40 per hundredweight, 70 cents below last year while beef cattle at $14.40 remain 40 cents under August levels but above mid-September 1955. Wheat rose five cents to $1.99 per bushel, up from $1.96 a year ago.

Ottawa University moves 19000 books to new library

More than 400 students and faculty at Ottawa University assisted in transferring about 19,000 books from the old library to the new Myers Library and Manual Art Center. The four hour move involved an estimated 25 tons of books.

Ottawa Kas Ottawa University New Myers Library

Local Musicians Form KU Little Symphony

Thirteen Lawrence residents join 32 members of the Kansas University Little Symphony directed by Dean Thomas Gorton. The group, focusing on 18th century and contemporary works, will give its first concert on November 14 at KU, featuring faculty and advanced students across strings and wind instruments.

Lawrence Kansas University Little Symphony Thomas Gorton School of Fine Arts Raymond Cerf Ind. St George Green Kansas City Kas Carol Brumfield Lewis Marian Scheid Ky. St Marian Carlson Wayne Neb Kathryn Meredith Joplin Hazel Bauerrichter Quincy Judy Gorton US. St Marion Organ Ill. St Joyce Ann Waters Salina Karel Blaas Tenn. St Wilbur Kent Beloit Esther Shriver Ark. St Margaret Bushong Strong Ave Sue Gewinner Webster Grove Donald Beene 9Th St Alan Harris Learnard Marianne Marshall Topeka Jan Garrison LaGrange Marcus Hahn Michael Conner Dodge City Marilyn Jo Wiens Bete Plaine Bruce Gardner Independence Don Scheid John Mayhan Fmporia Austin Ledwith N. H. St Phyllis Glass la. St David Graves Jane Hopkins Boonsville Edward Masters Crescent Rd Richard Chatelain Wymore James Avery Burlington

Carrier Saratoga Can Shift Position Vastly In A Day

The U S aircraft carrier Saratoga is capable of altering its sea position by as much as 600 miles within a 24 hour period, showcasing its strategic mobility and reach across ocean theaters.

U. S Saratoga

Midget in Haly Gives Birth to 7% Pound Boy

Turin reports Mrs. Marie Spada, a 82 pound midget, gave birth yesterday to a 77 pound son. The mother stands 33 inches tall and the husband is two inches shorter. The delivering doctor said the child may reach the height of his parents by his fifth birthday.

Turin Italy Marie ‘Spada

Shaw Urges Broad Aid for Drought Farmers

Warren W. Shaw the Republican gubernatorial nominee in Norton Kansas called for all possible assistance to drought hit farmers. He cited a $50,000 federal hay program and urged Kansas to provide funds for administrative costs as he toured much of the state with a campaign caravan. He telegraphed Roy Freeland, secretary of the State Board of Agriculture, outlining the relief stance.

Norton Kas Warren_W. Shaw Kansas Roy Freeland State Board of Agriculture Kanesas

Urgent drought aid urged to save Kansas cattle herds

State officials stress drought impact is severe and request immediate action. They push to use federal day program funds totaling 500000 dollars and require Kansas to provide state funds for administration to preserve cattle herds. Time is critical.

Cowles Says Eisenhower Offered Her Ambassadorship

Fleur Cowles said in Berchtesgaden that President Eisenhower once offered her an ambassadorship. She declined remarking she may be the only woman to turn down such a post, and she would not specify the country.

Fleur Cowles Berchtesgaden Germany Eisenhower

Ambassade Aftermath: Quote Highlights Detainee Sentiment

A quoted remark presents the speaker fearing imprisonment within an embassy if appointed ambassador. The statement underscores concerns about diplomatic asylum and limited personal freedom in high level postings. The context suggests a discussion on ambassadorial roles and international protection.

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