Anderson accuses Kansas Democrat of postman job threat over donations
Kansas senator Frank Carlson charges Kenneth Anderson a Kansas Democratic national committeeman sent letters asking postmasters and rural letter carriers for contributions, threatening loss of jobs under a Republican administration. Anderson disputes illegality, says letters went to Democratic targets and similar appeals will continue.
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Frank Carlaon
Kas
Kansas
Democratic Jeader Today
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kenneth T. Anderson
Anderson
Topeka
Carlson
Darby
Harry Hy
Republican Party
Century Club
John I.young
Salina
Man Dies of Heart Attack While Golfing
Ki Walter A Sellars, 43, died after a heart attack during a round of golf at Independence Country Club yesterday. He previously worked with the U S Supply Co in Kansas City and Wichita.
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Independence Ki
Walter A. Sellars
Sellars
U.S. Supply Co
Kansas City
Wichita
Red armistice negotiator protests wounding of POWs
In Panmunjom the chief Communist armistice negotiator protested the wounding of 12 Red prisoners in a U N POW camp last Thursday. He demanded an accounting and cited news reports of the incident. The letter was delivered at Panmunjom and forwarded to Gen. Mark Clark in Tokyo.
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Munsan
Korea
U. N
U. N. Prisoners of War Command
Red
Panmunjom
U.N
Mark Clark
Tokyo
Charles V. Cadwell
Seattle
Fourth Army
San Antonio
Tex
Tapi
Border Reopens to Mexican Livestock and Meat Trade
Washington announced the borders reopen to Mexican cattle and other livestock and to fresh frozen and chilled meats after Mexico was declared free of foot and mouth disease. Secretary Bran nan said a few hundred thousand head may be imported in the coming year, with most fattened elsewhere before slaughter. The U S expects to slaughter about 36 million of its own cattle this year. The embargo cost the country about one million dollars in the eradication effort.
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Washington
U. S
Mexico
R Brannan
Navy recruit dies from bus collision injuries
Lawrence Pusch, a navy recruit from Topeka, died in Albuquerque after sustaining injuries in a bus-truck crash last Wednesday. He died yesterday, following the accident near the city.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Lawrence Pusch
Topeks
To the Aztecs an ear of corn tasted best is full of borers
A fragment notes a seasonal observation about corn quality and borers with a reference to National Geographic and a phrase about the Aztec taste for corn. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or full sentences.
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National Geographic
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