Typhoid Cases Rise From Monerk Springs Camp
Three more typhoid cases confirmed among attendees of a church camp at Monerk Springs Missouri lifting the total from the event to nine cases with one death previously listed by the U S Public Health Service. A Missouri woman who attended has been identified as a carrier and helped prepare meals. She will remain unnamed to protect public safety.
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Jefferson City
Monerk Springs
U. S. Public Health Service
Missouri
E. A. Belden
Site Health Division
Belden
Warren Shaw Pleads to Extend Soil Bank Deadline
Warren Shaw urges Benson to extend the Soil Bank Program deadline as drought strains Kansas. He calls for allowing all free wheat acreage to enter the soil bank and for farmers to be paid even if no wheat is planted, ensuring income in 1957. He notes substantial rains and drought risks and pushes for broader enrollment.
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Warren Shaw
Benson
New Uprising Splits Wyandotte Ranks In Kansas City
In Kansas City, about 100 Kansans signed a tribal roll to join the Wyandotte Indians, pitting Kansas Wyandottes against Oklahoma Wyandottes. George D. Zane, 56, head the Kansas group calling for official rolls and court action if needed. Separately, former Roosevelt attorney general Homer S. Cummings died at 86 in Washington from heart failure, with funeral services planned in Kansas City and Stamford, Conn.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kansas
United States
Oklahoma Wyandottes
Congress
Then Corhorts
Kansas Group
George D. Zane
Lawrence Zane
Miami, Okla
Zane
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Homer S. Cummings
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Schuyler Cummings
Miami
Fin
Cummings
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Gawler’s Funeral
Stamford
Conn
Bouton & Reynolds Funeral Home
Dehydrator Company Leader Walks From Meeting
Celso-Tlenry A Hoffman, president of a national alfalfa company, walked out of a shareholder meeting in Sinking Spring. Hoffman, joined by Hoffman associates, left as management details were read amid calls to unify the firm. Nets of the group, including Sav Sto, Motius Wolfe, and Carl Mo Shinn, discussed plans and Hoffman was to meet in Denver tomorrow to smooth differences. The company headquarters are in Cedar Saird, Iowa.
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LAMAR
Celso - Tlenry
A. Hoffman
Nationel Alfalfa Debseerae & Miibns Co
Asam
Sestotehas
Hoffman
Vo Gulden
Lanwapr
Peeeston Dhs
Stoffman Fucker Comtessy
Bavers
Sav
Motius Wolfe
Spadesty
Carl Mo Shin
Emporian Appointed All State Religion Head
Dr. Ailliam C. Tremmel of Emporia is named director of student religious activities at Kansas State College. The post unifies duties formerly handled by the YMCA secretary. Tremmel has served at Emporia State Teachers College since 1950 and led its philosophy and religion department last year.
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Manhattan. Kas. WP
Ailliam C. Tremmel
Emporia
Kansas State College
YMCA
Tremmel
Emporia State Teachers College
Reds Toss Schools Curve
Berlin reports say universities in Communist East Germany faced new pressure to clarify academic standards and align programs with state policy as education policy shifted under the regime.
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Reds
Berlin
East Germany
Neuer Deutsche article on Stalin move prompts questions
Neues Deutschland urges professors to not waste days in the new school year clearing burning questions from students about the Kremlin move. The paper did not ban the nature of the questions.
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Neues Deutschland
Kremlin
Banas
U S Protests China Shootdown of Navy Plane
The United States sent a formal note to Red China through the British Embassy in Peiping protesting the Aug. 23 shooting down of an American Navy patrol plane. The note demands compensation for the loss of the aircraft and the 16 crewmen, calling the act without warning and unjustified.
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Washington
United States
Red China
China
Peiping
Red
Baker U Okayed By Arts Study Committee
President William J Scar announces Baker University gains membership in the Committee on Liberal Arts Study of the North Central Association. About 70 liberal arts colleges participate to improve curricula through information exchange. Baker will appoint a faculty rep for summer workshops and form a special committee to study Baker’s general education program.
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William J. Scarborough
Baker University
Baldwin
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
North Central Territory
Baker
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