Bonn Cabinet Hears Moscow Talks But Takes No Action
Chancellor Adenauer reported on Moscow negotiations, but the Bonn cabinet took no formal step. Ministers seek detailed reports from the foreign office and might submit the accord to Parliament next week after deciding what to recommend.
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Bonn
Germany
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Foreign Office
Adenauer
West Germany
Soviet Union
Carlo Schmid
Bundestag
Schmid
Inday
Bukanin
Weir Assigned From SOW to Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maj. Truett Weir, longtime executive officer at Sunflower Ordnance Works, receives permanent change of station orders to Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland. He will attend the Ordnance Training Command course before reporting, ending a two year SOW tenure and a 21 year Far East tour prior to Sunflower assignment.
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Maj
Truett Weir
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maryland
Donald Catherman
S.O.W
Weir
Ordnance Training Command
Aberdeen
Sunflower
Mo. St
Lawrence
Texas
Ord Kanes Corps
Normandy
France
Far East Command
Morabito Linked to Killing and Assault, Police Say
Police accuse Morabito of shooting a man named George in revenge after blaming him for his troubles. In a separate case, a female radio station receptionist reported being raped by Morabito who allegedly followed her from an elevated train station to her North Side apartment, threatening her with a pistol.
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Moody
Morabito
George
Sat
County Traffic Fines in County Court
Two individuals were fined in County Court for traffic violations. Paul Winfred Brune of Route 3 was charged with failure to yield right of way with 510 fine and costs. Beverly Dale Trott of 1602 La. Street faced a passing in a no passing zone charge with lu and costs.
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Paul Winfred_Brune
Beverly Dale Trott
la. &T
Proodles Helmet and Mystical Mars Messenger
A fragmented note mentions Captain Droodle Space and the Soli Martian, guardian of the galaxy. It references Moorio, a space ship moving at light speed, and longings for law and order in the void amid scattered sci fi fantasies.
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Mr. Ranger
Droodle
Moorio
Saturn
Pha
Tax Official Happy Derogatory Charges Cleared Up
Washington P Harrell T Vance a former assistant commissioner of internal revenue says he is delighted that charges impugning his past conduct have been all washed out Congressional sources identified Hoppe as the man in Edgar E Hoppe's suit against the IRS for back pay He says he was fired for political considerations from his post heading the Inspection force Hoppe's attorney says he was dismissed after 24 years for refusing to whitewash a derogatory report about another high official Treasury secretary Humphrey says Hoppe was discharged for incompetence and belligerent attitude Investigations by selective service civil service and Treasury found the charges did not stand up
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Washington
Harrell T. Vance
Internal Revenue
Edgar EF. Toppe
Internal Revenue’ Service
Hoppe
Dallas
The
Revenue Service
Service
U.S. Court of Claims
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Congressional
Treasury
Vance
Selective Service
Civil Service
Death notice for infant Gregory Peters
Gregory Alan Peters infant son of Mr and Mrs John P Peters of 2047 Barker Ave died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Survived by his parents a brother John William Peters and grandparents Mr and Mrs J W House of Lawrence and Mrs John F Peters of Hutchinson. Graveside services at 70 a m Friday Oak Hill Cemetery Rev Rudolph C Fatschin charge.
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Gregory Peters
Gregory Alan Peters
John P. Peters
Barker Ave
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John William Peters
J. W. House
Lawrence
John F. Peters
Hutchinson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Rudolph C. Fatsch
Fight Over Wichita Pipeline Reaches Supreme Court
New ton attorney Ken Speir has taken Wichita's bid to lay a water pipeline across farms to the U S Supreme Court. Robert Morton, assistant city attorney, said Speir sought a stay of lower court rulings granting Wichita access to the farms while an appeal is prepared. The court delayed a decision to September 28 and oral argument was not yet scheduled.
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Wichita
U.S. Supreme Court
Ken Speir
Newton
U. S. Supreme Court
Wichita City
Robert Morton
Citt
Speir
Harold Bo Willey
Morton
Spew
Tom C. Clark
Merton
Supreme Court
Clark
Ciru
KU Plans 1957 Housing and Facility Upgrades
KU officials outline 1957 projects including Sunflower Apartments purchase, south campus housing expansion, Malott Hall adaptation, Bailey Hall remodeling, a new Music and Dramatic Arts Building, and an engineering building plus a major library addition. They seek funds from the education building fund for planning. The piece also notes the Memorial Stadium induction ceremony and a death notice for Evelyn Thiry.
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Ant
Kansas City
School of Business
House
Board of Regents
Legislature
Educational Building Fund
Evelyn Thiry
Memorial Stadium
Kearney
Neb
Clif ‘Ford Thiry
Willard F. Thiry
Robert E. Thiry
Herbert L. Thiry
Donald E. Thiry
Choctaig
Okla
Alwinia Burris
Sunset Dr
A. K. Hayden
Lawrence
Will Hayden
Albert Hayden
Ida Sutor
Mobeeth
Tex
Amy Biehl
Gentry
Ark
Rumsey Funeral Home
E. H. Meyers
Hubbel Iil
Tonganoxie
Million-dollar Jersey dock blaze destroys 650-foot pier
A spectacular fire in Jersey City last night damaged a 650-foot wooden pier, estimated at over a million dollars. Fireboats from across New York Harbor fought the seven-hour blaze that left only the shell standing. Fifteen firefighters were affected by smoke or injuries but none were hospitalized.
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Jersey City
New York Harbor
Herman Cohen Elected Head of Jewish Group
Herman Cohen was elected president of the Lawrence Jewish Community at its organization meeting held Wednesday night at the Community Center 1403 Tennessee Street. Joseph Rubenstein was named vice president and Robert Einstein was elected secretary treasurer. Four committees were organized: community center membership and financial religious and social.
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Herman Conen
Lawrence
Tenn
St. Joseph Rubenstein
Robert Einstein
Granddad’s Cricket Promise Goes for Clovers
Charlene Wanalec recruits Ollie and Max Muller to hunt four leaf clovers in Spalding Nebraska. In about thirty minutes they collect 130 clovers, earning $6.50 from Emil Kare Alec who vowed to give a cricket for each find.
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Spalding
Nebia Emil Karealec
Charlene Wanalec
Granddad
Charlene
Ollie
Max Muller
Births Recorded at Memorial Hospital Across Communities
A long list of hospital notices records births at Memorial Hospital including Mrs Florence Draper and others from Oskaloosa Linwood Tonganoxie Baldwin Richland and Carbondale. Several entries announce new daughters and sons born today to multiple families including Mr and Mrs Lewis Sale Mr and Mrs Phil Schoggen.
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Birch Harwood
W. 4Th St
Edith Landis
Laurena Shobe
Lyons St
Carbondale
Bonita Lister
McLouth
Joe Gul Ter
N. J. St
Bonnie Barrett
Linwood
Violet Todd
Maple St
Ruby Sullivant
Eve- Ian Dillon
Route 2
Lenore Peterson
Tonganoxie
Lucille Rhoades
Dorothy Foreman
Baldwin
Sharon Martin
Richland
Ollie Walter
Locust St
Rths
Lewis Sale
Phil Schoggen
Oskaloosa
Coast Guardsman Receives Commission After Delay
In New London Connecticut N Pierre Gaston, 23, earned his Coast Guard ensign commission yesterday after a four month training at the Coast Guard Academy. He was assigned to the weather ship Hum bold in Boston. His mother Jeanne Griser of San Francisco said she was unaware of any Communist ties when she joined the organizations in question.
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New London
Conn
Coast
Convicts Print Ersatz 55 Bills Inside Prison
In Alabama, three convicts in Draper Prison attempted to print counterfeit five dollar bills. They moved to Kilby Prison security after printing four or five crude notes. Warden Burr Reeves cited ink and paper shortages that hindered passing the bills. Prisoners named as John Thomas Cain 98, William Reid McDonald 12, and Laramy Burr Brewer 21 were moved to Kilby last week for federal inquiry.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPA
Alabama
Kilby
Draper
Burr Reeves
John Thomas
Cain
William Reid McDonald
Laramy Burr Brewer
Lawrence High Band Skips KU Band Day Parade
Lawrence High School will not participate in Kansas University Band Day activities or the Saturday parade along Massachusetts Street. Band Day is Sept 24 with 50 high school bands. LHS may debut new uniforms at a home game Sept 30 if officials reverse the decision.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas Uniersity
Massachusetts Street
Memorial Stadium
Lawrence
Lawrence J
Topeka High School
Journal-World
Kansas University
Washington State
Iowa State
Market at a Glance From a Damaged Page
Market tone mixed with grains and livestock figures. Futures show wheat steady while corn fluctuates. Kansas City cattle and hogs show uneven demand with bars for soybeans and oats. Wall Street mostly up with rails leading gains and steels under pressure amid a busy trading day.
Census puts U S population at 165 million
The Census Bureau estimated the nation’s population on August 1 at 165,495,000. This figure highlights growth since the previous count and provides the basis for ongoing demographic analysis and policy planning.
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Washington T
Census Bureau
Scouts of Troop 62 Awarded at Court of Honor
Awards and advancements were presented to Boy Scouts of Troop 62 at a recent court of honor. Ernest Richardson, Sre and-class, David McCrary and Larry Akers First-Class. Dale Robinson earned first aid and painting merit badges. service stars for years earned by Ernest Richardson Elmer James Dale Robinson and others. A gift to Scout master Forrest Budd acknowledged leadership. A resolution of appreciation honored several families and supporters at the Municipal Ball Park. About 82,000 x-ray units exist in the United States.
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Boy Scouts
Troop 2
Ernest Richardson
David McCrary
Larry Akers
Dale Robinson
Elmer James
Serice
Forrest Bude
Samp Naish
Municipal Ball Park
A. J. Jacobs
Marlin McCrary
Bill Amyx
Gene Merritt
F. Q. Dressler
Raymond Stancuff
Robert Hopkins
Forrest Budd
Don Norris
C. Lang
C. E Carlson
Jack Lee
Local Boy 2 Injured When Hit by Car
A two year old boy was struck by a car in front of White School on West Sixth Street near Vermont. He escaped serious injuries with a bumped head and scratched arm and was not hospitalized. driver Joan Canary was cited on a parked car incident and released on bond. Local witnesses cited children running into the street as cause.
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Secand Catehill
Ivan Henry Gibler
Joan Canary
Wii Wise
White School
Ooffiears
Sant Fudson
Hudson
State Scions Propose Reforms At Reformatory
A council report praises the state reformatory at Hates Ins on for being well run with a definite classification system religious training health facilities and a strong educational vocational program. Recommendations include higher teacher salaries more staff and equipment, building replacements and modernization and improved fire and locking systems.
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Thatehs Inson
Ftains
Youths Pelt Car. Driver Noses Near Crash at Underpass
Mrs Gene Althaus reported that youths in a yellow vehicle pelted her car with pegs while crossing the Union Pacific underpass on North Second Street, causing her to nearly lose control. Eugene Doane of 1945 Tenn. St. Nash forfeited a 4 bond for speeding.
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Gene Althaus
Mo. St
Union Pacific
North Second Street
Tenn
St. Nash
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