Outlook Is Gloomy In Telephone Talks
Federal mediators seek a resolution to the 23,800-strong strike by Communications Workers of America installers across 44 states and DC. Picket lines blocked work, delaying long distance calls. AT&T reported 63 to 100 percent board coverage by supervisors and non-striking operators. Wages and contract length are the core issues, with CWA seeking a one-year deal plus raises. Western Electric offered a two-year pact with smaller raises and a reopener after year one.
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New York
CWA
Joseph Dunne
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Western Electric
At&t
Boy Dies After Being Rescued From Box at School
In West Long Branch New Jersey a 6 year old boy Charles Harris died after two hours trapped in a wooden 22 inch deep box used for athletic equipment at Locust Avenue School. The hasp snapped shut as the lid came down. He suffered heat and shock and authorities have not yet determined the cause of death. Teacher Hazel Lozier alerted superintendent Elbert Hoppensteat as officials and police searched the building.
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West Long Branch
N. J
Charles Harris
Locust Ave
Hazel Lozier
Elbert Hoppensteat
Japanese Red Nabbed in Tokyo Arrest of Communist Official
Japanese police arrested Einoguke Omura, 52, director of the Japan Communist party secret finance department and Central Executive Committee member, charging him with violating Japan's foreign exchange regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Einoguke Omura
Japan Communist Party
Japan
Turner James Andrew Turner funeral set near Tiff City
Funeral services are planned for James Andrew Turner 62 a former Lawrence resident who died Monday at his home near Chetopa Missouri He was born August 12 1894 at Tiff City He moved to Kansas in 1928 and later to Chetopa Survivors include wife Ollie a son Hubert Turner Oswego and daughters Emma Todd Gladys Harman Ona Mae Cornwell and Josephine Leonard Kansas City plus siblings Chester Turner Miami Jesse Turner Liberal Ivan Turner Woodland California Mrs Alice Hartshaw Goodman Mrs Ruth Reeman Woodland California and Mrs Agnes Works Miami Oklahoma There are 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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James Andrew Turner
Lawrence
Chetopa
Council House
Tiff City
Mo. Turner
John Turner
Kansas
Chetope
Ollie Turner
Hubert Turner
Oswego
Emma Todd
Gladys Harman
Ona Mae Cornwell
Josephine Leonard
Kansas City
Kas
Chester Turner
Miami
Ola
Jesse Turner
Liberal
Ivan Turner
Woodland
Calif
Alice Hartshaw
Goodman
Ruth Reeman
Agnes Works
Okla
Eisenhower meets Budget Director in Newport talks golf
President Eisenhower spent 45 minutes with Budget Director Percival Brundage at the White House and then drove to a soggy Newport golf course. Deputy Maurice H. Stans, sworn in yesterday, joined the session. Brundage refused a news conference and planned to return to Washington with a preliminary fiscal report due October 1. The day began with rain and overcast skies as Eisenhower traveled across Narragansett Bay to Newport Country Club for a round of golf.
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Newport
Eisenhower
Percival Brundage
White House
Brundage
Washington
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
Narragansett Bay
Newport Country Club
K State Plans to Sell Old Barracks Buildings
Nine teen barracks on the Kansas State College campus in Manhattan are up for sale with bids due September 30. The sale supports a planned 600 unit men’s dormitory. dorm plans, awaiting final approvals, seek bids after release. Barracks to be removed by December 5, dorm ready by fall 1959. moved after World War II for married veterans housing.
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Manhattan
Kas. A
Kansas State College
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Outbreaks of Asian Flu Hamper British Activity
Asian flu outbreaks disrupt British life with navy activity affected and schools and industry under threat. Four NATO ships delayed for Strike Back drills while Derby reports 60 bus drivers ill and 129 children at one school. Donisthorpe colliery notes 220 miners sick, with Coventry and Bury also affected among 7000 Bury students.
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London
Britain
Derby
Donisthorpe
Coventry
Bury
Blast Rips Roof Off Oakland Waterfront Grain Mill
An explosion at the Albers Grain Mill on the Oakland waterfront ripped off the roof and gutted the sixth floor injuring 18 workers, some critically. Shattered windows and debris scattered along the Southern Pacific tracks as damage reached about 100000 dollars per officials.
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Oakland
Calif
Albers
Southern Pacific Railway
Edwin A. Hentzel
Integrated Classes Resume in Nashville Under Court Protection
Nashville students returned to six integrated elementary schools today after a weekend state fair break. The first graders, including most of the twelve Negro pupils in mixed classes, faced no incidents unlike last week’s disruptions which ended with a school dynamiting. City police guarded campuses as attendance rose from last week’s violence.
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Nashville, Tenn
Salvation Army Board Plans Supper Meeting
A supper meeting of the Salvation Army Advisory Board and spouses marks the first event in the new building at 10th and NH Streets. Brigadier M Agnew, Kansas City divisional commander, will speak in his final appearance before transfer to St Louis. Maj Tom Raber will show a tornado disaster film, with Prof Frank Brown arranging, and Chris Kraft and Glen Rappleman delivering final building campaign reports.
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Salvation Army Advisory Board
10Th and
N.H. Sts
M. Agnew
Kansas City
Agnew
St. Louis
Tom Raber
Frank Brown
Chris Kraft
Glen Rappleman
Kansas professor earns law degree from Michigan University
Kansas University assistant professor Jack D. Heysinger is listed among 1,003 diplomas at the Michigan University Summer Session. He earned the Master of Laws degree as part of 602 graduate degrees awarded by the institution.
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Kansas University
Jack D. Heysinger
Michigan University
Heysinger
Michigan
Weeks Backs U S Role in European Trade Fairs
Secretary of Commerce Weeks declared strong approval for continued U S participation in European trade fairs. He spoke at Belgrade airport before departing for London after a visit to the Zagreb Fair.
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Belgrade
Weeks
U. S
London
Zagreb
Tropical Storm Esther Nears Louisiana Coast
Tropical storm Esther moves toward south Louisiana with 50 mph winds about 270 miles south of the coast. It tracks the path of Audrey and Bertha, with warnings for Cameron area residents to evacuate and stay alert as gales extend outward from its center.
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New Orleans
Esther
Lousiana
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Audrey
Bertha
Cameron
Louisiana-Texas
Lawrence shows August banking surge amid regional gains
Lawrence and Pittsburg lead Kansas with 18 percent rise in bank deposits, August totals near 20 million, biggest monthly volume since 1955. statewide gains. Wichita up eight percent for the year. KU Endowment plans Fraternity Place meeting to discuss building eight houses at 19th and Iowa. Pratt sophomore Philip Lunt named best groomed boy at the State Fair. Kay Slade earns best groomed girl title at Kansas State College.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Pittsburg
Wichita
Fraternity Place
19Th
Iowa Sts
Kansas University
Philip Lunt
Pratt
Hutchinson
Kay Slade
Stafford
Kansas State College
Anthrax Quarantine Declared Across Kansas Counties
An anthrax quarantine covering parts of Labette Cherokee and Montgomery counties in Kansas was announced today. The listing specifies the zone and outlines control measures for the affected areas. Authorities urge adherence to veterinary and public health directives to prevent spread.
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Parsons i
Labette
Cherokee
Montgomery Counties
Kansas
Teamsters face possible AFL CIO suspension over corruption findings
The AFL-CIO Ethics Committee reportedly approved drafting a report declaring the Teamsters under corrupt influence and in violation of antiracketeering provisions. The move coincides with Sen. McClellan resuming labor racketeering probes targeting Hoffa as the union’s convention in Miami approaches. Chicago groups back Hoffa while Thomas Haggerty gains support.
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New York i
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Teamsters Union
Labor Federation
Aft-Cio
Sen. McClellan
Senate Committee
Labor and Management
Washington
James R. Hoffa
The
Teamsters
McClellan
Hoffa
Miami
Dave Beck
Chicago
Chicago Joint Teamsters Council
Thomas J. Haggerty
Chicago Teamsters
Haggerty
More Wet Weather Holds In Eastern Gulf Areas
Wet weather dampened the Eastern and Gulf states with more showers and thunderstorms. LaGuardia in New York City recorded over 2 inches. heavy falls were noted in Gordonsville Virginia Washington D C and Teterboro New Jersey with lighter totals in New England.
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Associated Press
Eastern
Gulf States
Atlantic Seaboard
mid-Atlantic States
LaGuardia
New York City
Gordonsville
Washington, D. C
Teterboro
N.J
New England
Local Residents Named in Memorial Hospital List
A long list of residents and addresses appears, with several names labeled DISMISSED. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hughes at 1145 Ky. St. on Monday.
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Roy Hughes
Constitution Week urged citizen duty and vigilance
Constitution Week is urged as a time for citizens to study the Constitution and actively exercise rights. Freedom requires ongoing effort, with unwritten obligations to use guarantees wisely and keep democracy alive.
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America
Chemical Co. Building Burns in Downtown Fire
A two story Gate way Chemical building in Kansas City suffered total loss after a three alarm blaze started by a welder's torch. Six employees fled safely as more than a dozen companies battled acrid fumes and smoke over Walnut Street. Fire officials estimated the fire would total the structure housing maintenance and janitorial supplies.
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Kansas City
Gateway Chemical
New York
Walnut
James P. Mitchell
Total Joss
Mitchell
Commerce and Industry Assn
Farm Terracing Demonstration Near Tonganoxie Sept 19
Conservation authorities plan a full day terracing demonstration for the Gene Malone farm 14% miles south of Tonganoxie on Highway 32. It starts at 10 a.m. with lunch provided by the Loring HDU. Henry W. Schmidt notes modern earth moving makes terrace building simpler and urges all interested residents to attend.
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Gene Malone
Tonganoxie
Jia
Loring Hdu
Henry W. Schmidt
Charles Templeton to Speak at Haskell Community Meeting
Dr Charles Chuck Templeton will headline a 7 30 p m community meeting sponsored by the Ministerial Alliance at Haskell Auditorium The venue is just south of the stadium Templeton author and TV personality appears widely and is making his first Lawrence visit for the event.
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Charles
Chuck) Templeton
Ministerial Alliance
Haskell Auditorium
Audi
Torium
Prof Co Authors Papers Dr Fred Kurata at KU
Dr Fred Kurata a Kansas University chemical engineering professor co authors two technical papers on liquefied hydrocarbon gases to be presented at the 37th national meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers He is author of many papers and patents a Tau Beta Pi Sigma Xi Phi Lambda Upsilon member and ASA member Also a consultant and vice president of Kask Technical Corporation New York City
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Fred Kurata
Kansas University
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Kurata
Tau Bata Pi
Sigma Xi
Phi Lambda Upsilon
American Chemical Society
American’ Association ‘For the Advancement of Science
Kask Technical Corporation
New York City
Surviving Mate Should Not Remarry, Pope Says
Pope Pius XII urged at Castel Gandolfo that a surviving spouse should remain faithful rather than remarry. He noted the church does not condemn second marriages but favors fidelity to the original marriage sacraments, addressing delegates at a World Union of Family Organizations congress.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Castel Gandolfo
World Union of Family Organizations
Winners Are Revealed For 4-H Dairy Contest
Six state 4-H Club dairy production contest winners were announced by Kansas State College for trips to the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa. Winners include Gilbert Smith Highland Jersey Nancy Elliott Columbus Brown Swiss JoAnn Wassenburg John Carlin Smolan Holstein Kerry Williams Partridge Ayrshire and Galen Schrag Pretty Prairie Guernsey.
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Kasat
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Iowa
State Club
Kansas State College
Maior
Gilbert Smith
Highland
Jersey
Nancy Elliott
Columbus
JoAnn Wassenburg
John Carlin
Smolan
Holstein
Kerry Williams
Partridge
Ayrshire
Galen Schrag
Pretty Prairie
Guernsey
Aide Gyorgy Marosan Held in Budapest Mental Hospital
Vienna sources report Gyorgy Marosan a hard line minister in Premier Janos Kadar’s government is under police care in a Budapest mental hospital. Rumors say he was purged for rhetoric and power plays during Kadar’s holiday in Russia last July.
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Vienna
Austria
Gyvorgy Maresan
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Marosan
Kadar
Russia
One Rocket Proves a Dud at Cape Canaveral Test
At Cape Canaveral Florida a rocket failed to perform while another stage succeeded during a test yesterday. Spokesman at Patrick Air Force Base confirmed a rocket fired at 1 p.m. No details were released and Washington sources identified the missile as a smaller experimental model.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Patrick Air Force
Washington
Soviet Jet Returns From At McGuire With Groryko Party
A Russian jet liner carrying Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Groryko and 24 passengers plus 16 crew departed McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey for Moscow after a Saturday arrival. The swept wing craft lifted off in rainy weather with officials aboard.
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MC Guire Air Force Base
N. J
Andrei Groryko
Ita
Moscow
Passenger Jet Return Nears After 1954 Crashes
A corrected new model of the British Comet jet, the Mark 2E, completed a 4,600 mile round trip from London to Beirut yesterday in about 12 hours, moving closer to restoring commercial passenger service after faults blamed for two crashes in 1954.
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London
Don
Beirut
Two LDS Ministers Plan Home Visits in Lawrence
Elder Vernon Lott of Idaho Falls Idaho and Elder Harris Brooks of Moses Lake Washington begin visiting homes in Lawrence under the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints missionary program. They note 10 000 ministers serve without pay and stress inviting message not solicitation. Services are 5 p m Sundays at Odd Fellows Hall 205 W 8th St with 60 branches in the four state area nine chapels under construction and 15 more planned.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Vernon Lott
Harris Brooks
Lawrence
Elder Lott
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Elder Brooks
Bell Telephone Co
Moses Lake
Wash
Lott
Brooks
Latter Day Saints
Odd Fellows Hall
8Th St
Bible Study Class Opens at Immanuel Church
Immanuel Lutheran Church invites adults to a Wednesday morning Bible study from 9 30 to 10 45 led by Rev William J Britton at 17th and Vi Sts The Exodus topic will be studied with an evening session at 7 30 p m for those unable to attend mornings A prior study of the Book of Gage Veals was held last spring potential attendees encouraged to join
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
William J. Britton
Britton
Japs Ask Atom Test End in Pacificrow
Japan urges the United States to cancel 1958 nuclear tests in the Pacific on humanitarian grounds. Prime Minister Nobuyuki Kishi hands a note to U.S. Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II seeking a halt. MacArthur says the U.S. is willing to suspend tests within a reliable disarmament treaty.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Pacific
Nobuysuke Kishi
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
MacArthur
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