Beck Critic Aids Senators in Teamsters Probe
John English, veteran Teamsters official and Beck critic, advised Senate Rackets Committee chief Robert Kennedy to keep fighting corruption. Kennedy, visiting English at the Teamsters Building, said he’ll tour New York, Chicago and possibly Seattle for leads. Hearings on Teamsters and building trades unions resume around April 15 under Chairman McClellan.
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Washington
Senate
John English
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
English
Beck
Robert F. Kennedy
Teamsters
Kennedy
Englash
Senate Committee
New York
Chicago
Seattle
McClellan
D-Ark
Scranton
Building Trades Union
Bethel Centennial Area News Update
Waneta Turner spent last week end with Clara St Owens in Lawrence. Nineteen Bethel Sunday school members held a covered dish supper at Clarence Albright home. Ben Baker Arlyss attended Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs N R Fleming at the Delbert Hay home in Ottawa and called on Mrs Alice Wright near Centropolis. Mrs G C Clark mourns death of sister in law Mrs Jim Runyan Osage City. Jesse Shoemaker and John Snyder help care for ill mother Mrs Henry Fishburn. Wilse Turner visited Guy Turner home near Baldwin. Harold Atchison, Neal and Nancy Fishburn at home for Ottawa schools spring break. Atchison spent Saturday in Kansas City and returned with aunt. Lee Bonar hosted dinner for Verla Steffey of Emporia. Centropolis H D sponsored sewing machine demonstration at Ben Baker home. Eight ladies attended. Maurice Fishburn hostess for Bethel W S C 8 Wednesday. Friends and relatives attended.
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Waneta Turner
Clara St. Owens
Lawrence
Bethel Sunday School
Clarence Albright
Ning
Ben Baker
Arlyss
N.R. Fleming
Delbert Hay
Ottawa
Alice Wright
Elma
Centropolis
G. C. Clark
Jim Runyan
Osage City
Jesse Shoemaker
Tonganoxie
John Snyder
Henry Fishburn
Wilse Turner
Guy Turner
Baldwin
Harold Atchison
Neal
Nancy Fishburn
Kansas City
Lee Bonar
Verla
Funeral for Charles Elm at Worden Church Sunday
Mrs. Charles Jones attended the Spring Tea of the Franklin County Home Demonstration Units in Ottawa Tuesday afternoon.
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Charles Elm
Worden
Charles Jones
Franklin County
H. D
Ottawa
Votes Himself Into Office
NEW BUFFALO Michigan Frank A Castelluccio a 23 year old law student saw no candidates for township highway commissioner and wrote himself in He plans to be sworn in next Tuesday as highway commissioner of New Buffalo Township after his lone vote in the April 1 election Castelluccio a University of Detroit Law School freshman acted to fill the vacancy with his ballot
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New Buffalo
Mich
Frank A. Castelluccio
Castelluccio
University of Detroit Law School
New Buffalo Township
Michigan
Docking Signs Medical Bills In Kansas
TOPEKA two bills creating basic science and medical practices acts were signed by Gov. George Docking. Chiropractors opposed the bills aimed to end a feud between medical doctors and osteopaths. One bill requires exams in five basic sciences for licenses. The other creates a five doctor, three osteopath, three chiropractor board to give further license exams. The laws do not affect those presently licensed in Kansas.
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Topeka
George Docking
Kansas
ICC to Investigate Katy Safety and Accounting Practices
The Interstate Commerce Commission will send two field safety investigators to Parsons Kansas to probe possible violations of safety rules by the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad Co. Three auditors will go to Denison Texas to review alleged accounting irregularities as part of a four year, 49 million dollar effort. Officials said findings would be disclosed via routine checks if misconduct is found.
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Washington
Missouri- Kansas-Texas Railroad Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Bureau of Safety and Service
Parsons
Kas
ICC
Katy
Southern Pacific Railroad
Lion
Great Salt
Denison
Tex
By Lakereau
Bainer Receives Summer Institute for Science Teachers
Loren Bainer, Lyons Kansas high school science teacher and son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bainer, is named recipient of a National Science Foundation funded award to attend a June 3 to August 3 summer institute for science teachers at Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater. He will receive a master’s degree from Emporia State College this term. His wife, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robbins Jr., Pomona, accompanies him. the Bann ers have four children Shari Bob Cynthia and Jeff. The stipend covers about 600 dollars monthly for two months plus tuition fees books and travel. The 50 instructors chosen will reside on campus with family and share noon meals while working on problems of general interest.
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Loren Bainer
Raymond Bainer
Poplar
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stillwater
Okla
Bainer
Lyons
Kas
Emporia State College
Lloyd Robbins
Pomona
Shari
Bob
Cynthia
Jeff
National Science Foundation
United States
Soldier Hanged For Korean Murder At Fort Leavenworth
Ernest L. Ransom, 26, hanged early today for murder and rape while a soldier in Korea. The execution occurred at the power plant building of the U S disciplinary barracks, site of two recent military executions. Ransom, a Negro from Garysburg, N C, was convicted in June 1953 by a general court martial at Inchon of shooting a Korean guard and raping a 14 year old Korean girl.
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FT. Leavenworth
Ernest, L. Ransom
Korea
U. S
Ransom
Garysburg
N. C
Inchon
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W. N. Stovall
Dallas
Bethel
Bainer Receiver Science Award
Albright Sewing Circle
S. Main
John
Kaiser's Drug Store
John G. Kaiser
Dad
Carol Brent
Schenier
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