State's Chances For Third Federal Judge Are Dimming
A letter to The Herald argues Kansas hopes for a new federal judgeship linger until after the 1956 election. With Eisenhower in the White House but Democrats controlling Congress, the 1957 appointment is unlikely. If a Republican wins, relief may come. if Democrats gain the presidency, a third judge may wait. Retirement talk among judges remains uncertain and no vacancies are present now.
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White House
Congress
Arthur J. Melloi
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Mellett
Hill
Uncle Sam
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Kansas Federal Court
United States Court of Appeals
Andy Schoeppel
Bank Statement Scrutiny Reveals Balance Sheet Totals
The document lists assets and liabilities with figures for deposits of individuals partnerships and corporations, government deposits and reserves, as well as capital accounts. It details cash, balances with banks, government obligations, bonds, notes and debentures, corporate stocks and loans with overdrafts.
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Ee Enetts
Memorranda Asseta
L. W. EB. Hegberg
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
29 Feared Lost As Veracruz Boat Sinks In Gulf
A crowded passenger boat La' Flecha sank in a storm off Vera Cruz in the Gulf of Campeche forty minutes after departure. Twenty-nine feared lost, twenty-six missing, three bodies recovered, 37 rescued. All aboard were believed Mexican.
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Veracruz
Mexico
Gulf of Campeche
48 Errors in Peress Case Shake Army Handling
The Senate Investigations subcommittee blamed 48 errors and Army red tape in Maj Irving Peress case after he refused to say if he was a Communist. It charged secrecy, deceptive practices toward Congress, and delayed public disclosure, but found no subversion proof beyond suspicions. One member, Sen Bender, did not sign, disputing evidence against McCarthy.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Irving Peress
Army
Stevens
Pentagon
New York
Department of the Army
Congress
Sen
Bender
Ohio
McCarthy
Wis
Subcommittee
Davy Crockett Loses Face in El Dorado Contest
In El Dorado a character portrayal contest at a summer playground program awarded first to a cave man, second to a soldier, while Kasim-Davy Crockett ranked third, signaling a comic fade in his famed persona.
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EL Dorado
Kasim
Davy Crockett
Davy
Stress on quality reshapes wheat standards
In St Paul Charles B Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation says revising wheat standards to emphasize quality could curb grain surpluses. He told the American Farm Research Assn banquet that surpluses challenge marketing groups private and cooperative and call for more efficient processing and marketing to reach consumers rather than government storage. He warned some large cooperatives prefer building storage elevators for government grain over solving marketing problems and urged improving product quality to match market demand.
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St, Paul
Minn
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Shuman
American Farm Research Assn
Broom No Weapon To Use On Bear
Mamie Burns in Cacharas Camps near LA VETA reports a bear confronted her at her cabin. She grabbed a broom but the bear charged. She dropped the broom, used a .22 rifle, and after three shots, the final round killed the bear.
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LA Veta
Colo
Cacharas Camps
Here
Mamie Burns
Miller Convicted of Draft Evasion Advice
Mrs. Lucille S. Miller, 45, was convicted today on 18 counts of advising young men to evade military service in Brattleboro Vermont. Federal Judge Ernest W. Gibson scheduled sentencing for August 8, while Miller’s lawyers said they would appeal.
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Brattleboro
Lucille S. Miller
Ernest W. Gibson
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