Nationwide tour ends for Air Force sergeant in Paris
France M Sgt Warren D Jones son of Mr and Mrs Dean Baer 745 Cherry left Washington D C Tuesday for a six month tour of duty with the U S Air Force in Paris He has been at Ft Worth Tex the past seven years On his return to the states he will be stationed at Westover Mass While Sgt Jones is away Mrs Jones and the children live at 708 S Cherry in Ottawa
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States
Westover
Mass
Sgt. Jones
Missouri Tags Aim at Kansas City Livestock Route
Missouri moves to require Missouri vehicle registration for cattle trucks crossing from Kansas into Missouri to reach the Kansas City stockyards. Officials say a full cross‑state pact is pending with Kansas. a March 25 conference is sought as negotiations continue.
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Mats M. J. Flynn
Kansas City Livestock Exchange
Jay B. Dillingham
Kansas City Stock Yards Co
Missouri
Hugh H. Waggoner
State Highway Patrol
Kansas
Aging Conference Attends Lawrence Meet In Kansas
Medlock of Ottawa Kansas Employment Service joined the fifth annual Conference for the Aging in Lawrence at the University of Kansas where about 150 attendees from across the state gathered. Mrs Ida Perkins of Richmond travels to Kansas City for surgery at St Luke’s Hospital tomorrow, accompanied by her mother Mrs Harold Ingraham of Ottawa.
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Medlock
Ottawa l Office of Kansas
Lerv
Ice Co
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Ida Perkins
Richmond
Kansas City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Harold Ingraham
Ottawa
House OK On License Plan
TOPEKA WA plan to stagger issuance of drivers licenses according to the birthdays of licensees was passed 105-0 by the House today and sent to the Senate. Licenses now expire June 30 in odd numbered years. Under the Proposed law a driver's license would expire on his birthday in an odd or even year depending on the year he was born. Proponents of the measure say it will spread work of the Motor Vehicle Department over a 24month period.
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Topeka WA
House
Senate
Wyandotte
Sedgwick
Shawnee
Motor Vehicle Department
Revenue and Taxation Department
Kansas
Kansags
Kansas State Fair Board
Hutchinson
State Department of Administration
Bats Roost in KU New Athletic Plant as Problem Deepens
Lawrence readers watch University of Kansas tackle a sparrow roost problem in the new 214 million dollar athletic plant with an 18 250 seat arena dedicated to coach Phog Allen. Birds have nested for weeks above beams, complicating solutions and delaying event plans. In Kansas City John Russell 68 died and five hurt in a car crash.
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Kas
University of Kansas
Phog Allen
Kansas City, Kas
John Russell
Kansas City
Russell
Dodge City gains boost for national cowboy museum
The Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee urged passage of a concurrent resolution asking trustees to choose the Ford County town for the national cowboy hall of fame and museum. The House has already adopted the measure, and Gov. Fred Hall pledged full cooperation for promoting the shrine in his hometown.
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Topeka
Dodge City
National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Museum
Senate
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Ford County
House
Fred Hall
Hospital Notes Admits and Births This Week
Hospital notes list admittees Kay Ingersoll of Michigan Valley Fred Bones at 822 S Poplar Leonard Crane of 224 Tecumseh Wednesday Births to Mr and Mrs Glenn Garber 1023 N Poplar a son weight 7 lb 9 oz Mr and Mrs Harlow Walker 721 N Poplar a son weight 8 lb 3 oz Mr and Mrs Leo Logan 234 Willow a son weight 7 lb 1002 Dismissals include Mrs Allen Gilbert and baby daughter 714 S Poplar yesterday
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Mitted Kay Ingersoll
Michigan Valley
Fred Bones
S. Poplar
Leonard Crane
Tecumseh
Glenn Garber
N. Poplar
Harlow Walker
Leo Logan
Willow
Allen Gilbert
Deaths Mrs Hazel Hay of Pomona dies at Norton state hospital
Hazel Leona Hay of Pomona died last night at Norton state hospital after years of illness. Born December 26 1890 in Jennecia Kansas she lived in Franklin county most of her life. Survived by husband J L Hay four sons three daughters two sisters one brother and nine grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending body at Towner's Funeral Chapel.
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Hazel Hay
Hazel Leona Hay
Pomona
State Hospital
Norton
Jennecia
Kas
Franklin County
Christian Church of
Ottawa
J. L. Hay
S. B. Hay
Norwalk
Ohio
Jessie L. Hay
Platte
Topeka House Studies State Revenue Plan
A House committee introduced a resolution to study Kansas revenue and tax laws. A Legislative Council study with an 18 member citizen advisory panel would assess administration, rates, exemptions, and collection costs, aiming to report findings to the 1956 budget session. The panel includes three members from each congressional district and would be appointed by the governor.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Legislative Council
Citizens Advisory
Citizens Committee
Repeal Urged of Laws Allowing Price Fixing
A government sponsored committee urges repeal of laws that permit manufacturers to fix retail prices under antitrust statutes. The 60 member panel, formed in 1953 by Attorney General Brownell, aims to open national discounts on brand name goods. The report, to be public March 31, calls for legislation to ban union efforts at market control where not already restrained.
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Washington
Atty
Brownell
Congress
National Committee
Stanley N. Barnes
Justice Department
S. Chesterfield Oppenheim
University of Michigan
House Proposes Labor Bills in Topeka
Three proposals in the Kansas House seek stronger state control of labor disputes. They outlaw jurisdictional strikes and secondary boycotts, require secret ballot votes under the state labor commissioner, and mandate advance notices for strikes with mediation powers. Violators face injunctive actions and court penalties.
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Howard Bentley
R-Kinsley
House Judiciary Committee
John Murray
R-Leavenworth
Murray
Bound Over For Bank Robbery
James R. Howard, 24, Wichita, bound over to District Court for trial on a state charge of robbing the Piqua State Bank after waiving preliminary hearing. He posted no bond and remained jailed. The Feb 2 robbery netted about 2100 dollars. Howard wrecked his car near Eureka, critically injured, and was hospitalized before transfer to county jail. Frigate birds, unlike many sea birds, do not have waterproof plumage.
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Yates Center
Kaswi
James R. Howard
Wichita
Piqua State Bank
Leo Mills
Howard
Coleman Swope
Piqua
Eureka
Eisenhower Greets 31 Foreign Students at White House
President Eisenhower welcomed 31 foreign students from 19 nations to study atomic energy technology under Operation Friendship. They were greeted in the White House Rose Garden as spring signs appeared under a warm sun.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Student Editors To Visit U S
Washington reports the government will allow 11 editors from Russian student and youth publications to visit the United States to observe U S schools. Atty Gen Brownell waived McCarran Walter immigration rules permitting temporary visas for Communist or associated entrants if the secretary of state deems the visit in the national interest.
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Russia
United States
Atty
Gen
Brownell
McCarran-Walter
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