Katy Head Says Shift Necessary
ST. LOUIS William N. Ceramus III told the Post-Dispatch the Katy Railroad must slash staff and shift operations to stay afloat. In a Kansas City interview, Ceramus cited drastic changes to cut costs and restore the line, though he declined to tally job losses. He said the economy moves affect every department as offices closed without notice.
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Ceramus
Wilensky
Deramus
Rail wage reforms spark clerks union job losses
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks estimates the Katy system changes have cost about 1,000 union jobs. The dispute centers on labor costs and service adjustments amid restructuring efforts.
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Katy
Brotherhood of Hailway Clerks
Dismissal Motion in Stice Disbarment Case
The Kansas State Supreme Court heard a motion to dismiss disbarment proceedings against Wichita attorney John Stice. Attorney General John Anderson had filed against Stice and Roy Trail for conspiring with burglars in multiple robberies. Stice’s counsel argued informers cited in the accusation are of ill repute and unworthy of belief.
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Topekam
John Stice
Wichita
State Supreme Court
Atty
John Anderson
Stice
Roy Trail
Missouri Pacific Income Higher After Bankruptcy Comeback
ST LOUIS The Missouri Pacific Railroad reported its first annual post bankruptcy 1956 results with net income of 19 593 284 up from 14 595 039 in 1955. President P J Neil announced 1956 gross operating revenue of 304 506 950, the highest in peace time history.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
P. J. Neil
Youths To Spend Summer In School In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City brothers Ora Lée Linville aged 14 and Jerry Don Linville aged 13 returned to school after more than six months away. Their parents learned they had not enrolled, instead living in a cave since last September. Principal Charles Grady said both will attend seventh grade classes and teachers will help salvage credit in the remaining weeks of the spring semester.
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Oklahoma City
Ora Lée Linville
Jerry Don Linville
Earl Linville
Charles Grady
Portland Mayor Is Arrested in Bribe Case
Portland mayor Terry Schrunk was arrested on perjury and bribery charges. Indicted with him were Dist Atty William Langley, a city police officer, and a Portland gambler, as the Multnomah County grand jury probes vice and corruption.
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Portland
Ore
Terry Schrunk
William Langley
Multnomah County
Langley
Portland officials tied to gambling scandal testimony
A county figure faced accusations of corruption and malfeasance for failing to enforce gambling laws, conspiring to obstruct justice by permitting gambling, and accepting an unknown bribe. He posted a 3000 dollar bail. Langley and Schrunk appeared as key witnesses at the Portland phase of Senate labor racketeering hearings.
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Langley
Schrunk
Portland
Senate
Long Shot Wins Grand National at Aintree
Sundew, a 20-1 shot, led early and held all challengers to win the Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree. Wyndburgh finished second and Tirolberetta third. E S B, 1956 four mile winner, made a late surge but fell short. Sundew secured victory by eight lengths before about 150,000 spectators including royalty and U S Ambassador John Hay Whitney.
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Aintree
England
Sundew
Wyndburgh
Tiberetta
U. S
John Hay Whitney
Docking weighs veto on forestry commission bill
Gov. Docking said he is seriously considering vetoing a bill to add a seventh member to the forestry, fish and game commission. He has not decided yet but has received significant correspondence from sportsmen’s groups urging a yes. The current six member panel is split evenly between Republicans and Democrats. He also dislikes a provision forcing him to appoint a Republican seventh member if he signs the bill.
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Topeka
George Docking
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Docking
Trash Dumpers Plague Fredonia Area Farmers
Fredonia Kansas. Fred Adler and local farmers report repeated dumping of bottles and beer cans in fields and along roadsides. Several suspects are believed responsible, with residents urging witnesses to come forward to stop the nuisance and protect crops.
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Fredonia
Kas
Fred Adler
Watch Found In Roadside Ditch Left By Two Men
Adler farm caretaker reports two men stopped their car yesterday and dumped trash along a roadside ditch. A wristwatch slipped from one man into the ditch and remains unclaimed. Adler offers to return the watch if the owner comes forward and retrieves the items.
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Adler Farm
Adler
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