Woods Welder Bob Woods Welcomes Daughter Trina Lynn
Mr and Mrs Bob Woods of Wichita welcomed a 7 pound daughter named Trina Lynn born July 29 at Wesley Hospital The mother is Peggy Kepley daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Kepley rural Chanute Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Hal Woods Bob Woods works as a welder at Boeing Aircraft Plant
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Bob Woods
Wichita
Trina Lynn
Wesley Hospital
Peggy Kepley
Ernest Kepley
Chanute
Hal Woods
Boeing Aircraft Plant
Daily Transcript Admits and Dismissals At Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital reports Wednesday Admittances including De louis McCaskill Blair Kope Mrs Lewis Callarman and others with surgery and medical cases. Dismissals list Earl Marlow Phillip Petty Loretta Glazier Anna Wiggans and Mrs Marius Phillip. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Ambler. Fire calls with minor damage. Court filings show divorce and quiet title suits.
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Anna L. Wiggans
S. Lincoln
Marius C. Phillip
William Strean
Charles Haas
S. Grant
Ambler
N. Garfield
Aoy
Kansas Labor Merges Kansas AFL and CIO in Hutchinson
The Kansas Federation of Labor AFL and the Kansas State Industrial Council CIO approve merger at Hutchinson meeting. Unofficial tallies show 43 842 for, 20 642 against with KF L voting split and CIO approving unanimously. If the constitution is adopted, a joint convention Friday will elect new officers.
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Kansas Afl-Cio
Lloyd Early
Kansas City Teamster's Council
George Harrison
Kansas Afl
Harrison
CIO
Hog prices rise for second straight day in Chicago
Hog prices in Chicago moved higher for the second consecutive day reaching three year highs. Sixty three head of butcher hogs averaging 210 pounds sold for 23.35 dollars per hundredweight, up 50 cents from yesterday’s top of 22.85. Both prices are the highest since August 1954.
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Chicago
Gardening expert new role for Duke
New York reports the Duke of Windsor will become a gardening expert as he writes a book for Houghton Mifflin. The publisher's representative confirmed the project but did not disclose the publication date.
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Duke
New York
Duke of Windsor
Houghton Mifflin Co
Common English errors and pronunciations practice
Answers explain: 1 We shall finish, omit up and all. 2 pronounce koo-chook to rhyme with boot hook. 3 mercenary is correct. mercenery is misspelled. 4 incidental means likely to happen as a chance with. 5 geminate means to double.
Deaths and Funeral Rites Across Kansas and Illinois
Funeral services announced for William Eugene Blanchard at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with Rev. Fred Shaw officiating. Burial in Earlton cemetery. George W. Peterson, 86, dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after ten days of treatment. survivor list includes Randall Peterson and five brothers. Senate hearings reveal ILGWU used Dio as organizer for a Roanoke plant. Dubinsky defends in testy exchange. John S. McCord, 92, dies in California. services set at Waugh Funeral Home in Iola with burial in Elmwood Cemetery, Chanute. survivors include daughter, two sons, nine grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren.
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Roy S. Gibson
Fred i Shaw
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Geroge W. Peterson
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Bryant Rest Home
George Washington
Mattis P. and
Elizabeth Peterson
Eliza Township
Rock Island County
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Neodesha Cemetery
John S. McCord
Orland
Calif
California
Waugh Funeral Home
A. S. Whittermore
Methodist Church
Elmwood
McCord
Indiana
Urbana
Dar! Williams
Wichita
Levi McCord
James McCord
Local New York Crusade Decisions Predominantly City Residents
Billy Graham staff reports a New York crusade survey shows 93 percent of early decisions for Christ came from residents of New York City and within a 25 mile radius. In week 12 at Madison Square Garden, 334 more people came forward, bringing total decisions to 40,352 and attendance to 1,328,600 as the evangelist urged Christ’s lordship.
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New York
Billy Graham
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Christ
Bailey Denies Calling Ike a Liar
Rep Bailey of West Virginia denies a published report that he labeled President Eisenhower a lousy liar. He says he made no such statement, while noting the outburst was tied to Eisenhower’s claim Democrats shifted support on the school construction bill, which later failed.
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Washington
Bailey
Eisenhower
United States
House
12 Different Languages At Church Meeting
Delegates from many countries join a World Council of Churches meeting in New Haven with proceedings conducted in English. Interpreters render non English speeches into English while English talks are not translated unless requested. Officials note most English speaking churchmen do not speak other languages, while many others can use English as well as their own tongue.
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New Haven
Conn.p
World Council of Churches
Iheir
Churchill urges U.N. Charter revision to curb small nations
In a banquet address Churchill called for revising the U.N. Charter to curb the influence of small states. He voiced concern that expanded General Assembly membership and power disputes burden the body and warned the system could collapse if enmity or jealousy drives decisions. He cited Hungary and supported Menzies on justice in the U.N.
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London
Winston Churchill
U.N
World Organization
Britain
American Bar Assn
Churchill
General Assembly
Assembly
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Hungary
Robert Menzies
Australia
Priests Arrested in Budapest Counterrevolution Crackdown
Hungary's Communist government announced the arrest of a major group of counterrevolutionary priests in Budapest, labeling them as opponents within the Roman Catholic Church. The statement framed the arrests as part of a broader crackdown on dissidence.
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Budapest
Hungary
Citizenship Pardons For 200 by Docking
Gov George Docking granted nearly 200 citizenship pardons to former inmates who had five years on parole with good records. Pardon attorney Dale Spiegel said parole supervision would end for these cases and reduce parole agent workload. The action followed the old State Board of Penal Institutions recommendation, now replaced by a new board.
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Topeka
George Docking
Dale Spiegel
Docking
State Board of Penal Institutions
Probation and Parole Board
Spiegel
Oklahoma Guard Units Keep Vigil at Mayor's Home
Police chief Roy Bergman ordered round the clock guard at Mayor Allen Street's residence after a death threat call last Saturday. He called the caller a crackpot but said the vigil would continue. A similar threat was received by Des Moines city manager George Forster last week.
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Oklahoma City
Roy Bergman
Allen Street
Bergman
George Forster
Des Moines
Iowa
Police Search Jones Home in Ongoing Investigation
Police probing a Montgomery County case search Mrs Jones's residence as handwriting analysis awaits an expert opinion. The inquiry hinges on a Joplin trip and whether handwriting matches a 1955 Moerer conviction. Attorney Henshall says compensation from the state may be sought if innocence is proven.
Two Youth Groups Visit Eisenhower at White House
President Eisenhower greeted 98 Girls Nation delegates in the White House rose garden and received a serenade from a chorus of 18 young men from the Colorado festival. He noted Colorado Day and recalled summers he spent in Colorado before his 1955 heart attack.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Girls Nation
American Legion Auxiliary
White House Rose Garden
Colorado
Central City
Colo
Wall Street Stocks Edge Down in Sluggish Trading
Prices on the New York Stock Exchange settled lower in light afternoon trading as market activity remained quiet. The retreat followed mixed economic data and cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Trial Period Halt Urged For A-Tests
An international church agency urged governments to halt nuclear bomb tests for a trial period rather than wait for iron clad treaties. The proposal was presented by the Commission of the Churches on International Affairs to the World Council of Churches policy meeting, with debate anticipated.
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New Haven
Commission of the Churches On International Affairs
World Council of Churches
O. Frederick Nolde
Philadelphia
Commission
Great Britain
Kansas Pipeline Runs Drop During Week
The State Conservation Division estimated Kansas pipeline runs fell to 331 609 barrels daily in the week ending July 29. This compares with the July allowable of 340 000 barrels a day set by the Kansas Corporation Commission and the prior week’s figure of 348 306 barrels daily.
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Wichita
Kansas
State Conservation Division
Kansas Corporation Commission
Executive Clemency Denied for Mrs Brown
Gov Docking rejected for the second time the clemency petition of Annas Whitlow Brown former Hutchinson resident paroled from a manslaughter sentence She sought parole termination restoring full citizenship rights She was paroled to relatives in Tennessee Aug 20 1955 after serving about three years of a 5 to 21 year term for manslaughter and 30 days for procuring an abortion The death of Joy Maree Joy Pratt was the cause Dale Spiegel the pardon and parole attorney noted further action rests with the State Probation and Parole Board and Dan Cain said the board may be tied up with duties from the 1957 Legislature
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Topeka
George Docking
Annas Whitlow Brown
Hutchinson
Brown
Tennessee
Joy Maree Joy
Pratt
Dale Spiegel
State Probation and Parole Board
Dan Cain
Probation and Parole
New Ideas for 1958 Congressional Campaign Emerges
Washington Republican leader Meade Alcorn told President Eisenhower he offered entirely new ideas for the 1958 congressional campaign. The statement signals a plan shift and broader party messaging from the national chair.
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Washington
Meade Alcorn
Eisenhower
Hog Prices Up Cattle Steady In Kansas City Market Summary
Hog prices rise with 200 to 270 lb barrows and gilts at 22.75 to 23.25, sows 25 higher, bulk No 1 200-270 lb cattle at 22.75-23.25, cattle shows mixed ranges. Parsons and Kansas City reports note steady to higher hogs, and varied cattle quotes across slaughter and feeder categories, with regional prices for sheep and produce continuing.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons
Chicago
El Dorado Officers Identify Dead Man
A man found dead beside Santa Fe tracks northeast of El Dorado has been identified as Nolan Holmes, about 50, of Hickory Kentucky. Sheriff Reed said a telephoned tip confirmed the name and the coroner said an inquest would be held. Holmes appeared to have died at least three weeks ago, with evidence suggesting he may have fallen from a train.
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EL Dorado
Nolan Holmes
Hickory
Kentucky
Ercel Reed
Reed
Holmes
B. E. White
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