Bailey family returns from East vacation and reunion
Dr. and Mrs. William H. Bailey and relatives travel home from a monthlong East trip including a Cape Cod family reunion. Herbert S. Bailey of Ontario California and grandson Chris Berneking of Roselle New Jersey join the group.
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Alf S. Highland
East
Cape Cod
Dr. Bailey
Herbert S. Bailey
Ontario
Calif
Chris Berneking
Roselle
N. J
Fire rescues and traffic citation report
Fire units respond to a burning tree stump at 207 Gretch en at 8 49 pm on Thursday. An oil sludge fire north of the city is reported at 6 10 am today with no damage. At 7 40 am today grease fire at Dew Drop Inn 1521 S Santa Fe with no damage. Rex L Greve posted a $10 bond for an illegal license tag on a motorcycle.
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Gretchen
Santa Fe
Rex L. Greve
Eisenhower Nominates Hoffman U N Delegate
President Eisenhower today named Paul G. Hoffman a U S delegate to the next United Nations General Assembly. Senator McCarthy has said he will oppose the nomination.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Paul G. Hoffman
McCarthy
R-Wis
U. S
United Nations General Assembly
Air Control Plan May Be Condensed
Secretary of Commerce Weeks says the five year air traffic modernization plan may be condensed into three years. The idea is to speed up modernization to help prevent crashes like the Arizona two airliner collision. Weeks notes studies on speeding up the program.
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Washington
Sys- Sateen of
Commerce
Weeks
Arizona
Secretary of Commerce
Airliner collision in Arizona claims 128 lives
A crash in Arizona killed 128 people when two airliners collided in June. Authorities investigated the disaster and mourned the victims as rescue teams recovered remains and assessed the wreckage.
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Arizona
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Ed Schoepflin and Mrs Mabel Anderson
Mrs Ed Schoepflin 87 of rural Chanute died after a long illness at her home. She was born May 25 1869 in Indiana, married in 1893 at Ottawa, survived by a son Roy, and buried in Elmwood Cemetery after services at Wilson Johnson Chapel. Mrs Mabel E Anderson widow of S R Anderson died at Washington Memorial Hospital Bartlesville. Funeral Saturday in Bartlesville with graveside service at Elmwood Cemetery, two daughters and three grandchildren surviving. she was past matron of Hulda Parker chapter OES.
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S. Plummer
Chanute
Kansas
Yates Center
Schoepflin
Indiana
Edward M. Schoepflin
Ottawa
Roy Schoepflin
EUB Church
Wilson-Johnson
William T. Hunt
Presbyterian Church
Elmwood Cemetery
S. R. Anderson
Mabel £. Anderson
Washington Memorial Hospital
Bartlesville
Episcopal Church
Roch‘Skinner
Anderson
Paul Essary
Warren Ambrose
Hulda Parker
OES
Friday the 13th beliefs worry Rutgers sociologist
Rutgers sociologist Dr. Joseph B. Maier warns Friday the 13th superstition can make people tense and even dangerous to themselves. He notes many believe in unlucky omens from black cats to knocking on wood and ties the origin to religious lore surrounding Christ and the 13 present.
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Newark
Rutgers University
Joseph B. Maier
Rutgers Newark College of Arts and Sciences
Bosic
Maier
Christ
Senate group to back nearly four billion for overseas aid
Sen Ellender predicts the Senate Appropriations Committee will recommend up to 4.014 billion dollars for overseas assistance as Hayden calls final action. The House approved 3.776 billion, including 3.425 billion new funds and 240.8 million reappropriations. Ellender favors the higher authorization but will push to keep the amount below it. The Eisenhower administration seeks the complete four billion from the authorization.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Hayden
D-Ariz
Senate
House
Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Cattle and Hog Prices Dip in Kansas City Markets
Cattle offerings meager with scant sales. Hogs slowly traded with barrows and gilts down 25 to 50 cents. U S Nos 1-3 190-250 lbs quoted 16.00-16.50. Sows down 11.25-14.50 per hundredweight. Sheep light. eggs and poultry mixed as Chicago butter and egg markets show modest changes. Grain futures rise for wheat rye and oats with corn slipping. Kansas City hay receipts noted.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Chicago
Demos Meet Kansas City Cash Atlanta
Democratic leaders from seven Southern states gathered in Atlanta for a weekend to discuss hard and dark issues and to inject the Southern viewpoint into party strategy. Several topics included Wheat 799 to and shifts in policy stance, with no clear consensus reached by end of sessions.
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Kansas City
Atlanta
W — Wheat
Travel Is Questioned In Diplomatic Work
Washington Secretary of State and adviser spar over travel for diplomacy. Henry M. Winston argues leisure aids judgment while Dulles says frequent travel enables direct talks with foreign ministers, noting overnight flights and personal talks as modern tools.
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Washington
Henry M. Winston
Brown University
Dulles
Winston
U.S. Foreign Service
Foreign Affairs
Council On Foreign Affairs
New York
Boeing to add jobs in Seattle area by 1959
Washington reports a planned rise in Boeing employment from 40,000 to 58,000 workers in the Seattle area as production increases for Air Force orders. Senator Jackson states the expansion aims to meet demand for the B52 bomber and KC135 tanker planes by early 1959.
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Washington
Seattle
Boeing Aircraft Co
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Chemotherapy Defined as Treatment for Infections
The article outlines chemotherapy as using chemical substances or drugs to treat infectious diseases. It explains the concept and basic purpose of chemotherapy in medicine.
House Group Studies Blacklisting Report
Washington testimony before the House Committee on Un-American Affairs called the two volume Report on Blacklisting a partisan political tract using jargon of the Communist party. Paul R. Milton and Godfrey P. Schmidt of Aware, Inc. challenged the report during the briefing.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Affairs
Communist Party
Fund For the Republic
Paul R. Milton
New York
Aware, Inc
Godfrey P. Schmidt
Aware
Civil rights and segregation planks of the national party platform
The national party platform addresses civil rights reforms and segregation policy proposals. It outlines anti discrimination goals, voting rights emphasis, and calls for public accommodations equality while detailing stance shifts on state enforced separation and national enforcement mechanisms.
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National Party
Cyprus Talks Blocked by Makarios Condition Spur
NICOSIA Cyprus a Greek Cypriot spokesman rejected Britain’s overture for self government talks insisting Britain must negotiate with exiled Archbishop Makarios. In Washington Eisenhower aide warned best safety guard against air collisions is strict adherence to federal rules. In Can Tho Viet Nam rebel Gen Bacut executed by guillotine for opposing Ngo Dinh Diem. In Riley Army secretary Wilbur Brucker backs a 1 059 million man standing army and pruning manpower at ROTC summer training.
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Cyprus
Britain
Makarios
Can Tho
Viet Nam
Bacut
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ft, Riley
Wilbur M. Brucker
Brucker
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Frank Barr Named Postmaster General Nominee
Frank E. Barr of Wichita Kansas, aged 64, appointed as regular post office director for supervising service in Kansas and neighboring states Oklahoma and Nebraska. The announcement came from Summerfield, the Postmaster General, noting Barr’s candidacy and duties.
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Washington
Summerfield
Frank E. Barr
Wichita
Kas
Wich- W. Shaw
Ita
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Statewide mental health plan pitched in speech
In Shawnee last night, a political speaker proposed coordinating all mental health activities under one Kansas state agency to eliminate overlapping functions and unify services across agencies. The plan aims to streamline administration and improve program effectiveness.
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Kansas
Shaw
GOPers Blast Harriman For Communist Remark
Washington Republicans deride Gov Averell Harriman for suggesting Eisenhower aided the Communist cause by crediting the Soviets with peace aims. Senator Watkins Utah accuses Harriman of aiming to label Eisenhower soft on communism and criticizes Truman and Roosevelt records.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
Eisenhower
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Harriman
Truman
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
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