Oklahoma editor serves as Colorado College PR director
Prof. Henry L. Bagley of Oklahoma City University headlines a summer assignment as director of public relations for the University of Colorado at Boulder and will teach a course in school and community relations there during the 1956 summer term.
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Oklahoma City University
College of Education
University of Colorado At Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Chanute
Bagley
H. L. Bagley
S. Forest
Teacher and Lecturer Is Rotary Club Feature
Thomas R. Holland, a Pittsburg State College teacher and lecturer, will address the Rotary Club Wednesday night. He is a University of London lecturer with an MA in Education earned in 1949. He has taught and lectured in the Netherlands, British Somaliland, England, and the United States, and led study tours for the University of London. He lives in Surrey with his wife and a son. He served six years in the British army and was principal of a school in British Somaliland for two years.
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Thomas R. Holland
Pittsburg State College
Rotary Club
University of London
England
Netherlands
British Somaliland
Eng Island
United States
Surrey
Family party at Rubles includes many local guests
The Ruble home northeast of town hosted a party with homemade ice cream and cake. Attendees included the Hallmans of Wagoner Oklahoma, the Hallmans and Sherman Hallman of Erie, and Buddy Billie and Will Ruble. Superintendent Horine and Virgil Moody attended a Chanute schoolmen gathering.
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Floyd Ruble
Chanute
Buford Fisher
Tioga Hotel
Verne Jackson
Robert Newton
Axtell
Neb
Tilman Foxworthy
William Harve
Parsons Area Folks Attend Team Party and Birth Notices
Mrs Harriett Hoover of Herrington and Larry Scoville attended a party honoring the Parsons American Legion baseball team. Michael Eugene is the infant son of County Attorney Charles Forsyth, born July 9 at Mercy Hospital Parsons. The report covers visits by Mr and Mrs Nelson Carr in Erie on their way home from a cross country trip of about 10 000 miles, and related local travel, a small furnace fire at the Ernie Pile home, and other brief community notes including Linda and Sandra Heady’s Chanute visit and a Bartlesville visit by Mrs Bob Caldwell and Le Roy. It notes Eldon Cox’s regular dairy cargo runs to California and the Parsons team’s Kansas City game attendance yesterday afternoon.
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Herrington
Larry Scoville
Parsons American Legion
Michael Eugene
Charles Forsyth
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Nelson Carr
Erie
Ernie Pile
Linda
Sandra Heady
Chanute
Buford Fisher
Bob Caldwell
LeRoy
Bartlesville
L. G. Rice
Richard Gray
Jerry
Topeka
Lloyd Locke
Eldon Cox
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery
Pacific Coast
California
Kansas City
Athletics
Washington
Cherryvale Elks Rally to Defeat Chanute VFW Team
The Cherryvale Elks beat the Chanute VFW 9 7 after scoring three runs in the top of the seventh. Walsh and Pownell pitched for Chanute. Green struck out 14 for Cherryvale. A return game is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Cherryvale.
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VFW
City Park
Chanute
Cherryvale
Walsh
Pownell
Green
Altoona News Briefs From The Altoona Area
Local residents attend church camp near Coffeyville with instructor Rev. Loren Schaffer. Several visits and calls across town and nearby, plus family news. Funeral for Bertha Fisk Day held at the Methodist church with interment in Altoona cemetery. Birth of twin grandsons to Jack Patterson family in Hopkins Minnesota noted. Community guests include Hartman Aldridge dinner visit and Freete Construction Co. workers resurfacing US 75.
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Beth Staley
Karen Trichler
Methodist Church
Cedar Bluffs
Coffeyville
Loren Schaffer
Gertrude Cranor
Ethel Gibson
Harold Gibson
Clyde Craner
William Venter
Edith
Fredonia
Bertha Fisk Day
Fort Pierce
Fla
Nancy McDonald
Bartlesville
Dorothy Moffatt
Jack Patterson
Hopkins
Minn
Arthur Brown
Audrey Patterson
Neodesha
Bakersfield
Calif
Oklahoma
Burdell Baker
Marilyn
Wichita
Ruby Richardson
Frank Green
L. E. Dunbar
Man Given Chance Is Arrested Again
WICHITA Fred Ellis a parolee who left jail last Christmas after burglary was arrested on a vagrancy charge. He had received a two year parole while serving a five to ten year burglary term. Neighbors had given his family food and toys at his release. Police said he had worked only two months since last January and he said he just did not like to work.
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Wichita
Fred Ellis
Ellis
House Republicans push long agenda for July 30 adjournment
House leaders map a forced-draft schedule with quick votes on social security highway minimum wage and housing this week. They plan airport and atomic ship bills mineral rights Communications Act amendments and other items. McCormack and Rayburn express optimism about reaching July 30 target, while Senatorial pace quickens with minor bills ready today.
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McCormack
Massachusetts
Martin
R Mass
Congress
Rayburn
D-Tex
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Eisenhower
France Urges Disarmament Fund At UN Summit
U N delegates and officials welcome Premier Edgar Faure’s plan to reallocate military budgets into a common fund for development and higher living standards. The proposal suggests a general disarmament program with Big Four nations contributing to aid projects and regional growth.
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U.N
Edgar Faure
Big Four
Eisenhower
Faure
Geneva
Federal Parolee Arrested Over Bogus Check Activity
Wichita detectives arrested 43 year old federal parolee Harry L Dodd after finding numerous forged checks and writing equipment in his suitcase. Dodd admitted passing worthless checks in Kansas City Missouri St Joseph Missouri Concordia and Larned Kansas. Lincoln police also notified Wichita authorities.
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Wichita
Kenneth Briggs
Dodd
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Concordia
Larned
Kas
Lincoln
Dodd Sought by County Authorities in New Mexico
County authorities said Dodd was wanted on a breaking and entering charge. Briggs reported Dodd told investigators he was also sought by federal officials as a conditional parole violator.
Disneyland Opens Amid Overcrowded First Day Problems
Anaheim California crowds flood the new 160 acre amusement park as 30 000 invited guests test the gates. Free meals and rides kept guests happy while traffic jams on the Santa Ana Freeway drew 25 extra highway patrol officers. The park aims for 60 000 daily but struggled on opening day with long lines and busy eateries.
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Calif
Disneyland
Disney
Santa Ana
California Highway Patrol
Trade Program Is Soviet Plan
Russia signals plan for a world economic conference to chart a multibillion dollar trade and development program. Premier Bulganin to present during talks with Western leaders as Britain and allies prepare nonstrategic trade spur. Aims include a 10 year plan to boost free trade and development of backward areas.
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Showers Break Up Fair Warm Weather Across Regions
The Associated Press reports showers spreading from the Southwest to the Mississippi Valley and into northern New England and the Pacific Northwest. Fog persisted in the southern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Temperatures mostly in the 70s in the south, 60s to 70s north, with coastal Oregon and Washington cooling to the 50s amid showers.
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Washington Coast
Adenauer Heads to Switzerland Fringe of Big Four Talks
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer departs Bonn for Switzerland to establish headquarters on the fringe of the Big Four summit. From a mountaintop hotel at Murren 90 miles from Geneva he will remain in contact with the conference and possibly the leaders as they discuss Germany's future.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Switzerland
Muerren
Geneva
Adenauer
New Source of Water Found for Wichita Plants
Boeing Airplane Co and the Air Force identified a new water source for Wichita plants. Thirty four of ninety proposed test wells have been drilled, with results showing adequacy for their needs.
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Wichita
Boeing Airplane Co
Air Force
Mars life hints and water shortages in US sites
The text notes drought affected Boeing's plant and McConnell Air Force Base with limited water. The Defense Department voiced concern over water supply while the Air Force and Boeing began exploratory drilling this year. National Geographic Society cites lichens as a potential Mars growth indicator.
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Boeing
McConnell Air Force Base
Defense Department
Air Force
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