Local Residents Face Court Actions And Commencement News
Mrs. Kenneth Collins jailed Saturday on intoxication and resisting arrest charges, released on a 65 dollar bond. Charles I. Knetzer, arrested on intoxication, released on 15 dollar bond. Mrs. Jane Brigden earned a bachelor of music education at the University of Wichita commencement. Dr. Margaret Habin delivered a commencement address. Karen Cunningham wed Kent Lee Floerke at Immanuel Lutheran Church with numerous relatives in attendance. Lou Reinhardt served as usher.
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Kenneth Collins
S. Central
Charles I. Knetzer
N. Evergreen
Jane Churchill Brigden
University of Wichita
Margaret Habein
Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Brigden
New Brunswick
N. J
Bruce Brigden
Princeton Seminary
Princeton
O. H. Cunningham
C. C. Cunningham
Ralph Reinhardt
Mary Heilman
Oscar Bell
Larry
Miles Cunningham
Gary
Bill
Sandra Kay
St. Louis
Kansas City
Karen Cunningham
Kenneth Cunningham
Kent Lee Floerke
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Lou Reinhardt
Charge of Dynamite Found on Freight Car
Police suspect young hoodlums planted a dynamite charge hidden beneath a freight car at Belmont Junction in west Philadelphia. Two sticks wired to detonating caps were found during a routine predeparture check as a train prepared to move from the Reading Co System to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading Co
PRR
Belmont Junction
Methodist Conference Opens in Coffeyville Alabama
The Kansas Annual Conference of the Methodist Church opens in Coffeyville tomorrow and runs until June 9. Bishop Dana Dawson of the Methodist Kansas Area and district superintendents arrived early to establish headquarters and begin considering appointments and other matters.
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Coffeyville
Kansas
The
Methodist Church
Dana Dawson
Methodist Kansas Area
Angus Field Day At Iola Tomorrow
Iola hosts the annual Angus Field Day at Riverside Park starting 10 30 a m tomorrow with speakers Rufus Cox head of animal husbandry at Kansas State College Manhattan and Glenn Pickett state sanitary commissioner. Judging contests for men women and youth plus a weight guessing contest are planned.
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IOLA
Southeast
Kansas
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders
Riverside Park
Rufus Cox
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Glenn Pickett
Red Predicts Soviet Victory in TV Interview
Nikita S. Khrushchev, top Soviet leader, spoke via a CBS Face the Nation interview. He predicted ultimate world victory for the Soviet system and that even American grandchildren would live under it, but said the USSR prefers to compete economically and ideologically rather than seek war.
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New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
United States
Khrushchev
Columbia Broadcasting System
Krushchev
Farmers Record March 1 Land Value Per Acre
The March 1 value was equivalent to 94.52 dollars per acre for farmland. The text notes a total amount of six billion eight hundred million dollars more than a year earlier.
South Valley Chapel Bible School Opens in Erie
Vacation Bible School began today at South Valley Chapel in Erie. The program runs daily from 1 30 to 4 p m for two weeks, organized by Mrs Florence Hines.
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Erie — Vacation Bible School
South Valley Chapel
Florence Hines
Commodity Credit Faces Shortfall as 1.2 Billion Remains
Washington reports the Commodity Credit Corp is down to its last 1.2 billion dollars and will need additional funding to meet its obligations to farmers this year. The agency finances price support activities for the Agriculture Department. Last year it required two billion dollars.
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Washington
Commodity Credit Corp
Treasury finds agency waste and losses in overseas sales
An agency, a 14 percent billion dollar corporation, uses 847 million to finance operations. Most funds are tied in farm surpluses or spent selling products abroad below cost. Over the past 22 months it has lost just over two billion dollars in below-cost sales and surplus donations.
Pick Customers Pockets Charged of Gas Bill
Washington lawmakers faced charges from opponents of the Harris O Hara natural gas bill who claim its passage would trigger a bonanza of 10 20 or 30 billion dollars benefiting big oil firms. Edward D Hollander of Americans for Democratic Action warned the bill could let a few oil companies pocket up to a billion dollars annually from 60 million consumers.
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Washington
Edward D. Hollander
Americans For Democratic Action
Farm Values Are Climbing Nationwide Market
The Agriculture Department reports a continued rise in farm real estate prices, up 3 percent in the four months to March with March 1 values a record 7 percent above a year earlier. Officials cite urban demand and tech advances fueling larger farming units and ongoing acquisition of land.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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