House Okay Due Postal Pay Hike
The House fast tracks a bill to raise the pay of 500000 postal workers by about 8 percent, adding roughly 164 million dollars yearly. The measure retroactive to March 1, with minimum 6 percent and larger boosts for supervisors, awaits Senate agreement and the President's signature.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Senate
House Post Office Committee
White House
Erie Club Meeting Moves to Thursday For Covered Dish
The Past Noble Grand Club switches its monthly gathering from Wednesday to Thursday this week with a covered dish dinner and the quarterly birthday program to follow. Erie residents attended a doubleheader in Kansas City Sunday and local residents visited relatives across a string of towns including Parsons, Walnut Grove, Chanute, and Independence. The report notes hospital care for Albert Deepee after a heart attack and a Carlson-Krone wedding at a nearby Lutheran church with attendees from Osage City and Walnut Grove township.
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Noble Grand Club
wTl
Verle Craven
Linda
Ellis Stroup
Lavone Carlson
Mary Lou Swanson
Cecilia Hoagland
Osage City
Riverside Park
Clark M. Flemming
Baldwin
Fleming
Baker University
Kiger Named Director of Kansas Administration Dept
Martin Kiger, longtime chief state grain inspector, will become director of the Kansas Department of Administration effective June 15. He will succeed Dr. Leonard Axe, who returns to the University of Kansas as dean of the school of business. The note mentions 16 million acres in U.S. national parks.
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Topeka
Martin Kiger
Fred Hall
State Department of Administration
Kiger
Washington, Bas
Leonard Axe
University of Kansas
School of Business
Rural Homemakers HD unit to meet at 2 p.m. Thursday
Rural Homemakers Home Demonstration unit will meet at 2 p.m. Thursday with Mrs Hugh Breiner at 1900 S. Plummer. Other notes include family movements to Wichita and new birth announcements of Kenneth Wayne Chapman and details on Airman Floyd E. Hamilton’s deployment.
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S. Plummer
Wichita
Leo Splane
Floyd Hamilton
Bob
Ronnie
Floyd E. Hamilton
Forbes Afb
Topeka
Hielsen Afb
Alaska
Hamilton
Floyd W. Hamilton
Main
C. L. Chapman
Chula Vista
Calif
Kenneth Wayne
Larry Gene
Bruce Leroy
Chapman
Phyllis Uthmann
F. Cc. Uthmann
U. S. Naval Construction Battalion
Boys Baseball Opens With Veterans of Foreign Wars Matchup
In City Park last night the Veterans of Foreign Wars baseball program opened with an 8 to 11 year old game where Bob Talbot's team beat Albert Campbell's 9 to 7. Both sides fielded well with only two errors each and the winners outhit the losers 9-6 while pitchers combined for 19 strikeouts and seven walks through five innings. The teams remained unnamed.
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City Park
Bob Talbot
Albert Campbell
Thornton Minor Ointment promises rapid pile relief
Ad copy touts Thornton Minor Ointment as a clinic tested formula that soothes fast, relieves itching burning and pain, reduces swelling, and is available in ointment or suppository form for one dollar with a request to insist on genuine Thornton Minor Ointment at drugstores.
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