Local Briefs and Visits Highlight Kansas News
Don Reed attends the Eleventh State Health Education Workshop at the University of Kansas to discuss sewage disposal. Public Library Story Hour features East of the Sun and Lady Bug Lady Bug. Various local incidents include a permitted intoxication arrest and a dog bite near the meter reader’s route. Robert Blunk Jr.’s painting Symbols selected for the Kansas Painters Show at Pittsburg State College with a fall tour planned.
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Don Reed
State Board of Health
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Public Library
Reed W. Schmickle
Pittsburg
Robert Blunk Jr
Pittsburg State College
Kansas
Memorial Hospital Admittances Dismissals and Births
Thursday admittances include Lor ine Phillips and George Defebaugh. today Rolla Rush and Logan Hunt arrive. Dismissals list Mrs Ira James Lester Matlock Earlton Claude Divine Mrs Floyd Yahns Burton Barkley. Birth today a girl to Mr and Mrs Harold Manly. Building permits for Lawrence McGaugh 4108 Rutter house and George Taylor 1102 N Garfield garage and Charlies Edwards 213 N Evergreen addition.
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Lorine Phillips
George Defebaugh
N. Steuben
Rolla Rush
Logan Hunt
S. Malcolm
Medical
Ira James
Stark
Lester Matlock
Earlton
Claude Divine
Floyd Yahns
W. 7Th
Burton Barkley
N. Forest
Ruth Judy
S. Santa Fe
Clara Summers
W. Oak
Elmer Card
Humboldt
Harold Manly
Lawrence McGaugh
Rutter
George Taylor
N. Garfield
Charlies Edwards
Evergreen
Pope declares Bible's warning stands despite automation
Vatican City report states Pope Pius XII proclaimed that even in the new era of automation humankind must earn bread by sweat of the brow. He added that the truth of the Bible remains under new forms.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Emporia First Methodist Church 100th Anniversary
Emporia's First Methodist Church marks a century since its founding with a special service this Sunday. The event honors the church's long history in the community and will include reflective rites and congregational participation.
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Emporia
Docking Endorsed by Many Sportsmen Over Refuge Ruling
Gov. George Docking says a great many sportsmen and clubs support his stance in the Marais des Cygnes waterfowl refuge condemnation case. He made the remark in response to a letter from Reid Ward, Ottawa Hunting Association secretary.
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Topeka
George Docking
Gasoline Tank Bill Totals $68.05 in Municipal Court
In Green Bay Wisconsin David Gonzales faced a court bill for a tank of gasoline totaling 68.05. The charges included 4.68 for the gasoline 4.60 in witness fees and 3.80 in additional costs.
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Green Bay
Wis
David Gonzales
Frank Vanden Heuvel
Suspect Fined for Reaching Speedy Exit at Filling Station
Gonzales fled Vanden Heuvel's filling station after nonpayment, was chased by Juneau County officers for several hours and about a hundred miles, and faced court costs l in court costs, a $25.00 fine for larceny and $30.00 in fees for the sheriff's officers.
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Juneau County
Gonzales
Vanden Heuvel
Care for Deer Paid in Full by Farmer
Ontario Lands and Forests records show a farmer paid in full for caring for a newborn fawn found near Sudbury. The bill items include bottle feeding, pen care, straw, daily feed, and exercise. The note adds the payment was made by the deer's affection and charm.
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Toronto
Ontario Lands and Forests Department
Sudbury
Wife is Just Angry Reckless Driving Noted in San Diego
In San Diego California a 20 year old woman named Connie Lou Lord received a reckless driving citation after police say she rammed her car twice into a vehicle carrying her husband and another woman. She reportedly said she chased him after he was late from work.
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San Diego
Calif
Connie Lou Lord
Comeback as naturalized citizen Adrien Erickson vows no longer foreigner
Wichita story notes Adrien Lee Erickson, six year old daughter of Air Force Maj. and Mrs. A. H. Erickson, who was born in Germany, telling her parents she will not be a foreigner after becoming a naturalized American citizen.
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Calif
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Santa Fe Railroad
California
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San Francisco
Elmwood Cemetery
Wichita
Kan
Adrienne Lee Erickson
Air Force
A. H. Erickson
Germany
Cattle Meager and Hogs Steady in Kansas City Markets
Kansas City reports cattle meager with 200 head, no calves tested, hogs at 2,000 head with barrows and gilts steady to 25 cents lower, sows steady. No test trades for sheep. Prices listed for various weight ranges of barrows gilts and sows, with scattered notes on egg, poultry and butter markets. Chicago commodities show mixed futures as wheat climbs on aid pact with Poland, with soybeans and corn adjusting prices.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Poland
Board of Trade
Grain Quotes Kansas City Market Report
Wheat quotes steady to up marginally with No 2 hard and dark about 2.22 to 2.33, No 3 near 2.17 to 2.31. Corn unchanged to off two cents with No 3 white around 1.52 to 1.62, No 2 yellow and mixed about 1.39, No 3 1.35 to 1.38. Oats unchanged with No 2 white 66 to 75 and No 3 64 to 72.
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Kansas City
Milo and Rye and Soybean Price Ranges Noted
Market notes show Milo at 2.21 to 2.25 with small rye ranges 1.09 to 1.11 and barley 98 to 1.05. Soybeans move 2.56 to 2.38 with bran and shorts priced 35.00 to 36.75.
Woman Pastor Becomes First Female Minister in Kansas Methodist Conference
The Kansas Annual Conference accepted Rev. Laura Bradbury as a minister for LeRoy Neosho Falls and Alice ville, marking the first woman elected as a conference member after 101 years of male clergy. The session also elected lay and district leaders including Judge Floyd Coffman and Rev. Harry Ritter.
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Coffeyville
Kansas
the Methodist Church
Laura Bradbury
E. Leo Bradbury
LeRoy
Neosho Falls
Aliceville
Bradbury
Floyd Coffman
Ottawa
Harry C. Ritter
Emporia
Marlin J. Blackston
Chanute
Independence
Robert Gault
Richmond
C. A. Wisler
Ronald Quellihorst
Paola
Lyle Chambers
Kansas ‘City
Harold ‘Cary
Manhattan
Wall Street Mixed on Profit Taking as Oil Shares Slip
The New York stock market moved irregularly in late trading after profit taking trimmed gains in oil stocks. Volume for the day was about the same as yesterday, near 2.3 million shares.
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New York
Scurrilous Tactics Charged in Powell Civil Rights Debate
Rep Wayne Hays of Ohio accuses Rep Adam Clayton Powell of using scurrilous tactics in the civil rights debate. Hays, a civil rights bill supporter, says Powell’s letter to persuade and threaten members nearly changed his vote on a jury trial amendment sought by Southern opponents.
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Washington
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Adam Clayton Powel
Congress
Hays
Powell
Disarmament Plan Seen Key to Cutting Spending
Robert F. Merriam, assistant budget director, told Republican leaders at a national conference that real cuts in government spending hinge on a world disarmament agreement. He warned the next budget for the year starting July 1 would not fall below Eisenhower’s $71.8 billion proposal without armament limits.
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Washington
Robert F. Merriam
National Conference
Eisenhower
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