Political Panel in Kansas City Hosts Governors Candidates
A Kansas City forum featured Lt. Gov. James T. Blair Jr. and Missouri governor hopeful Warren Shaw with Kansas and Arizona and California lawmakers. Panelists questioned bids on paint contracts and discussed highway funding impacts on rural roads and secondary road work.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
James T. Blair Jr
Warren W. Shaw
John J. Rhodes
Rariz
B. F. Sisk
Dcalif
Henry Jameson
The
Abilene Reflector
Ben F. Weir
Nevada
Daily Mail
Charles V. Stansell
Kansas City Star
Blair
Shaw
Jameson
Fred Hall
Mt Zion residents host gatherings and visits
A flurry of Sunday and weekend visits spans Mt Zion and surrounding towns. Families including the Wolles, Lindbergs, Cook, Gericke, Goff, Erikson, Williamson, Keith, Hucke, and others share meals and social time. The Zion Club met June 7 with thirteen members and 11 children, voting to adjourn until fall. next meeting set for Sept 6 with Edna Goff.
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MT. Zion
Virginia
Wolfe
George Wolfe
Maurice Lindberg
Betty
Ronnie
Grayson Trussler
Colony
Herbert Cross
Clyde Cook
Will Cook
William Tredway
Blaine Wilson
Grace Marie White
Fort Scott Hospital
Claud Colvin
Walter Gericke
Alfred Mitchell
Roland Kelsey
Regina
John Miller
Judith
Janith
Robert Williamson
Wilford Franklin
Loveta
Billie Jo
Susie
Kathy
Boyce Keith
Elsmore
Bob Harford
Jody Lyn
Will Miller
Sarah Hucke
Cortez
Colo
Charles Goff
Edna Goff
Wallace Erikson
Kan
Picnic near Zenia draws many kinfolks for a family gathering
A large group gathered at the Conner cabin for a Sunday picnic near Zenia after cattle in Clum's pasture. Attendees included Dixie Lee Lorbeberg Sunland Calif Roland Kelsey Regina Lloyd Guy and family members. Additional trips were noted to Chicago El Paso and Kansas City by several relatives.
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Sas
Dixie Lee Lorbeberg
Sunland
Calif
Roland Kelsey
Regina
Lloyd Guy
Dean
Jimmy
Donna Jo
Linda
Virgil Watts
Mabel Lowe
Earl Conner
Shirley
Vicki
Connie
Oren Nelson
Melvin
Eileen
Ronald
Zenia
Conner Cabin
Maple Park visitors stop by old neighbors and friends
Maple Park residents welcomed Arch ie Orange from St Louis who lived here and attended school locally. Glenn Heilman and family from Liberty Indiana and Earnest Heilman from Ohio visited their mother before returning home. Ora Heilman and relatives joined Ralph Gough for a Sunday lunch. The Brethren Young People held a skating party last week. George Compton of Phoenix is visiting. Ray Clum and a Parsons neighbor were here recently.
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Maple Park
Archie Orange
St. Louis
Archie
Glenn Heilman
Liberty
Ind
Earnest Heilman
Ohio
Ora Heilman
Ralph Gough
the Brethren Church
George Compton
Phoenix
Ariz
Ray Clum
Parsons
No Politics In Paint Deal
Kansas City report states the contractor of two bidding firms winning a 236 732 dollar state traffic line paint contract denies any political influence on the award. William E Burnett Jr and Tomahawk Sales say their bid exceeded others by about 40 thousand dollars due to specifications. Burnett asserts no political contributions in Kansas and no plans to make any. The article also notes a 50 year rise in the 65 and older population from 3.1 million in 1900 to 14.1 million by July 1955.
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Kansas City
Kansas
William E. Burnett Jr
Sales Service Co
Tomahawk Sales and Service Co
Burnett
Geologists to Study Kansas Areas This Summer
About 30 geologists from the State Geological Survey and University of Kansas will conduct field work across Kansas from now until September. Projects include ground water surveys in five counties and mapping rock units in eastern central and western Kansas. Staff listed include Bayne Hodson Johnson Lane O Connor Stramer Walters and Fishel with Goebel Hilpman Hornbaker and Weinaug contributing in oil and gas data and stratigraphic work.
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Lawrence
State Geological Survey
University of Kansas
Kansas
Frank C. Foley
Cowley
Gove
Montgomery
Sedgwick
Trego
Decatur
Harper, Johnson, Kingman
Sumner
Prairie Dog Creek
Norton
Phillips
Republican Valley
Cloud
Clay
Kansas River
Riley, Pottawatomie
Wabaunsee
Cairo
Pratt County
Equus Beds
Sedgwick, Harvey, McPherson
Reno
Ingalls
Finney
Charles K. Bayne
Warren Hodson
Carlton Johnson
Charles Lane
Howard O'Connor
Gilbert Stramer
Kenneth Walters
W. C. Fishel
Douglas
Mitchell
Wilson
Edwin D. Goebel
Geological Survey
Oil and Gas
Paul Hilpman
Allison Hornbaker
Pittsburg
Lawrence Oil and Gas of
Fice
The
Petroleum Engineering Division
C. F. Weinaug
Fire-flood apparatus study across oil recovery teams
Floyd Preston leads a fire-flood setup to explore underground heat driven oil production. Russell Runnels and geochemistry staff join Kansas State Highway Department and college geology teams to examine eastern Kansas limestone samples. Ada Swineford studies clay minerals in fossil soils atop Holdenville shale across Linn Bourbon Neosho Crawford and Labette Counties.
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Russell Runnels
Kansas State Highway Department
Geology
Kansas State College
Kansas Limestone Association
Kansas
Ada Swineford
Petrography
Holdenville
Linn
Bourbon
Neosho
Crawford
Labette
Coronation Banquet for Dairy Princesses at Tioga Hotel
Tickets for the Neosho county dairy princess coronation banquet are on sale at the Tioga Hotel desk or from Mahlon Morley, contest chairman. Purchases must be made by Friday night to complete meal reservations. Ten candidates compete for the county dairy princess title with judging Saturday afternoon prior to the banquet.
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Neosho County
Airliner Delivers Korean Orphan to Kansas Couple
A Pan American Clipper flew in Judy Ann to Fowler Kansas, delivered to Mr and Mrs Henry R Kroeker. The eight month old girl, formerly Kim Mi Soon, is one of 17 children born to American soldiers and Korean mothers flown to the United States.
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Los Angeles
Kansas
Yestern
Henry R. Kroeker
Fowler
Kasting
Judy Ann
Kim Mi Soon
World Vision Adoption Program Receives Country Support
World Vision Inc a non denominational missionary group assists in adoption efforts abroad. The organization partners with local agencies to facilitate placements and support for children in need.
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World Vision, Inc
Cartoonist Briefs U S Presidential Campaign Preview
London Daily Mail cartoon offers a pre view of the United States presidential race. A candidate stands on a train platform beneath a Vote the Republican Ticket sign as a doctor explains medical chart findings to a group on the tracks.
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London
The
Daily Mail
U. S
Army orders hangings for Hagelberger at Leavenworth
Pvt Rich ard A Hagelberger a 23 year old convicted slayer of two German civilians must hang for the crime the Army ordered yesterday His attorney said the execution would take place July 6 Secretary of the Army Wilber Brucker called Hagelberger the dominant personality in the killings four years ago though the fatal shots were fired by Pvt John F Vigneault who won commutation from the death sentence last December Hagelberger and Vigneault have been imprisoned at Ft Leavenworth relatives appealed to President Eisenhower for clemency and a temporary delay was ordered but the Army revoked the delay
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Leavenworth
Richard A. Hagelberger
Hagelberger
Ed Stephens
Wilber Brucker
John F. Vigneault
Vigneault
Lyle Hagelberger
Donald Winsor
Buffalo
N. Y
Eisenhower
Goff Falls, N. H
Ft. Leavenworth
Truman Defends Atomic Bomb Use Against Soviet Claims
Harry S Truman dismissed Moscow radio assertions that Russia deterred the United States from dropping the atomic bomb on Japan as pure propaganda. He stated the first atomic test occurred in New Mexico on July 16, 1945, and said Churchill and Stalin were informed of the successful explosion at Potsdam.
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Paris
Harry Truman
Moscow Radio
Russia
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
New Mexico
Truman
Churchill
Stalin
Atomic Bomb Secrets Stolen by Russians, Three-Year Theft
The passage notes that Stalin learned of an immensely powerful explosive and that Russians spent three years stealing information about the atomic bomb. It says they obtained it through devious means, implying a long espionage effort against the United States.
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Stalin
Before Dinner Mint For Detroit Dogdom
Detroit mail carriers will hand out a before dinner mint to dogs roaming city streets this week in an effort to deter them from biting mail carriers. James H. Rademacher, head of the Detroit branch of the National Assn of Letter Carriers, said the plan follows reports that over 100 local carriers were bitten last year. About 200 mailmen will receive dog candy samples to share.
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Detroit
Mint
James H. Rademacher
The
National Assn. of
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