Park College student Donna Sallee on honor roll
Donna Sallee is on the Park College honor roll for the second semester at Parkville Missouri. She visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Sallee and sister Karen who returned to Parkville with her. Sallee will work at the college administrative office in summer and at Bell Telephone Co summer theater recreation.
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Donna Sallee
Park College
Parkville
Floyd Sallee
S. Central
Karen
Miss Sallee
Bell Tel. Co
Wilbur Goodseal
Kansas City
Charlotte Tinch
O. Humboldt
University of Kansas
Chanute Junior College
Goodseal
Fred Goodseal
Forest
G. S. Gott
Lettie Krepps
Ivan
Buffalo
Chelsea
Okla
Hughett Clingan
Charles Barnes
Carol Winkleman
Elk City
Lee Shaffer
Independence
Home Fires and Civilian Defense Topic for Odd Fellows
A joint Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges program last night highlighted home fire dangers and civilian defense. Palmer Forslund presented a home fire hazards film while Richard Ashley Burl B O Connor and P L Patrick spoke on local defense efforts. About 30 members attended and the Odd Fellows planned an 8 p m meeting today for initiatory work after a covered dish dinner.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Palmer Forslund
Richard Ashley
Burl B. O'Connor
P. L. Patrick
Wedding Anniversary is a Family Affair
At the Drownes home Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L Drowne observed their 50th wedding anniversary. Their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur N Newton celebrated their 25th anniversary, married on the same date and hour as the parents 25 years prior.
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Warwick
R. T
Frederick L Drowne
Drownes
Wilbur N. Newton
Newtons
Coffeyville Delays Full Endorsement of Big Hill Creek Project
Coffeyville city commissioners voted against an unqualified endorsement of the Big Hill Creek reservoir near Cherryvale. They approved a survey request with conditions to define Coffeyville’s share of cost use and management, avoiding definite commitment if the project proves feasible.
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Coffeyville
Big Hill Creek
Cherryvale
O’Leary’s Struggle With Rupture Fears Dims Hope at 29
The 29 year old O’Leary, suffering from a ruptured appendix, fears he cannot endure. His mother Mrs Margaret O’Leary said he worries about dying and has lost hope. He endures hiccups, diabetes, and has had three heart attacks and once weighed 135 pounds.
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Pendix
O'Leary
Margaret O'Leary
Trans-Mississippi golf opener sparks crowded qualifying
Des Moines reports Handsome Jimmy Jackson of St. Louis opened defense of the Trans-Mississippi title with an even par 72 practice round at Wakonda. The race for low qualifying spot produced a three way tie among Walter Peek Rodney Bliss and George Clark at 146.
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Des Moines
Jimmy Jackson
St. Louis
Jackson
Glen Oatman
Kansas City
Jimmy
Wakonda
Walter Peek
New Rochelle
N. Y
Rodney Bliss
Wakonda Club
George Clark
Ottumwa
Towa
Bliss
Peek
Rex Baxter
Seaton Promoted to Deputy Assistant at White House
Fred A. Seaton former Nebraska senator was promoted to deputy assistant to President Eisenhower in a White House staff reshuffle. He had served since Feb 21 as administrative assistant for congressional liaison and will now handle liaison with federal departments and agencies.
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Washington
Fred A. Seaton
Nebraska
Eisenhower
White House
Seaton
Seven Years of Hiccuping Weighs Down Man in Los Angeles
Jack O Leary has suffered hiccups for seven straight years causing extreme weight loss to 78 pounds. Doctors have yet to find a lasting cure for his persistent spasms that began after an accident in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Jack O'Leary
Priests Expelled By Argentina
Two Roman Catholic prelates from Buenos Aires were expelled after last weekend’s disorders. Manuel Tato and Roman Pablo Novoa were escorted by federal police to Ezeiza airport and flown to Rome. Police questioned them as clashes left more than twenty injured and a decree dismissed them from church posts under a colonial law.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Manuel Tato
Roman Pablo Novoa
Ezeiza
Rome
AMA Opposes Proposed National Polio Vaccine Plan
The American Medical Association opposes a Democratic plan to pay for antipolio inoculation for all U.S. children through 19 years old as unnecessary. It gives only tepid support to an Eisenhower proposal to fund Salk vaccine for those unable to pay, stressing minimal federal involvement in the vaccine program. Dr. Julian P. Price of Florence DC testified before the Senate committee outlining AMA views on both bills.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
the American Medical Assn
AMA
Julian P. Price
Florence
D.C
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Price
Medical Association
Hill
D-Ala
Labor Committee
Not an Inch by Adenauer
Washington officials say goodbye to West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer as he departs for Boston en route to Moscow after the Big Four Geneva summit. Officials note he will not concede to Soviet pressure on neutralizing Germany and that any trip to Moscow must be carefully prepared, delaying potential talks until after Geneva.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Boston
Moscow
Geneva
Germany
Weekend visitors and a new grandson in Lawrence area
Lawrence hospital note mentions weekend visit counts as Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Collison visited the new grandson Sunday in Lawrence. Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Walker’s home included daughters Mrs. Claude Brazil of Wichita and Mrs. Charles Schon plus Marsha and Pamela of Jacksonville Fla and Mrs. Ray Feller of Wichita.
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Lawrence Hospital
F. R. Collison
Lawrence
J. L. Walker
Claude Brazil
Wichita
Charles Schon
Marsha
Pamela
Jacksonville
Fla
Ray Feller
India’s Peace Efforts Earn Polite White House Attention
The Eisenhower administration showed favorable disposition toward India’s push to mediate US China talks over Formosa and related issues. No evidence of formal endorsement by Eisenhower or Dulles, but Menon’s account received close and polite attention, treated with more regard than expected given doubts about his stance toward China.
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Washington
Eisenhower
India
United States
Bible School Closes at Methodist Church in Buffalo
The Bible School at the Methodist church closed Friday noon with a covered dish dinner attended by about 75. Sixty four children enrolled with 17 teachers and helpers. An Udall Fund offering of 10 dollars was sent. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Orr of Auburn Indiana visit their country home near Buffalo. Brooke Collison of Lawrence announces birth of David seven pounds nine ounces.
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Buffalo
Udall Fund
J. L. Orr
Auburn
Ind
Dean Blackwood
G. D
Jim
Topeka
Charley Hayes
Brooke Collison
Lawrence
David
Loyal Workers Sunday School Meeting at Lizzie Fugate Home
The Walnut Loyal Workers class met June 7 at Mrs. Lizzie Fugate’s home with 12 members. After business, entertainment and refreshments followed. The next gathering is planned with the Lyness family on July 5. A wedding coverage notes Miss Barbara Jean Beatty and Cecil Shoop at Altoona Christian church June 4 with a reception at the bride’s home.
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Walnut
Loyal Workers
Lizzie Fugate
Helen Lyness
Herbert Lyness
Helen
Edith Lyness
Resin Wilkins
Jimmy Kidder
Christian Church
Altoona
Shoop
O. V. Misner
Foster Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Overland Park
Ray Varnell
Varnell Family Trip Returns Home with Visitors
Varnell and children of Coffeyville accompanied by Mary Anna Johnston who had visited her grandparents return home with her parents and Sherida Sue and Diana Rae Varnell joining for the visit.
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