Birth Announcement of Timothy Shane Kelley in Kansas
United States Senator Frank Carlson announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelley of Humboldt. Timothy Shane Kelley weighed 7 pounds 10 ounces and was born at Alexandria Hospital in Virginia on June 2. The Kelley Chapter of Young Republicans in Central Kansas gains a new member, with Frank Kelley assisting in the Hutchinson area.
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Frank Kelley
United States
Frank Carlson
Kelley
Olin F. Kelley
Humboldt
Ethel Anderson
S. Garfield
Sen. Carlson
Kansas
Timothy Shane
Young Republicans
Alexandria
Betty Kelley
Hutchinson
Frank
Betty
Sandra
Michael
Patrick
Timothy
Cars Banged One Dies When Curve Missed
In Lebanon Ohio a truck, likely brakes failing, missed a curve and plunged through a used car lot into a 50 foot cliff. The truck driver was killed. identified as Richard E. Fox 31 of Louisville Kentucky. The truck carried unknown chemicals that ignited after the crash. Four new cars at the lot were damaged.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Don Epping
Richard E. Fox
Louisville
Epping
Desertion Conviction After Eleven Years
HONOLULU Edward Medieros, 33, who lived near Ft Shafter for 11 years after walking away from his post, was convicted yesterday of desertion. He was sentenced to two years at hard labor and a dishonorable discharge. Medieros, the second of two children, was arrested April 26. He pleaded innocent to desertion.
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Honolulu
Edward Medieros
Ft. Shafter
Medieros
Farming in Russia a Drab Existence
Ten Oklahoma cattlemen and farmers returned from Russia saying they learned little of value for their work but observed Russians desire for peace. They noted peace doves, children wearing emblems, and praised some farm methods while criticizing overall efficiency and crude equipment.
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New York
Russia
Jean
Neustadt
Ardmore
Clarence W. Burch
Mill Creek
Moscow
Academy
Henry Hitch
Guymon
Western Group Backs Harriman for Democratic Nomination
Milton Weisenmann Utah Democratic chairman and Harriman organizer projected that six western states would deliver at least 63 percent of their 98 votes to Harriman at the Democratic national convention. He cited unit rules in Oklahoma Idaho Utah New Mexico Wyoming and Kansas and anticipated more western support as delegates are chosen in Washington Colorado Colorado and Nevada. He also noted possible Montana votes if its delegation breaks from Kefauver.
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Denver
Averell Harriman
New York
Milton Weisenmann
Salt Lake City
Utah
Harriman
Weisenmann
Oklahoma
Idaho
New Mexico
Wyoming
Kansas
Washington
Colorado
Nevada
Montana
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Mechanical defects ground all B57 bombers
The Air Force announced that all B57 bombers will stay grounded due to a mechanical defect at specific speeds and altitudes. Restrictions began in January after pilots reported nose down tendencies at low altitudes and certain speeds. A full grounding was ordered May 24 and relaxed June 12 to allow limited operation while technicians pursue fixes.
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Washington Im
Air Force
Pilot of H-Bomb Plane Harvests Wheat on Kansas Farm
Maj Charles T Smith, who piloted the B52 that dropped an H-bomb over Bikini, spent a six day leave on his 160 acre Kansas farm five miles northwest of Pittsburg. The 38 year old veteran returned to Kirtland AFB with his wife and four children after the layover.
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Pittsburg
Maj
Charles _T. Smith
Bikini
Kansas
Korea
Bureaucratic Heights Housing Linked to Officials in Nogales
The Mexican Federal Pensions Bureau plans a new government workers subdivision in Nogales Sonora to be named Bureaucratic Heights. The project aims to provide housing for public employees in the region.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Mexican Federal Pensions Bureau
Foreign Aid Battle Prompts Senate Session
Senator Neuberger said many Democrats fear backing more foreign aid to let Republicans carry the ball. Chairman George convened a Saturday Senate Foreign Relations Committee session to finish work on the aid bill aiming for a floor vote next week. The panel would boost military aid by 600 million beyond the House total of 2 billion, with the bill at 4.5026 billion including economic funds. The committee also trimmed 12.4 million from technical sections.
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Washington
Neunberger
D-Ore
Neuberger
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House
Open House Sunday At New Elm Home
Open house Sunday from noon to six at a new three bedroom home at 1102 W Elm. Neal McCoy built the house with tile baths a full bathroom range hood exhaust fan garbage disposal a carport attic fan and a large corner lot. Contractors include Naff & Bolze Hardware Johnson Furniture Co Lassman & Steeves.
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W. Elm
Neal McCoy
Aviation Safety Agents To Be Here Wednesday
Civil Aeronautics Administration aviation safety agents will be at the airport here Wednesday to conduct official business. Applicants for airman or mechanic ratings should be at 10 a.m. at the airport, said safety agent Carl A. South. Those seeking aeronautical counsel may contact an agent for guidance.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration Aviation Safety
Carl A. South
South
Eisenhower Cleared for First Non Liquid Meals
President Eisenhower, recovering after major intestinal surgery, received approval to eat soft foods today after a week on liquids. The Walter Reed bulletin notes his rest, stable vitals, and good spirits as Hagerty confirms custard gelatine and cream of wheat will be added. He inquired about newsroom activity and sent best wishes to reporters.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Rumors of Queen Juliana Abdication Denied by Dutch Premier
The Netherlands, The Hague—Prime Minister Willem Drees rejected reports that Queen Juliana would abdicate or that she and Prince Bernhard might divorce or separate. He called the rumors ridiculous and said any alleged influence by faith healer Miss Greet Hofmans over the Queen is not a government concern. Der Spiegel had published the claims of state influence and strain in the royal couple.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Juliana
Prince Bernhard
Willem Drees
Drees
Miss Greet Hofmans
der Spiegel
Miss Hofmans
Federal Jobs Without Risks Freed or Rule
The Justice Department suspended application of the federal employee security program to nonsensitive jobs to comply with a Supreme Court ruling. Attorney General Brownell announced the move and restoration of 17 suspended nonsensitive workers, while lawmakers push legislation to extend the program to all federal employees.
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Washington
Justice Department
Congress
Atty
Brownell
Executive Branch
Supreme Court
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Cotton
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Sens
Eastland
D-Miss
McCarthy
R-Wis
House
Rep
Walter
D-Pa
Little Delay in Park Plan in Kansas State News
Gov. Fred Hall reported very little delay in constructing the Kansas park system while addressing the Leavenworth Recreation Assn. He noted disagreement among park authority members caused public concern though board meetings have been sparse since January. Chairman J. Ed Thompson’s term ends July 1, and he declined the governor’s resignation request. Hall expressed confidence in forthcoming positive steps for the park system.
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Leavenworth
Kansas Park System
Fred Hall
Leavenworth Recreation Assn
Park Authority
J. Ed Thompson
Parsons
Authority
Thompson
Hall
Detective Is Killed In Chicago Shooting
On the Chicago South Side early today detective John Blythe aged 44 was killed and three others injured. Victims include Thomas Sylvester 43 Charles Leggit 47 and James Dukes shot in the chest. Dukes arrested nearby after a gunfight. all wounded are African American.
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Chicago
John Blythe
Thomas Sylvester
Charles Leggit
James Dukes
Patrick Deeley
Sylvester
Leggitt
Blythe
Dukes
Wednesday Filing Deadline Shows Sparse Primary Competition
County Clerk records show four days to filing for the August primary with little change to the candidate lineup. Several county offices have unopposed Republican candidates and only Don Harding seeks a second term for county treasurer among Democrats. Incumbents listed include Eaton Diver Forsyth Swain Francis and Mrs Stevens.
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Erie
P. W. Kyle
Don Harding
Bernice A. Land
Merle Estes
Chanute
Third
Dwight C. Diver
Walter H. Chappell
Chanute R
Erie R
Charles F. Forsyth
Lee H. Montgomery
H. F. Swain
Nelle Stevens
Eric R
Lee R. Francis
Humboldt R
Eaton
Diver
Forsyth
Swain
Francis
Stevens
Harding
Robert N. Allen
Chanute Marshal
Chanute City
Merrill Moore
Robert Pennington
Pennington
Moore
Kyle
Minor Hurts Car Rolls Three Times
Earl Dee Burghart, 23, sustained serious injuries when the car he was driving rolled three times. He was taken to a hospital for treatment and evaluation.
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Earl Dee Burghart
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rain and storm outlook hits eastern Kansas with heavy Columbus rain
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and a late temperature rise through Sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Sunday. Thunderstorms, some severe, moved into eastern Kansas last night with Columbus reporting up to 4.30 inches in four hours and other rainfall totals across Oswego Pittsburg and Emporia. Temperatures will stay mild tonight 65 to 70 and Sunday 85 to 90.
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Topeka
Lastern
Kansas
Columbus
Weather Bureau
Oswego
Pittsburg
Walnut
LaCygne
Emporia
Hutchinson
Chanute
Goodland
Wichita
Court Asked to Rescind Hess Case Dismissal
The Kansas Supreme Court is urged to reverse the dismissal of a three year cattle larceny and embezzlement case against O. W. Hess, a Wabaunsee County cattleman. The Osage County judge dismissed citing denial of speedy trial rights after a hung jury, with a second conviction and a third trial granted for error in juror instructions.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
O. W. Hess
Wabaunsee County
Osage County
A. J. Stavely
Hess
Stavely
Kidnap Figure-Shoulders Is Out of Prison
Springfield report says Louis Shoulders, former St. Louis police lieutenant linked to the Greenlease ransom case, was released from the federal medical center after serving a three year term for perjury. He was moved to St. Louis by private ambulance. Dolan completed his sentence. The missing ransom money remains largely unaccounted for.
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Shoulders
St. Louis
Greenlease
Federal Medical Center
Bobby Greenlease
Robert C. Greenlease
Kansas City
Elmer Dolan
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Hall
Mrs. Heady
Dolan
Texarkana
Tex
Bolivia at tense stand as revolt plot looms
In La Paz tensions rise amid pre election revolt charges. The government tightens security and bans delay calls as 13 opposition members seek asylum in foreign embassies. Interior Minister Fortun accuses planners of aiming to disrupt national elections.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Eduardo Messuti Roca
Republican Socialist Union
PURS
Federico Fortun
Marine Recruits’ Suicide Clears Instructors
An 18 year old Marine recruit at the San Diego depot hanged himself, leaving a note that cleared his drill instructors of blame. The youth, at training since June 4, had shown quiet promise and had been made a squad leader, expressing love for the Marine Corps and his girl.
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San Diego
Calif
Marine Corps
Weekend Bombings In Salina Area
Salina area advisories warn residents and visitors to avoid the old Camp Phillips bombing range on weekends. The 30,000 acre site between Falun and Brookville will host air to ground rocket firing by fliers from Lincoln Nebraska based Air Force Base.
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Salina W — Smoky Hill Air Force Base
Camp Phillips
Falun
Brookville
Lincoln, Neb., Air Force Base
Wrong Identity In Spy Mixup
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee said U.S. agents mistaken for Soviet spies tangled with defected pilot Peter Pirogov in a Washington restaurant in August 1949. Barsov fled to the West, returned to the Soviet Union, and was later deported after secret contacts with the Soviet Embassy.
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G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
U.S
Peter Pirogov
Subcommittee
Pirogov
White House
Anatole Barsl
Barsov
Russia
Soviet Union
Valuable Equipment Left Unguarded at Rifle Shale Site
The Bureau of Mines announced that valuable equipment at the oil shale experiment station in Rifle Colorado will be abandoned and left unguarded after June 30 due to lack of funds for guards or storage. The site includes four custom mining trucks worth about 30000 dollars each.
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Denver
Rifle
Colo
Bureau of Mines
J. H. East Jr
From School to Jail For Anxious Student
Santa Monica California a University High School student 18 year old Arthur Stewart slugged and kicked his male teacher after being refused permission to leave class 40 minutes early. Stewart was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and jailed. The teacher Stanley Ksanznak 27 suffered a broken nose and bruises.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Arthur Stewart
Stewart
Stanley Ksanznak
Convicted Kansan Seeks Bond Pending Supreme Court Review
Harvey W. Mighell of Russell asks the Denver Court of Appeals to grant bond while his income tax evasion conviction is reviewed by the U S Supreme Court. He was convicted February 4 for evading 49 000 in federal taxes from 1947 to 1950, sentenced to two years in prison and fined 3 000. The appeals court recently denied his appeal and ordered him to begin serving the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Harvey W. Mighell
Russell
U. S. Court of Appeals
Denver
U. S. Supreme Court
Mighell
Supreme Court
Wichita Tot Drowns In Sandpit Near Home
Robert Goldener Jr. aged 19 months drowned yesterday in a sandpit southwest of Wichita after wandering from home. A fireman using an aqualung recovered the body from 40 feet of water.
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Wichita
Robert Goldener Jr
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Elva M. Wood
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Louis J. Eaton
John G. Hemphill
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