Creek Bank Home Retirement Refuge Creek Bank Home Retirement Refuge
Frank Reha of Rush County ranches on Walnut Creek bank three fishing poles from his back door. He fishes for himself, his wife, and friends delivering cleaned Walnut Creek fish. Reha has five acres near Timken on K96 and spends retirement tending bait, garden, pigeons, and neighbors.
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Rush Countian
Walnut Creek
Frank Reha
Reha
Rush County
Timken
Shamrock 4-H Girls Demonstrate Sewing Skills at Arthur Home
Shamrock 4-H Club sewing girls met at Sandra and Barbara Arthur’s home with Mrs. Flora LaRue as sewing leader. Nancy Kinne demonstrated Sewing on Hooks and Eyes while Earlene Kinne demonstrated Threading the Sewing Machine. Helen Arthur served refreshments to nine members and two guests.
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Shamrock 4-H Club
Sandra
Barbara Arthur
Flora LaRue
Nancy Kinne
Earlene Kinne
Helen Arthur
Man Surrenders On Shooting Charge
Jack Lee VanBibber 34 a former convict surrendered to Wyandotte County sheriff's office and will be turned over to Missouri authorities on a shooting his brother in law. Warren Cousin 36 was struck in the leg by a shotgun blast at a Hermitage cafe. Cousin was in satisfactory condition at the Veterans Hospital in Kansas City. VanBibber is charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
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Kansas City
Kan
Jack Lee VanBibber
Wyandotte County
Missouri
Warren Cousin
Hermitage
Cousin
Veterans Hospital
VanBibber
Night Test Blast Set Over Pacific Near Hawaii
In a planned dark launch the United States tests a massive nuclear explosion over the Pacific, lighting the sky beyond Honolulu and disrupting Pacific communications for days. The detonation, 200 miles up, could be 50 to 500 times larger than Hiroshima, with Hawaii 750 miles away. A 20th shot in the series, near Christmas Island, followed a day earlier and equaled 29,000 to one million tons of TNT.
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Honolulu
Pacific
United States
Hawaii
Johnston Island
Hiroshima
New York
Congress of Scientists On Survival
Kennedy
van Allen
Christmas Island
Blue Grass Grass Confusion Regions Grow Better in Midwest
Robert Buckner of the University of Kentucky agronomy department states that blue grass favors cooler climates and grows more abundantly in northern Illinois southern Wisconsin New Jersey and New York, noting Kentucky lies on the southern edge of its adapted region.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Illinois
Wisconsin
New Jersey
New York
Robert Buckner
University of Kentucky Agronomy Department
Buckner
Midwest
New Non Surgical Cure Shrinks Piles Says Science
A New healing substance Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery, with cases showing actual reduction and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem.
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New York, N. Y
Crawford family club meets in Humboldt with regional delegations
The Crawford family club annual meeting gathered delegates from Texas Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas in Humboldt. W L Crawford of San Antonio presided with officers elected for the year and reports given on weddings births and West Coast meetings.
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Humboldt
Crawford Family Club
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Community Park
W. L. Crawford
San Antonio
Tex
Wayne Nelson
Wellington
Elsie Cummings
Wichita Falls
Dizera van Nice
Deborah
Louis
Hazel Read
Houston
Jesse Edward
Curtis
Bessie van Nice
Jan Marie
Joe
Carol Crawford
Huntsville
Ala
Jimmy II
Jimmy West
Los Angeles
Calif
Nelson
Crawford Club
Weldon L. Crawford
George W. Crawford
R. H. Crawford
J. A. ‘van Nice
Kansas ‘Club
Lillian Wylie
West Coast
Bethel
Herman Crawford
le J. Bergeron
Winnie
Woman's Society of
Chris
Jesse Tian
New Methodist
Edward van Nice
Blattner
Redbasket
Circle
Lily
Craw
Horace ‘Ford
Buffalo
Jones
Ralph Myers
W. D. Crawford
Nan
Esther Circle
Dewey Smith
Grace
Lydia
Vernon
Denver Man Sought in Denver Tavern Robbery Slaying
A gunman fitting Roy Lee Engberg described as a suspect robbed Louis Corn’s tavern in North Denver and is sought for the slaying of George S. Wilber II. Engberg, a 27 year old former convict, escaped as officers cordoned the area around his brother John O Engberg’s apartment. Details note multiple burglaries in Denver St Louis and Kansas City.
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Engberg
Denver
John O. Engberg
Louis Corn
Corn
George S. Wilber II
Kansas City
Wilber
St. Louis
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Fredonia
Home Savings Association
Chanute, Kansas
Lincoln & Walnut
S Longino
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George Ny Crawford
H. J
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Dixie
Harold Jr
Morris and
Mary
J. A. van Nice Jr
David
Jane
Susan
Oklahoma City
C. G. Puckett
Pat
Tommy
Diana
Lawrence
Elva Nelson
Wesley
Larry
Linda
Kathy
Walter de Wayne
Wichita
R. W. Crawford
Ricky
Vicki
Floyd A. Crawford
Brenda
Tammy
Betty Crawford
J. A. van Nice
John Crawford
Minnie Towles
Willie Towles
Tola
Louis Mattox
Curtis van Nice
Clifford
Una
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Mike
Jewel Fred
Robert
Elisa
Jesse
New Selection
RCA
Zenith
Rollow TV
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S. Santa Fe
Roy Lee Engberg
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Parsons Hospital
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Mount Vernon
Parsons
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Lee
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the Tribune
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Democrat
Congress
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Myers
Congress Committee
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Sue Krokstrom
Chanute Discount Co
Chanute Discount Company
PT Pl dAues
S. Evergreen
Wynda Plush
Wunda Plush
W. Mai
Phon
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