Local students and families honored and visiting across regions
Joe Casey a pre medical student at Rockhurst College earned a place on the dean's annual honor roll. Evelyn Alta and Don Spurrier and Dean Lassman visit Pvt. Howard Spurrier at Fort Benning after a trip to Columbus Georgia. Mrs Harvey S Mowrey and children plan a month long visit to St Petersburg and Tampa to see relatives.
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Joe Casey
Rockhurst College
Evelyn
Alta
Don Spurrier
Dean Lassman
Humboldt
Columbus
Pvt
Howard Spurrier
Fort Benning
Harvey S. Mowrey
Jimmie
Mary Louise
Billy
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Fla
Mrs. Mowrey
Royce to chair judiciary as Woodward fills council seat
Rep. John Q. Royce of Salina, vice chairman of the judiciary committee, is promoted to the chairmanship formerly held by Woelk. Woodward will take Woelk's place on the council's judiciary and labor and industries committees.
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Woodward
Woelk
Council
Judiciary
Labor and Industries
Rep
John Q. Royce
R-Salina
More Warning Sirens For Arkansas City
City commissioners order two more tornado warning sirens to cover the Arkansas City area. One siren atop a downtown office building will improve central coverage and two others will be placed at the baseball park stadium and the north edge shopping area.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Un-American Probe To Start July 10
The House Committee on Un-American Activities sets July 10 for the Fund for the Republic probe. The initial hearing will examine a fund financed survey on alleged entertainment industry blacklisting for Red activities.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Fund For the Republic
Walter
D-Pa
Ark. City residents form stock in their future
Arkansas City residents began selling shares at 100 dollars each in the Arkansas City Industries Inc. to fund local growth. Capitalized at 100000 dollars, the project, endorsed by the Chamber of Commerce, plans to provide land and buildings for industries locating here with interest free loans repaid over years.
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Arkansas City, Kas
Arkansas City
Arkansas City Industries Inc
Chamber of Commerce
McFadden Haines Geffert funerals held in Humboldt area
Funeral services were held for Mrs Hattie McFadden in the Koch Skinner Chapel with interment at Elmwood cemetery. William Mattison Haines funeral was at Roy S Gibson chapel with Rev Fred Shaw officiating and Elmwood burial. A. C Geffert's service was in Humboldt Presbyterian church with burial at Mt Hope. attendees from out of town included relatives from Waterville Greenleaf Manhattan and Wichita.
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William Mattison Haines
Roy S. Gibson
Fred Shaw
E. E. Lofgren
Clark Dickinson
O. L. Reinfeld
H. O. Turner
C. C. Hunter
Paul Elliott
Hugh T. Jones Jr
Herla Rush
John Nation
L. E. Lofgren
Roscoe Clark
George Lightfoot
Mmes
Adeline Fortney
W. L. Lee
Grace Hill
Ruth Gray
Lord
Jesus
C. H. Pankratz
Dave Petterson
Elmwood Cemetery
Fred Geffert
Waterville
Otto Geffert
Eldon Geffert
Ben Schmeizerjans
Nellie Quin
John Swaboda
Greenleaf
Andrew Geffert
Freda Herby
Manhattan
Ed Swaboda
Wichita
Woelk Resigns Legislative Council Seat for Campaign Bid
Lt. Gov. John McCuish announced State Sen. John Woelk of Russell has resigned from the Kansas Legislative Council to pursue the Republican nomination in Kansas 6th District. He will be replaced by Sen. R. C. Woodward of Eldorado pending council approval at the September meeting.
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Topeka
John McCuish
John Woelk
Russell
Kansas Legislative Council
McCuish
R. C. Woodward
County Attorney Hospitalized Receives Jail Get Well Cards
Independence Montgomery County Attorney Tom Crossan was hospitalized for medical treatment. He received two get well cards including one signed by all 12 prisoners at the county jail.
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Independence
Montgomery County
Tom Crossan
Defense Bill Sent To President For 34.7 Billion Defense Budget
Congress sent to President Eisenhower a 34.6567 billion defense bill for the next year, about 500 million more than requested. The House approved 79 to 57 and urged prudent Air Force spending, while the Senate cleared it without objection. Funds allocate 16.2 billion to the Air Force, 10 billion to the Navy, 7.5 billion to the Army and 0.5 billion for miscellaneous activities, with a push to speed heavy bomber production.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Defense Department
House
Air Force
Senate
Navy
Army
Mahon
D-Tex
Stevenson Consults With Supporters
Adlai E Stevenson met with New York supporters today as he pursues the Democratic presidential nomination. Governor Averell Harriman, Stevenson’s top rival in New York, planned to depart for Iowa Minnesota and North Dakota to seek delegate support in those states.
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New York
Adlai E. Steverson
Averell Harriman
Stevenson
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Global Briefs from Belgrade to London
Belgrade Yugoslavia praises U S West German press Bild and questions Moscow relations amid Soviet prisoner claims. Taipei Formosa rejects peace talks with Chi nese Communists denouncing Chou En lai’s offer as insulting. London House of Commons narrowly passes bill to abolish hanging with delays ahead.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Frankfurt
Germany
Yugoslavia Today
U. S
Bild
Senate
Lionel
Grabb
Moscow
United States
Taipei
Formosa
China
Chou Enlai
London
Britain
House of Commons
House of
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Sets Church Priorities
In St. Paul Minnesota the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod yesterday announced its new priorities for the upcoming year focusing on strengthening congregations and expanding outreach within communities.
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Tier
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Frank Shannon
Stilwell
Okla
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Wis
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Joseph M. Farber
Pasadena
California
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