Hurricane Audrey Smashes Northeast Prompting Wide Destruction
Audrey Hurls weak punch at Northeast as Hurricane Audrey roars ashore spawning severe storms and high winds. Louisiana counts hundreds of deaths and millions in damage while Red Cross aids 40,000 homeless in Louisiana and Texas amid flooding across Illinois Indiana and surrounding states.
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Five Hundred Dollars in Essays Awards Offered
Mrs Henry S Blake offers 500 in prizes for essays on Freedom of the Press to memorialize her late husband former Capper Publications president. Kansas Authors Club sponsors with eligibility for Kansas residents over 16 and club members. Prizes: 2x$100 3x$50 6x$25. entries 500 to 2000 words due Sept 1.
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Development Group elects Purdy as president in HAYS banner
The Central Kansas Industrial Development Assn. elected George Purdy of Lyons as its new president. Dale Dunn of Hays was named vice president, John Neely of Lyon secretary and C. F. Cline of Sterling treasurer.
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Red China boosts foreign aid in 1957 budget plan
Li Hsien-mien outlined a 1957 budget of 29.4 billion yuan to the National People's Congress in Peiping, reporting a 25.7 percent rise in foreign aid and a defense allocation around one fifth of the total. He noted a yuan value of 45 cents officially, with a higher black market rate, while Premier Chou En-lai said China borrowed over three billion yuan from foreign sources last year.
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Librarians Attend Association Meeting
Harvey S. Mowrey, Chanute librarian, and Mrs. Vivian Hensley, children's librarian, returned yesterday from Kansas City where they attended an association meeting.
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TV Shows and Stage Tickets in New York Visit Plans
The reader learns Ny television studios host shows such as Garry Moore and Dave Garroway with CBS and NBC, and stage runs include The Most Happy Fella Bells are Ringing My Fair Lady and Auntie Mame. Open evenings begin around 8:30 with matinees midweek. prices range from 2 to 8 dollars for evenings and 1.75 to 5 dollars for matinees.
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Auntie Mame
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New Yorker Magazine
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Area of Latin American Republics Vast, 2.5 Times U S Size
The twenty Latin American republics are described as spanning an area about two and a half times larger than the United States. The statement emphasizes the extensive geographic reach of the region.
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