U S Tourists Crowd Europe For Summer
American travelers pack hotels from Brussels to London as the season begins. Airlines anticipate a 20 percent rise in passengers by June while Paris and other hubs report limited rooms and queueing inns as markets absorb surging demand.
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Bluebird Chapter Hosts Past Matrons Event
Mrs Dean Black wood hosted the Bluebird chapter Past Matrons gathering with Mrs W T Blackwood as co host. President Mrs Harry Orendorff led devotions and 15 members answered roll. Mrs Clarence Nelson spoke on the lesson from Together magazine. Refreshments followed as guests visited Kate Blackburn in Cottonwood Falls.
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Dean Blackwood
Bluebird
CES
W.T. Blackwood
Harry Orendorff
Clarence Nelson
Roy Robertson
Together Magazine
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W. P. Rogers
Maynard Clough
Roy Mannen
Dixie Offenbacker
Gerda Lee
Stephen Canty
W. J. Pringle
Diana
Kate Blackburn
Cottonwood Falls
B. L. Canty
Frank Lance
Parsons Area Visitors And Socials Highlight Week
Thayer Alvin Burton visit. Jesse Johnston attended Long Bell Lumber Co meeting in Coffeyville. Brighton Colorado visitors with Thompson family. Fall River guests with Holtzman family. Multiple visits among Umbargers, Rohrs, Burton, and Erbes. American Legion Auxiliar y dish dinner at hall. May 9 Auxiliary meeting planned.
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Bob
Bill Brewer
Parsons
Jim Hannon
Edna
Leraine Whitman
Jesse Johnston
Independence
American Legion
Auxili
Milo Hazen
Ernest Cast
Ira Hague
Jean Minnich
Euelah Myers
Moran
H. M. Minnich
Vernon Gildart
ElDorado
J S. Burt
Burt
Jim Stanridge
Mike
Bill
Jeff
Greg
Local Socials and Military Note Poorly Scanned
Friday evening guests included Ou and BeeA Cee CE of Parsons with Mr and Mrs J S Burt and Bob. Texas visitors Mr and Mrs Guy Buchanan took Mrs Yollie Buchanan home. A report notes 54 Calaren and two adults wounded in six weeks ending April 15 with four killed. Larry Rash of Ohio welcomes son Kyle Lawrence. Valerie Rash visits grandparents. MARINE MAJ Dale L Ward of Buffalo represented El Toro MCAS at El Centro air to ground gunnery meet with 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing teams chosen after competition.
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Parsons
J. S. Burt
Bob
Guy Buchanan
Texas
Yollie Buchanan
Buchana Eee
Iauion
Aa Teport
Dan Nas Veen
Larry Rash
Ohio
Kyle Lawrence
Valerie Rash
Harry Rash
Dale L. Ward, Taborer
Dale R. Ward
Buffalo
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Santa Ana
Calif
el Centro
3Rd Marine Aircraft Wing
Teen-age Rocketeers Injuries Alarm Fire Association Survey
Boston report from the National Fire Protection Association warns that teen age rocketeers are injuring themselves at an alarming rate. The nonprofit fire safety group released a survey detailing the growing dangers of home and model rocket activities.
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National Fire Protection Assa
Flemming Seen As Likely Health Welfare Secretary
Arthur S. Flemming, president of Ohio Wesleyan University, is expected to become secretary of health education and welfare later this year. The White House declined comment on the reported selection as Secretary Marion B. Folsom plans to leave. Indications point to a White House announcement soon with Folsom stepping down around Congress adjournment.
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Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Health, Education and Welfare
White House
Marion B. Folsom
Flemming
Folsom
Congress
Hard Landing Ends Flight Of Mercy
In Twentynine Palms California a mercy helicopter made a hard desert landing after a 2 year old boy Frank Crouch swallowed a nickel and began choking. Doctors at Riverside hospital treated him after the precautionary landing as the nickel was dislodged and he could breathe again. Parents Capt and Mrs W M Crouch watched over him.
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Twentynine Palms
Calif
Frank Crouch
Twentynine Palms Marine Base
Frank
Riverside
Desert
Capt
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Spending Habits Change For Americans
Americans continue high consumer outlays at about 281 billion dollars early this year, while 1957 SEC data show about 16.4 billion dollars saved the prior year, a record net equity of 141.5 billion. Debts are being paid off, but businessmen worry as sales dip and savings rise amid mixed recession signals.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Bank Robbery Foe Slips from Counter Amid Hunger
A hungry man, Timothy J. Mahoney, 49, feigned a bank robbery at a Bank of America branch. He had no weapon, only 2 cents. Police detained him. FBI involvement planned after feeding him and taking him to the Bastille.
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Feather River Canyon
Bastille
FBI
Bandit Robs Bank as Teller Counts Money in Oroville
In Oroville California a man described as having blue eyes robbed the bank while teller Pat Taelander counting money, the amount noted as one thousand two thousand. The suspect fled after the theft.
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Oroville
Calif
Pat Taelander
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