Buffalo Rural High sets 10 to graduate in 1956
The Buffalo Rural High School baccalaureate will be Sunday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with Rev. G. M. Pierce of the Methodist church delivering the address. Commencement for high school and eighth grade is set for May 17 at 8 p.m. L. H. Mayfield of Independence Community College will speak. Senior class has ten members and the eighth grade also ten. Marilyn Costin is valedictorian and Ray Storlund is salutatorian for the high school. Judy Clough is grade school valedictorian and Linda Carlson salutatorian. PTA awards and officers for 1956-57 are announced.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Rural High School
G. M. Pierce
Methodist Church
L. H. Mayfield
Independence Community College
Charles Arthur Anderson
Raymond Gene Clarkson
Marilyn Jo Costin
Harold E. Day
Donald Ray Eagle
Caryl Tresea Harvey
Thorold Matney
Elisabeth Ann Schubert
H. Ray Storlund
Lloyd Dean Steele
James Herman Blackwood
Linda Arlene Carlson
Neal Sheldon Caudell
Glenn Edwin Clarkson
Judith Marie Clough
Larry Joe Clough
Arnold Winfred Mears
Leona Jane Soloman
Georgia Ann Sprague
Carol Sue Wollen
PTA
Marilyn Costin
Ray Storlund
Judy Clough
Linda Carlson
Caryl Harvey
Cleo Rutherford
Laurel Yarnell
Ed Miller
Institute for Parents of Blind Children Planned in Kansas City
An institute for Kansas parents of blind preschool children will be hosted at the State School for the Blind in Kansas City. It is free and sponsored by the division for the blind, the Kansas Department of Social Welfare, and the Kansas School for the Blind. Registration by May 15 is requested.
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State School For the Blind
Kansas City
Kas
Adeline Fortney
Neosho County
Kansas
Division of Services For the Blind
Kansas Department of Social Welfare
Kansas School For the Blind
Joseph Speyer
Mao Tse-Tung and Red Terror Rule in China
A student report compares Mao to Stalin, detailing the Chinese leader's rise, the suppression of dissent, and mass killings through the Hsiao Mieh system. It traces Mao's 1949 seizure of power, party purges, espionage networks, and threats against the United States and Western nations.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
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People’s
People’s Political Consultative Council
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Soviet Union
NKVD
MVD
Lou Jui-ching
Shensi
Communist Officer’s School
Kao Kang
Red Army
United Nations
Korea
United States
Tawian
Formosa
Russia
Major Share for Kaye In Oil Lease Suit
In a federal case over oil lease funds from Cowley County Kansas and Kay County Oklahoma, Judge Delmas C. Hill ordered Sam Kayes major share of 47 202.61 and manager David Krengel 23 601.32. Defendants L C Smitherman and Simon Cohen received 26 469.49 and 26 284.42 respectively.
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Wichita
Sammy Kaye
Cowley County
Kas
Kay County
Oklo
Kaye
Kansas
Delmas C. Hill
David Krengel
L. C. Smitherman
Simon Cohen
el Dorado Drilling
Hill
Walnut Class Plans Commencement With Rev Smith Speaker
Walnut High School will hold commencement in St Patrick's Hall with Rev Paul Smith S J of Rockhurst College as speaker. Fourteen graduates will receive diplomas led by valedictorian Clara Van Leeuwen and salutatorian Marilyn Carroll. Baccalaureate is set for 7 am Thursday with Rev F J Baumstark also speaking at the eighth grade graduation May 20 at 7:30 am.
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Walnut
St. Patrick’s High School
St. Patrick’s Hall
Paul Smith
S. J
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
Clara van Leeuwen
Marilyn Carroll
F. J. Baumstark
Father Baumstark
St. Patrick's
Miss VanLeeuwen
Miss Carroll
William Boaz
Peggy Diskin
Teresa Doherty
Rita Dowling
Barbara Fox
J. Ray Little
Pauline McClintick
JoAnn Mankemeyer
Charles Vitt
Patricia Westhoff
Marjorie O’brien
Hepler
Robert Hallacy
Girard
Indiana Vote Watch Sees GOP Lead With Farm Switchover Hopes
National focus lies on Indiana where Republicans anticipate the usual win and Democrats hope for a farm vote shift. Eisenhower and Kefauver performances are under scrutiny as voters evaluate party strength amid early race chatter. A stray black paint job is found parked near an empty street five miles from its owner’s home with a hollie dog in the driver's seat.
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Indiana
Eisenhower
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Hollie
Suspect Not Likely To Be Auto Thief
Richmond police recovered a miniature auto mobile stolen at a local kiddie amusement park. They say the only suspect found is an unlikely one, a brand new tiny car.
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Richmond
Primary Elections In Five States Today
Five states Indiana Ohio Florida West Virginia and New Mexico held primary elections today following yesterday's Maryland contest where Democrat Millard Tydings appeared headed to regain the U S Senate seat he lost in 1950.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Millard Tydings
U. S. Senate
Indiana
Ohio
Florida
West Virginia
New Mexico
Dulles Report Due Tonight
Secretary of State Dulles says the United States will aid allies in arming Israel while avoiding a broad escalation of weapons shipments to the Middle East. The remarksfollow his return from a North Atlantic Treaty meeting and were disclosed authoritatively.
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Washington
Dulles
U. S
Israel
Middle East
Dulles Says NATO Must Expand To Meet Communism
In Paris Dulles declared NATO remains a military body but needs development to surmount shifting tactics of international communism. He urged rapid realization of this enlarged goal and said he would expand on the theme in a report to radio and TV networks tonight. The address is set for 11 p.m. CST.
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Paris
Dulles
NATO
CST
Weather Balloon Disturbing Glow Seen Over St Louis
A glowing round object was observed around 90 000 feet above St Louis prompting reports of a weather balloon intrusion. Authorities tracked the sighting and noted no reported hazards or debris.
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St, Louis
Weather balloon rumor fuels Saucer speculation in Chanute
The Chanute Tribune reports that above St. Louis a weather balloon was observed for about two and a half hours last night. Weather Bureau and jet pilots confirmed the object after widespread speculation by weather experts military men astronomers amateur stargazers and flying saucer enthusiasts.
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St. Louis
Weather Bureau
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