Glasses Lost by Jr Highboy and Marines Drill in Hawaii
News brief notes a junior high student losing glasses and details about Gene A. Coats of Okmulgee serving in Co. A of the First Amphibian Tractor Battalion arriving in Hawaii from Korea. It outlines his unit’s training with the 4th Marine Regiment and planned amphibious maneuvers on Oahu Maui Hawaii and Kauai. It also lists Kansas State Teachers College graduates from Chanute Elsmore Galesburg and nearby areas with degrees in Education and Business.
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Gene A. Coats
Dorothy F. Coats
Okmulgee
Co. A
Hawaii
Korea
4Th Marine Regiment
Oahu
Maui
Kauai
Coats
Chanute
Marines
Chanute and Vicinity
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Bill R. Spencer
Melva S. Swaney
Eugene R. Jenkins
Wayne Stanley Breiner
Harold I. Anderson
Elsmore
Dorothy May Aldrich
Pearl A. Wilson Carter
Eric Bobby Lee Kyle
Fredonia Lois H. Erbe
Ellen I. Hunter
Galesburg
Charles W. Foster
Jackie P. Klingler
Hepler
Mary Ann Kider
Vera A. Vinze
Humboldt
Glen E. Baptist
Stark M. Jane Hill
St. Paul Mary K
Wimbish
B. S
Walnut
Betty E. Jones
Yates Center
Mark Olsen Hack
Typhoid rise in Southern Ruhr tops 300 cases
Global briefs report Typhoid cases in the Southern Ruhr exceeding three hundred. Other items note Imre Nagy's removal from public posts in Hungary, Japan's uranium offers under Eisenhower plan, Chiang Kai-shek's anniversary, a missing air liner near Kilimanjaro, and the death of Robert Dix once with the RCMP.
Land Speaker At Pittsburg to Address Shrine Ceremonial
Pittsburg civic circle hosts Imperial Potentate Frank S. Land for the spring ceremonial of Mirza Temple with Masons and families invited. The official visit includes music, entertainment, and the chance for fifty novices to become nobles. Also noted are local society updates and business visits in Erie Kansas.
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Pittsburg
Frank S. Land
Kansas
Imperial
Land
Mirza Temple
Claud F. Young
Mirza
Missouri
Oklahoma
Imperial Potentiate Land
Dr. Young
Fort Scott
Scottish Rite
Washington
Erie Men Forge Regular Fellowship After Fish Fry
The Federated church hosts the second men’s fellowship meeting with a fish fry and plans for regular future gatherings. Committee members include Glen Dietz Ernie Pile Verle Craven and Jack Dickson. Supt E G Horine attends Pittsburg event joining Mirza Shrine with four Erie Shriners. Mayor Cleo I Dalton of Erie Savings and Loan Association travels to Topeka for the week.
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Federated Church
Glen Dietz
Ernie Pile
Verle Craven
Jack Dickson
E. G. Horine
Pittsburg
Mirza Shrine
Erie
G C. Freeley
Clark M. Fleming
Neal Trumbull
Sam Humbert
Cleo I. Dalton
The
Erie Savings & Loan Assn
Topeka
Slide Rule War Added to Others
Boston reports that the United States faces a slide rule war with the Soviet Union as the world’s largest air force and growing nuclear stockpile prompt new emphasis on technological superiority. Lieutenant General Thomas Power cites hot and cold wars plus a slide rule war.
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Boston
United States
Soviet Union
U. S. Air Force Research Development Command
Thomas
Power
Vaccine program against polio still uncertain
Washington reports uncertainty over when mass polio inoculation can begin. Public Health Service delays release of embargoed Salk vaccine batches for further study while a Bethesda advisory panel weighs dosage and technique changes. Senator Hill plans to press for standby government control powers as state epidemiologists seek guidance.
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Washington
Public Health Service
The
Health Service
Bethesda
National Conference of State Epidemiologists
Atlanta
Polio Inoculation Program Faces Public Confusion
New York City clinics opened for first and second graders to receive shots but 29 percent of those scheduled did not show up. Dr. Morris Greenberg cited the confused national situation as a factor. Dr. Elmer Hess noted no need for hysteria and said the 77 confirmed postinoculation polio cases were likely in incubation when vaccinated. Government officials find no evidence linking cases to the vaccine.
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New York City
Morris Greenberg
Elmer Hess
Erie
The
American Medical Assn
Atlantic City
N.J
Young Named Topeka State Corporation Commissioner
John I. Young longtime Democratic state chairman and Salina attorney is named to the minority party post on the State Corporation Commission by Gov. Fred Hall. The 46 year old succeeds Charles Warren in the $7500 a year job, effective June 1.
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Bipartisan State Corporation Commission
Fred Hall
Young
Salina
Charles Warren
Fort Scott
Woman Leaves Iron Lung To Give Birth In City Hospital
Mrs. John Sands a polio victim from Cleveland emerged from an iron lung to deliver a baby girl named Joan Coletta at City Hospital. The 23 year old mother underwent the birth under mild anesthesia and the newborn was reported healthy. A separate note mentions a key blank capable of 32768 combinations.
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Woman
Iron Lung
Girl
Cleveland
John Sands
Joan Coletta
City Hospital
Sands
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Chiang Kai-shek
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Mt. Kilimanjaro
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South Africa
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Shirleys Grocery
Schlosser
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Hudson Grocery
Self Service Grocery
Kansas State Savings & Loan League
Neal McCoy
David
Margaret Lewis
Erie Cafe
Lewis
Grigg’s
Roy Jenson
Parsons
Verlin Brinkenberg
Joe Eisenbradt
Martin Christensen
Lahore Township
E. P. Patterson
Patterson
W. M. LaFaunce
Hominy
Okla
Walter Sharrock
Walter
John Sharrock
Erie & Vicinity
Sen. Hill
D-Ala
Senate Labor Committee
Mom
Lumber Yard
Young Is Named
John I. Young
C. E. Eklund Agency
Goodyear
of al Tires
Dinty’s Tire Service
Lincoln
Coca
Manley
Gibson & Kepley
E. Main
Buick
Cour
Meeter & Deicoster
Rocio & Antenna
Thrill of
Mitchell Motor Co
East Oak
Chanute, Kansas
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