U S and Red China Open Far East Crisis Talks in Poland
In Warsaw US Ambassador Jacob Beam and Red Chinese Ambassador Wang Ping nan meet at Mysliwiecki Palace to discuss the Far East crisis. Reporters swarm as they begin the resumed discussions once held in Geneva for 22 years before breaking off last December.
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Warsaw
Poland
USS
U.S
Jacob Beam
Wang Ping-nan
Mysliwiecki Palace
Far East
Geneva
Junior High Starts Drive for Magazine Sales
The sixth annual magazine drive at the Junior High School aims for 3300 dollars in two weeks to fund two more electric water coolers on the first floor completing fountains on all floors. Three grades compete with prizes for top sellers. last year subscriptions neared 3300 dollars.
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Freda Betts
St Patrick's Parochial School Elects Officers
The St Patrick's Parochial School elected sixth seventh and eighth grade officers last week withGeorge Wheat as president Juliana Carlos as vice president Douglas Ivins as secretary and Dick Jerome as treasurer for ninth grade Margaret Wortman Jim O'Connell Martha Verdin and Carol Berthot for eighth grade Jane Breiner Barbara Banta Alice Wheat and James Breiner for seventh grade The cheerleaders election will be held Wednesday and Sister DiSales notes the magazine drive closes Wednesday near the $1000 mark.
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St. Patrick's Parochial School
George Wheat
Juliana Carlos
Douglas Ivins
Dick Jerome
Margaret Wortman
Jim O'Connell
Martha Verdin
Carol Berthot
Jane Breiner
Barbara Banta
Alice Wheat
James Breiner
DiSales
Farmer Class For Adults Potential adult farm course planned
A meeting in the high school vocational agriculture room at 8 p.m. tonight discusses organizing an adult farmer class. Supt. Buford Fisher and Charles Carter, vocational agriculture instructor, say a ten two hour period program is feasible and beneficial. The free course is by the states adult education division. Area agricultural leaders are involved.
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Buford Fisher
Fisher
Charles Carter
State Board of Education
Meeting invite list for agricultural program in Erie region
The invitation names Carter and a long list of participants including Dell Reed Walt Poor Floyd Potter Ebar Schultz Mah lon Morley John Gordon Glen Neeley Bill Guy Kermit Adelgren Wayne Stitt Gale Mullen county agent at Erie Lewis Taylor of Earlton and Cliff Eustace supervisor of agricultural education in Topeka. The program will be directed by Charles Carter.
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Carter
Dell Reed
Walt Poor
Floyd Potter
Ebar Schultz
Mahlon Morley
John Gordon
Glen Neeley
Bill Guy
Kermit Adelgren
Wayne Stitt
Gale Mullen
Erie
Lewis Taylor
Earlton
Cliff Eustace
Topeka
Charles Carter
Wichita Group Buys Independence Coca Cola Bottling Co
A group of Wichita businessmen purchased the Independence Coca Cola Bottling Co. founded in 1943 by S. E. Elmore of Montgomery Alabama. New president Virgil Browne of Wichita will lead. Marlin Swalley becomes acting manager while Alvin Roberts remains tied to the Montgom ery company. Plans for the future are indefinite.
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Independence
Wichita
Independence Coca Cola Bottling Co
S. E. Elmore
Montgomery
Ala
Alvin Roberts
Montgomery Company
Independence Coca Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Virgil Browne
Marlin Swalley
Roberts
New Secretary For City Manager Appointed
Mrs. Eudora Huffman, 901 W 7th, began work today as secretary to City Manager R. J. Hayes. She previously worked at Eastern Kansas Gas Co., 15 S Lincoln, and succeeds Wanda Chaney who resigned several weeks ago.
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Eudora Huffman
W 7Th
R. J. Hayes
Eastern Kansas Gas Co
S. Lincoln
Wanda Chaney
Space Travel Award From Railroad Family Created
The Louis W. and Maude Hill family foundation of St Paul announces an annual space travel award to honor peaceful space transportation. The Institute of the Aeronautical Scientists notes the prize totals up to 10000 for an individual or team and will be awarded January 1960 for work the previous year.
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Washington
Institute of the Aeronautical Scientists
Aero Space Engineering
Louis W. and Maude Hill Family Foundation
St. Paul
Louis Hill
Great Northern Railroad
GI Loan Activity Appears Leveling Off
Washington August figures show GI home loan activity may be leveling off again. The Veterans Administration reported that appraisal requests for proposed units totaled 28,522 in August, only twelve more than July. The figure compares with 28,391 in June and 29,170 in May.
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Washington (Ap
Veterans Administration
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St. Pat’s Classe
Majorette
Deanna Dunham
Janice Jordan
Billie Solomon
Barbara Koenig
Sandra Splane
Tribune
Royster Junior High
Helen Anderson
Sharon Moore
Sharon Steeves
Pam Gray
Sallie Horne
Jane Wallingford
Wichita Group
Independence Plant
Krone
Insuran
First National Bank
Chanute, Ks
F.D.I.C
Railroad Family
Lebanon
Middle East
Connecticut
Royal
Belmont
Stokely
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Tin
Hunt
Tom
Larson
Brown Beauty
Towie
Missouri Crisp Jonathan
Birdseye
Ivory
Camay
Gennesse Valley
Kirks
Ong i
Hardwater
Xan
Kirk
Castile
Mohotony
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