Kansans voting records on recent Senate actions
In Washington Kansas members Carl son and Schoeppel both Republicans backed on passage bills expanding merchant marine subsidies and fishing vessel aid. They opposed cutting wheat acreage and opposed some wartime tax extensions. In St Louis the Communications Workers of America opened its 22nd annual convention with about 2,500 members expected to attend.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Senate
Carlson
Schoeppel
Republiccans
ST. Louis
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Law Still Searches For Escaped Convicts
Garnett Kansas AP officers continued checking isolated farm houses in a search for two armed young fugitives Carl Roy Chase 19 Parsons Kan and Jay Lea King 2 Zarah Kan who escaped from a prison guard and fled in the guard s white car earlier. Aerial search aided by three airplanes followed sightings near Harris and in the Clinton Mo area. The men had earlier disarmed two Kansas City Mo policemen and seized the conveyance while being moved from Hutchinson reformatory toward Lansing state prison.
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Garnett
Kan
Kansas
Carl Roy Chase
Parsons
Jay Lea King
Zarah
Anderson County
Don Hermreck
Chase
Harris
King
Clinton
Sunflower Village
Erie
Kansas City, Mo
Garnand's Grains of Sand tribute to Father’s Day poet
Garnand's Grains of Sand presents a Father’s Day tribute to Edw. E. Bill of Garden City noted as a Fine poet and writer. Bill born in Syracuse Kansas pursued schooling in Cheyenne Wyoming and held roles as letter carrier at Great Bend Kansas rancher in South Logan County and a licensed municipal accountant and last secretary of Garden City Building and Loan Association.
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Garnand
Edw. E. Bill
Garden City
Mr. Bill
Syracuse
Kansas
Cheyenne
Methodists in Appointments of Ministers
The 22nd annual Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church announced ministerial appointments at Pittsburg on Sunday. New assignments cover Emporia District, Kansas City District, Ottawa District, Topeka District with multiple pastors named to churches in cities including Atchison, Emporia, Pittsburg, Kansas City, Lenexa, Ottawa, Topeka, and surrounding areas.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
The
Methodist Church
Atchison
Emporia
Altamont-Mount Valley
Spring Valley
I. Melville Wohrley
Altoona-Benedict-Roper
Wilbur H. Henderson
Cedar Vale-Wauneta
Harvey Houchin
Columbus-Bethlehem
Ronald L. Starr
Elgin
Robert B. Craig
Excelsior- Bethel
Hans Beerman
Fairview
Mark Smith
Oswego-Hallowell- Labette
Prence L. Mitchell
Grace-Frontenac
J. C. Campbell
Kansas City
Joseph E. Wallen
Bucyrus
James S. Bottom
Edwardsville
Billy Joe Hamilton
Effingham
Willard Barker
Hillsdale
Robert Plank
Leawood
Roy M. Brady
Robert E. Williams
Linwood
Robert Floyd
Nortonville-Cummings
Dale Gardner
Spring Hill
Glen Rudolph
Troy- Severance
F. Vernon Dillon
Wathena Elwood
Charles H. Minsch
Ottawa
Beagle
John Scarborough
Colony Welda
J. H. Blackburn
Edgerton
Donald Groves
Garnett
Ray Firestone
Kincaid-Lone Elm
Arthur Harris
Lane-Plum Creek
M. H. Peters
Lawrence Centenary
Coach Works Hard For 1964 Olympics
Perth based track coach Jack Pross trains on Garden Island with about 20 athletes, including 18 year old John Montgomery who shows promise as a decathlon contender. Pross leads by example with demanding workouts such as long runs and rugged island courses, and Montgomery has posted a 2 18.0 best on the route.
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Perth
Australia
Jack Pross
Garden Island
Herb Elliott
John Montgomery
Pross
Montgomery
Wichita Man Elected to Head Disabled Vets
Peter W. Dorsett of Wichita was elected Kansas commander of the Disabled American Veterans at the three day convention. Other officers include Raymond T. Billings of Kansas City senior vice commander Robert Reed of Parsons junior vice commander A S Lindensmith of Hutchinson second junior vice chairman C E Hurd of Coffeyville judge advocate Robert Staples of Kansas City chaplain Dave Clenger of Dodge City finance committeeman and Max Austin of Salvage committeeman.
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Wichita
Peter W. Dorsett
Kansas
Raymond T. Billings
Kansas City
Robert Reed
Parsons
A. S. Lindensmith
Hutchinson
C. E. Hurd
Coffeyville
Robert Staples
Dave Clenger
Dodge City
Max Austin
Negro Leaders Reject Truman Red Suspicions on Sit-Ins
Atlanta AP report notes leaders of the Negro sit-in movement calling Truman’s assertion of Communist influence on student protests unfounded and irresponsible. The SNCC and National Student Association defend the movement as a fight for constitutional rights and dignity with Constance Curry urging understanding from older leaders.
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Atlanta
Harry S. Truman
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Truman
United States
Constance Curry
U. S. National Student Assn
Otder
Horton in 50th Year on Stage
Hollywood AP reports Edward Everett Horton marks 50 years entertaining U.S. audiences with comic timing and character work. Beginning in 1910 in Staten Island, he reflects on early struggles, a long career in theater, films in the 1930s, and today performing about 20 weeks yearly while living in Encino with his 100 year old mother.
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Hollywood
Edward Everett Horton
Brooklyn
Columbia University
Staten Island
Begis
Henry
Horton
Encino
Lucille Ball
Franchot Tone
Table Rock land brings about $1300 per acre at auction
More than 3,300 acres in the Table Rock Reservoir area sold for about 1300 dollars per acre, a jump from five dollars an acre. Cornelius Costello of Kansas City, likely representing a syndicate, bought 1,407 acres for 177,250 dollars. The Empire District Electric Co. offered the land.
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Branson, Mo
Table Rock Reservoir
Cornelius Costello
Kansas City
Empire District Electric Co
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A New York report describes a science breakthrough with a healing substance that reduces hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows gentle relief and actual shrinkage, with patients noting thorough improvements.
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New York, N. Y
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E. Bill
State Bank
Methodists
Topeka
Auburn
Sandra Helmrieth
Axtell
Roy N. West
Goff-Corning
Billy M. Hunt
Havensville
Bucks Grove
Paul D. E. Holter
Hoyt-Mayetta
Darrell V. Mitchell
Manhattan
Everett J. Dennis
Manhattan Blue Valley Memorial
C. Z. Allsbury
Marysville - Oketa
E. Morris Brady
Powhattan
John W. Campbell
Pleasant Hill- Elmont
James Coder
Riley Keats
Kirby Clare Hayes
Sahetha
Kenneth Mayer Martin
St. Marys-Emmett-Mt. Olive
James Starkey
Seneca Oneida
Maclure Stilwell
Scranton
L. George Buck
Topeka Crestview
John B. Duncan
Glen E. Thompson
Topeka Highland Park
Vernon W. Becker
Trinity
David Ellsworth
Wetmore - Circleville
Otis F. Bussart
Marmaduke
Lef
New York
Columbia
Table Rock
Giniek Modern
Steel Pipe Division
Valley Mfg. Co
Valley, Nef
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Pat Boone
Chevrolet
America
Chevy
Fisher
Nolan Motor Company
N. Main
Garden City, Kansas
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