Very Distinguished People Do Take Part On Radio Programs
New York radio profile notes CBS Invitation to Learning hosts famed guests from Bertrand Russell to Herbert Hoover. Lyman Bryson, longtime chairman, guides discussions with informal ad lib style, keeping talks on track, about masterworks in philosophy poetry and fiction.
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Lyman Bryson
Invitation To
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Bertrand Russell
Arnold Toynbee
Margaret Webster
Lillian Gish
Aneurin Bevan
Herbert Hoover
Harold Stassen
Frances’ Perkins
Stringfellow Barr
University of Michigan
Detroit News
Michigan
Red Cross
Teachers College
Columbia University
Iideas
French Opposed to German Neutrality
In a United Nations anniversary session, French Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay urged German unity with security for all and rejected a neutral buffer. He warned against a neutral Germany under trusteeship, calling for a free Germany with choices on security and armament limits. Pinay linked the German question to East-West tensions and noted the issue would test the forthcoming Geneva summit. Ray Boone began his baseball career as a catcher.
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Germany
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Vacationing Folks Return and Travel News
City and country residents report numerous vacation trips and homecomings. J W Stoges and accompanying relatives return from Texas, with Leon and Bill McBryde. Percy Smith vacationing in Eastern Kansas and Missouri. Rita Ruth Giles visited Hickok with sister Vic Lewis family. June Day and daughters visited Giles home. June Smith of Holly Colorado dined with Ed Canfield family. Barbara Canfield joined. Harold King family vacationing in Arkansas. Dougherty family and Raymond Stapp back from St John. Champ Taff’s Arkansas trip included granddaughter Pat Smith. Guy Shield stayed in Hugoton with Cal Blazes. Ray Barker improving in Kansas City hospital. W C Coleman party spent Saturday in Liberal. Shultin family and Vada Alexander visited Coleman home. Mary Ann Roth of Holcomb visited Biernackis last week.
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Texas
Leon
Bill McBryde
Percy Smith
Kansas
Missouri
Rita Ruth Giles
Vic Lewis
Hickock
June Day
J. A. Giles
June Smith
Holly, Colo
Ed. Canfield
Barbara Canfield
Harold King
Arkansas
Dougherty
Raymond Stapp
St. John
Champ Taff
Pat Smith
Taff
Guy Shield
Hugoton
Cal Blazes
Ray Barker
Kansas City
W. C. Coleman
Elva
Buddy
Liberal
Ronald Shultin
Vada Alexander
Mary Ann Roth
Holcomb
Charles Biernackis
Trucker Burned To Death In Kingman Crash
A Pratt truck driver, 60 year old Frank W. Ballinger, was burned to death in the cab of his wrecked transport truck eight miles west of Kingman on U.S. 54 when his vehicle plunged into a ditch yesterday.
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House Studies Training Plan For Youth Military Service
A Washington House subcommittee favored modified teenage volunteer plans to bolster President Eisenhower’s stalled reserve bill. Proposals seek six months training and six years total obligation with options to reduce draft risk for youths under 18, and a possible recall of up to one million reservists by presidential action.
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Fire consumes Ballinger crash site halting highway traffic
A deadly crash scene burned for hours as responders battled flames that engulfed the wreckage. Ballinger’s body could not be removed until the fire subsided, halting traffic on the adjacent highway.
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Ballinger
Service Must Be More Attractive
Wilber M. Brucker, secretary-designate of the Army, says steps are needed to keep efficient but dissatisfied personnel from leaving the service. In a Today NBC interview he supports the current military reserve program and urges minimal changes. He also backs McCarthy committee reforms that improved personnel processing and discharge handling.
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Wilber M. Brucker
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Brucker
Robert T. Stevens
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Flying Farmers Face Special Plane Numbers
WICHITA The Flying Farmers may soon have the designation Fr added to wing numbers. Harold Clark of the National Flying Farmers Assn said CAA confirms the letter F will mark planes registered by NEFA members. A Wright CAA staff letter says the plan is effective immediately.
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Harold Clark
National Flying Farmers Aksn
Civil Aeronautics ‘Administration
NEFA
Clark
Wiley Wright
General Aviation Staff
CAA
Oklahoma Town Orders An End to Segregation
El Reno Oklahoma orders immediate desegregation for four public schools but local Negro groups claim the board is hedging. Announcement allows children to attend last term’s schools and enables newcomers to attend neighborhood schools, prompting fears some areas may still segregate.
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