Community notices and gatherings near Kalvesta
Friday session of the Methodist Central Kansas conference in Garden City drew Mrs Hayes Bald win, Mrs Briggs and Mrs Wayne Wheeler among attendees. Local events included PTA hosts at Kalvesta schoolhouse, playlets by children, 4-H judging near Deerfield, and church services with Rev Ray Hance of Wichita. Missouri and Kansas stations to monitor Pacific nuclear tests.
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Kalvesta
Hayes Baldwin
John Briggs
Wayne Wheeler
Methodist Central Kansas Conference of Woman’s Societies
Garden City
Fred Reimer
Marion
Marvin Holden
D. H. Holden
Cimarron
PTA
Robert Boyd
Marvin Woods
Rufus Woods Jr
Joe Briggs
Carter Woods
Thar Hills
D. F. Dyer
Albert Byer Sr
Albert Byer Jr
Mily
North Platte
Neb
Hayes
Baldwin and Lughters
An Baldwin
Andi Rg
Zenobia Phelps
Cimiarron
Tenet Norton
Jan and
Jean Beery
Maryn Clark
Lacy Bayless
Chet Siefert
Gleeson Brown
W. EB. Hastings
Herb
Jetmore
Don Hastings
Hire
Carl Warner
Mmes
E. R. Diggs
Emporia
Lydia Rowson
Earl Powell
Leroy Byler
Bill Phipps
E. W. Scott
Ronald Szcott
Raymond Erkie
Julius Dumler
Gleeson Brow
George Fowler Jr
Mines
Brown
Row‘on
Powell
Byler
Ronald Scott
Orrin Gay
Eldon
Holcomb
Lloyd Trewey
Deerfield
Mark Brown
Bruce Warner
Mark
Larry Scott
Kalvesta Church of the Nazarene
Ray Hance
Wichita
Ong
Hays
Alan Norton
Jan
Trene Norton
Garland Phipps
Alvin Lilibridge
Kalvesta Methodist Church
Ivan Baldwin
Tips
Alvin Lillibridge
John Friggs
W. P. Bryant
Patrick
E. W. Sea
Bill Daniels
Frank Wheeler
Waren Wheeler
Kvada
Cole
Milies
Gene Embree
Linden City
Frank Burns
Dale Kelley
Ivin Lillibridge
Eugene Steele
Washington, D.C
Democrat
Kansas
Ross Winter
Howard ‘Yoy
Richard Evans
Garfield Gleaners
HDU
Ws. W. Scott
Marvin Troehmel
Ton Hastings
Pius Dumler
Leo Ochs
Washington
Missouri and
Pacific
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Public Health Service
Jefferson City
Topeka
Buses Strikebound as Britons Walk to Work
London faced a prolonged transport stoppage as a government fleet of 8,400 buses idle halting 50,000 workers. Subways and trains were suspended, forcing many in the Greater London area to walk cycle or hitchhike home. Average weekly pay cited at 28 to 30.80 dollars amid union demand for higher wages. The strike began with bus drivers seeking a 6 pence per week raise and escalated into a broad public commute crisis affecting office and factory workers.
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Frank Cous
London
Greater London
Cleveland dealers tout customer confidence sales push
Two Cleveland auto dealers Leo J. Conway and David Blauschild argue that customer confidence is returning and the recession is over. They plan bigger sales efforts, especially for new car sales staff, saying the money is there and the public wants to buy but remains afraid.
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Cleveland
Leo J. Conway
David Blauschild
Bonded Dealers Plan Aims to Restore Auto Confidence
May 5 1958 report notes Conway and Blanshild promoted a bonded price system for new cars to curb undercutting and boost buyer confidence. Eisenhower praised the idea at the White House meeting, saying published prices would improve confidence and sales. The Cleveland Auto Dealers Assn voted to adopt the plan to post manufacturers suggested prices next week, with Conway and Blanshild highlighting nationwide relevance.
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Ers
Eisenhower
Conway
Blauschild
Cleveland Auto Dealers Assn
Blanshild
Ersween
House
Auto Buy
Idea
Shaker Heights
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