Experts Assist In Anthrax Region
Fifteen state and federal veterinarians from Missouri and Kansas have been called to vaccinate thousands of head to halt anthrax spread in the northeastern area. The outbreak has killed more than 250 head since discovery in the soil. Officials urge a 24 day wait after vaccination before use of flury products. About 40 000 animals have received vaccinations. Quarantines affect dairies shipping milk to Tulsa with 53 dairies forced to dump milk.
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Missouri
Kansas
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Ideyd Rader
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Tulsa
Vermont Site In Spotlight Again On Coolidge Oath Day
Vermont residents gather for a historic moment as John Coolidge, son of Calvin Coolidge, presents the Vermont deed to the house where the president took the oath. Gov. Joseph H. Johnson attends as dignitaries arrive for a somber ceremony marking 34 years since the oath. Grace Coolidge has passed. Federal officials, six New England governors attend with Meade Alcorn delivering the address while Oklahoma and Kansas sheriffs discuss strict quarantine enforcement and a possible guards deployment to border areas.
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John Cooidge
United Strats
State of
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Calvin Coolidge
Joseph H. Johnson
Coolider
Warren G. Harding
San Franciscto
New England
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Henry Wallace
Meade Alcorn
Republican Nations
Grace Coolidge
Oklahoma
Kansas
Washington Novata
Ottawa
Delaware
Mayers
Rogers
Lahelle
Montgomery
Cherokee
State Board backs firing of two Osawatomie State Hospital workers
The Kansas Civil Service Board unanimously sustained the dismissal of Emil Brooks and Charles E. Kennedy for abusing a patient while restraining him. Attendants LeRoy Platz and Bill McMiensa were suspended 30 days for failing to intervene, with James Lowry stating the action protects patient care and rejects any stigma on appellants.
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Kansas Civil Service Board
Osawatomie State Hospital
Emil Brooks
Charles E. Kennedy
LeRoy Platz
Bill McMiensa
James Lowry
Civil Service Board
Lowry
Brooks
Plate
McMiens
Kennedy
Brocks
Repairs Curtail Use Of Methodist Halls
The First Methodist Church will stop using the second floor of the Ecke Building and Merwin Hall during August due to repairs. About 350 children are affected and will attend the 9:30 a.m. service in the church basement while adult classes move from the basement to accommodate. Two senior high classes will still meet on the Ecke Building’s third floor.
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Ecke
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Gerald L. Pearson
Pearson
Twe
Mel Bull Paddork
Pearson Sind Vaat
Topeka Barber Named State Board Post
A Topeka barber is chosen for a three year term on the State Board of Barber Examiners. The appointment fills a vacancy created by TL Maher. The appointee is E. Amin, with other nominees named and announced by officials in Topeka.
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Topeka
State Board
Tope Po
Extension Leader Dies in Rush County District Service
An extension leader and agricultural specialist died at Rush County in T317 after years as district extension agent and conservation specialist. He previously served at Alton High School before joining the county program.
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Rarsas Batenseen
Rush Conwy
Alton Mas
Emporian on Europe Trip Plans and Schedule
Fragmented OCR notes outline travel plans managed by a foreign language department. Mentions a trip titled Emporian on Europe with dates around August 656 and a schedule block showing times like 4 AM and 45 PM, plus references to staff or groups and a location near Stney. The readable content is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
Eisenhower Sets Aside Relief Funds for Flood and Storm Toll
President Eisenhower allocated funds for flood and tornado relief across Missouri Illinois and North Dakota after May and June storms. An initial 300000 flood relief allotment for southwestern Titans was followed by a 1 370 000 addition and a 2 000 000 total allocation declared as a major disaster in North Dakota on June 22 with earlier actions in other states.
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Washington
Missouri
Uinols
North Vidkota
Titans
North Dakota
Aquacade Queen Chosen Atchison Contest
The ninth annual Atchison Aquacade crowned a queen from Missouri with 3,000 attendees at Charleston Harbor. The event featured contestants from Charlestage and Covladoratee, with celebrants at Fort svmtey.
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Atchison UA
Avchison
Phitte Cine
Missouri
Charlestage
Fort
Charleston Harbor
Thirteen Was Lucky in Elkwort and Area Weddings
A string of local notes recalls a trip to Denver, engagements and weddings in progress. Invitations issued for the marriage of Carel Sue Horrisbach to William Earl Miller at Lamgood Methodist Church. Bakers graduates and college ties surface in stories of betrothal plans and social clubs.
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Elkwort
Ind
Denver
Colo
Ler Perkins
David
Richmond
Baker
Carls Fo H. Lorrisbach
Kansas City
Carel Sue
Willliam Earl Miller
Brumfield Anniversary Dinner Crowded Baldwin
The Brumfield family observed a fiftieth wedding anniversary with a noon dinner at the American Legion Hall, seats paid for by many in attendance. Relatives from Kansas City, Butler, Overland Park, Merriam, and Ottawa joined the celebration, with long-standing friendships noted and many honoring the couple. The event included arrivals from California, Oregon, and other states, and plans extended to later visits and travel updates.
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WoPacla
My Ark
Brian
Judy
Logan Hall
Brumifield
OR Bim St
Janes Brumfield
San Mateo
Calif
Prumfields Mover
Baldwin
Butler
Frank Davis
Lloyd Brown
Alfred Brown
Earl Brown
al Fuller
CN. Welliver
Kansas City
Trige Aml
Overland Park
Harry Gibson
Merriam
Don J McTaggart
Muncie
Earl Vaughn
Clarence Brumfield
Albert Hale
Springfield
Mia
Mapyes ‘Graham
Avis Adams
Clyde Phillins
Ro Robinson
Lee Hughes
Ted Payne
Fred Disque
Manda Ann
Thomas Liggett
Ottawa
Isabelle Deas
Independence
Elsie Hively
Lars Dean
Portland
Ore
Warren W. Wilcox
Poland
Lyon Nurse Named Health Officer in Lyon County
Mrs Ione Noyes of Emporia has been selected as Lyon County health nurse succeeding Mrs Mildred Unruh who resigned. Noyes takes over duties at county health office with a focus on public health services and community outreach.
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Emporiam
Ione Noyes
Emporia
Lyon County
Mildred Unruh
Inflation Gives Break To Prisoners At Farm
In Kansas City inmates at the Municipal Farm may work off fines due to inflation. The police board urged the city council to allow prisoners unable to pay their fines to work at $5 a day, up from the longstanding $1 daily rate.
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Kansas City
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