Norman Brandt Leaves Immanuel Lutheran For A Milwaukee Pastorate
Rev Norman Brandt pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church in Lawrence since January 1950 is leaving to become Lutheran student pastor for five Milwaukee area colleges He preached his final sermon here and will depart later this week A farewell dinner honored him with a cash purse and gifts from church groups A vacancy pastor will serve until a new pastor is installed
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Norman Brandt
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Howard A. Matzke
Brandt
Lawrence
Greater
Milwaukee
Greater Milwaukee
Kansas University
West Side Detroit
Wayne University
James Schubert
Lutheran
Harold Jacobsmeyer
Jacobsmeyer
Nixon Says Moderation Answer to Integration
Vice President Nixon told three North Carolina religious groups that a moderate approach is the only path to school integration. He said he knew dissident men strive for a solution and that the Supreme Court has wisely given time to implement its 1954 decision.
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Montreat. N.C
Nixon
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Wages Rise in U S Manufacturing Since 1914
The law requires more than popular will as political demagoguery worsens issues. U S manufacturing wages average 193 per hour, a stark contrast to 22.3 cents an hour in 1914, highlighting long term productivity and wage growth.
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U. S
Sunny Valley 4-H and Home Demonstration Meeting
The Sunny Valley Home Demonstration Unit meets at 2 PM Tuesday at Sunny Side School hosted by Mrs. Earl Curl and Mrs. Fred Ramseyer. Lesson titled A Buying Ready to Wear to be given by Mrs. Willford Ousdah. Golden Valley 4-H Club hosted Billtown Go-Getters with 13 members answering roll call on What Like about our meetings and 3 leaders sharing plans for the fair. Visitors included Cordelia and Alfred Lichte and Billy Lichte. program featured a gaiety skit by Mary Ann Ramseyer Michele Shultz Nancy Tripp Linda Larson.
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Sunny Valley Home Demonstration Unit
Sunnyside School
Earl Curl
Fred Ramseyer
Willford Ousdah
Golden Valley 4-H Club
Billtown
Golden Valley
Cordelia Lichte
Alfred Lichte
Billy Lichte
Golden Valley Group
Mary Ann Ramseyer
Michele Shultz
Nancy Tripp
Linda Larson
Pass the Soup demonstration by Thornton Haley Ramseyer Shultz
Raybert Thornton and Betty Haley led a demonstration on Pass the Soup with Mary Ann Ramseyer and Michele Shultz participating. The event showcased teamwork and culinary collaboration in a community setting.
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Raybert Thornton
Betty Haley
Mary Ann Ramseyer
Michele Shultz
State Candidates in Contested Gubernatorial Race
Campaign managers predict large margins in the GOP gubernatorial contest. Fred Meek, Hall’s manager, expects a majority of 35 000 to 40 000 votes. James Pratt, Shaw’s manager, forecasts over 32 000 votes. Two minor candidates, Francis Horton of Horton and John O Stewart, are not seen as serious rivals.
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Emporia
Fred Meek
Hall
James Pratt
Shaw
GOP
Rane Felers
Francis Horton
Horton
John O. Stewart
Tear Out Ad for $1000 Life Insurance for Seniors
A newspaper ad offers a $1000 life insurance policy for ages 60 to 80 to cover final expenses. No obligation and no phone calls. respond by mail with name address and age to American Insurance Co. at Westth Dept. L and 1a6, Kansas City, MO.
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OLD American
Kansas City
American Ins. Co
Westth
Dept
Kansas City Sees Front-Runner State Primary Contests
Voter turnout is expected to be higher in counties with state legislature contests. Of 35 Republican Senate seats, 18 seek renomination and 12 face opposition, while Democrats have three contests. House races total 35 with 30 Republican and five Democrat contests.
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Kansas City
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