Dulles urges Korea to halt anti-truce actions
Secretary of State Dulles called on South Korea to exercise patience and avoid violence as anti truce demonstrations injure Americans. He affirmed U S obligation to protect Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission members while opposing unification by force and warning against escalating clashes.
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Washington
Dulles
South Korea
United States
Syngman Rhee
Republic of
Kora
Korea
Johen Dulles
State Department
Lincoln White
Supervisory Commission
Sweden
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Poland
U.S
Parm. T
Drunkenness case in police court suspends sentence
Earl J. Edmonds of 644 Mich. St. was tried in police court for drunkenness and received a 30 day jail sentence with 25 days suspended for six month probation.
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Earl J. Edmonds
Mich. St
Antioch Baptist Church Breaks Ground On New Facility
Ground breaking tonight at 6345 Iowa Street for Antioch Baptist Church in the 1100 block. W C Wilson, oldest member, to turn first spade. Dr Elbert G Wright pastor. building committee includes H H Belote James Pendleton Nathan Benton Jr. Projected cost 36000. 3575 square feet. designed by Wright with drawings by C W Metner. Ready for use around Nov 1. space for worship education kitchen and recreation. Affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention of about nine million members in 38 000 churches.
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New Antioch Baptist Church
Iowa Street
W. C. Wilson
Elbert G. Wright
H. H. Belote
James Pendleton
Nathan Benton Jr
Dr. Wright
C. W. Mettner
East Coasters Brace for Connie First 1955 Blow
East Coast residents gird for the season's first big hurricane as Connie nears. Winds 25 to 35 mph expected in New York City with gale force by tomorrow. Coast Guard and Navy move to safer locations. Mamie Eisenhower rests at Gettysburg home on doctor orders while President says she is tired but fine. Temperatures drop as a coal air mass affects Kansas, with showers in Salina, Minneapolis, and Abilene reporting heavy rains.
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U.S
State
New York
Cape Cod
New York City
Weather’ Bureau
Bureau
The
Coast Guard
Third District
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Navy
Gettysburg
Mamie Eisenhower
Eisenhwer
Murray Snyder
White
House
End
Snyder
Maj
Walter Tkach
White House
Eisenhower
Washington
Congress
Denver
Topeka
Kansis
North Central
South Central
Southesat
Salina
Minneapolis
Abilene
Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Court
The Probate Court issued licenses for pairs including Richard E. Barkley 19 Baldwin and Delores R. Gasmat 19 Baldwin. Kenneth A. Banister 22 Topeka and Marilyn de Hollenbeck 19 Topeka. J. D. Harsin 34 Topeka and Shirley A. Laughlin 23 Topeka. Donnell C. Horn Jr. 25 Kansas City Mo and Ona Glee Shearer 21 Wichita. Alfred W. Nitz 43 Topeka and Eula Virginia Gangel 43 Odessa Mo. John R. Lemmons 18 Ramona Okla and Patricia Marie Cox 17 Lawrence. William C. Behrmann 23 Bluff City and Barbara Jean Moser 22 Lawrence.
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Richard E. Barkley
Delores R. Gasmat
Baldwin
Kenneth A. Banister
Marilyn de Hollenbeck
Topeka
J. D. Harsin
Shirley A. Laughlin
Donnell C. Horn Jr
Kansas City
Ona Glee Shearer
Wichita
Alfred W. Nitz
Celebrations Prove Too Much for Oklahoma Elderly Couple
In Snyder Oklahoma a Kiowa County pair marked their 76th wedding anniversary while a month earlier the husband W Ay Unele Fullingim of Denton Texas reached 100 with a family stag party. Annie Fullingim, 95, native of Decatur Texas, is his wife. The couple, longtime residents of Oklahoma, celebrated quietly at their ranch in the Wichita Mountains with daughter Madge Walker and two sons nearby.
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Annie
Texas
Clarksville
Tex
de ‘Catur
Denton
Okahoma
Wichita Mountains
Fullingim
Oklahoma
Madge Walker
Altus
Okla
Frank
Will
Riots Fizzle as U S Troops Block Koreans at Wolmi Island
Three hundred protesters defied Syngman Rhee and stormed toward Wolmi Island near Inchon for a third time in five days. US troops repelled them with tear gas and fire hoses, injuring twenty two Americans and Koreans, as other ports reported milder demonstrations.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Wolmi Island
U.S
South Korea
Inchon
Kunsan
Pusan
Kangnung
Taegu
Korea
Mumford High Puppetry Club Stages The Thirteen Clocks
Mumford High's Art and Broadcasting Clubs produced a complete puppet show based on James Thurber's The Thirteen Clocks. Students designed sets built puppets taped sound and directed marionettes, emphasizing backstage teamwork and character study.
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Detroit
Mumford High
Duke
Handsome Vice
Mumford
James Thurber
iMel Birnkrant
Ber
Broadcasting Club
South Korea Nixes Violence Amid Patriotism Protests
Troops guarded inspection team billets as a calmer mood settled after President Syngman Rhee denounced violence and praised the demonstrations as a normal expression of patriotism. The South Korean Foreign Ministry issued a no violence warning.
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Syngman Rhee
Foreign Ministry
Drunk Drivers Fined In County Court
Ray ford Orton Bartee of Route 3 was fined 250 dollars and jailed 30 days for driving under the influence and suspended license. Frank W. Firkus of Topeka paid 110 dollars and received a 30 day term for passing without sufficient clearance. Cobalt is sometimes called the goblin metal.
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Rayford Orton Bartee
Route 3
Frank . W. Firkus
Topeka
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William A. Smith
Kansas
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Rhee
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Sybil Golden
Cobalt
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Mass
Spector
Sanferlan
Atvie
Grand Avenue
Atv
Missouri
sTrans
Massachusetts
Lawrence, Kansas
Parsons
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
Oscar Olson Attingmen
ACME
Drakes
Aneel
LiGae
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