Minnesota Gull Lake resorts show busy season and long days
Jim and Jack Madden run Madden's Lodge and Madden's Pine Beach Inn on Gull Lake near Brainerd. Since 1932 they expanded to 170 guest rooms, a golf course, dining rooms, a lounge, a drug store, and water front facilities. They emphasize constant presence by owners, large summer hours, and careful guest management to maintain bookings.
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Four climbers alive after Eiger rescue effort in Alps
Swiss glacier pilot Hermann Geiger reported all four climbers trapped on the north wall of the 13 036 foot Eiger were alive. One man waved to him as he flew by while the others remained anchored higher up. Rescuers from five nations pursued options amid heavy snow and gale conditions.
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Ghindelwaild
Sevitzerland
Hermann Geiger
Eiger
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Stim
American Student Arrested At Moscow Defense Plant Fence
Stan ley Ray Munford a 21 year old Gonzaga University student in Spokane was accused by Moscow radio of trying to climb a fence at a Soviet defense plant during the International Youth Festival. He said he aimed to view a parade and was released after police questioned him.
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Moscow Radio Today
Stanley Ray Munford
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Wash
Edinburgh Universiy
Scotland
Moscow Radio
Literary Gazette
Moscow
Tam
Munford
World Calendar IGY Guide Dates Run Into January 1959
Alton L Blakesler reviews the International Geophysical Year calendar extending into January 1959. IGY coordinates 10 000 scientists across 61 nations from July 1957 to December 1958 to study weather the sun ionosphere magnetism and oceans with world wide synchronized observations and special world days intervals and solar flare alerts.
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Alton L. Blakesler
Prana Science
International Geophysical Year
IGY
Dennis Montee Named Commonwealth Theater Manager
Dennis Montee has been named the new Commonwealth Theaters manager for Lawrence replacing Ray Holmes who transferred to Manhattan. A Pittsburgh native, Montee comes from Liberal where he led Fox Midwest Theaters for nine years after 28 years with the chain. The 41 year old previously led Liberal Lions Club and served on the First Christian Church board. He plans to move with his family once a house is found. He is married to Marvy Brown of Newton. they have two children Monty and Patricia.
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New Commonwealth Theaters
Lawrence
Ray Holmes
Manhattan
Montee
Pittsburgh
Liberal
Fox Midwest Theaters
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First Christian Church Board
Monter
Marvy Brown
Newton
Monty
Patricia
Wilt Chamberlain to attend Kappa Alpha Psi convention
Lawrence notes Wilt Chamberlain Kansas University All American center will spend the weekend in Lawrence and depart Monday for Los Angeles for the fraternity convention. He is in excellent condition and appears to enjoy the summer before likely returning to Lawrence in August. Eldon Ray, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur L Ray, grows a seven pound cantaloupe 24 inches in circumference, a notable garden feat for Lawrence during the season.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas University
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Calif
Kappa Alpha Psi
Chamberlain
the Dipper
Eldon Ray
Wilbur L. Ray
Green Thanth
Farmer Converts Cistern Into Tornado Shelter at No Cost
Sparta farmer Kyle Anderson solved a tornado shelter problem by pumping an old cistern dry and converting it into a safe underground storm refuge. The project required no spending, using a fruit spray tar to pump dry the cistern and stock it with drinking water blankets tins of farm and personal records and transistor aids.
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Grand Rapids, Michip
Sparta
Kyle Anderson
Meeting Notice for Lawrence Lodge No 6 ALP AM
A Steed communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 ALP AM meets Monday August 12 at 8 p.m. Visitors welcome. Woodrow Walker, W M, George W Mole, Secy Adv.
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Steed
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
A.M
Woodrow Walker
W. M
George W. Mole
Secy
Girard Faces AWOL Charges in Japan Trial
William Girard, 21, an Illinois specialist third class at Camp Whittington, faces AWOL charges after a three hour bar visit. His Japanese trial for manslaughter is set for August 26. Maj. Levin says the incident will not heavily affect the case, and one officer notes it may be a court martial offense with no guarantee of court-martial.
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Camp Whittington
Japan
William Girard
Ilinois
Stanley Levin
Girard
Levin
Mishiri
Boston News Pickets Hit Six Dailies In Urban Blackout
In Boston a wage dispute with 300 mailers halted six of seven daily newspapers, cutting morning editions for over 1.25 million readers. The Morning and Evening Globe, Morning Herald, Hearst’s Record and American, and Traveler suspended, with Sunday papers likely affected. Pickets formed at 6 p.m. EDT, leaving 5,000 nonstriking workers sent home.
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Morning
Evening Globe
Morning Herald
Hearst Corporation
Morning Record
Evening American
Evening Traveler
Globe, Herald and Advertiser
Births and Dismissals List From Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital records show multiple births and dismissals including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Frye at 422 Mich. St. and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Grover Van Druff of McLouth. Also noted is a Belfast police alert as Irish Republican Army border raids trigger violence.
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Mich
Grover van Druff
McLouth
Trish
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Atomic Test Delayed Again At Nevada Site
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the dawn test at the Nevada site for 24 hours due to unfavorable winds. The shot, codenamed Shastra, has faced nine delays, delaying what was expected to be a landmark blast.
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Atomic Test Site
Ney. H
Atomic Energy Commission
Milk as future medicine eyed by dairy scientist
Dr. W E Peterson of Minnesota told a dairy day crowd at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station that protective milk could be produced commercially next year. He described cow udder injections with disease bacteria to create milk with defensive antibodies that may treat rheumatoid arthritis allergies and possibly cancer rheumatic fever colds.
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Wooter
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
W. E. Peterson
University of Minnesota
USGA eyes busy schedule for amateur events
The USGA, sponsor of amateur golf, has a packed slate with the ninth girls' Junior Championship set for Aug. 12-16 at Lakewood Country Club Denver. Followed by the 57th Women's Amateur Aug. 19-24 at Del Paso Sacramento Calif. The 51st National Amateur is Sept. 14-21 at The Country Club Brookline Mass and the third Senior Amateur Sept. 30-Oct. 5 at Ridgewood Ridgewood New Jersey.
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USGA
America
Lakewood Country Club
Denver
del Paso Country Club
Sacramento
Calif
Brookline
Mass
Ridgewood Country Club
Ridgewood
Chiang’s Son Named Taiwan Defense Chief
Chiang Kai shek’s elder son Chiang ching Kuo was named acting secretary general of the national defense council on Thursday replacing Chou chi Ju who became Formosa governor. His future as full secretary general hinges on his father’s appointment power.
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Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang ching-Kuo
National Defense Council
Chou chih-Jou
Chiang
Formosan General Staff Chief to Visit U S this Month
Gen Wang shu Ming, chief of the Chinese Nationalist general staff, will visit the United States later this month. The trip is at the invitation of Gen Nathan Twining, announced by the U S Formosa Defense Command.
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Taipei
Formosa
Tiger
Wang shu-Ming
United States
U. S. Formosa
Right Touch Justice in Hobbs Jail Cell Court
Justice of the Peace Robert Bensing held a crowded municipal court session inside a jail cell in Hobbs New Mexico instead of bringing prisoners to the courtroom. The unorthodox proceeding demonstrated direct real service by the official.
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Hobbs
N. M
Justice of the Peace
Robert Bensing
Card of Thanks to Lawrence Friends and Nurses
I wish to thank my Lawrence friends for the many visits cards and Mowers while I was in the Hospital Also to thank the kind nurses and Drs Manahan and Jones Mrs Grace L Kerns
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Manahan and
Jones
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