GOP Democrats Split Over Adams Data Controversy
In Wyandotte County Kansas a House subcommittee investigation into presidential assistant Sherman Adams found no proof of improper pressure. Republicans hailed the report as Adams vindication while Democrats urged readers to weigh closed hearings. The Raglaine case involved a $40,382 refund after a 17 year dispute over late cloth delivery.
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Wxtile
Bernard Galdfine
Styles Bridges
Chester FE. Morrow
New Hampshire
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Raglaine
Hardy
William E. Hess
Ohio
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Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals
Sherman
Congress
Hess
Sheem
Ravlaine
Pentagon
White House
R-Mass
Bates
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Hebert
Armed Services
Contract Appeals Board
Bit Adams
Raylaipe
Eisenhower
Baglaine
Army
Comptroller General
Hoover Marks 84th Birthday at Greenwich Home
Former President Herbert Hoover celebrated his 84th birthday Sunday with family at his son Allan Hoover's Grenawieh Connecticut home. Messages from around the world continued to pile up at Hoover's Waldorf Astoria apartment and others arrived at Greenwich location.
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New York
cPom
Herbert Hoover
Allan
Grenawieh
Conn
Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria
Greenwich
Ascension Postponed By Weather Delays Balloon Flight
Unfavorable weather forced postponement of a 0,000 foot manned balloon flight scheduled for tomorrow morning in Minneapolis. The event was delayed due to poor conditions, jeopardizing the planned ascent and related activities.
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Minneapolis
Eudora Social Notes Reflect Wide Circle of Visitors
Lawrence resident Buddy Reusch spends the week with Mr and Mrs Curtis Diedrich. Californians visit relatives in Eudora on a missionary conference trip from Wisconsin. The Schuberts plan African mission work in a year. Torrance and Los Angeles guests with Ray Long family. Alpha Chi Omega rush party in Kansas City. Marine recruit Harry Edwards Jr departs for boot camp in San Diego. Herb Miner family vacationed along the west coast with former Eudora residents the Combests. Numerous relatives entertained at basket dinners in honor of visiting families from Torrance Los Angeles Independence and Overland Park. Robert Morley attends a Band Camp in Boulder Colorado. Morley and parents plan trip after. Karolyn Diedrich spends time with sister in Neo sho Missouri. Joe Jaimes announces birth of a son July 4 at St. Marys Hospital in Kansas City. Jaimes serves as grade school principal and wife is music instructor. Verlan Couch accompanies aunt to Ottawa for funeral of Mrs Dixie Schultz of Newton. survivors include husband and three children and her mother Mrs Rachel Hubbard.
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Lawrence
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Paul Schubert
Covina
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Winont Lake
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Torrance
Calif
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David
Joy
Julie Ewing
Los Angeles
Ray Long
Bill
Mary
Margene Westerhouse
Janet Scott
Ottawa
Mary Carol Brown
Alpha Chi Omega
Kansas City
Harry Edwards Jr
U.S. Marine Corps
San Diego
Herb Miner
West Coast
Norman Cambest
Pomona
Combests
Larry Ewing
Or Ville Dove
Marion Dove
Merle Dove
Vera
Duane Hayes
Independence
John Long
Don Justin
Terry
Denise
Overland Park
Oscar Wester
Henise
Margene
Robert Morley
Boulder
Cole
Harold Morley
Karolyn Diedrich
George Tranbarger
Neosho
Joe Jaimes
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kan- Kansas City
Jaimes
Newton
Towner Funeral
Schultz
Linda
Michael Eugene
Ronnie Dean
Rachel Hubbard
Couple Charged In Yvonne Believes Her Kids Swapping a Child
Tulsa AP report details a Pennsylvania couple Richard Readdy and Helen Readdy charged with child abandonment after trading their five month old baby to a Missouri man for a pickup truck. The man, Jesse Burger, faced possible conspiracy charges. Police recovered the infant in Tulsa and the couple were stopped ten miles away.
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Tulsa
Okla
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Richard Readdy
Shamokin
Helene Margaret Readdy
Turner
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el Dorado Springs
Paul Andrew
Mildred Buchanen
Readdy
Joplin
Burger
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Readdys
Ownership of 6 Ponies Still Is a Mystery On A Jackson County Farm
Kansas City AP report notes six Shetland pony mares left at a Jackson County farm by two men. Deputies suspect theft as the men tried to sell ponies to owner W. P. Peterson for a bargain. They offered $300 to $400 cash with balance later, then fled, taking the ponies. The ponies include four sorrels and two dapple grays valued at about $3,500 to $4,000.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
W. P. Peterson
Peterson
Big Springs Guests Attend Forest Park EUB Service
Big Springs Rey and Mrs Ed Boehringer of Yates Center stayed with Mr and Mrs Fred Hartman Sunday morning. They attended the EUB Church Assembly at Forest Park near Topeka with Irwin Kraft. Elmer Trowbridge and Connie returned from a vacation in Los Angeles visiting daughters and families. Arnold Cioffi and wife visited Mrs Alice Zeeb Tuesday before leaving for Vermont and the Eastern States. Elenora Sage and Jerry Besceau called on Mr and Mrs W P Henry Saturday. In Columbus AP Kenneth L James reported $400 in flags and sporting goods stolen from his station wagon.
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Elenora Sage
Jerry Bescau
Topeka
W. P. Henry
Entries Accepted For Aug. 22 Richland Fair
The Richland Fair Association invites entries for the annual talent show to be held Aug. 22 in Richland Kansas. Contestants must submit name age address and phone number with details of performance length to Fair Secretary Richland. Entrants may group as one entry but perform a single number. Prizes include 5 first place and prizes for second and third. if two nights are needed finalists receive prizes.
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Richland Fair Association
Stephen L. Crockett
Richland
Kansas
Fair Association
Theater official dies in Indianapolis
William A. Carroll 41, executive secretary of three Indiana theater owner groups, died Saturday. Born in Buffalo New York, he earlier served as a rules executive with Metro-Goldwyn-Maber.
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Indianapolis
William A. Carroll
Indiana
Buffalo
Newoy
Metro-Croldwin-Maver Stuns
Desoto Neighborhood Social Roundup and Visits
Residents and families across Desoto hosted and visited relatives in various locales. Guests included Theodore Meutke of Picea, Mr and Mrs Row Service, and many others with extended family from nearby towns. A bridal shower, summer travel, and multiple visits to relatives in Missouri and beyond are noted, along with local school athletic coaching and wedding anniversary gatherings.
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