Welcome Home Connealy Family Sparks Block Festivity
In Kansas City Missouri on a recent Monday the Connealy family celebrated a homecoming from Decatur Nebraska. A crowd of 69 neighborhood children filled Concord Avenue to greet Joseph Connealy and his seven siblings as banners welcomed them home. The scene included a station wagon parade, pillows and luggage atop cars, and a mural of congratulatory art on the residence. The event highlighted local community warmth for a returning family.
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Kansas City
Philip J. Connealy
Decatur
Neb
Concord Ave
Main St
Babes In Arms
Connealy
Concord Avenue
Oxford Woman Killed In Smashup at Wellington Pike Interchange
Ina E. Smith a 79 year old Oxford resident was killed and nine people injured in a Kansas Turnpike crash at the Wellington interchange. Injured included her sister Agnes Hathaway Judy Ann Walden and others from Corpus Christi Omaha and Wichita. Zalkin said brakes failed causing the fatal multi car collision between the Haves car and a Kansas car. All injuries were not considered serious by attendants.
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Wellington
Ina E. Smith
Oxford
Kansas Turnpike
Miss Smith
Oxford Register
Agnes Hathaway
Wichita
Raymond Paul Hayes
Donna
Corpus Christi
Tex
Judy Ann Walden
Allen Sr. Zalkin
Mark
Omaha
Richard Beggs
Haves
Tell Pate
Beggs
Kansas
Zalkin
Earthquake kills 135 in western Iran
A spokesman for a relief organization said earthquakes in the mountainous western region of Iran have killed 135 people. The report notes ongoing rescue efforts and shifts in relief priorities as agencies assess needs.
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Tehran
Iran
Kansans Vote With Congress Trend in Key Bills
In Washington the Kansas delegation mostly aligned with the House majority on housing and labor bills. Five Republicans Avery Scrisner George Rees and Smith voted against the labor measure. Democrat Breeding supported it. Four Republicans opposed housing. Sen Schoeppel backed the majority on White’s civil rights appointment, with Sen Carlson also recorded as voting.
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Washington
Kansas
House of Representatives
House
William H. Avery
Errett P. Scrisner
Myron ¥. George
Edward H. Rees
Wint Smith
Rep
J. Breeding
George
Rees
Serisner
Smith
Andrew Schoeppel
Senate
W. Wilson White
Frank Carlson
Mother, 4 Kids and Monkey Endure Water Trip
PADUCAH Ky AP Mrs William J Spelius her four children and their pet monkey are finishing a 1900 mile houseboat journey from Fort Benton Montana to Wyoming Ohio. They reached Paducah after turning from the Mississippi into the Ohio at Cairo. The 19 foot flat bottom boat powered by two outboard motors began June 15. They traveled down the Missouri to Omaha St Joseph Kansas City into the Mississippi above St Louis. They faced Susie nearly tossed overboard at times and endured repairs after a towboat collision at Cairo.
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Paducah, Ky
William J. Spuinis
Uren
Fort Benton
Mont
Wyoming
Ohio
Paducah
Mississippi
Cairo
Fort Bunton
Missouri
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Tian
Spelius
Susie
Montana
Williston No.0
Royal
Gaarrison Lake
North Dakota
Convention Rejects Right To Work Site Ban Proposal
Delegates at the 100th International Topographical Union convention in San Francisco overwhelmingly rejected a plan to bar states with Right To Work laws from hosting future meetings. Union delegates argued for freedom to choose convention sites without such restrictions.
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San Francisco
International Topographical Union
Proposers Push Back Against PPL Committees Plan
A garbled note hints at opposition from an unnamed group to a committee plan proposed by PPL. The fragment mentions Deporte and wabasonabds, implying locality or event names, with no clear dates, persons, or organizations readable enough to confirm.
Paul Waner Fell From Heart Attack News Item
Paul Waner suffered a fatal heart attack during a period of illness. The report notes his long baseball career and his place in baseball history. Authorities and associates commented on his health and passing, with tributes expected from fans and teams.
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