Eisenhower vows hard fight to gain GOP control in Congress
President Eisenhower used a Springfield Illinois speech to rail at critics of the economy and declare a cross country drive to expand Republican strength in both chambers. He urged voters to judge on tax farm labor power and business policy as he later addressed church leaders at Northwestern University.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Springfield
Evanston,Ill
Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Northwestern University
Strother Jones
Sen
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Joseph T. Meek
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Local Births and Dismissals List Updated
Dismissed include Howard Pine Route 3 and several residents from Sunflower Eudora Linwood DeSoto and Junction City. Births recorded for Elliott Elliott Route 4 a daughter Wisdom Pa. St. 1112 a son Beguelin 2130 R I St a daughter. Authorities note names and addresses as listed with current status.
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Mary Boone
R. I. St
Juanita Transmeter
Roy Metzger
E. 15Th St
Paul Jenson
Newman
van W. Walker
Sunflower
Mildred Mansell
Richland
Ruth Pickering
Willard Hodge
Locust St
Evelyn Thiry
Jean Gabriel
Eudora
Eileen Kalous
Prospect Ave
Catherine Houseworth
Pa. St
Glenn Wright
Robert Wilson
N. 2Nd St
Louise Mertz
N. H. St
Loraine Staus
3Rd. St
Earl Thompson
Elm St
Howard Pine
Route 3
Lil Ne Nitsch
Junction City
Freda L. Yeager
DeSoto
Grace Wrightsman
Linwood
Lois Ormond
Mo. St
E. A. Hernandez
Tonganoxie
Kenneth Elliott
Arlo Wisdom
Leslie Beguelin
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Frieda Juliano 34 Kansas City
Mrs Frieda Juliano 34 of Kansas City died Monday night at Providence Hospital. Survived by husband Roland Juliano son and two daughters Sondra and Dixie, mother and stepfather, a sister and a half brother. Funeral 9 a.m. Saturday at Butler Chapel Kansas City with burial Mt Calvary Cemetery.
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Frieda Juliano
Kansas City
Providence Hospital
H. G. Hoard
Conn. St
Roland Juliano
Sondra Joan Juliano
Dixie «Carol Stanley
Bonner Springs
Joseph Krautland
Maureen Stultz
George Krautland
Butler Chapel
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Obituary for Ed McCoy retired carpenter of Lawrence
Ed McCoy 8 died at his home 1120 N J St after years of ill health. He lived in Lawrence 30 years and was a retired carpenter. Survived by wife Ella, daughters Mrs. J C Waller and Mrs Eva Holder of Dallas, sons Dale of Dallas and Cleo of Milwaukee, several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Monday at Schubert Chapel with Rev. Henry V Collins officiating. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Ed McCoy
N. J. St
Lawrence
Ella McCoy
J. C. Waller
Eva Holder
Dallas
Tex
Dale McCoy
Cleo. McCoy
Milwaukee
Wis
Schubert Chapel
Henry V. Collins
Memorial Park Cemetery
House moved to new site in town from church grounds
The six room building moved yesterday from the First Baptist Church grounds at 8th and Kentucky Streets to 7% N. Y. St without incident. Raymond L. Anderson bought the house for his two apartment residence. It had served ten years as the church Sunday School department, which will add a new Sunday School plant to the church.
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First Baptist
8Th and
Ky. Sts
N. Y. St
Raymond L
Andy) Anderson
First Baptist Church
Four People Convicted In Police Court On Drunkenness
Four persons were found guilty in police court of drunkenness. Glen Watkins of 805 Conn. St. and Lloyd Vandergriff received 30 day suspended sentences and ordered to stay in town. Theodore W. Owen of Williamsburg and Robert Ball of Oklahoma were given 30 day suspended sentences and placed on six months probation.
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Glen Watkins
Conn. St
Lloyd.Vandergriff
Ahe Town
Theodore W. Owen
Williamsburg
Robert Ball
Okla
Toledo youth confesses to serious assault in slashing case
In Toledo Ohio 17 year old Bernard Schreiber admitted fatally injuring Mary Jolene Friess after dragging her from a bicycle near a rural mailbox. A 12 year old companion also confessed. Sheriff William Hirsch said formal charges will be filed today and a statement will be signed.
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Toledo
Ohio
Mary Jolene Friess
Here
Lucas County
Alfred Bartowiak
Bernard Schreiber
William. Hirsch
Schreiber
Paul Schreiber
William Barber
William Sloan
Blacksmith Doney Retires as Buck Stoner Takes Over
In Overbrook Bart Doney retires at 71 after a long career shoeing horses and sharpening farm tools. Herbert Buck Stoner, previously of Missouri and Illinois, takes over the shop. Doney recalls shoeing his first horse near his 13th birthday and says horses remain plentiful in the area. At the 4 H and Vocational Agriculture Fair Rex Johnson, Douglas County deputy sheriff, was nearly struck when a vehicle rolled toward him. the driver, a stranger, explained his foot had slid off the brake and parked safely.
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Overbrook
Bart Doney
Herbert
Buck) Stoner
Missouri
Illinois
Kansas
Doney
Rex Johnson
Douglas County
Johnson
Fairgrounds
Engen Fined For Passing On A Bill In County Court
Kenneth Elmer Engen of Spring Hill was fined 10 dollars plus costs for passing on a bill in County Court. Edmond Godfrey of Kansas City Kansas was fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding.
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Kenneth Elmer Engen
Spring Hill
Edmond Godfrey
Kansas City
Kas
Marriage License Issued to Carey and Williams
Probate Court records show John Lee Carey 23 of Independence Missouri and Patricia Anne Williams 23 of Lawrence Missouri issued a marriage license.
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John Lee Carey
Independence
Patricia Anne Williams
Lawrence
Budgeting Becomes Family Focus for Mrs Hughes
Mrs. Rowland Hughes, wife of the U.S. Budget director, advocates family budgeting as a source of security. She cites regular budget sessions with her children and lessons in finances. The General Federation of Women's Clubs promotes Family Finance education, stressing joint family planning and age-appropriate money management.
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Washington
Rowland Hughes
Hughes
Richard
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation Division
State Draft Call Rises to 299 in October for Kansas
A call for 297 Kansas draftees in October, two more than September, was received by Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell, state selective service director. The notice outlines ongoing manpower needs amid the draft process.
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Topeka
Kansas
Joe Nickell
Selective Service
Washington Street Baptist Church to bury 100 year time capsule
Lynn Massachusetts news item reports the Washington Street Baptist Church places a century time capsule with forecasts by local bankers for 2054 interest rates. A bank book showing a $10 deposit is included and the best forecaster or bank will win the $10. the interest funds the church’s 200th anniversary celebration.
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Lynn
Mass
Washington Street Baptist Church
Ohio wildlife council bans live rabbit imports
The Ohio Wildlife Council prohibits importation of live rabbits from Europe or Australia amid reports of rabbit troubles and concerns over biosecurity.
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Columbus
Ohio
Australia
France
Ohio Wildlife Council
Europe
Talkers Sought by Toledo Social Service Bureau
The Toledo Volunteer Bureau for Social Services issued a call for people who enjoy talking to visit lonely shut-ins. Volunteers provide friendly, human voices and companionship to those in need.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo Volunteer Bureau For Social Services
Lincoln and U S pioneers fascinate Burma readers
Mrs. Zelma S. Graham, director of libraries for the U S Information Agency in Rangoon since 1948, says Abraham Lincoln is the best known American in Burma. The Rangoon library circulates about 1,800 English books daily, popular with locals in schools and the reading room.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Burma
Zelma S.graham
U. S. Information Agency
Rangoon
Graham
Oil City
Southeast Asia
Mandalay
Plan Rose Garden for Autumn Planting Advice
The article urges home gardeners to plan for fall rose planting, noting hybrids like hybrid teas floribundas and climbers. It highlights sun and drainage needs, soil amendments, and using peat moss compost rotted manure to improve drainage, with a six inch gravel layer if drainage is poor.
Market News Roundup shows mixed grain and live stock moves
Prices edge higher for some commodities while hogs and cattle face declines. Wheat and oats trade dull with slight gains or steadiness. hogs slip 50 to 75 cents with top carcass values near 23.75. steer cattle hold around 23.00 with limited Friday supply under test. Local produce and poultry rates listed with varied weights and grades.
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Kansas City
USDA
Wheat and grain futures and prices across Kansas City market
Wheat prices range from 1.74 to 1.79 amid mixed levels for No 2 and No 3 grades. Corn shows varied quotes from 1.62 to 1.79 with White, Yellow, and Mixed lots. Oats and Milo quote around 2.76 to 2.79, Rye 1.21 to 1.26, Soybeans 3.35 to 3.53, Bran 37.75 to 38.25. Futures list Sep Dec Mar May July with modest advances and closes near highs.
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Kansas City
New York Stock Market Edges Up Amid Slowed Trading
The New York market rose slightly as volume totaled about 2.1 million shares. Steels, aircrafts, railroads, rubber, gold mining and chemical issues advanced while motion picture and farm implement makers fell. Up leaders included Republic Steel, U S Rubber, Boeing, United Aircraft, Hiram Walker, Consolidated Edison, and Wheaton?
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New York
Republic Stec
U. S. Rubber
Boeing
United Aircraft
Hiram Walker
Consolidated Edison
Whennecott
Renegade Firecracker Prank Near Missouri Capitol
Livingston County representative A. B. Kammer sparked attention when a firecracker outside the Missouri House chamber led him to joke about leaving. He noted he ended up closer to Chillicothe than the Capitol and headed home after the incident.
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Chillicothe
Missouri House of Representatives
Livingston County
A. B. Kammer
Capitol
Jefferson City
Japan Pushes Textiles Manila
Max Lepack owner of an export clothing firm considers building a million dollar spinning plant in Manila. He says Japanese textile manufacturers are underselling American producers in the Far East, a trend the U S textile industry is beginning to feel.
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Manila
Max Lepack
Far East
U. S
Divorce Suit Filed for Gleniece M Flory from Warren C Flory
A divorce suit has been filed in district court seeking dissolution of marriage between Gleniece M. Flory and Warren C. Flory. The action names both spouses as parties and seeks legal separation.
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Gleniece M. Flory
Warren C. Flory
In Memoriam Gene Hurd Aug 20 1942
Loving memory of Gene Hurd who left us twelve years ago today. You bade no one a last farewell and the heavenly gates opened wide. Sadly missed by mother, father, sister and grandparents.
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Gene Hurd
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