Iowan Hearst rates Khrushchev farm plan a gamble
Charles J Hearst Cedar Falls Iowa on a Soviet farm tour reports Khrushchev plan to plow virgin lands and raise output is a gamble. He notes drought labor shortages and low livestock in the USSR while American farming shows efficiency. The delegation found Soviet people curious about the United States and hopeful for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Communist Party
Nikita
Khruschev
U.S.S.R
Charles J. Hearst
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Soviet Union
Germany
Kazakhstan
Central Asia
Siberia
Hearst
Khruschchev
Khrushchev
United States
Inborig
Clyde Knox Estate Probate Seeks Heirs in Missouri
Kansas City publisher Clyde H Knox died July 22 leaving an estate valued around 673000 with no will. Probate filing shows widow Nell Knox to receive one half under Missouri law. Remainder to Knox’s sister Mrs John Milton of Denver and other relatives including nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Clyde H.'Knox
Nell
Knox
Kansas City
Missouri
John Milton
Denver
Angry Jap Bathhouse Women Challenge Scrub Boy System
In Tokyo angry women press for change as bathhouses split by gender face male attendants who scrub patrons in nude areas. Letters to Tokyo Shimbun reveal friction over age old practice and calls for women workers. Meanwhile in Erie a honeymoon cruiser capsized in Lake Erie, skipper drowned and wife survived after three hours in water. Rescue by Herbert Durst saved Mrs. Harvey Hecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Tokyo Shimbun
Shingo Muto
Erie
Lake Erie
Harvey Hecker
Herbert Durst
North East
Hecker
New Port Richey
Trcher
Vacation Bible School Two Weeks At Presbyterian Church
More than 100 children enrolled as First Presbyterian Church offers a two week Vacation Bible School with sessions 9 to 11 45 each weekday for kindergarten through junior high. Activities include Bible study crafts worship and recreation with a Thursday evening program for parents. A sculptured Palestine map project will aid Bible study. Superintendent is Mrs John Patton with a large staff of volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
9Th
Vt. Sts
Palestine
John’ Patton
Leon Sawyer
Olin Petefish
Elden E. Willey
Allen Sterner
Ann Kirkpatrick
R. W. McEldowney
Helen Redpath
J. J. Jones
Carolyn Shull
Raymond Verrey
Gary Walker
Lee Dyer
A. F. Stanley
Donald Adams
Ruth Ann Lacy
F. M. Merriam
Jack Mills
John W. Pozdrow
David Burkhead
David Ragen
John Wolf
Weather For Other Areas Across Coastal States
Rain fell today along the Atlantic coast hitting wood-stricken areas. Showers covered from North Carolina to New York and New England with earlier activity in the Ohio Valley and northern Appalachians. Thunderstorms extended from the Texas Panhandle to Oklahoma and Arkansas and into Minnesota. Heaviest rain in the Middle Atlantic. nearly 2 inches in Baltimore and 1.40 inches in Washington. Cooler air moved south from the Midwest across the Great Lakes to the Ohio River Valley. Midwest temperatures fell as much as 25 to 45 degrees from Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
North Carolina
New York
New England
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
Pennsylvania
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Minnesota
Middle Atlantic
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Midwest
Great Lakes
Otto River Valley
Milwaukee
Senator Resumes Vacation From Missouri to Nantucket
Senator Stuart Symington planned to fly from Kansas City to resume his vacation on Nantucket Island after attending the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia with former President Truman. He will be away until Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Stuart
Symington
Nantucket Island
Cape Cod
Sedalia
Truman
Modesty Blamed for Death on Thames Yacht
In Southwark England a 32 year old secretary Gladys Hook died after falling from a yacht into the Thames. A coroner ruled accidental death with the explanation that her modesty hindered motion as she stumbled down the gangway steps and her skirt restricted her movements. Frederick Gosling testified she would not lift her skirt, letting it impede her escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwark
England
Frederick Gosling
Gladys Hook
Thames
San Quentin Robbery Suspect Identified by Prints
At San Quentin Sunday, evidence pins Robert G. Glover, 24, as the man who held up guard H. A. Bain and took 5103. His fingerprints matched those on a knife brandished by a masked robber. Glover, already jailed for robbery, was connected to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Callf
H. A. Bain
Harley Teets
Bain
Robert G. Glover
Jet Lands Safely After Foam Aids Skid Incident
Great Falls Montana air base crews sprayed runway foam to help a crippled Air Force jet land safely. Lt Andrew Pittsburgh and Capt Roberta Page from Mason City Iowa circled the base for about forty minutes attempting to free a locked air intake before the landing. Both pilots escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Air Force
Andrew Pittsburgh
Roberta Page
Mason City
Iowa
Great Falls Air Force Base
New Gas Line For Topeka Service From Topeka
Cities Service Gas Co has bought a pipeline to supply Topeka with a second gas line. The line cost about 250000 and came from Service Pipeline Co used for oil. It runs from south of Lawrence to near Grantville, in 16 and 10 inch sections. Officials estimate over a million dollars to build a new 16 inch line. The company will seek Federal Power Commission approval to connect the line to the Topeka gas system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Rodeo crowds mark Abilene fair as fair opens
More than 4 500 attended the opening performance of the 10th annual Wild Bill Hickok Rodeo as the 31st Central Kansas Free Fair opened. A Western parade drew a large crowd and nightly rodeo shows run through Thursday with a variety show ending the week. Senator Edward Martin said the cold war may be over the hump but cautioned to keep powder dry, noting Soviet leaders may be under pressure from their people to seek peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
U.S
Abilene
Abilene W
J Mance
Bill Hickok
Washington
Edward ‘Martin
Russia
Pennsylvania National Guard
Senate
New Science Hall Contracts Let for C E Campus
Emporia contracts for a new science hall on the College of Emporia campus total $237,723 with bids from Frank E. Blaser Construction Co. $166,072 Emporia Plumbing & Heating Co. $46,695 and Paige Electric Co. $24,965. A $290,000 Mabee Foundation gift from Tulsa funds the project with the remainder for equipment and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
College of Emporia
Luther Sharpe
Frank E. Blaser
J. E. and
L. E. Mabee Foundation of
Tulsa
Greece Soviet 17 Month Trade Pact Signed in Athens
Greece and the Soviet Union signed a 17 month trade and payments agreement in Athens providing for an exchange of 10 million dollars worth of goods from each country Greece to export mainly tobacco and import motor oil gasoline coal and fuel oil on a barter basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Soviet Union
Quote on peace as protection and necessity
The remark emphasizes the link between safety and peace, suggesting that individuals seek harmony to shield themselves from danger. It frames peace as an active defense and moral objective guiding collective action and security policy.
Ohio Acrobat Performs But Wife Can't Take It
Cleveland incident reports a 19 year old wife convincing her husband Charles E. Bringman a city tree trimmer to crawl to safety after he climbed a bridge 155 feet above the Cuayhoga River and performed acrobatics on cables amid family troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles E. Bringman
Woman on Bridge Pleads With Husband to Stop Jump
Nancy urged Chuck from a bridge as he clung to a cable, pleading not to jump. She cried out My God Chuck at the perilous moment while he crawled toward her along the wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Chuck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowan
Clyde Knox
Lake
Presbyterian Church
Modesty
Jet
Ines
Lawrence
West
C of E
Degraff's
Topeka-Ottawa
West Zist
Ohio
Tintanven Nl
Renner
Wateson Alse
Douglas
County. Building and Loan
Mercury
Mercury's Buying Guide
Montclairs
Vision
Ed Sullivan
Kmbc-Tv
Mississippi Streets
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!