Associated Press opens new Rockefeller Center headquarters
The Associated Press moved its vast leased-wire network to a 15 story Rockefeller Center building in New York. Reporters editors and photographers operated from both old Madison Avenue and new headquarters during the transition. The move underscores AP’s pledge to unbiased timely news for 90 years of member newspapers and readers.
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New York
Associated Press
Rockefeller Center
Madison Avenue
Association
Washington
Sissie
Buzzie
Cooper
Rockefeller Plaza
Father of Prof. Buehler Featured by Ripley
Sterling Nebraska resident 88 year old Mr. Buehler gained national notice after being shown in a Believe It or Not cartoon for writing the Lord's Prayer in English or German on a dime sized slip without glasses. The elder Buehler, known for chopping wood daily, has since sent pictures of his prayer to fulfill growing requests.
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Chris Buehler
Sterling, Neb
E. C. Buehler
University of Kansas
Buehler
Professor Buehler
Regents Committee Will Meet Here on Wednesday
The state board of regents will meet in the Chancellor's office at the University Wednesday after noon. A committee from the board will meet at 10 o'clock and the full board at 2:30. The committee, appointed last week to select a successor to Dr. E. H. Lindley, resigns as Chancellor next June.
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State Board of Regents
E. H. Lindley
Oakes Pleads Not Guilty in Driving While Intoxicated
Charles Oakes of 315 Maple Street pleaded not guilty in police court to a charge of driving a car while intoxicated. Bert Kemp pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined five dollars. Oakes’ trial was set for 8 am Wednesday after a minor auto accident preceded his arrest.
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Charles Oakes
Maple Street
Bert Kemp
Oakes
Massachusetts Street
Sunday Visits Across Columbia Community
Mr and Mrs Charles Broham Mer and Lizzie Dessie and Clara Postma spent Sunday at the Will Postma home. Mr and Mrs Frank Deay and Mr and Mrs Laurie Postma ate dinner Sunday at the Virgil Shoemaker home.
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Charles Brohammer
Lizzie
Dessie
Clara Postma
Will Postma
Frank Deay
Laurie Postma
Virgil Shoemaker Home
Community shower honors Arlie Flory at Elmer Flory home
A large gathering attended a Saturday evening shower for Arlie Flory hosted by Elmer Flory and family in Lawrence. Dozens of relatives and friends from the Flory and Postma families shared greetings, gifts, and a program after a dinner.
Sunday Guests at Multiple Local Homes in Eudora Area
The report lists numerous Sunday visitors to households in Eudora and nearby towns including Butell, Rutherford, Wartzack, Berhoff, McKin, Overbrook, Miller, Jor d, Twichell, Hemming, Speicher, Summer, Randel, Clary, Hig y, Kalb, McConnell, and Jordon. Prairie City School News notes perfect spelling by several students and a gift of tea towels from the L. and I. club.
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Emma Kalb
R. G. McConnell
Relief Corps
Olathe
Prairie City School News
Charles and Junior Morgan
Mary Lou Lobinger
Peggy Jordon
Esther and
Francis McConnell
Wincel
Dean Butell
Norma Athey
Gayle Cook
L. and I. Club
Lone Star Community Notes and Holiday Plans
Mr and Mrs Windhurst hosted Rev L H Griffith and wife and James Anderson and wife at dinner last Sunday. The Lone Star Grange met at the schoolhouse last Saturday and served oysters to a large crowd. Five women met for a quilting luncheon hosted by Mrs Windhorst and gifts were exchanged for the Christmas party with Mrs J W Garbutt on December 29. The school plans a program and plate supper on December 22 with Miss Lucille Hird as teacher.
Past Noble Grands Club Meets At Mrs Clary Home
Mrs George Summer attended the Past Noble Grands club at the home of Mrs Roy Clary Tuesday evening. Officers elected for the ensuing year named Mrs John Dean president and Mrs R G McConnell vice president. A pot luck dinner and Christmas party were planned for December 21 with Miss Ruth Fouts visiting from Topeka.
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George Summer
Noble Grands Club
Roy Clary
R. G. McConnell
Emma Kalb
O. W. Price
John Dean
R. G McConnell
E. D. Hobson
Charlie Griffith
Ruth Fouts
Topeka
Ray Lobingier
Connie Jacoby
Wellsville
Rebekah Lodge
Synn Taylor
Howard Butler
Frank Lobingier
Ed Randel
W. W. Whitted
C. H
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Cecil Duver
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Maxine Flory
Wayne Flory
Walter Dover
Raymond Gish
Ben
Pearl Brohammer
Amos Wrightsman
Oscar Flory
Evelyn Shuck
Ernest Wray
John Beeghley
Donald Churchbaugh
Elmer Churchbaugh
Clarence
Alvah Flory
Charles Shuck
Darren
Barbara
Lloyd Shuck
Eva
Warren
Oscar Shuck
Evelyn
Byron
Elwood Deay
Lawrence
Neal Banks
William
Rita Mae
Howard Gray
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Solon Markley
California
Edward Sanders
Virgil Shoemaker
Billy Dean
Everett Shaw
William Flory
Lois Flory
Dudley Flory
Everett
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Leo
Merle Wingert
Community Club
C. E. Story
Story
Emma Emery
Philip Miller
Merlyn Rutherford
Ernest Butell
I. N. Rutherford
Paul Dixon
Salina
Catherine van Keuren
Jack Scott
Winfield Scott
Patrick O’day
Keith Sutor
G. C. Brumfield
Kansas City
Robert Brumfield
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Holly
Georgia Verdell
George Peck
Pomona
A. M. Jacob
F. O. Rice
Quenemo
Alvin Miller
Donna
Vassar
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Mildred
Carolyn Collins
Dean
Rice
Steve Speicher
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Jimmy
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