Republicans Urged To Avoid Clubbing
Missouri and Kansas Republicans heard a keynote urging inclusion over division at a fund raising dinner tied to President Eisenhower’s telecast. Walter Williams warned against exclusive caucusing and warned that abstaining on election day helps Democrats. The crowd, about 550, traveled through snow, with leaders from both states and former governors in attendance, while Clyde Reed Jr. and local officials weighed future gubernatorial plans.
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Walter Williams
Eisenhower
Chicago
Missouri
Kansas
Williams
Ac- Missouri
Horace: Hedges
Kansas City
William H .Wade
Missouri Young Republicans
Earle W. Frost
Missouri Federated Women's Republican Clubs
Edward R. Scheufler
U.S
H. K. Wangelin
Poplar Bluff
St. Louis
Edward F. Ann
Payne Ratner
Wichita
Fred Hall
Supreme Court
Hall
William Wertz
Clair Robb
Harold R. Fatzer
Topeka
Arn
Lloyd Ruppenthal
McPherson
Wilbur Leonard
Frank Todd
Atchison and
Rolla
John Anderson Jr
Clyde Reed, Jr
Parsons
Baptists' Methods Are Recommended at State Conference
Dr Leonard Sanderson of Dallas urged over 1000 Baptist ministers and evangelists at the Missouri State Evangelistic Conference opening in Kansas City He cited a survey showing Southern Baptists make more home visits and aim to win more souls in 1958 Missouri targets 25000 new members toward a 485000 national goal J T Gray of New Orleans to deliver the main address tonight
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Kansas
Southern Baptists
Leonard Sanderson
Dallas
Tex
Sanderson
Evangelism Department
The
Missouri Baptist, General Assn
Missouri
J. T. Gray
New Orleans
Southern Baptist Convention
Parish Meeting at Trinity Episcopal Church Honors Longtime Senior Warden
The 99th Annual Parish Meeting of Trinity Episcopal Church was held in the parish hall after a dinner for over 150. Rev. John F. McLaughlin spoke as resignations were read for vestry posts and senior warden. Elected vestry members include Stevens Getto Murphy McCoy Harnar Hungerford and Green.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
John F. McLaughlin
R. L. Brickner
W. H. House
E.H. Hollands
Richard B. Stevens
Paul H. Getto
Franklin D. Murphy
Robert C. McCoy
Paul Harnar, Jr
Robert Green
H. B. Hungerford
Ralph Cain
Woman's Auxiliary
Don Benson
Church School
Brett Daniel
Acolytes
Elin Jorgenson
Susan McCalla
Gertrude Ruttan
Altar Guild
Receipts Up in Baldwin Postal Revenues Rise
Baldwin postmaster Leo Williams reports postal receipts totalled 23 001 98 dollars for the year, up from 21 990 11 the previous year an increase of a little over 1 000 dollars reflecting steadier mail volumes and service demand.
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Leo Williams
Baldwin
Preliminary hearing delayed for Lyle Story on destruction charge
The preliminary hearing for Lyle Story of Baldwin on a destruction of public property charge has been moved to January 24 in County Court. He remains free on a 1500 dollar bond. Story is accused of damaging a screen at the Gem Theatre in Baldwin.
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Lyle Story
Baldwin
Story
Maryland teens claim first do it yourself rocket at Seath Towson
Louis Bresee and Bill Cox both 17 from Seath Towson High School announced a successful Maryland firing of a DIY missile. The rocket rose 600 to 700 feet and landed 300 to 400 feet away in nearby woods using zinc and sulfur propelant, similar to Connecticut youths on Wallop Island.
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Baltimore
Connecticut
Louis Bresee
Bill Cox
Seath Towson High School
Maryland
Owen Tee
Monkton
Wallop Island
Virginia
Lee
Chincoteague
David Gay
Neill Buckley
Charles Svenberg
William Bayne
Wallingford
Navy
Naval Aviation
Chennault Expects No Pushbutton Wars Soon
NEW YORK Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault, leader of the Flying Tigers, said it will be a long time before pushbutton warfare. he noted aircraft remain vital and warned against excessive satellite and missile spending. Chennault, 67, is traveling to Walter Reed Hospital while battling lung cancer.
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New York
Claire L. Chennault
Flying Tigers
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Chennault
Operator Retires at Baldwin Exchange After Ten Years
Mrs Caroline Addin longtime night telephone operator at the Baldwin exchange retired last week as the oldest in service. She previously worked on switchboards at Emporia and Wakarusa.
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Caroline Addin
Baldwin ‘Exchange
Addington
Emporia
Wakarusa
Advisory From China Triggers Release Speculation
An advisory from the Red Cross urged Mrs. Ruth Redmond to appeal in person to Premier Chou En Lai for her jailed son's release, fueling speculation that China may free him and two other Americans. Redmond, of Yonkers, will fly to Peiping to press Chou for Hugh Redmond, 38, serving a life term in Shanghai on spy charges. Other mothers seek extensions and interviews as well.
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Hong Kong
Red Cross
Ruth Redmond
Chou En-Lai
Redmond
Yonkers
N.Y
Shanghai
Peiping
Chou
Hugh
Jessie Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
Mary Downey
New Britain
Robert McCann
Flora McCann
Altadena
Calif
Joseph P. McCormack
John P. Wagner
Edward McCormack
Palmyra
Wagner
Joseph Kleber
Glenside
Faculty Club adds New Food Service at KU
Kansas University Faculty Club will begin a new food service Jan. 30 under a club-run system. Mrs. William Guntert of the Party House will be manager on a half-time basis for the spring, with potential full-time status next year. Committee members include Charles K. Warriner, Howard Baumzartel, and Martin Jones.
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Kansas University Faculty Club
William Guntert
Party House
The
Club
Charles K. Warriner
Howard Baum- Zartel
Martin Jones
Chemist Dr Anton Burg to Speak on Boron
Dr Anton Burg a chemistry professor at Southern California University will address the Kansas University section of the American Chemical Society on The Chemical Versatility of Boron at 7 30 p m Saturday in Room 122 Malott Hall The talk will be part of a Kansas University ACS meeting and venue details remain as listed
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Anton Burg
Southern California University
Kansas University
American Chemical Society
Malott Hall
Farm Groups Ready To Fight Tax Hike On Co-Ops Incomes
Farm organizations prepare plans to oppose new congressional efforts to tax cooperative incomes. The Ways and Means Committee will hear proposals January 23, with farm groups presenting their case January 27. Recent court decisions cloud coop tax liability as earnings pass to members and patrons.
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Washington
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert Bo Anderson
Tie
Anderson
Modern Posse Formed in Sedgwick County Sheriff Patrol
Sedgwick County Sheriff Floyd Schroeder commissions 18 deputies who are businessmen forming a volunteer flying patrol. They serve as aerial eyes in manhunts and emergencies, adding a modern twist to regional law enforcement.
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Wichita
Kas
Sedgwick County
Floyd Schroeder
Franklin's 1732 kite experiment linked lightning to electricity
In 1732 Benjamin Franklin achieved the famed kite experiment during a thunderstorm, drawing a charge of lightning-generated electricity into a Leyden jar to prove the electrical link.
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Benjamin Franklin
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