Kansas political figure Lynn Brodrick remembered by peers
Prominent Kansans from both parties mourn Lynn Brodrick, praising his integrity and public service. Mrs Georgia Nease Gray and Alf Landon highlight his cross party respect, while Frank Theis James Pratt and Walter Haxman, among others, note his civic leadership and dedication to state welfare.
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Nds
Nted
Brodrick
Georgia Nease Gray
Richland
Democratic National
Kansas
Lynn
James V. Pratt
Mds
Scott Kelgey
Topeka
Kansas Masons
Kansas Masonic
Wich
Kansas Masonry
Walter Haxman
U.S
Liberal Arts- Honor Students List Exposed
A long OCR listing names of liberal arts honor students across numerous Kansas and national cities. The fragment names Géraldine Elwood Barbara Foley Carol Li Freeman Jen McGonigle Cora Lee Price Evelyn Hood Walters and many others, including Hubert H. Ball Nancy T Dunne John E. Pearson Ruth Ann Anderson, with affiliations to Atchison Topeka Kansas City Ottawa and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. Ball
Atchison
Nancy T Dunne
Kearny
N. J
John E. Pearsom
Tongaénoxie
Ruth Ann Anderson Hutchinson
Gene R. Ball
John Crothera Ball
Kansas City
John Ru
Ottawa
Stamey
Ken- AL. Irby
Ft. Scott
Donna R. Jas- Dighton
Noel M. Johnson
Kanity
William R. Keeler
Barfille
Okla
Diana Gayle Kenoyer
Oton
Jerry A. Kirkland
Hering
Megan 8. Lloyd
Hutchinson
Y Lott
Valley Falls
Bill G. Mar
Renate Mayes
Gas City
Charles F. McEly
Sylvia
Warren K. McNaffney
Yville
Robert L. Wehl
Great i
Anne Miller
Dodge City
Julie Miller
Kangaa City
Elaine Morn
Stanley A. Murrell
Iberg
Richard V. Ohmart
Scott
Ronald D. Ott
Dra G. Pollock
Riverdale
N. Y
J. Pugh
Ferguson
Topeka
Terry A. Is
Merriam
James C. Trombold
Joseph
Hurshel G. Underhil
Wichita
Clinton D. Vermillion
o@iland
Lawrence E. Walter
Lewhirley A. Ward
Salina
Wanda F. Waiever
Oberlin
Willam M. Witt
Ga'er City
Jack A. Wortman
Cha
John F. Zoellner
Tonganoxie
Esar Albert
Monterey
Calif
Eth
Jar Vele
Ralph L. Wright
Paola
Revert L. Yaple Jr
St. Joseph
Sandra Ackerman
Leavenworth
Helen C. Adler
Fredonia
Marilyn E. Alpert
Barbara Anderson
Wichitas
Howard Barnum
Bonnie Bee Becker
Marilyn R. Bell
McPherson
Carol Ann Berry
Yates Center
Mars
Bevan
Pittsburg
Kas
Charnex
Brown
Que
Jane Crow
Raymond & Davis
Neodesha
Sherryl Ames
Hanover
William 5. Devall
Martin J. Dickinson
Diana Dicks
St. Louis
Spencer Dickson
Roger Douglass
Mullinville
Janet Douthitt
Augusta
Ivan Fastwood
Summerfield
Barbara Tklund
Summit
Richard Endacott
Joanne Halderson
Bartlesville
Louis E. Hannen
Burlington
Jack Gene Harrison
Hays
Don Henderson
Stanberry
Marilyn RF. Henning
Thomas D. Herlocker
Winfield
James N. Hoge
Overland Park
Nancy F. Holt
Uniontown
Sharon L. Hoover
Kathryn A. Hupp
Karlan K. Ison
Floyd Denman Lee
Stanley A. Lehman
Abilene
David A. Leitch
Barbara M. Lomert
Arkansas City
Paul B. Lewellyn
Kenneth E. Mahoney
Marilyn Munrose
Winchester
Ind
Edward D. McElvain
Washington, D.C
Anne Mcllrath
Great Bend
Janette Kay
Onald H. Pine
Kansan City
Charles W. Reno
Eureka
Karen
K. Resner
Russell
Fred J. Ritter
Junction City
Kenneth W. Rock
Avrom A.rosen
N. F. Johnson County
Marlin J. Reitd
Francis
Linda L. Rundle
Bonner Springs
Arthur M. Scott
Tre E. Sedriks
Sarah A. Sheffer
Marilyn 0. Shaw
Galena
Bill Doyle Smith
Rohering
Smith
N. K
Johnson County
Susan F. Snyder
Bureak Springs
Ark
Carol L. Sparks
Richard Lee Speers
Houston
Tex
Julia E. Stenford
Concordia
Rosemary M. Stebbins
Ellia
Nancy L. Suellentrop
Great
Beloit
Bob Ern Craven
Excelsior Springs
Nancy L. Craven
Hillsle
Janet M. Crouch
William Dabsschner
Therese Davis
Pocatello
Idaho
Colone
Don E. Detmer
Mery Alice Dobson
Scott City
Joan A. Dunkin
Judy A. Fiscus
Diana Jo
Lerry Hammond
Overland
Mary Hargrove
Chanute
William F. Harrison
Holsington
Terri H. Hart
Mission
Katherine Haughey
Billings
Mont
Paul Hensleigh
John Henson
Roscoe
Marie Hermon
Ness City
Barbara Holm
Prairie Village
Lucy Hope
Alberta Ann Horlings
Manhattan
Alice K. Hoy
Dale Lyon Hoyt
Curtis
Hunter
Alton
Kathiny Johnson
Luray
Dorothy Jones
Frankfort
Larry Eugene Jones
St. John
Keith Kelley
Margaville
Robert Kimball
Derby
Errol R. Kinsinger
NJ City
Gordon Leonard
Lyons
Stephen. Little
Don Logan
Stella
Longsworth
Flushing
Jan Lundgren
Betny Lyon
Kangaa
Angie Magnusson
Karen Marks
Ann Marsh
Minneapolis
Minn
Karen Martin
Thamas Mason
George Mathey
Lyndon
Susan Maxwell
Lelia Mayfield
Nancy ‘McBride
Marvin McDougal
Fontana
Mary McFerson
Thomas McGurk
Barbara L
Jerry B. Roberts
Ansas City
Craig A. Robertson
Joliet
Louis D. Rollman
Pratt
Jeanne G. Rustemeyer
Carolyn Ruth
Michael &Yan
Emporia
Edward R. Saylor
Miriam Schwartzkopf
Larned
Sarah G. Seevern
Bert E. Smith
NLA
Virginia L. Smith
James Stankiewicz
Philadelphia
Dana E. States
Mary
Kansas City area names and addresses roll call list
A long stream of personal names and residences centered on Kansas City area individuals. The list includes many residents from Topeka, Leavenworth, Overland Park, Wichita, and surrounding towns, with numerous cities in Kansas and Missouri, plus some out-of-state entries. The fragmentary OCR appears to be an enrollment or directory-style roster listing dozens of people and their home towns.
KU Coed From Here Among Members for Magazine Panel
Polly Peppercorn of 120 Pawnee Ave Lawrence sits on Bride and Home panel choosing 14 bridal gown styles. Panel includes Edith Head Hal March Helen Rose Jon Whitcomb and Lavinia Delafield. Peppercorn, KU AWS member and Centennial Queen 1955, called the honor a thrill.
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Polly Peppercorn
Pawnee Ave
Bride and Home Magazine
Kansas
Associated Women Students
Journal-World To
U.S
Edith Head
Paramount Studios
Hollywood
Calif
Hal March
Helen Rose
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Grace Kelly
Jon Whitcomb
Lavinia Delafield
Bride and Home
Weer
Miss Peppercorn
George Peppercorn
Olive Collins Bradford obituary notes early life and service
Olive Bradford born May 31 1881 Versailles Missouri daughter of Anderson and Jane Collins died January 19 1958 at 76 years 7 months 19 days. She married James P Hall in 1899 lived in Morgan County then Baldwin and McLouth later married Perry Bradford February 8 1926. She taught Sunday School at First Baptist McLouth and led BYF. Survived by husband Perry V Bradford daughter Freda Meyer son Rev Earl A Hall granddaughter Alicia Meyer and grandson James McDaniel. Funeral January 23 at First Baptist Church.
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Olive Collins
Anderson
Jane Collins
Versailles
James P. Hall
Morgan County
Baldwin
James Hall
Lawrence
Perry Bradford
McLouth
Salem Baptist Church
Missouri
First Baptist Church of
BYF
Olive Bradford
Perry V. Bradford
Freda Meyer
Earl] A. Hall
Ava
Alicia Dee Meyer
James W. McDaniel
Funeral attendees and out-of-town mourners listed
A funeral service drew relatives and friends from Ava Missouri, Merriam Kansas, Lawrence Kansas, Elk City, Wellsville, and Tonganoxie with Rev Earl Hall, Jimmy McDaniel, N H Westphal, J R Walker, Lawrence Moore, Elmer Thompson, Bena Elliot, Duane Nokes, Herman Ashworth, J W Stalions, Phillip Stalions, Kenneth Schultz, Harvey Harris, and others attending from nearby towns.
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Earl Hall
Jimmy McDaniel
Ava
N. H. Westphal
Kansas City
Kas
J. R. Walker
Lawrence Moore
Merriam
Elmer Thompson
Bena Elliot
Lawrence
Duane Nokes
Herman Ashworth
Elk City
J. W. Stalions
Lawrence attorney leads Kansas GOP Veterans Club
Charles Stough, a Kansas University Law School graduate and former four-term Kansas House speaker, was elected Wednesday to head the Kansas Republican Veterans Club for a two year term during Kansas Day activities in Topeka. He also has served as city attorney and is a World War II Navy veteran. the group named officers and district chairmen by unanimous vote.
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Lawrence
Charles Stough
Kansas Republican Veterans Club
Topeka
Stough
Kansas University Law School
Kansas House of Representatives
Pacific
GOP
Health Body Crusaders To Study Traffic Laws
Friday at 7 30 p m the Douglas County Health Council and Crusaders Club jointly meet at the Police Fire Building corner 8th and VT to study traffic laws. Featuring speaker Lt. Capt A C Rust of the Kansas Highway Patrol with moderator Wes Norwood assistant county attorney. Other speakers include Harold Horn city manager Don Haines planning commission John Hazlett police chief Bill Paddock police court judge and Bill Prince Crusaders Club president.
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Douglas County Health Council
Crusaders Club
8Th
A. C. Rust
Kansas Highway Patrol
Wes Norwood
Harold Horn
Don Haines
Planning Commission
John Hazelet
Bill Paddock
Bill Prince
The
State Office Building To Get Free Paint Job
TOPEKA Contractors on the state office building will correct painting deficiencies at no extra cost to the state. Rep. John Casebeer said the plaster is burning through the paint in many parts, and the contractors have agreed to redo what is necessary to the commission’s satisfaction.
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Topeka
John Casebeer
Dmcpherson
Casebeer
Office Building Commission
Mustang Roundups Highlight Local School News
Lawrence Junior High reports second semester underway and first semester grade cards. New students listed include Patricia Copp Cheryl Robinson Glen Elliot and many others. Mustang basketball improves to 8 0 with a win over Ottawa as enrollment reaches 1018 and volunteers rally for a proposed Youth Center.
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Lawrence Junior High
Haee
Patricia Copp
Cheryl Robinson
Glen Elliot
George Osborn
Gary Cooke
Linda Bennett
Jimmy Self
Charles Duvall
Viola Stan
Gary Poe
Alice McMillen
Rose Marie Vana
Robert Cummings
Margaret Cummings
Lionel Belanger
Rex Hart
Melany Runyan
Ernest Allen Beers
Virginia Stan
Sharon Devers
Leola Stumbaugh
Leo Stumbaugh
Ronald Lee Hicks
Martha Coffman
Michael Ward
Stuart Palmer
Kittie Williams
Thomas Farmer
Sué Childers
John Buhler
Beverly Cariker
Steve Ingram
Albert Campbell
Syria and Egypt reportedly strike unity plan
Damascus sources say Syria and Egypt agreed on steps to form a United Arab State under President Nasser before February 20. The measures include plebiscites on a temporary constitution and the election of the first president with Nasser as the sole candidate.
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Damascus
Syria
Egypt
United Arab
Nasser
United States
Eisenhower Pushes Trade Program Amid Controversy
President Eisenhower frames a tariff cut plan as essential to national security and the free world, promising a stronger economy to back peace. The administration seeks a Republican sponsor, with Rep. Reed of New York and Rep. Kean asked to back the bill, but Reed declined to sign on.
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Washington
America
Eisenhower
Rep. Reed
New York
Mittee
Reed
Kean
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