Soviet Balloon Crew Reported Killed in Landing
Three Soviet stratosphere balloon aviakhim crew members were killed in a hard-landing southeast of Moscow near Pottsyostroz after reaching about 67 000 feet. Official Soviet release said the gas bag tore from the gondola and vanished. Search efforts failed to locate the craft or crew as planes could not find the balloon in heavy fog.
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Moscow
Aviakhim
Potiskyostroz
Coema
Columna
Corliss News Briefs From Kansas Communities
Mrs Hugh Johnson stayed with her parents in Corliss and visited sister Mrs Anderson in Kansas City. Farmers butchered beef and housewives canned meat. Mrs Doane took daughter Helen to Olathe for dental work. Mrs Joan Turner and Mrs Grace Cheatwood were in Corliss for visits and business. Four Nelson brothers mules ran away with a disc. no injuries. George Corliss Jr visits uncle William Corliss west of DeSoto. Mr and Mrs Clarence Saint stayed with the Toothaker family in DeSoto. A community program at Cedar Junction schoolhouse featured music, readings, dramas, a tap dance and more. Clarence Miller won the angel food cake. Food sale netted 11 dollars and 57 cents. Hunter-to-City Sunday visit by Mrs Overbauch and family. Hunter stayed with brother Wade to help prepare for a trip.
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Hugh Johnson
Henry Kluss
Anderson
Kansas City
Doane
Helen
Olathe
Joan “Turner
Grace” Cheatwood
Corliss
Nelson Brothers
George Corliss, Jr
William Corliss
DeSoto
Clarence- Saint
Toothaker
Saint
Cedar Junction
Clarence Miller
Hunter -To- City
Overbauch
Hunter
Wade
Maude Lecompton Misses Family Details in Fragment
Fragmentary obituary note mentions Maude Lecompton and her relation to family members F. with unclear details, indicating a local notice or family record fragment from the era. The text lacks full names, dates, or explicit event context, preserving only a sliver of a genealogical entry.
Colds That Hang Or Don’t Jet Them Get A Quick Hold
Promotional note describes Creomulsion as a powerful harmless remedy for coughs and colds. Claims rapid germ fighting effects and easy dosage. Warns refunds available if relief is not achieved, urging readers to consult their druggist for purchases.
Funeral in Cuban Recognition compton Tuesday
The service for a local figure included a pastor's Luke 24 50 text and solos by Mrs Wilma Morris Anchored My Soul and Goodnight Beloved. Pallbearers named, large attendance, extensive floral offerings, and guests from Lawrence Emporia Osage City and nearby towns.
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Compton
Wilma-Morris
Dale
Stark
Arthur. Hayses
Perry
Paul Winter
Charles Winter
Fred Herace
William H. Glenn
Lecompton
Big
Joseph and
Lester
Julian Martin
Topeka
Peter Eberhart
Eberhart
Filgen Glenn
Mise Rosemary
Glenn
Edward McClanahan
Nannie Basler
Kansas City
E. M. Basler
Obituary of G and Sophia Hill of Lecompton Kansas
G and Sophia Hill born January 13 1853 in Bedford County Pennsylvania passed away January 13 in Lecompton Kansas aged about 80. She taught school in Lecompton earlier and with Asa B Iliff raised four children. Survived by sons Winter B Iliff Rozs Iliff and daughters Mrs Stark Mrs A F Kerns Mrs Peterhart Mrs C G Sehon. two grandsons Donald Stark and Ross H Iliff. Lifelong Brethren member loyally supporting community and church. Funeral services by Rev David Wood at United Brethren church Lecompton.
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G. and
Sophia Hill
Bedford County
Lecompton
Hem
Winter B. Iliff
Chicago
Rozs Uiliff
Paris
Fesasy
Stark
Topeka
Iliff
A. F. Kerns
Lecompion
David~ Wood
United
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Roscoe Clough
Kansas
Clough
Harry M. Curry
Jack Malowitz
J. ¥. Spaugh
Fred, Macomber
Lee Sonenberg
Mack A. Hinson
Maude Me
Maude
Cuba
Carlos Mendieta
Jefferson Caffery
Manuel Marquez Sterling
Washington
Associated Press
Cretonnes
Johnson
Chintz
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Imatch
Axminster Rugs
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