Centenarian Dr Bailey Famed for Humor and Faithful Life
Dr. Bailey, a longtime Baldwin figure, lived to 100 and remained sharp witted and engaged with church and community. He traveled from Wisconsin to Kansas in youth, worked as a cowboy, then settled with wife Mary Stark and eight surviving children in Baldwin. He recalled his father’s coaching with a smile and kept stories of family at heart.
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Lea Smith
The Haunting Face of Lee in Dok Amid War’s Chaos
A Korean man named Lee in Dok, once a sugar broker in Taejon, now works as a houseboy for three soldiers in the Pusan Taegu perimeter. He lost his family and home when the war crossed the 38th parallel, and his mournful gaze after seeing his ruined house lingers with the observer.
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Theis Named Director of Kansas ESA Area
Frank G. Theis of Arkansas City was appointed enforcement attorney for the Economic Stabilization Agency district office. Theis, KU and UM graduate, is a past president of the Kansas Junior Bar conference and was admitted to the Kansas bar in 1937. Larry Ryan announced the ESA district director’s office opening in Wichita.
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Commission to Probe TV Content for Off Color Humor
The Federal Communications Commission announced an inquiry into television content. Officials expect the probe will address off color humor, risque necklines, and horror programs, amid prior criticism from members and others.
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Century-Old Kansas Soldier Clergyman Charles W Bailey Dies
The last Kansas World War II navy veteran and Baker University graduate Rev. Charles W Bailey who died just before his 103rd birthday was buried in Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin. He served under Grant and Sherman, was twice wounded, and became a minister after a hard path including cowboy work and janitor duties at Baker University. He retired twice and left a legacy of faith and service.
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Harry Hobson
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Man Takes Flight to California to Visit Son in Hollywood
The narration describes a person who resents change and clings to the past, yet on his today year he cheerfully boards an airplane and flies to California to visit his son in Hollywood.
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Bodies mutilated after Philippine ambush kill three Americans
Three members of a U S survey party were slain in a Hukbalahap ambush near Macalelon southeast of Manila. Dr Francisco Vieuna described the corpses as horribly mutilated with gunshot wounds and knife injuries. one skull was split in two. Two victims were enlisted men from the 29th Engineers Topographical Battalion and a civilian employee, their names not released.
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Francisco L. Vieuna
Quezon Memorial Hospital
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Reservoir for Olathe 300000 Gallon Structure To Improve Water System
A 200000 gallon reservoir will be built in Olathe Kansas as part of a plan to upgrade the city water system. Voters approved a 265000 bond last spring but bids exceeded the issue by about 50 percent causing delays. Mayor Tom Poor said the reservoir is the priority and the rest of the project will follow when funds are secured. Agriculture and stock raising are noted as the chief local industries.
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Comamees Named for Sokhgen F W Benefit Night
Mrs Mary Neustifter announces the Business and Professional Women club benefit party to aid health safety and scholarship projects. Finance and health and safety committees list members and co chairmen with hostesses named. Tickets available from any EPW member or at the door.
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Rita Laughlin
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