Personal notices and travel among area families
A column of local personals lists Mrs. Robert Beese and relatives visiting Bi Pina, Tex, with departures planned for Haswati. Others, including Mr and Mrs John Gare and Mrs Vo Quagies, appear in mid summer travel notes to Missouri, Atchison, Carthage, and Rochester. Linda Wilson undergoes a Mayo Clinic orthopedic procedure and returns home in casts. Dr James W Camp family plans a Woods Like Resort vacation.
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Robert Beese
Bi Pina
Tex
Beese
M Avatese
Smart
Haswati
Larutesant Besse
Aeef Mee Chen Leonard
Sassling
Vaal Mann
John Gare
Missouri
Garcia
AP Ao de Mate
Springfield
Bob de Mate
Carthage
Atchison
Mayo Clinic
James W. Campher
Stephen J. Susan Jane
Sammy Duckett
Woods Like
Basalt
Colo
Marcia Haines
Presbyterian Church
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Corona
F. M. Rhodes
Merrel D. Clubb
Claubb
Medford
Ore
Ralph Campbell
Local Family Notes and Hospital Trends from July Fourth
The item lists local families visiting relatives in Kansas and Mississippi, mentions Mrs Luetta Howe hosting, and notes Mrs Doris Leonhart returning home after hospital stay in Lawrence. It records Mr Nebe Smart visiting Atchison, Flory at home after hospital, and Philp Harrison awaiting two months at Culver Academy with Robert Harrison and travel to Chicago for a few days before school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Peck
Wichita S-Set
Ross E. Howe
Ruby
Sharon
Grenville
Spralwe
Luetta Howe
Doris. Leonhart
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Nebe Smart
Ina Atchison
AOL
Flory
Architect for Truman Library Dies in Kansas City
The head architect on the Harry S. Truman library project, Edward F. Neild of Shreveport Louisiana, died suddenly in Kansas City at about age 65. He was found in his hotel room after breakfast with Lon Gentry of a Kansas City architectural firm. The cause was reported as a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Harry S. Trumaty
Fidward F. Neild
Shreveport
Neild
Lon Gentry
Kansas Tr
Gentry
U S Leaders Differ on Idea Behind Russ Peace Actions
Washington officials clash over whether Moscow truly aims to end the war or uses peace talk as a cover. Some see genuine concessions at the Geneva summit on July 18 aimed at slowing arms racing and solving European and Far Eastern issues. Others call the soft talk a tactic to stall German disarmament while pressuring Russia's economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington P
Moscow
Russia
Mican Moseme
Sion
Pramises
Kremlin
Legion Chief Warns Against Federal School Control
Seaborn P. Collins, commander of the American Legion, told delegates at the National Education Association convention that the nation’s schools may drift toward federal control if no alternative is provided. He warned against federal takeover as a risk to local and state autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Chicago &P
American Legion
Seaborn P. Collins
Naional Reducation Ass
Copper Strike Continues in Denver Amid 30,000 Worker Action
About 30,000 workers from three major copper producers continued a strike in Denver today. Paced negotiations stalled as the protest affected ore production and plant operations. Police reported scattered arrests as workers maintained picket lines near facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Prisos
Ian Caer
Auto Insurance Rate Drop Affects Kansas Counties
The state insurance commissioner announced a reduction in auto liability rates for private passenger policies. The decrease, from $3 to $12 annually, applies immediately in the Waandeate, Johnson, Shawnee, and Sedawick counties, with territory-based adjustments expected to guide endorsements and premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Assa
Frank Sallis
Brera
SSR
Whet
Sallam Sd Vbeen
Waandeate
Johnson, Shawnee
Sedawick
Kansas Traffic Deaths Update For June 1955
State Accident Records Section reports one new death from a June accident not previously recorded. Data covers the last 24 hours and year-to-date figures through 1955, noting changes from the same period a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekaum
Kansas
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John Garcia
Daryell Houk
Mary Demeritt
Miss Demeritt
Leslie Demeritt
Fred Demeritt
Clarence Gordon
Sue Gordon
Carol Miller
Nancy Hodges
Sally Six
Joan Leonhart
Marjorie Deneciler
Nancy Krimminger
Ann Laptad
Ginger Mooman
Phyllis Springer
Marge
Betty Lorraine Reed
Edward W. Reed
Robert Burdett Gaumer
Charles S. Gaumer
First Baptist Church
Robert I. Wilson
Jack McCoy
Eugene Wadsworth
Miss Ann Benson
Toneka
Margaret
Reed
Mary Ellen Laura
Mary Patricia Reed
John L Benson Jr
Wayne D. Gaumer
Edward W. Reed Jr
Milton Douglas Reed
Mrs_ Gaumer
Lawrence Color Camera Club
Vernon Votawujil
Kansas University Film Library
Centron Corporation
Tom Smith
Holland
Lawrence Country Club
William R. Espearls
K. U
John F. Lauro
Dames
John
Bers
Doris Wedel
Truman Library
K.C
Chamney
Olson Plumbing
Miss
Owen E
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Terrill
Plisse
Val
Becgee
Miracle
Lawn
Dimity
Mars, Lawrence
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